just wait. >> joining me now is molly young's father, larry. rry is there any update on molly's case? >> yes. >> tomÁs retired homicide commander came on board about three years ago and has interviewed over 20 new witnesses. he is convinced it's a homicide and he's trying to get it brought to trial. >> are you feeling hopeful that there's finally a states attorney who appears to really take an interest in molly's case? >> yes, i very hopeful he is communicated way, way more than any of the other ones. only communicated with me one time each. >> is there anything you can tell me about what the state's attorney is gathering? >> he's gathering reports from experts, not just police officers, but experts. >> why do you think that's going to change anything? >> because the analysis has never been done. >> i do want to talk about, you know, the grand jury. grand juries operate in secret. but do you have any reason to believe that there could be a grand jury seated? >> now, molly's cases at the top of the list right now, and it's in grand jury. >> that'

molly jong-fast . just listen to this. >> if you are a young man it's very important in an election season is looking toto be attractive the best thing you can do is wear your trump support on your sleeve show that you are a real man show that you are not a beta. >> molly? what? >> i mean i don't actually think as stephen miller goes i've seen him do much worse. and this is the guy behind child separation. and i mean i don't think you're going to attract women with maga. you will attract some for sure, but you know if you look at the gender divide in the polling we see that maga is much more popular with young men than it is with young women, and that's for obvious reasons. reproductive rights etc. but, i would say with what we are talking about before, stephen miller really is the architect of a lot of this really scary authoritarian stuff. and remember trump is making the case that america is in so much trouble so that he can enact these things. he can't do this mass deportation squad without making this case that there is a terrible problem in this country. as a part of this is campaigning, but part

all down with my great panel this morning, the wall street journal's molly ball, semafor's david, david weigel, zolan, kanno kanno-youngs with the new york times and npr's mara liasson. good morning to you all. it's great to see you nine days. can you believe in and some just wild that it's already here. okay. so you have a new story out this morning, just about where the voters, how they feel in georgia, you spend some time on the ground there really though, it is yes. so tight everywhere you look, if you break down the battleground states you've seen on his average, all the key polls. and these are the key states, it is all basically within the margin of error. so molly, as you've done your reporting on the ground what. are you hearing from voters and what are you hearing about, which campaign maybe in a better position if at all, come election day this race is tied. >> it is tied nationally, it is tied in literally every swing state. it is shaping up to be the closest election in american history. the end as you might expect, that has people pretty nervous, right? and i went to a trump event, a harris event, talked t

molly kathleen gold mine near colorado springs. a sheriff saying the victim, 46-year-old guide patrick weir died as a result of the elevator's mechanical issue. weir was the father of a young child and was from nearby victor, colorado. >>> florida is still reeling after hurricane milton. the category 3 storm that barreled through the western part of the state last week there have been 17 confirmed deaths and nearly half a million people are still without power. but more help may be on the way. on sunday, president biden surveyed the storm-battered state for the second time in just two weeks, announcing over $600 million to rebuild florida and other states affected by hurricanes helene and milton. >> thankfully, the storm's impact was not as cataclysmic as we predicted. but for some individuals, it was cataclysmic. all those folks who not only lost their homes, but more importantly those folks who lost their lives, lost family members, lost all their personal belongings, and it's moments like this we come together to take care of each other. not as democrats or republicans but as americans. >> on saturday, florida governor ron desantis also addressed the state's need for fu

political panel, anthony, charlie and molly, listen to stephen miller on fox news on tuesday, i will not even characterize it. just listen to this. >> if you are a youngt in the election season, who is looking to impress ladies, to be eight alpha, the best thing you can do is where you are trump support on your sleep. show that you are a real man, show that you are not a beta. >> molly -- >> i do not actually think as stephen miller goes, i have seen him do worse. this is the guy behind child separation. i do not think you will attract women with an aga, you will some women for sure but if you look at the gender divide in the polling, we see it is much more popular with young men then it is with young women for obvious reasons, reproductive rights and etc. i will say, stephen miller really is the architect of a lot of this scary authoritarian stuff. remember trump is making the case that america is in trouble so he can enact these things. he cannot do this mass deportation squad without making this case that there is a terrible problem in this country so part of it is campaigning but part of it is setting the table for what he will do next which i thi

interviewers, three great reporters, zolan kanno, youngs of the new york times jackie kucinich of the boston globe and the wall street journal's molly ball. hello to all of you on this very busy day, i want to get to what priscilla was talking about in that one of the questions that kamala harris was asked was about how she differentiates herself. is there any daylight effect? to believe between what she would do and what the biden-harris administration did. let's watch part of the answer we're obviously two different people and we have a lot of shared life experiences. >> for example, the way we feel about our family and our parents and someone, but we're also different people and i will bring those sensibilities to how i lead, would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? there has done a thing that comes to mind i'm surprised, frankly that she doesn't have more to say about this given that she and her campaign know that this is one of the main questions that voters have about her and one of the main things she's been trying to establish as part of her candidacy is the idea that she wou

mollie hemingway fox news contributor. that is your "call your daddy"rn podcast. this is popular among the gncers.ud she has a pretty big audience thatie youngout oral sex and sex tips in the little bit more mainstream but is this going to movla he the needle for kamala harris where it needs to go! >> it is a popular podcast with a certain type of female voters. but kamala harris already hasco secured at misinformation right there about abortion laws which are of course about the fact there is a second life in play and abortion is violence and of interest to people that she need s to reach out to people who aren't just low information female voters. i she needs to expand her electorate because she is struggling in the polls. she realized that she has notan done a good job of doing any interviews. so she said, we will do all these interviews, "call your daddy" podcast, "the view" the stephen colbert, that is not what she needs to do but actually not just askwe questions but tackle them a lots better than she has. >> laura: again, she does this i and she is doing howard stern and "the view" the usual round kind of woke, popular media outlets,

mollie, that's your "call her daddy" podcast. this is popular among the gen zers, they are trying to get the niche audience: she has a pretty big audience that youngabout oral sex in the past and sex tips. she has made the show a little bit more mainstreamy. is this going to move the needle for kamala harris where it needs to go? >> yeah. it's a popular podcast with a certain type of female and female voter that kamala harris already has secured. that misinformation right there about abortion laws which, of course, are about the fact that there is a second life in play and that abortion is violence in the womb and so that's why it's of interest to people. she needs to reap ever reach tout to people who are not low information female voters. she needs to expand her electorate because she is struggling in the polls. so she realizes that she has not been doing a good job of doing any interviews and so she said we're going to do all these interviews the "call her daddy" podcast, "the view," stephen colbert. these are all people open, supportive advocates for her: she needs not just get asked tough questions but tackle them better than she has been --