we may want in minnesota good, drew beach grumbling. millions of people in one place, tourism is becoming a challenge. not far from barcelona beach promenade is being removed to make sure the tours keep coming. how does it all fit together? the answer is it's complicated, because tourism is also complicated. on the one hand through our crowds, 20000000 people visit partial aloneness grad from you. your cathedral in the market hall every year. they are often crowded. the city now wants to make improvements and spending millions told us if we see is currently trying to manage tourism. is it positive for the city? yes, but you can reach a point where it no longer brings any added value honey. the next morning i meet. so your kid who lives in the buffalo, neat the district right next to the port. she's fed up with tourism. her opinion on the town halls plans is very clear about the continue. in other words, barcelona will continue to be overcrowded because we need less tourism, but done well. and purposefully not just investing millions in public money on something that turns out to be an eff

eric: it will probably grow bishop out of minnesota, good to see you. thank you for joining us.less you too. >> as the investigation into the shooting of former president trump continues he is now pledging to return to the scene of the assassination attempt mrl media last night that he'll be back in butler, pennsylvania for a rally to honor his supporters who were shot on july 13. jeff and paul is alive in butler right now what more can you tell us, jeff? >> i can tell you things are starting to slowly get back to normal in the aftermath of his attempted assassination of former president donald trump. but here we are too weak to the day since this happened. the scene where the rally was and that shooting is still very much under wraps. we wait for any new details to surface regarding this investigation we have a new animation that could offer some clarity. the first angle is from the perspective of the shooter. you see to the right of that that is a podium to counter sniper perspective. from this angle and the shooter's position in the distance appears to be somewhat obstructed

vance headed to a rally in minnesota. >> cnn's alayna treene joining us now from saint cloud, minnesota good morning to you, alayna, tell us more about what was said in of course trump is still trying to define harris and have more of a streamlined attack lines against harris that's exactly right. amara and victor and loved donald trump sharply stepped up those attacks last night in minnesota. >> and it's been really interesting to watch because you can see that he's clearly workshopping new lines of attack to see what sticks best. >> and many of those attacks grew increasingly nasty and we really did didn't see that play out here in minnesota yesterday. now, donald trump claimed that harris is far more radical and liberal and also worse than president joe biden. he also really focused some of his attacks on her positions on immigration, the border, inflation all issues i know that donald trump trump's team is telling the former president to focus on because those are the issues they believe that republicans do better than democrats. now, what i find really notable was at one point, he actua

studies the, the doha institute for graduate studies, and he's joining us live from minneapolis and minnesota. good to see mohammed. we've had this conversation about 6 fine ago she ations many times over the past 8 months. is there anything that's different this time on what the site is willing to give? yeah, elizabeth of you and i have spoken on a number of different occasions over the past several months about the potential for a cease fire. and if you'll recall that i haven't usually been very optimistic in this particular case, i think there's more reason for optimism. there's more reason to think that something may well get get done here in the next uh, you know, a few days. um, and i think the reason for that if reports are accurate, is that how mass has seemingly been willing to bend on its position on a permanent ceasefire. so they're no longer it appears, requiring a permanent ceasefire during that, that 1st phase that for a 6 week a phase. and if that's the case that i think is real would, would probably jump, but jump at that opportunity. israel has maintained that it wants to be able t

minnesota. so that's good to have you with us. what counting is underway in the kids election, or the biggest development is the prime minister. she saw a mac has conceded defeat, although he managed to hold onto his own feet is also still in coming. but the points towards a big victory for the opposition. the labor party, as projected by the pre election force. there are 650 seats. also crabs and british media are projecting that label within 410, which would give the ball to you let back your stomach or she which majority in fall limits. the conservatives looked likely to end up with around a $144.00 seats. the liberal democrats thought you would make some games and populous reform you keep all to you is also set to enter parliament. as talk about all of that red creek hotel who joins us here in the studio. i'm watching live pictures off to a stop coming in right now, but i want to start by the concession from rush you to next. uh, what exactly did you say? um, well we, she threw doc was on teams. vote counts in north yorkshire

danny was off by minnesota as good game in games, but then he said this, but i'm also to the beloved the, the on the president of russia in the tom said, if it's not him, you don't want you to give it about, you know, it's a gauge of the same train, commanding being every dispute, every problem can be solved. we dive up missing tables, you know, so from the, by stopping across the table. and then this has to be the position of the yeah, be, have the same, it came in and then i prime minister has a big game in big game. that's easy. i'll be very, very happy to be a peacemaker in solving them complex probably between russia and ukraine. i and she would like to ask the rest of the countries in the same sort. would you tell me about the relationship with the rest? yeah, and it's a chrome deputy of mine petroleum and. busy from yeah, i was you to austin, are you answering austin a u. k? i want to ask in germany was about the natural that sweets dominique is fine from. yeah. and what about the natural gas which is going to be you're not that bad. you're not tempting them to all the fees, i

policies like a crop insurance the senate agriculture subcommittee hearing is by tina smith of minnesota. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i call to order this subcommittee on commodities for trade. senator hudson, i want to give thanks to you and your staff are working together with us to organize this hearing today. i know that we will be joined shortly and i am grateful for them and their staff to put this together. i appreciate their leadership very much. and to all the members of the subcommittee as well. the focus will be on how congress can help support the next generation of farmers. really, this generation of farmers. the average age of a producer in the u.s. is around 58. of course this number is only going to get higher. in a nutshell this is why we need to invest in the next generation of farmers. so this agriculture sector continues to work. it is a matter of national security, food security, and the strength of america. agriculture is the driving force of minnesota and america's economy. it is also true that the agriculture sector faces challenges right now and nobody feels the ups and

the senate agriculture subcommittee hearing is chaired by senator tina smith of minnesota. >> good afternoon, everyone. i called to order the subcommittee on commodities versus management and trade. senator had smith, i want to, a big thanks to you and your staff are working together with us to organize this hearing today. i know that -- and ranking member bozeman are going to be joining us shortly and i'm also grateful to them and the staffer work putting this together and we appreciate your leadership very much. thanks to all the members of the subcommittee, as well. are hearing this afternoon is going to focus on -- are hearing this afternoon will focus on how congress can help support the next generation of farmers. really, this generation of farmers. according to the most recent census of agriculture, the average age of a producer in the united states is now around 58. of course, this number is only going to get higher. this, in a nutshell, is why we need to invest in the next generation of farmers. this is a matter of national security, of food security, and the strength and vitality o

host: gwen in minnesota, good morning. caller: good morning. i voted yes. would vote yes for kamala. she just is qualified. when you have white men on tv like vance and trump calling her names, calling her a bomb, saying she is di, that is a bunch of garbage. she has more degrees than trump will ever have. she is more educated. she is knowledgeable. she knows what is going on in this country. she knows what she can get done, so it is ridiculous that people wouldn't want to give her an opportunity. i was concerned when obama ran for office. because i feared for his life. but today is different. i believe that kamala can run. i believe she will win and that trump be on his way to jail in 2025. host: when did you vote for hillary clinton? in 2016? caller: i did because i believe women are just as capable of running this country as men are. host: a friend in arkansas says no. good morning. -- brenda in arkansas says no. good morning. caller: i said no the caveat. i would not foot for just any woman. i would vote for condoleezza rice or a serious woman. kamala h

host: gwen in minnesota, good morning. caller: good morning. i voted yes. would vote yes for kamala. she just is qualified. when you have white men on tv like vance and trump calling her names, calling her a bomb, saying she is di, that is a bunch of garbage. she has more degrees than trump will ever have. she is more educated. she is knowledgeable. she knows what is going on in this country. she knows what she can get done, so it is ridiculous that people wouldn't want to give her an opportunity. i was concerned when obama ran for office. because i feared for his life. but today is different. i believe that kamala can run. i believe she will win and that trump be on his way to jail in 2025. host: when did you vote for hillary clinton? in 2016? caller: i did because i believe women are just as capable of running this country as men are. host: a friend in arkansas says no. good morning. -- brenda in arkansas says no. good morning. caller: i said no the caveat. i would not foot for just any woman. i would vote for condoleezza rice or a serious woman. kamala h

back here at home, to the heated race medicine joins us on the campaign trail in minnesota, telemedicine! >> goodng shannon, with 100 days to go to election day with a likely new democrat nominee vp harris is making her push to get her side and doll trump is taking aim at his new opponent. drumming his way here to minnesota in the deep blue state. they part of the expanded map his camp hopes to make competitive state in this cycle. they have won the presidential race every cycle since 1976. the polling is not currently in trump's favour. fox news polling shows kamala harris leads here with 52 percent favourability. that didn't stop trump from hitting harris on the issue of the border economy and crime. >> kamala harris presidency means four more years of extremism weakness, failure, chaos, and probably world war iii. i really believe it. >> the vp pick jd vance also took -- jd vance also talked about it. >> without receiving a single vote for president. they call this a coronation i think there's another word, i call it a coup. >> harris is undeterred and she's coming out of the big first week is

host: from minnesota, good morning. caller: morning. hey, yeah. it is interesting. couple of months ago, i called. similar question. i said something in the sense of they studied 10, 15 years, and that goes above my head. what has happened since, definitely have to correct that. i mean, just the presidential immunity, to my understanding of a free country and so on, no. that is an absolute no-no. and just adding that anybody that called joe biden close to senile should check their own level of abilities. i mean, that is how strongly i feel about it. host: in minnesota. to illinois, doug, good morning. caller: good morning. yeah, i say no to changing the court. there is no need for it. biden is just looking for something. host: that is doug in illinois. more reaction in the newspapers this morning, including the hill newspaper on capitol hill saying it is justice alito that has no authority to regulate the supreme court. that in an interview with the wall street journal's opinion section that was published on friday. it was that statement by alito that guarded reacti

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states that have suddenly become competitive virginia, new hampshire, and some others and a minnesota for goodness sake. so i think it's a dire condition. i know people like to talk about bed wedding and too much warring, but i think this is a very serious threat to our nation. i agree with president that the choices here is clear, but that's really not the issue. the issue is not the contrast between trump and biden. it's not about protecting biden's legacy. this is about saving the nation from x and x incisional threat from donald trump as he and his criminal gang go back to the white house to that point, what we hear, we hear so often in the messaging is this is this existential threat from democrats, right? so you have to choose between the existential threat, who they view as is donald trump, saving democracy. joe biden is the guy to do that. the reality is this is more than and i think you're alluding to this. this is about more than just an election. and who can win in november for many voters now hello, and i would say beyond voters, elected officials, big donors, as we know, this is also

good morning, minnesota governor tim walz. governor roy cooper of north carolina, governor josh shapiro of the very important state of pennsylvania. here's shapiro answering reporters questions earlier this morning. president biden yesterday endorsed vice president harris, as did i, as did many across this country. not only because of how honorably she has served in the past, but how absolutely ready she is to be president and to be the standard bearer for our party. she will now have to make an important decision as then candidate biden had to make. and that is who to run with, who should be her running mate. that's a deeply personal decision and a decision that should be made really free from any political pressure. live pictures from milwaukee, where vice president harris is campaigning today. now, this is her fifth visit to wisconsin so far this year, but the first as her own candidate. the midwest will be critical to her winning the presidency. we now know a sufficient number of democratic delegates have promised to vote

in minnesota -- i think we have a good chance of winning, and hasn't been won since 1972 by a republican. and we are leading -- tom emmer is going to bring that one home they tell me. he's going to bring it home. this november, the american people are going to reject kamala harris' dangerous liberal extremism and a massive landslide. too big to rig. we're not going to let her turn the united states into a communist san francisco colony. we are going to let it happen. that's what they want to do, they want to destroy our country -- she's the worst. she was a bad d.a. long before you had your d.a. come along before you had some of these d.a.'s that you have as you know in philadelphia, pennsylvania, but in los angeles, all over the place. you have radical left, horrible das that are funded by george soros and others. they are weak on crime, they don't mind if somebody murders somebody. they don't want them to go to jail, you can kill somebody -- our country is sick. the mind-set of our country is sick. we are going to let her do to pennsylvania what she did to california. she destroyed it

minnesota. a train carrying consumer goods derailed in big lake, minnesota, at 3:15 in the morning.s were impacted, and it's caused closures in areas of shellburn county. no injuries reported at this time. crews are actively working to clear the areas there. we will keep you update dated as we learn more about this. >>> meanwhile, airline delays still piling up this hour after a global tech outage causes massive disruptions across the nation's airports. it's also hitting hospitals, banks, even billboards in times square. madison scarpino is in new york with the latest for us. hi, madison. >> reporter: hi, jackie. some businesses are now back online, but cybersecurity experts say that it could take days or even weeks to fully recover from this massive outage. all of this stemming from the cybersecurity firm called crowdstrike. something went wrong with a software update early friday morning, and computer systems across the globe abruptly shut down. >> how did we allow for one company, one entity to control whether or not america and the rest of the world can be in business? how did t

host: jan in minnesota, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a question regarding the decision of the supreme court. the more far arching implications of this ruling. if it is not specific to the incidents of january 6, how will it apply broadly in the future? my next question concerns the debate. i watched the debate. i was disappointed in joe biden's performance. in thinking about it seriously, i realized that a two minute time limit was an impediment. joe biden does have a disability. he has a speech impairment. not a mental impairment. he had to take time to consider the questions being asked and the responses of donald trump. donald trump did not respond to the questions asked, he peered off on immigration and crime and on and on, never truly answering the questions. i think joe biden struggled because he was trying to remember, as any good debater would, the statistics he had to repel what was being stated. in other words, this person, this is the number of crimes, this is the number of immigrants. i think that was the reason for h

host: sharon in minnesota, democratic caller. hi, sharon. guest: good morning, greta. good morning, mr. green. always a pleasure to hear your voice. you are so calming and we need you so much now. back in 2016 i called into the program, there was a lot of panic after trump won and you know, everybody felt like we needed to calm everybody down. don't let them beat us. we are stronger together. and i thought we did a really good job, but you know, the crooked trump and this crooked movement, it was hard and since he started campaigning now, it's all been about joe's age. that and the border. those are the only two things that party has to go on. i just -- i fear right now, i am a little scared because i think that it's broken through a little bit. host: sharon, can i ask you, how do you think democrats change the narrative then? you said it's all about his age and immigration. how does the president change the narrative? caller: we need to listen to joe more than we need to listen to trump. you need to -- not you, greta, personally, but media needs to show trump for who

minnesota. hello madison for. >> good morning with 100 days to go until election day a likely new democrat nominateharris is making her push to get more voters to her side over president donald trump is taking aim at his new opponent. after finishing up remarks in nashville, tennessee at the bit coin conference truck made his way here to minnesota in the deep blue state for the state is part of the expanded map his camp hopes to make a competitive state and the cycle. a democrat is when the presidents race in minnesota every cycle since 1976. in the polling is not currently in trump's favor latest fox news polling shows kamala harris leads a trump with 52% favorability. that did not stop trump from hitting harris on the issues of the border, economy, and crime. >> kamala harris presidency means for your more ears of extremism. wickedness, failure, chaos and probably world war iii. i really believe it. correct , the democratic elitese trying to install her as a new nominate that her receiving a single vote for president. the media, our friends back there called a coronation per think therforthink th

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host: to the northwest, minnesota, carrie, republican. caller: good morning. good morning. i would like to bring up a few things, and i hope you guys get to it. right now i know she just got nominated, but we should dive into kamala's record in the senate, where she passed no bills, signed 164, did not get one through, missed 45% of the votes in the senate while she was there, and became vice president, had one job, the border job, failed at it, and then she said in an interview that she would provide free medicare to everyone of the 20 million illegal aliens she would let in. i think when you go through kamala's socialists -- which she is -- she was rated the top liberal senator in the united states senate. she beat bernie and elizabeth warren. i think the concern is to the american public, you have to break down what her actual beliefs are because the policies she is running on, her platform -- the other guy said it. she is saying, vote for me, i am black, i, woman. that's fine, but that does not matter when it comes to performing the job of president. and she has been a

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good picks. governor shapiro, from pennsylvania, governor walsh, from minnesota. od job. there's a couple of international issues i want to talk to you — you have a very significant role in the house of representatives, looking at security and foreign affairs issues. but also, your democratic party, i would say — you might agree with me — has some significant division over how the us should handle israel and the war with hamas in gaza. do you believe that what your core vote wants inside the democratic party is a united states president who is going to stand up tougher to prime minister netanyahu and the current israeli government? i think what my party wants is peace in the middle east. we want a ceasefire — and that's what president biden has been pushing for aggressively. and you're quite right. within the democratic party, there are divisions on how to go about achieving that. i wouldn't say necessarily that it wants us to be tougher, whatever that may mean. i think what the party wants is they want us to get to the ceasefire agreement, and they want to stop a

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good record. governor tim walz of minnesota, also someone who is a strong governor with a good record and a greatmunicator. two of my colleagues, i will mention, senator mark kelly, an astronaut, a jet fighter pilot, decorated veteran, a successful businessman, and who with his wife has campaigned across our country for gun safety and would be an excellent running mate as well as senator gary peters of michigan, one of the other critical swing states. someone with great experience, a veteran, chairman of the dscc, a friend and colleague who has a lot of the gifts needed to be the right chemistry for vice president harris. we have a deep bench. she's got a wonderfully difficult choice in front of her. the folks i mentioned and several others. governors of kentucky and our secretary of transportation and others. at the end of the day, if you saw the rally last night in atlanta, what's happened is tha engaged. kamala harris is delivering insightful, funny, uplifting, pointed speeches. she's pushing back on the unhinged things that j.d. vance has said. no matter who she chooses, they will clean the f

minnesota. sharon in ohio, good evening. sharon, you with us? go ahead. what did you think of the ruling and joe biden's comments just a few minutes ago? caller: i disagree with joe biden. he is nothing but a liar. i agree with it. i fully agree. host: did you watch the arguments back in april? caller: i did. but i think the democrats are nothing but liars, so, that is all i have to say. host: sharon and ohio. linda, a democrat in virginia. good evening. caller: hello. host: go ahead, linda. caller: i am calling about the supreme court. they are supposed to be the highest court in the land. i don't understand. i think the six of them are nothing but trumpers, and it's time something was done about the supreme court. they need to have like a six or eight year term. they should not be in there until they are ready to die, and , as far as i'm concerned, if people want to save their democracy, they need to vote for democrats. thank you for your time. host: linda in virginia. memphis, tennessee, john on the line for "all others," good evening. caller: hi. i gu

minnesota. mr. stauber: i appreciate my good friend and colleague from minnesota's comments. i will tell you in 2016 on their way out the obama-biden administration for purely reasons pulled mining leases for a company that wanted to mine critical minerals in northern minnesota and the biden-harris administration went against the supreme court when they ruled it is uncon constitutional pay off student loans and still did it. what this says, mr. chair, as the biden-harris administration in their waning days here. they can't diminish our opportunities in northeastern minnesota, period. and i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. ms. mccollum: as i said, the gentleman from minnesota and i might disagree on similar things. i can't in good conscience because it is not drafted in a way that would do what the gentleman would like to do. it is just written wrong. the boundary wilderness canoe area is protected. any portion thereafter would be parts that are not part of the boundary waters. so by having that in the amendment the amendment is not drafted properly. for that and ot

good afternoon. i'm norm coleman, former senator from the state of minnesota, board of directors. >> good afternoon. i'm norm coleman. former senator of the great state of minnesota. proud co-chair of the u.s. glc. and a member of u.s. glc's conservative foreign-policy study group. we believe in the greatness of america. either way, all of the greatness of america is 70 years of leadership in the world food program when president eisenhower. having folks like david beasley leads the food -- world food program. america needs to be great. america needs to be strong. needs to be strong economically. needs to be strong militarily. you need to ensure your great nations have your enemies fear them, and our allies respect and trust us. it's my pleasure to introduce to you someone who understands that. our next session will explore an america first policy to discuss a conservative approach to u.s. national security and foreign policy initiatives from a future republican administration. it'll be my pleasure to introduce secretary chad wolf who serves as executive director and chief strategy officer of the ame

good at skating. you just need to practice mon, minnesota. i don't have any skates in take mine, but for the power bank's trust talks, it'll be fine to her. the come here. you have to position the sky like this? the yes. and then stop the the escape when ice skates i'm so happy it feels like flying and even when i'm angry it just falls away. when i'm on the august, i forget everything. if i had myself, i don't feel it straight away. i just want to carry on this casing for money. the . you'll skates. thanks. go for it to training the okay. folly and have a good johnny. take care. yeah, totally. i will bind the news. i am so happy that my friends from boarding school has been able to come to the selection training. an ice hockey team made off of just my friends would be awesome. oh cool. yeah, we're really close to successful. less. finally, we can train on nice, but the hockey sticks, hope we can pull it off. let me define scared me to. i'm also really it's cited. let me sorry. it's been a long time since i skated. that's what i'm most worried

i am norm coleman and i said senator from minnesota this is my backyard, my neighborhood, it's good to be back almost home. i come to wisconsin to escape this tough minnesota winters the weather is so much better here. it is a great pleasure to be with everyone today my cousin sid rosenberg is here. sid is probably the most popular biggest dj in new york but he wanted to speak tonight i showed him the list of all of the speakers we have. this is the salute to pro's are elected officials a look at that and said is this a marathon? i say that, i say that because you would not have this gathering. you would not have this array of talent and leaders in the democrat convention. you are not going to see it. i don't how many of you heard of my ceo matt brooks at the convention. [cheering] if you'd who stands with israel and everybody in the crowd went wild. he said who is going to take care of the hamas mob, donald j trump who is the best friend israel has ever had in the white house, donald j trump. that is the reality. that is what we have and that is what we have the extended list of folks

so good thing phillips, democratic congressman from minnesota recently voted to punish the international criminal court, calling out israel for war crimes. and for genocide, he's also the same guy who praise the eyes, the same same organization. when they criticize russia, he said the licensee was within their jurisdiction to criticize mister bruton, but they're out of their jurisdiction when they criticize mister vin. yeah. what all right here is getting called out on it. but i think the way the icpc went about it was absolutely incorrectly do, i believe because they didn't follow their own standards and they weren't beyond their per you of course is, were only us not party to the i know is rush. and i think the problem is my, these are the i c c as you notes and rush arisen and we all supported the i c, c, a rest warrants against britain barton was happy with that. so it was good, like i just said this beyond their purview and said, why is it wise to know beyond that? have you been that yahoo is for, for i think the whole math, i think the whole methodology, frank, we have the i c c. r

good job. great people here. minnesota house republican leader and minnesota republican leader mark johnson.ve great people, great people. they are leaders and patriots. from the moment we take back the white house from kamala harris and crooked joe biden i believe we are going to have the four greatest years in the history of the country. starting on day one we will end inflation e and make america affordable again. to bring down the prices of goods we will stop the biden harris war and drill baby drill. [cheering] i will terminate the greatest scam in the history of the country, trillions of dollars being thrown out g the window ad i will end the biden harris electric vehicle mandate on day one. [cheering] elon musk endorsed me but he understands and it's a great place for electric cars but not 100% so people like to drive long distances. i am a big fan but it's a different kind of market. they want every car to be electric. born in the midwest, eight charging stations the gas pump with electricity. they spent $9 billion building eight charging stations. now they have another 24,000 chargi

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minnesota. democrat, good morning. caller: good morning.ling to try to get a focus on what the american people need. i mean, we have a great president and a great state statesman -- statesman in joe biden much he's trying to find solutions to all what's going on in this country. we have kids dieing from drug overdoses. we have people still suffering from the covid. after covid. and we've got other people on one side saying, i can shoot somebody and i don't even go to jail. we need to focus on solutions, solutions, solutions. and we can't have hate, hate has to go. that's all i got. have a blessed day. host: jim in grayson, connecticut. independent line. caller: yes. you have got my -- host: yes, we do have you. go ahead, jim. caller: i think for both parties that assassination attempt is a sad thing. for the democrat, republicans both. because biden don't deserve that, trump didn't deserve it. but let's all get behind trump and let's get that lying biden out of office. host: and richard, monrovia, california. republican. caller: yeah. i was

minnesota patriots. he's a tough guy, a strong guy. i really believe, really good friends and he's working the state, he's going to give me the biggest surprise november 5. tom camera. a great guy. [cheering] missus m are. [cheering] thank you both. great couple. [cheering] members of congress, a great hockey player. one of the best. thank you very much. [cheering] brad, thank you. good job. michelle fischbach. [cheering] thank you. we have great people here. minnesota house republicans leader lisa. wherever you are. thank you, lisa. [cheering] minnesota senate republic mark johnson, thank you, mark. thank you. great job. we have great people. great people in the state. great leaders will patriots from the moment we take back the white house from kamala harris and cricket joe biden, i believe we will have the four greatest years in the history of our country. we are going to do it fast. we will and inflation and make america affordable again. it's not affordable now. people are dying, can't afford bacon or anything. to bring down prices of goods. the biden-harris w

present the best relations with any european union government on or abroad. minnesota s with i get a 100 and government and how good environment is to get ahold of bonds. so we saw back a supervisor and you got me and, and the is the bostic, they not, not very, very strong in, in, in, in, in international relations. that's why, so hockey, a root is over government who do the politics and which has a duplex and to is supporting the activities up to the buttons, activities of the environment and civic. there are button and i would probably just uh, add on that piece of property please. uh, some 2 weeks ago and just but a lock. yeah. it really has bug, but it probably not capacity to large its own activities. similar phones as the auto body. well that was young, caught on a ford escape, pull up prime minister of the boss you. thanks very much for giving us your time. and of course you will experience. thank you so much. thank you very much. well for myself on the team here, and most of it is the vice the sauce, we're actually going to travel safe side now. rick sanchez is waiting. your direct impact is off next. enjoy

do you think she's so much more competitive in minnesota than joe biden was well, good morning, jake.i look, there's a burst of energy out here. joe biden, we've heard it delivered across the board on so many issues, but there's a new burst of energy i was at a labour rally yesterday and i've not seen anything like this for 15 years. and what you saw out and st cloud yesterday with donald trump and j.d. vance is the same old nonsense just talking points and denigrating folks and i think she's more boosted because she's bringing a positive vision. look, we care about what happens to your kids. we care about the environment. we care about job creation. so it's just a whole new vibe to the campaign. and i think these guys there isn't going to be a pivot because they don't have any new plans. so this is what you're going to see. i think minnesota always competitive, but we're certainly going to win. >> so you've gotten some attention this week for calling trump and vance and republicans in general weird and i think that you're the one that set this tone and there's this shift. the harris

good. he and levia calling minnesota is writing newspaper rather speaking to us. the wrong, however, will be unfair. that's okay. let's go to adam fisher. he is at the white house for us. so alan, aside from the beach in congress, what else are we expecting from prime minister netanyahu? i believe is used to meet a president biden tomorrow as well as carla harris. well, let's put this speech in context. it happened. the invite was sent by the republican speaker of the house. around the time there was the fall out between the united states and israel, over the provision of very large palms that was consumed by the by white house. there's always palm is, would be used in rafa. and just by giving that yahoo has just been talking about, there was a fear that that could cause thousands, if not tens of thousands of civilians casualties. and the republicans thought that this would be a win because in the past, benjamin netanyahu, during one of his previous visits here, essentially, attack rock obama for his position on israel. and many republicans felt that this was a ch