joe biden is a first-rate mitch.d i have talked about this before but essentially the chinese government set up mitch mcconnell's family to reap huge amounts of money in the global shipping business. the chinese government finances the construction of the shipping vessels. they build them up. they provide crews, they provide contracts mitch mcconnell knows that if he were to step on the feet of a beijing in any way, anger them they could just write me in the chinese communist government could destroy the family business overnight. so mitch mcconnell out of self-preservation not on the interests of the country once this issue to go away. and there are other people in the sun as well. this is the problem we have to face as a country. what are the options that we have? the founders created opportunities for us to check those in power. but what opportunities do we have if the machinery of government has broken down if d.o.j. if the whistleblower statutes are now being called into question, what other options do we have o

run, mitch, run! run, mitch, run! - [margaret] but so far, daniels has resisted calls that he run for president, or the senate. - [reporter] you helped lead the efforts to overturn the 2020 election results- - [crowd] no! - [margaret] amidst america's fractured politics. - shut up! - [margaret] and with political discourse at a low. - [protestors] you're the terrorist! - from the river to the sea! - [protestors] from the river to the sea! - [margaret] what does former governor mitch daniels say now? - [narrator] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by: robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by: stephens inc. - governor mitch daniels, welcome back to "firing line". - a treat to be here. thanks for having me. - when you gave the republican response to the stat

mitch mcconnell is going to do it. going to do without strings attached she's only going to support you if you support him for the leadership position. you've got a lot of the senators who rely on him for fundraising. for reelection for raising money. that becomes the impetus to continue to support him event and the light of the evidence of his failed leadership. mark: it's hard to see how we defeat late to radical autocratic party like the democrat party with the republican party that is worse than anemic. republican party that is looking for sinema of the gravy. it's working stuff out the special interests in washington. and really most of the senate under mcconnell and the other leaders his whole group they sound alike, they'll look alike, they say the same thing and so forth and so on. they do so much behind the scenes and under the radar at the american people don't know. but the worst thing they do numeral wants to take the country and destroy it and reinvent it. schumer has endless power his friends have endless

, it's the -- listen, i— mitch mcconnell is saying, it's the —— listen, iwant mitch mcconnell is sayinglly. this war— impact that is having domestically. this war in — impact that is having domestically. this war in the middle east. the fbi have just been alerted after death threats made tojewish students. the fbi has been alerted after death threats were made againstjewish students at one of the united states most prestigious universities. the anti—semitic posts calling for violence againstjewish students at cornell university in, new york, were published on a forum for members of the institution's fraternities over the weekend. cornell has morejewish students than any other ivy league university — around 2,500. 0ne post read: "if you see a jewish "person" on campus follow them home and slit their throats." here's the senate majority leader, chuck schumer who himself is from new york. i'm sickened and frightened by the news that has come out of cornell university, where over the weekend messages appeared on a non—campus online forum calling for violence, violence against the school's j

let's listen to what mitch mcconnell was saying. ah. to what mitch mcconnell was sa inc. �* , , sayingtep in the right direction. all _ saying. a step in the right direction. all right. - saying. a step in the right direction. all right. as - saying. a step in the right direction. all right. as we j direction. all right. as we heard, direction. all right. as we heard. he _ direction. all right. as we heard, he said _ direction. all right. as we heard, he said this - direction. all right. as we heard, he said this is - direction. all right. as we | heard, he said this is going direction. all right. as we - heard, he said this is going on the right direction. we got that little clip of what he was saying. these are live pictures from the senate floor. we saw the senate majority leader chuck schumer, democrats say an agreement was reached on the stopgap funding bill. and mitch mcconnelljust stopgap funding bill. and mitch mcconnell just confirmed stopgap funding bill. and mitch mcconnelljust confirmed that this right now is around 8pm and there has confirmed a little bit earlier in the af

but i do -- mitch mcconnell on his resolve. there is a u.s.or, a very conservative senator, arthur vandenberg, from the gop in that 1947, who stood. he was an isolationist, and he stood behind truman in general marshall to make the marshall plan come alive. and this is the kind of role that mitch mcconnell is playing, bringing his party along here. so, i support his result. but boy, this is a terrible signal to put out that there is any uncertainty right now. there are questions right now about the -- which has been very effective. and we don't want to take a look at anything that melts down the sanctions are anything we have done. we have to redo the oil price gouging as an aside to elevate some enforcement there. but we have seen that putin -- we've destroyed almost half of his military, by estimates. his economy is collapsing. he is -- as only you and i have talked before on the show -- he's surviving only by cannibalizing his economy. every sector has fallen by 60 to 95%. the only thing he hopes for is attrition and propaganda to weaken th

said that the message of evil, iran, china and russia are threatening the united states of america, mitch mcconnell, a rather cautious senator and weighs every word, it is clear that this statement was made so that china and xi jinping, who will come to the united states of america, still understood that, to china, the americans can completely the other is treated as a country that threatens national security, the united states of america, and the chinese have quite a lot of interests in the united states of america, and it is clear that the economy, the chinese economy, rests, including on the bilateral contacts of the united states america and china, in your opinion, this is what mitch mcconnell said, or it was said in prejudice so that xi jinping would understand that they can talk to beijing in a completely different way from now on, i share this point, we are right , there is nothing more to comment here, the american strategists are thinking ahead and are giving various signals to the chinese, including, let's see, a lot will depend on this november meeting, because in my deep convi

i have to say just hearing what mitch mcconnell said supporting aid for israel, aid for ukraine, aid for taiwan, and strengthening the border, that just sounds like four things that republicans would be in favor of. i'm kind of confused why house republicans wouldn't be in favor of it. >> look, there is a division as to how much to fund. and i think they support almost all of them. but we do have a problem on our hands as a nation. we're rapidly getting to the point where the bond yield is going to push us to all of our revenue coming in is going to have to pay debt service. so republicans are starting to think we've got to cut. they've contributed to the problem and should be honest about it. but as much as i'm with mitch mcconnell on wanting to fund these things, i also do see we're headed towards a serious fiscal crisis in the country and do need to have a conversation about what to cut. >> even if the aid for israel and ukraine were decoupled, do you think speaker johnson would be willing to bring a vote on a bill for ukraine aid to the floor? because there is obviously majority

six hours with mitch mcconnell.a suit, do you have a belt? no. do you have a shirt? no. no shirt. the suit you can't wear that suit. he goes, yeah, they told me to bring a suit. >> according to lewis, bankman-fried wanted to help mcconnell fund republican candidates at odds with donald trump. >> what is the subtext of this dinner is sam is going to write tens of millions of dollars of checks to a super pac that mitch mcconnell is then going to use to get elected people who are not hostile to democracy. >> so mitch mcconnell has a list of republican candidates who are sort of on the playing field for democracy verse us what he deemed outside. >> he and his people had done the work to distinguish between actual deep trumpers and people just seeming to approve of donald trump, but were actually willing to govern. >> bankman-fried ended up giving multimillions in support of republican candidates. back in 2020, bankman-fried had ranked among joe biden's biggest donors. as 2024 approached, he planned on spending more, alb

america's mitch mcconnell said that china, russia and iran are the new axis of evil in the world, whate did mcconnell say, let's listen. i think the biden administration sent the wrong signal when us troops pulled out of afghanistan, it was like giving putin the green light to invade ukraine, and we see iran, a major sponsor of terrorism, sending drones to russia and supporting hamas , so it's all connected, you can't single out one part and say we we will deal only with this, we have to react. to conditions that exist and pose a threat to the united states. the iranians are also a threat to us. we are dealing with this axis of evil. china, russia, iran, because it is an immediate threat to the united states. mr. valeriu, do these words mean that the united states of america is ready to build up its military potential, given the threats from iran, china and russia, or simply put, are we facing another arms race, as it once was, but given already on those the threats and the challenges facing the united states of america, well, it's already going, that is, it's going now, if we talk abo

of course, it rings differently coming from the top republican though in senator mitch mcconnell. and a few other or porters what he said there on the house floor, which is that he needs to see action on ukraine. i pressed him on it. again, if it will be by the end of the year, as he said on the floor. he did not respond, but it does seem like that is the timeline that we are operating under here. we'll see if that is something that is possible. we know that the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy, was just here on capitol hill within the last week or two weeks, talking with top senators and house members, asking for more aid, saying that it is urgent as we head into the winter months, that they want to be able to continue to hold their posture, hold their gains and make more of them. there is more that is coming in and real time here with senators giving reactions. i think the statement that we're waiting for frankly at this point is going to be senator bennett explaining what he might have gotten for these few hours of holdup. but you will know that the bow is done when you

with anything, today i'm with mitch on this one.blished an article by and applebaum earlier this month. this article is crucial to understanding mcconnell's point. the article notes that rules bad world order is a system of norms and values that describes how the world ought to work not how it actually works. this order is rooted in the aftermath of the second world war when it was transcribed into documents. documents like the knighted nations charter. the universal declaration of human rights. the u.n. genocide convention and the geneva convention on the laws of war. however, as applebaum notes in the article, the u.n. genocide convention did not pren genocide in rwanda. the geneva convention has not prevented -- >> we will talk about the eighth and norma stakes facing women and ohio. how antiabortion groups are making at the blueprint for reversing their losing streak evers -- stick around. (all) ♪ toooo youuuuu! ♪ (sean) i wish for the amazing new iphone 15 pro! (jason) sean! do you mean this one - the one with titanium? it's so

which many fear could have consequences for the war. despite the republican senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the united states still stands behind ukraine. he expects the senate to vote on a new package evade before the end of the year. most of republicans remain committed to helping our friends on the front lines to invest in more heavily in american strength that reinforces our allies and return our top gigi, adversary, china. i'm confident the senate will pass further urgent assistance to your crime later this year. so again, a shut down, it's been avoided, but it means no more funding for ukraine. at the moment i asked to have reported william blue cross if this means that washington is turning its back on keith to well, you just said no more funding at the moment. there is still considerable bipartisan support for support of ukraine in terms of economic aid and security assistance. it just isn't involved in this particular continuing resolution. that's going to go on extended for 45 days to keep the, as you said at the top, the lights on in washington. the hard line right

and as we've heard from mitch mcconnell just then, it is likely that some amount of funding will receive bipartisan support enough to get that funding through whatever that next transfer of money is going to be for supporting your grant. make no mistake, that funding is still on the table. president joe biden signed the spending bill into law just minutes before the midnight deadline talked about the 11th hour. why was it so hard to reach this deal? so well, this is a tactic, this kind of threatening a government shut down is a tactic that parties the party in power if, if they're not sharing the party with the party in the white house often do. it's a very high stakes game and it's been happening a lot in the united states. recently. there's been 14 shutdowns since 1980, most of those in the reagan years in the eighty's. but we've been seeing threats of shutdown is being used increasingly more as a tactic. and as you have this very rock is us divided republican party. forget about working with the democrats, but just the republicans in the house don't agree you have very far right? repu

in your opinion, what mitch mccone said, or was it not, was said in prejudice so that xi jinping wouldnderstand what they could do next. to talk in a completely different way, i share this point, we have a good time , there is no further comment here, american strategists think ahead and give various signals to the chinese in this regard. number, we will see, a lot will depend on this november meeting, because in my deep conviction, the world is on the brink of catastrophe, we have one foot already in a huge, huge break, but we can still come back from there and really everything will now depend on these two big giants , what they will or will not agree on and the like, although i will stipulate one detail, the main thing will be in the dark, that is, we will see whether we will feel the consequences of the meeting not immediately. mr. colonel, we have not talked about what is happening in belarus for a long time, not about belarus talked about as a possible bridgehead for the russian army, serhii nayev says that under the pretext of training, the belarusian regime legitimizes the pres

the thing is mitch mcconnell has been around for a long time. he may be looking at this is a dysfunctional congress. let's throw this altogether. if you want to help israel, you need to help all the people. >> there's a reason they brought in secretary austin and secretary blinken for a hearing about funding. they wanted to send a strong message of what the administration's position is, the need for the funding. the question is $106 billion package is probably going to pass the senate. the question is how much republican support does it get and as much republican support it gets will be a strong signal to the house of representatives and the new speaker. >> i would say it's a question of this old guard versus the new guard. it's also a question of what in the world do republicans want? as an observer, i don't have any idea what they want. i don't think they know either as a whole. who wins out? >> they want different things. what is interesting is that this issue, it definitely splits the republicans as we've shown, the leaders have a different

mcconnell, not mitch mcconnell, but exactly makard, exactly mitch macon in the senate, he just leadsine normally, and the senate supported this decision, we actually needed 6 billion, even though there is 1.2 in the total budget, but as a signal that ukraine is a priority, it was necessary, therefore, it is now very important to find a solution quickly, not 45 days without waiting for something on ukraine, because it will actually be used by the russians to show that america is going to cut aid to ukraine. the narrative that is spreading now in the world, uh, after the victory of trump there, for some reason, everyone has already decided that trump will win for some reason, next year, america will not finance at all, and until then it will be reduced, this narrative must be overcome now, or quickly by making a decision under a separate law. or inclusion in the budget, when they will finally adopt the budget, and the nda, this is the defense budget, there it is necessary to amend the polish lease the extension also passed so that we get four funding instruments again, instead of the o

of course the problem is there's a large number of republicans in the senate including mitch mcconnellpling ukraine aid to israel aid. there's a difference of opinion within the republican conference in the house and senate and it's difficult at this stage to see how that will be reconciled with out some significant internal party turmoil which of course they have been expensing in the last three weeks. the next few days i think will be crucial to see if there's any way forward, but at the moment it seems like an impasse. that comes on the back of warnings that aid for ukraine, the military aspect of that fight is running out and israel is demanding money sooner rather than later to protect itself. caitrÍona: there's only a couple weeks left for the funding package to be agreed to keep the government open. do you think funding for this package for ukraine and israel will be front and center to that debate, or might the road run out essentially? >> i think there's a real problem getting all the various spending bills suit -- through but there's a huge barrier in the way of making progre

senate minority leader mitch mcconnell calls it -- >> in operation to bring more parts of the world undera are serious about friendship without limits. speak with a strategic partnership seeks out a new global power structure that includes iran and leaves u.s. and democratic nations behind. both china and russia have refused to condemn hamas for terrorist attack on israel. >> i think benefits from all of this chaos, the regional conflict from the middle east as much as anybody in the world. >> this week the pinna god with risky behavior fight chinese aircraft interacted with military plans over the south china sea here at the pentagon said such incidences od in the last two years more than the entire decade before. >> that is nearly 200 cases where operators have perform reckless maneuvers or discharged or shut off layers were approached 2 to also so rapidly or too close to aircraft. >> russia blitzing nuclear with vladimir putin's arrival in china. they were caring what looked to be the nuclear briefcase. something that he keeps with him but it really makes visible. the former defense se

mitch rachelle is back. >> it is down 970.ore active listings now and some home prices are being cut. therefore, look for a buying opportunity this fall. >> they are self-interested because they make money when there is real estate activity. that said, i do believe it is true. rising interest rates are starting to scare home sellers, feeling like if they don't sell now interest rates get too high and buyers will disappear. we talked about sellers being trapped by a low mortgage rate but they don't want to blow market timing so we are seeing an uptick in listings during the period of the year generally six months earlier or later. stuart: doesn't amount to a hill of beans or an uptick? >> when we see existing home sales later this month, we see record low inventory but on the margin we see people put their homes on the market and asking prices that are frothy and sellers getting more realistic. that is why they are dropping asking prices. whether it's a good time to buy, absolutely. that's what you see the treasury market doing

another part by mitch mcconnell, how do we do this when we run a deficit? we are borrowing from china to fund a war in ukraine. they share different goals. china and russia and tehran and iran would like to wipe israel off the map and establish caliphate in the reamion, it has to do with america and western order, we won the wash and created infrastructure around the globe and been dominant and china and iran resent that and russia of course want to reestablish the u.s.s.r. the evidence is clear, what are they doing? what are their priority? the threat is climate change? that is what you hear from the president and the others scoff at that. and they look at what is happening in afghanistan and ukraine and wonder if we would deter him. we tried to deter putin and the taliban and it did not work. imagine if this front opened? the three countries are happy to draft off each other to keep us distracted and borrowing money and then they see our wide open border on our southern border, open borders of europe. go to any western country in europe, they have been in

mitch mcconnell can say that, he is part of what brought us to this point. it doesn't make you feel good, even with the combat power. >> emily: deterrence hasn't helped given our troops this morning were fired upon. >> tammy: the answer for decades, just stop israel, go in and stop and withdraw, have a ceasefire and bring in aid and this is what you end up getting. an entity and it encourages them and they push it further and further. maybe joe biden would call what happened on 7th, limited incursion, i don't know, that is the problem. not just your opinion, what you stated is the world's opinion, we saw that after afghanistan, panic in taiwan and other places about people feeling they are on their own and the joy 've of that. is this war with hamas? yes, but also iran and we can't ignore that. will more americans die? most likely, like in afghanistan, this is on the hand with biden and everyone in the establishment that let this grow into this cancer. >> emily: three quarters of american believe in funding to secure the southern border and same amount to fu

there are two complications, he is refusing to include aid to ukraine as part of this even though mitch mcconnell reiterated his support and calls to include supplemental funding for ukraine in a package with israel. now, this also comes as johnson is moving to push for spending cuts as part of his plan to offset the $14.5 billion price tag. that is going to prompt a furious democratic response. so it is unclear whether he will get the votes to pass this package out of the house, much less the democratic-controlled senate. this all comes at a time of democratic divisions which are growing over how to express support for israel. last week when a symbolic resolution passed to reaffirm support for israel 15 democrats, one republican were not in favor of that. then one democratic congressman josh gottheimer a prominent israel supporter in the democratic caucus called those members despicable saying they don't speak for our party. andre carson responded to gottheimer. >> he's cowardly. i think he's not active in the role as a member of congress. i think he has shown himself to be very emotio

in one corner, you have senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and defense hawks like lindsey graham who argue it is in the interest of national security to have a broader package that includes israel, taiwan, ukraine, border security money. but in the other corner, you have senate conservatives who say they don't support any more money flowing to ukraine and are insisting that these two issues be delinked. so, really, it is all mitch mcconnell against members of his own party and put him in line with senate democratic leader chuck schumer. let's listen. >> the house gop package is woefully inadequate, has the hard right high school fingerprints all over it. making aid to israel, who just faced the worst terrorist attack in history contingent on poison pills that help ultra-wealthy tax cheats. >> we'll see if the bill comes out of the house. and if so, what kind of margin it has. my own view, i just expressed, is that we need to treat all four of these areas, all four of them, ukraine, israel, taiwan, and the border. >> reporter: so, the house and senate really on a collision course

no sorry, mitch manada. uh, the the tool to search. right. you were in month 7 of another 2 weeks a month, a month to id, that's a good a of the she's done. the 1st for daisy circus for it is just checking the question really not for sure. kindly the question to me once a month, suddenly checking on seduce because she said it was to come into the long city. oh, just thinking about this this didn't. yeah. the good or the so the daycare has not yet. yeah. are now the good news for the school to, to go to go ahead and confirm that you have a good cover that i have had to do for j of the the the, the, the, the issue on the, the, the, the, the on that you the, and i did a lot did, and so she was doing a mazda do. so that was you did want did want to have as easy as you did have more wonderful mind to do. i the head of this just to be sure. a lot of interview with you to the yes. yes yes. sure. have bad shape. uh huh. yeah. the same. yeah. go see they gave you the, the the yeah, the what do you have the, the the, the the settings that i've been let

is an indicator of how much the world has changed, and here, of course, i am with your criticism , mitch gave him this new program. in the head, yes, which turned there several times and the text was issued , well, look, but vasya evil always had one permanent member , this is the korean people's democratic republic, there was one corresponding member, this is usually russia, which either came in or disappeared , but it was always present there, and then all were situational members, which means venezuela, syria, iran, yes, well, iran there. when the americans agreed with the iranian leadership about something, yes, iran disappeared from behind, but there was never china, china, china was in the law, yes, in the famous katz law, so, but china was never in the political configuration of the axis of evil, the axis of evil, by the way, note that it has always been of four members, well, it’s more convenient to count, apparently for the americans, now it has four members. and if you look into it, there will soon be 5-6. and this is very important, that is, it’s still something, because i’m f

mitch mcconnell, senator mitch mcconnell on the floor talking about the need for the united states toy for a number of pressing geo political conflicts that are obviously drawing the attention of president biden at this stage. talking about the readiness in terms of what is happening in europe and ukraine, also in asia. continuing concerns about china and also with regard to what is going on in the middle east right now. saying it is a time for choosing. mitch mcconnell obviously calling on congress to get their act together on the house side. they search for a speaker so that they can provide the proper funding required for all of these challenges that we face. before we go, our friend susanne summer was was supposed to be celebrating her 77th birthday today. her family says they're celebrating her extraordinary life. >> $300 was wiped out. do you realize how long it takes me to save >> how long? >> i don't know. i'm still saving. >> martha: susanne summers, tv icon, chrissy snow on "three's company", she wrote books and health and wellness. she died at her home in california. she wi

to quote mitch mcconnell... this show is beyond disturbing. "the golden bachelor"?at is your reaction is kind of a whiny reaction? are you serious? golden bachelor set up golden shower! you serve them that before you even came in here! [applause] well, at least those people are having fun! my generation is a bunch of idiots. but we don't need to prove it again, not on prime time. and the scary thing is, this show could be my future. is this where i end up, when my "the daily show" contract finally runs out in 2045? it certainly has good ratings, which means we could be getting more reality tv spin-offs, like "the amazing race: the walk to the mailbox." or, "masterchef senior: foods you can gum." or, "naked and afraid and suffering from dementia." and of course, "survivor: well, maybe until thursday." my point is, we don't need a show that makes old people look cool and happy. any old person tells you, these are the best years of their lives needs to be institutionalized. and if they are going to make ten more seasons of this shit, they are going to need to legalize

but they should be happy to have an alliance with mitch mcconnell. think to the topic just a couple of minutes ago before we heard from matthew chance, this idea of where biden is leaning so hard into his handling of foreign policy, it is not because americans care that much about foreign policy, we know gal oup polling tells us economy is by far the top issue. a third ever americans say it is the top issue. nothing else even comes close. the other issues up there are strong and competent leadership in government and handling of immigration. when you ask people is russia important, you're getting barely single-digit numbers. but if joe biden could take the na national debate away from the economy and to competent handling of major moments that could impact people and roll in immigration, it has the support from a majority of senate republicans, that could be important not just for him politically, but for a coalition to get this over the fence. >> and while he's under water and his approval ratings on handling of his policy toward israel and ukraine,

mitch mcconnell after being a u.s. senator married elaine chao and that's where it comes from.e's a big conspiracy theory like how did mitch mcconnell circuit -- suddenly get so rich and the answer is his wife's mom died and they inherited a lot of money. e on the one hand it's swampy ad on the other hand it's not nearly as and conspiratorial as some would have you believe. >> not at all. they just inherited it. they are all these conspiracy stories. >> row, is another story. from the california congressman and most of the monies from his wife. lyndon johnson would not have been present without lady bird johnson. >> well you are optimistic which i reallyre appreciate. you ride in today's politics on both sides ofhe aisle we can look the other way while more and moreorer americans lose faih institutions or we can wise up and start a revolution. i prefer the third option to acknowledge their problems and fix them. so lay it out for us. >> again i'm not an expert on the stock market and i'm not an expert on tax law. you don't have do no that you are getting and i want is a bad wor

it is a real concern for the white house because senate republicans and particularly mitch mcconnell are kind of the white house's last line of defense. they know that they have really tricky politics in the house republican conference but have been confident because of mitch mcconnell and many of the north carolina senate have such a stalwart supporters of ukraine aid. and now i can't -- it is hard to underef mate how tricky the road is ahead as moving ukraine as a separate matter. i was struck by the comments from the president and by democratic leader last night saying we expect mccarthy to move on ukraine expeditiously. do they have a secret deal? is it just the public pressure and expectation and going on mccarthy's previous words that he supports ukraine because i don't think that is enough for mccarthy when his speakership is on the line to move this while all of this is going on. >> that is a huge part of it. and he's never guaranteed that this money will pass. he's professed support for ukraine but that money is a whole another question and it could open up to a challenge fr

i know it's just today. >> because mitch mcconnell couldn't find his spine in time to vote for convictrump's asinine filing, we do have mitch mcconnell. >> i do think this is an argument from trump, the wrong venue. >> right. trump blames -- >> right. always impeachment civil court, civil cart should be somewhere else. i think the thing about the business trial the not just that it sort of goes to his image. this jump is moving to pit hum out of business and this judge already appointed an independent monter to had to look at their books making sure they were not committing fraud now. this judge means business and that was jump tried to get that blocked by the appeals court. wasn't successful. this really, really, really could happen. i think we are close, closer than what people realize, to trump not having a business in new york. >> and there's, there's receiver over it he cannot -- so many things has happened. not just that. he's got a receiver now. business certificates revoked. he can't -- >> do you know who the receiver is? >> putting forward people, by now october 26th have to h

senate republican leader mitch mcconnell has not done many interviews this year. but he

romney then texted senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.n your home, mitch. to smuggle guns into d. c. and to storm the capital. i hope that sufficient security plans are in place, but i am concerned that the instigator, the president, is the one commands reinforcements, the d. c. capitol police might require senator mcconnell never responded. on january, sixth as rioters began to breach the capitol and senators were ordered to evaporate. mckay coppins writes that romney can lost his composure and turn to josh hawley, huddled with some of his right-wing colleagues, and romney starts to yell. at least one reporter in the chamber will recall seeing romney throw his hands in a fit of fury as he roared this is what you've gotten, guys. josh hawley, remains in the senate. and now mitch romney is on his way out. a pariah in a party he once helped lead. but mckay coppins takes note, what romney doesn't take pause to consider is an uncomfortable question. is any of it my fault to? we are going to talk about that and a lot more when mckay coppins jo

please join me and welcoming ing senate republican leader mitch mcconnell.e here i am deeply saddened by the circumstances surrounding this. i stand with the people of israel and their grief and their pain as they face down existential evil. and i stand with you and with the jewish communities around the world as you face alarming new varieties of the insidious age-old scourge of anti-semitism. my message to you today is about how the united states and the entire civilized world needs to respond. we are facing a moment that demands moral clarity. this is a time for choosing and the choice is crystal clear. we must stand with america's closest ally in the middle east, with the people of israel. with those held hostage by terrorists and with their families. and we must condemn barbaric terrorists their evil sponsors and the legacy of hatred towards jews has sustained world history for millennia. [applause] today's gathering and our mission in the coming days as a powerful reminder the burden of standing against terror, defending sovereignty, deterring authorit

lauren yesterday mitch mcconnell met with the ukraine ambassador to the u.s.university of louisville. i saw that and said, hmm, he's not going to tie the two, the two causes together in an aid package. stuart: that's a real conflict will. lauren, we showed our viewers briefly earlier protesters disrupted the blinken hearings on capitol hill. take us through the what happened. lauren: hay called secretary of state blinken a murderer with blood on their hands. they painted their hands red. ten individuals shouted things like this -- [inaudible conversations] >> from palestine to mexico, all the walls have got to go! [inaudible conversations] ceasefire now! ceasefire now! lauren: you are funding genocide. okay, they left solen that tearily, not removed by police. we showed you earlier in the show ohs were escorted out by police, but you just noticed, they brought up the border with mexico into their chants there. stuart: all the walls have got to go from mexico -- lauren: from palestine to mexico. what kind of world do they want to live in? out inner. stuart: not

and then i also heard from senator mitch mcconnell, after he said this on the floor, echoing that what a few of us reporters on the floor, of how important it would be to continue pushing military and economic aid to ukraine. his goal is to do that by the end of the year. we know, though, that this sets up another battle on the funding front for right before thanksgiving in november. the government funding deadline now is november 17th. and so, we know what date we are working towards. the good news is that we know what date this circled on the calendar. the bad news is to circle -- and it did not make lawmakers do their work anymore in advance. that's why we are standing here right now with this, right before the 11th hour deal that avoids a shut down for now, but still kicks a lot of problems and a lot of debates down the road. >> so, sahill kapoor, what are the key moments it out for you as we kind of watch this play out, and as we made it through both the house vote and then the senate vote to avert this government shutdown? >> well, ayman mohyeldin, the single biggest moment happe

telva only serves to make the world's largest sponsor of terrorism and his fellow autocrats want to, mitch mcconnell observed. but parallels with ukraine are drawn not only in terms of support, but also in other ways, in particular, far-right republican marjar terylar already noted in her former twitter account on her ex social network that it was necessary to check all the weapons codes used by hamas against israel and to check whether they were not the same weapons that the west provided to ukraine and the weapons that were in afghanistan , which they say illegally got to hamas. i would like to note that the general directorate of intelligence has already commented on this information, in particular in an interview for our colleague maria ulyanovska, i suggest you listen to it right now, there is information that part captured trophy weapons, which have already been handed over to terrorists, representatives of hamas, and with the further deployment of this ipso information and psychological special operation, well, the conclusion, they say, seems to be that ukraine was selling something

have any politicians -- interesting about the mitch mcconnell. some of them marry into wealth and it's not that it's the business deals they are doing but it's spouses or they've inherited great sums. >> that's a lot. in fact, i rank at the end of the book i rank -- i didn't rank, business insider ranked richest 25 members of congress. and then i went in and sort of explained how they got their money and more than half of them either inherited it or married into money and so like -- in a lot of cases it's rich fathers-in-law. richard blumenthal's father-in-law, owned empire state building at one point. you've got mccaul, congressman mccaul out of texas. i think his father-in-law owns clear channel or something like that. mitch mcconnell after being a u.s. senator marries elaine chao, that's where his money comes from. how did mitch mcconnell get rich and the answer is his wife's mom died and they inherited a lot of moneyy and so like on the one hand it's swampy, on the other hand it's not nearly as crazy andha conspiratorial and some wl have you

republican minority leader mitch mccone emphasizes that russia, iran and china do not share an ideology, but have a common interest. they see themselves in conflict with the west, especially america. that is why it is so important for the united states to demonstrate its unity and steadfast support for both friends in ukraine and israel. it is important to approve the white house request in its entirety. convinced senators on tuesday, secretary of state anthony blinken and secretary of defense loy dostin. whether it was successful, we will ask my colleague maria ulyanovska, who followed the hearing in the senate and is now in direct contact with the congress. hello maria. congratulations yuli. what arguments did blinkiny ost use today at these hearings in the senate in order to convince the legislators that it is not worth dividing the aid to israel and ukraine. well, first of all, it is worth noting that both austin and blinkin, they were not wrongly convinced of the importance of keeping... this aid package whole for ukraine and for israel, how they just tried to explain why this is i

senate minority leader mitch mcconnell also talks about the situation reaffirming the u.s. commitment tosrael's security and warning that no country should offer safe haven to those that aided and abetted terror. madam president, today i come before the senate with a heart full of grief. i come shaken by anger and fear but with the result to act. i come with my spirit moved down to its core by the terrible things i saw these past few days. this morning i return after leaving a bipartisan delegation to israel along with senators rosen and kelly and romney and cassidy as the first jewish majority leader has the highest ranking jewish electedan officil ever in america. i want you to be there and felt an obligation to be there. it was a trip i will remember for the rest of my life. a visit to the only jewish state on earth facing one of the darkest hours on its 75 year history, probably the darkest hour. we traveled to delivery and unmistakable message, we need, the american people stand with the people of israel. we said to the people of israel, we have your back. we ache with

mitch, mitch.e on the show, a couple days ago, it was a night before the freeze, it was not intentional. ron desantis, a tough guy act, said he was going to send troops to the border. he was trying to flex. human beings are supposed to go like this, he delivers a statement. let me tell you, when i take the oath of office, i'm going to veto these woke democrat bills. i will be the best president you've ever seen. floridians will be proud. the moistness on his lips is fantastic. it is insane. >> the headline this week is kevin mccarthy. he is in a lot of trouble. let's start with kevin mccarthy's thoughts on how this week has been for him and his government. >> the real threat, ayman, to the people of america is not vladimir putin. it is zelenskyy and matt gaetz. alexandra ocasio-cortez. i have faith in america. i believe in america. and i know that they will come to the right decision. matt gaetz will be proven wrong. it's why i like to announce tonight, i will expel him from the government. thank y

and then i also heard from senator mitch mcconnell, after he said this on the floor, echoing that what a few of us reporters on the floor, of how important it would be to continue pushing military and economic aid to ukraine. his goal is to do that by the end of the year. we know, though, that this sets up another battle on the funding front for right before thanksgiving in november. the government funding deadline now is november 17th. and so, we know what date we are working towards. the good news is that we know what date this circled on the calendar. the bad news is to circle -- and it did not make lawmakers do their work anymore in advance. that's why we are standing here right now with this, right before the 11th hour deal that avoids a shut down for now, but still kicks a lot of problems and a lot of debates down the road. >> so, sahill kapoor, what are the key moments it out for you as we kind of watch this play out, and as we made it through both the house vote and then the senate vote to avert this government shutdown? >> well, ayman mohyeldin, the single biggest moment happe

mitch mcconnell, after being a us senator, he marries elaine chao.that's where his money comes from. this is interesting because there is a conspiracy theory that's like i now would add, mitch mcconnell suddenly gets rich. and the answer is that his wife's mom died and he and her and then they a lot of money and so like on one hand it's swampy on the other hand it's not nearly as crazy and conspiratorial as some people would have you believe. not at all. i mean, they they just inherited a bucket. yeah, it is. there are all these. yeah. conspiracy theories. rokita is another example. a very prominent young, i think, california congressman. most of his money is from his wife. but look, there's a tradition this lyndon johnson would not have been president without lady bird johnson's dowry. right. so. well, you are you're optimistic, which i really appreciate. as i've said several times, you write in today's politics on both of the aisle, it seems the cool kids have settled on a false choice. we can look the other way. more and more americans lose in ins