murphy. >> mr. murphy, mr. ciattarelli, thank you for for being a tn a spirited t conversation. mr. murphy the first question is for you. new jersey was hit hard by hurricane ida. it has thighs death toll of any state. your opponent has made this an issue. accusing your possibly costing lives are responding to slowly come specifically waiting until 10:00 the night at september 1, the very night the storm hit to declare a state of emergency. by contrast pennsylvania's governor declared a a state of emergency 12 hours sooner. should your jeff acted mor? .. moderators, reporters, good to be with you, assemblyman, my wife, three of our four kids and our daughter watching at home. it is a honor to be back. hard for me to believe it has been four years. we have been pound ago way on that stronger, fairer new jersey every day for the past three years and nine months whether it is minimum wage, millionaires tax, affordable health care, affordable college. we have come a long way but we have a long waying to. we convened on that day at 10:00 a.m. all 21 counties, call with the office of emer

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chris murphy is the better. murphy walks to second. him in the third inning but now back. >> trying to keep everybody on their toes. the one-02 murphy. -- 1-0 to murphy. that is over for a strike. august pfluger. the newcomer. he has definitely thrown some heat. >> throeing some texas heat. >> into the stretch now, pfluger, 2-1. on the corner. strike two. 2-2 to chris murphy. wearing a new britain jersey. >> i don't know if murphy could believette. >> i'm a catcher. i know what a strike is. >> that pitch looked better than first pitch. that is called a ball. 3-2. >> pfluger didn't like that one. >> no, he did not. >> the 3-2 to chris murphy. up and in. balfour. he walked it. murphy will joking down to first. >> don't know if he will stay in the game. may get a pinch runner. >> number 49 is going to pinch run for chris murphy. so tying run aboard. tom malinowski now. runner on the first pitch heading down to second. stolen base. now the tying run in scoring position. >> if i recall, malinowski, the new jersey congressman knocked the bal

murphy.thank you for being here tonight new jersey was hit hard by hurricane ida, the highest ethical of any state. her opponent make this an issue accusing you of possibly asking lives by respondent pentecost, the night of september 1, the very night the storm hit and declared a stateo of emergency. pennsylvania's governor declared a state of emergency 12 hours sooner. if you have acted more quickly? >> festival, it's good to be back here with the assemblymen. it's an honor to be back at it's hard to believe it's been four years everyday for the past three years and nine months for the arts minimum wage from a family nurse asked, affordable healthcare and arch that have come a long way, we have a long way to go. convene saturday 10:00 a.m., all 21 counties all for they are opposite of emergency management whether service. we declared operations for emergency opening at noon, we did a press conference at 1:00 constantly social and were out there, i was on the phones with visited a lotrs of pl

next we'll have colonel murphy. >> good morning, i'm steve murphy, and on behalf of my team and i, thank you for the opportunity to meet with you today and discuss the corps' response to hurricane ida and my district area of operations. my area of operation encompasses all the south of louisiana from texas in the west to mississippi in the east, day in and day out, i focus in large part on coastal and climate change issues. the louisiana coast is a working coast. as the state calls it, due to the significance of its activities and waterways and their benefits to the national economy. these include five of the nation's top busiest ports, the mississippi river is the busiest waterway in the nation and our economic waterway as well as the intercoastal waterway which is the nation's third busiest waterway. all of which have been and continue to be impacted by gulf storms. the majority of the state's population also lives in the southern half of the state near the coast. coastal louisiana sits at the epicenter of climate change. sea level rise and subsidence coexcesses as threats that are maj

i want to start with general murphy and a quiz murphy and acquisitive navigation routes from mississippithe inland waterway. what is the one in the middle? >> it's a ohio river. >> i was hoping you would say that. [laughter] i happen to live along the western border of my state. major general graham thank you. it's the second time we have gotten to work together and it's great. i'm going to say something that we talked about mitigation and how important that is in it's interesting to hear my colleagues talk about the flash landed just sits and after the last flood in 2016 it was a very devastating as you know. what we hear from our local partners sometimes and even fema in some sense and i'm not laying blame here is sometimes the process to get help or so doggone complicated and so you've got an opportunity through the climate program that has five different aspects to it. i think we should streamline some of these. if i look at my cities and towns and counties that don't have flood disaster experts. they have somebody pass with that but they are also tasked with traffic or some other fu

to colonel steve murphy, we are delighted you could join us today, and your supporting team. thank you for joining us for what has become an all too frequent issue over the last number of years, providing an emergency response in the aftermath of extreme weather. each of our witnesses comes from a different position. and from different parts of the country. they will share with us their points of view on the response to hurricane ida as well as their thoughts on investing in more resilient water resources, infrastructure and building back better, as our president likes to say. since 1980, north atlantic hurricanes have become more intense and frequent. this trend is projected to continue in the years ahead as our planet continues to warm. accordingly, the importance of the emergency response services will grow as well. that is why we must insure all parts of our government including federal, local and state are all working together in lockstep to improve the resiliency of our infrastructure to withstand the storms. new orleans, the $14.5 billion flood protection system after

if i can steal your thunder i'd like to thank our governor phil murphy and jersey transit rail operation executive director kevin corbett for helping to ensure that new jersey transit becomes the number one transportation agency in the country. [applause] i would also be remiss if i didn't thank my congressman tom malinowski for his role in a bipartisan infrastructure bill. [applause] i personally believe the current infrastructure bill is important to new jersey transit rail operations, the residents of new jersey and our neighboring states. the funding we rebuild and modernize our aging transportation network. the rehabilitation of our system will help preserve and create new railroad jobs . thank you president biden. [applause] this bill will also help make accessibility upgrades to our stations providing better public transit access to our residents for mobility impaired and require special assistance. and will also help to continue new jersey's goal of creating more transit villages . the expanding of the great gateway project is something the entire region is in desperate need of.

some critics thinking that this visit is aimed to try and bolster and help murphy's fortune sprayed thee denying this journey here to northern new jersey has anything to do with the governor's reelection plan so right now, waiting for the president to speak at the maintenance facility and about 20 minutes from now about the aging infrastructure that you see behind me. back to you. >> sandra: we will carry it live, thank you. >> john: looking ahead to that, just eight days to go until that pivotal covers election and the state of virginia and our next guest says it has turned into a referendum against big government democrats as parents push back against progressive policies and turned education to a central issue. he is also a syndicated columnist and national review online can editor. the battle for virginia's governorship has become a referendum on the big government approach have the out of touch democrat left. no question on where you stand, the question is how many voters in the commonwealth of virginia feel the same way? >> once again, i will be my usual ambiguous self. this has t

colonel steve murphy, glad you could join us today. the folks that are behind you and supporting team, we welcome all of you. thank you for joining us for what sadly has become an all too frequent issue over the past couple of years and that is providing emergency response in the aftermath of extreme, extreme weather. each of our witnesses comes from a different position with the corps, actually from different parts of the country, we were just talking about that. they're going to be able to share with us their points of view on the corps' response to hurricane ida as well as their thoughts on investments in infrastructure, on building back better, as our president likes to say. as we all know, since 1980, north atlantic hurricanes have become more intense and unfortunately more frequent. this trend is projected to continue in the years ahead as our planet continues to warm. accordingly, the importance of the corps' emergency response services will grow as well. that's why we must ensure that all parts of our government, that includes

>> phil murphy has done the same thing, tucker.s gone way too far left, he's very extreme and you know a year and a half ago on this very show, as you just said, the bill of rights, that's above my pay grade. it's not funny. but worse than that, he told the highest tax people in the nation if taxes are issue, we are probably not your state. he's basically telling you jerseyans to leave. >> tucker: i mean -- and i know, i think you got a million more democrats than republicans in the state, but is it your sense that -- there got to be democrats who say this guys too much per. he's incompetent, he's nasty, and just totally authoritarian. i mean, do think -- honestly a shot to win? >> a majority of democrats in new jersey, tucker, are fiscally conservative and socially moderate, and this guy is just way too extreme. and so we won six of the last ten governor races in the state and no democratic incumbent governor has been reelected more than 40 years. we are right where we need to be with eight days to go. >> tucker: this guy makes ji

murphy did well among blacks and hispanics.ma is here to try to rev up this crowd. i did speak to someone familiar with his plan and what his message will be today. he said having folks like phil murphy to be elected, this is the only way to make progress on big issues of concern to democrats. things like voting rights. things like economic inequality. fixing economic inequality. racial justice. climate change. so he's going to make the case that murphy's record means he deserves to be re-elected. at one point, we heard from several other speakers today, phil murphy, if he wins, will be the first democrat to win re-election since the '70s. in about 40 years. so it's a big deal, but this is what we're hearing. get out and vote. people have been able to get out and vote by mail early, but in-person voting is new here in new jersey so the whole idea and goal of this event is to drive people to the polls before the election a little over a week from now. jim. >> and there are going to be such important elections. such a bellwether

right now phil murphy is bringing in big names to try to inner in eyes the base.phill slug for jack ciattarelli. i was just with him earlier today, and he's feeling very good, and i will say having gone and seen both campaigns on the road, jack's fans are more enthused. they are fired up, and the people he runs into are definitely going to the polls. neil: is he getting any play off of these tapes that have emerged where a number of murphy enthusiasts are talking up the possibility of vaccine mandates, but they're keeping it hush-hush right now until after the election? >> this campaign has certainly made a large deal out of that. the governor came out quickly and said he would not be instituting such mandates. there are certain mandates for things like teachers and state workers, but in new jersey there's an opt-out option which jack ciattarelli has said that he supports, he basically supports what phil murphy has in place right now. and that's a needle, something he's trying to thread as the campaign has been going on because, by and large, people -- according t

governor murphy, so many of the national challenges we are confronting are areas where you are already leading, and that is not hyperbole. whether it is making health care or preschool or college more affordable, providing paid family leave and replacing lead in pipes. in q4 showing the way. thank you for showing the way. -- thank you for showing the way. thank you for showing the way. bill, we have been doing this a long time. thank you for the passport that can to jersey. [laughter] joss has been the best go-between i have had, getting all of this done, whether it is the build back that are portion -- better or infrastructure portion. tom and don and frank, i keep telling frank, we've been doing things together a long time. i know delaware is small and i know how important new jersey is, but delaware owns the delaware river to the high watermark in new jersey, you know what i mean? [laughter] one of my favorite members of congress, who i campaigned for and she won in spite of it. incredible person. i want to acknowledge senator booker and menendez, who represent you so well in washin

was joined by new jersey governor murphy new jersey congressman bill pascrell. [applause] plieb: -- president biden lon hello -- hello new jersey. thank you. [applause] president biden: lieutenant commander. governor murphy, so many of the national challenges we are confronting are areas where you are already leading and that's not hyperbole. whether it's making health care or preschool or college more affordable, providing paid family leave. replacing lead in pipes and protecting public health. thanks for showing the way, pall. thanks for showing the i way. [applause] president biden: it's also good to meet my old friend, bill, you and i have been doing this a long time, pal. thanks for the passport back to new jersey and your district. josh gottheimer has been the best go between i have had trying to get this done whether it's the build back better portion or the infrastructure portion. and tom malinowski has done a great job, don payne, and frank pallone, i keep telling frank i remind him we have been doing things a lock time. i know delaware is small. i know

murphy, murphy, murphy, i met him, had told me how to know when my feet had material hush and nibbling my alarm in them. and none of the number 11 on was one of the 1st countries in the region to have that market on papers. we are democracy. but in life it's not that the demo christian has certainly been hired. so it's a resemblance of the market. we live on corruption everywhere. yeah. has one of the oldest democracy in the world, but the democracy is not functioning, was because it's not responding to the benefits of the citizen. ah, we are in an era when a lot of people are angry. ah, they're discontented with their leaders and governments for not being able to deal with economic challenges like growing in equality and declining social mobility. a lot of people are willing to vote for politicians who don't seem to have a lot of concern for those democratic constraints. a willing when they come to power to ignore some of the limits on their power. ah, and making sure that that house is not a that remains a long standing tension. tomorrow. i have been studying the development of democ

thanks to two friends of the broadcast, robert gibbs, and mike murphy. thank you gentlemen for staying up with us on this monday night. we appreciate it. coming up for, us were a step closer tonight to a pill, to fight the coronavirus. we will ask one of our leading public health positions about it, when we come back. it, when we come back. instantly clear everyday congestion with vicks sinex saline. for fast drug free relief vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. and try vicks sinex children's saline. safe and gentle relief for children's noses. as we mentioned earlier today, the drug company merck applied for emergency use authorization, for their anti viral pill, to treat covid. new york times points this out, quote, clearance for the drug would be a milestone, in the fight against the coronavirus. experts said, because it's a convenient relatively inexpensive treatment could reach many more high risk people, sick with covid, then the cumbersome antibody treatments currently being used. with us tonight for more, doctor nahid beat, delia inf

>> these guys once elected go too far left and phil murphy is more extreme.ey a fiscally conservative socially moderate state and the majority, quote, party of new jersey, the independent voters that been right and dictate the outcome of statewide elections. president biden and phil murphy are underwater with unaffiliated independent voters. neil: if you were to pull off and upset, you have been saying your own tracking surveys show great momentum but the general polls have you behind a bit. what are your numbers gleaning that we don't see in the more traditional polls. >> when we look at internal polls in both camps particularly among unaffiliated independents we see a dead heat. we are where we need to be. when a republican governors has won election when did they win? in the last week of the election. this is no different. i'm confident in the performance of my team and the message. we will do what we have done the last few months and we will win on election day. neil: you have been head to head and debates with governor murphy, he seems to like to attach

it's a good reason why you are both good friends of this broadcast, james carville, mike murphy.ng up booster shots and vaccines for kids, we will get an update on our favorite indiana er doc on his situation, and the situation unfolding in his hospital. use a single hr software? nope. we use 11. eleven. why do an expense report from your phone when you can do it from a machine that jams? i just emailed my wife's social security number to the entire company instead of hr, so... please come back. how hard is your business software working for you? with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in one easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com for a free demo. hon? first off, we love each other... as we mentioned the fda today cleared booster shots for moderna and j&j while authorizing the mixing of vaccine brands. this is not easy of course, a cdc panel meets tomorrow to then make its own recommendations before the agency makes a final decision for all of us people. the national average of new covid cases is falling, over 64 million illegible americans have yet to get at le

in a moment i will turn to doctors wilensky, fauci and murphy. i will start with discussing progress we're making on testing, vaccination and boosters, three critical arts of the president six point plan to accelerate the recovery from the pandemic. first, testing. in the past few months, testing has increased. particularly at home testing, and convenient option that came to market earlier this year. to meet this increased demand, the president's plan wraps up the availability of tests -- ramps up the availability of test and access to pretesting. in a matter of weeks we have made significant progress on both fronts. in september at the president's direction, the federal government invested $2 billion to ensure tests are available to those who need them and purchase value that allows them to ramp up production. we are making even more progress. on monday, fda authorized a new rapid at-home test from laboratories which will bring tens of millions more rapid at-home tests to the market. over the past day, we have also received commitments from two

i david plouffe, mike murphy, remains with.ight give indeed that polling result, you get credit for being the first to predict that on the broadcast. and you've got tough on the democrats today on twitter. talking about worth trying to get the bill passed before the president lands in rome. if you are the democrats since terry mcauliffe is circling the drain. this debacle has hurt the democrats, biden, and mcauliffe and today made it worse. democrats, biden numbers are killing mcauliffe. mike, at this point, what could hobble the republican? >> well, donald trump can't stand to have a campaign that is not about him. so he keeps trying to muzzle his way into the virginia campaign so he could claim credit after there is a youngkin victory. not the youngkin people, you know, in primary they were in love with trump. now they are trying to distance themselves as much as they can under pretty smart calculus. he is not threatening, so he is doing okay in the suburbs were trumpism tracks, but he is going to get that tribal trump vote,

still with us, robert gibbs and mike murphy.ary during the time of obamacare fight. and how many and what are the echos back to that period from now, the arguments about great being the enemy of the good and good being the enemy of the great? and what would your advice be to the democrats? because this right now, this is on them. >> yeah, it's a great question, brian. and i do feel a bit of remembering exactly what happened in 2009. and ultimately ends in 2010. look, i think in many ways, as much as this has dragged on, the biden administration is actually well ahead of where the obama administration was. we didn't sign health care until march. i don't think any democrat wants to see this play out until march, namely gubernatorial candidate in the commonwealth of virginia, terry mcauliffe. i think it is really incumbent upon the party to come together. i think the only person that can bring the party fully together at the table to make the decisions that speaker pelosi talked about tonight is president biden. and i think this ha

vivek murphy is not looking for love.ew campaign to help singles go on covid-19 safe dates during the holiday season murphy posted an advice video on the dating site. he said don't be afraid to ask your date about covid safety. everyone's got to do. these questions in the style that they feel most comfortable with but the most important thing to do is to be respectful in the conversation and to ask open-ended questions to solicit input. i recognizing people may have different points of view on things. the times we live in right murphy's tips to stay safe on dates include getting vaccinated having dates in outdoor settings and other tip and as extra precaution people get a rapid test within 24 hours of the date. all right. well, the 49ers will have to fight through a lot of injuries to break a game losing streak. yeah, they reveals here with sports larry dan ama boy's not a doctor jimmy g admits might have slightly misdiagnosed his calf injury. guess who's gonna be back starting at quarterback for the 49ers on sunday that

phil murphy is enjoying a roughly nine-point lead over his challenger.'s effective handling of the coronavirus. but it's also because he's getting things done in his state as slate pointed out this week, new jersey has in recent years become a model of how to run a government that can respond to the united states' myriad of problems, old and new. down in virginia, it's a completely different story. the race here is neck and neck. glen youngkin and republicans are seeking to capitalize on long-standing social and racial divisions in the commonwealth in order to flip it red, and they're doing it by among other things, whipping up racial an mouse. here in a state with a history on race like virginia, it might prove effective, but we'll see. youngkin is currently running ads against teaching toni morrison's book "beloved" in high schools. mcauliffe spoke out about that this morning. >> now, of all the hundreds of books you could look at, why did you take the one black female author? why did you do it? he's ending his campaign on a racist dog whistle just lik

vivek murphy is not looking for love. his office today launched a new campaign to help singles go on covid-19 safe dates during the holiday season murphy posted an advice video on the dating site. he said don't be afraid to ask your date about covid safety. everyone's got to do. these questions in the style that they feel most comfortable with but the most important thing to do is to be respectful in the conversation and to ask open-ended questions to solicit input. i recognizing people may have different points of view on things. the times we live in right murphy's tips to stay safe on dates include getting vaccinated having dates in outdoor settings and other tip and as extra precaution people get a rapid test within 24 hours of the date. all right. well, the 49ers will have to fight through a lot of injuries to break a game losing streak. yeah, they reveals here with sports larry dan ama boy's not a doctor jimmy g admits might have slightly misdiagnosed his calf injury. guess who's gonna be back starting at quarterback

success for sealiway in front of her majesty in the champion stakes at ascot a result that sees osheen murphy become championjockey. hello and welcome to sportsday. a sensational perfromance from liverpool to come but they don't finish the day top of the premier league — that honour belongs to chelsea, who held off a fierce brentford side in the second half, to win1—0. ben chilwell�*s superb strike was enough for chelsea to go a point above liverpool — but brentford everything, including the kitchen sink, in their attempts to find a much deserved equaliser. they hit the post, and superb eduoard mendy save, meant it was chelsea's day — three points for them, as they sit top tonight. and the result, much needed — as a rampant liverpool ruined claudio ranieri's return to the premier league earlier. the italian�*s first match in charge at watford, spoiled by a liverpool team really on form this afternoon, as patrick gearey reports. watford are club of many managers, claudio a manager of many clubs — perhaps their paths were bound to cross. 1—0 liverpool, beautiful and, as it turned out, repeatabl

david plouffe and mike murphy remain with us.bears out, you get credit for being the first to predict that. you got tough on the democrats today on twitter talking about worth trying to get the bill passed before the president lands in rome if you're the democrats, since terry mcauliffe is circling the drain. this debacle has hurt the democrats, biden, and mcauliffe. and today made it worse. democrat/biden numbers are killing mcauliffe. mike, at this point what could hobble the republican? >> well, donald trump can't stand to have a campaign that's not about him, so he keeps trying to muscle his way into the virginia campaign so he can claim credit if there is a youngkin victory. now, the youngkin people during the primary were in love with trump. now they're trying to distance themselves as much as they can under smart calculus. he's not threatening, so he's doing okay in the suburbs where trump is anthrax, but he'll try to get the trump vote in the rural areas. i saw a big mailer yesterday from virginia, an endorsement of young

and stephanie murphy has been a constructive voice. i hope she will get behind the president's vision. >> appreciate it. thank you. >>> next, two political professionals, years of experience and the moments that make or break presidencies. their decision on the president's decision to call a time-out. >>> and new developments on the manhunt for brian laundrie and possible sightings in the search. how realistic those might actually be. we'll be right back. 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. got directv stream. now we can watch live tv and on demand. serena... scary movie... serena... scary movie... serena williams ready to serve. ahh! quiet, please. triple match point serena williams... this i

something new jersey and governor murphy had been leading on. we're going to make sure high speed internet is affordable everywhere in america including in the nearly one in three new jersey families that don't have the internet subscription. how many times do you see people pull up to mcdonald's and sitting outside during the pandemic so they could do their homework because they couldn't get off their line. we're going to create jobs laying thousands of miles of transmission lines to build an energy grid and we're going to invest in strengthening our infrastructure against the impacts of climate change and the governor and i were talking a little bit earlier, just this year we've -- global warming has caused over $1 trillion. excuse me, $100 billion. $100 billion in damage. i visit the new jersey, the governor mentioned after the hurricane ida came through. the governor and several of you were with me. in manville, we met people put out of their homes by flooding and it was dech stating. water marks over people's heads and they would show me wh

if you bought at the lows on monday you're now up 7 bucks let's talk to murphy, the president and ceo and incredibly competitive guy of marvell technology mr. murphy, welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim great to be here. >> this is a record time transition in the last five years i've not seen anybody do anything like you have we have to talk about the new marvell. this company was substantially different from the day i met you. talk about the journey and where you are now. >> thanks, jim it's been a five-year transformation journey we've done tremendous investment in organic, storage to networking they were transformational to marvell. we closed two deals with year, one in april and then a second one yesterday. so the result of all of this is we've got all the pieces that we need to be the leading company in supplying solutions for what we call the data infrastructure market cloud computing, 5g, next generation automotive. we assembled all the pieces. i think we're one of the most exciting companies in the industry. >> i couldn't agree more i didn't see high performance comput

murphy is still leading by 11 points, which is a pretty healthy lead.e effect of biden's approval ratings dropping after the afghanistan withdrawal and after -- during this log jam in washington. murphy is still ahead. i don't think there's a question about new jersey. i think attention really is on virginia. nor good reason. swing state. neck and neck race. lots of issues that voters are going to be thinking about in the next year in the run up to the mid-terms. this is -- sort of a test for the democrats and republicans of issues that will resonate in the mid-terms in 2022. >> neil: it's interesting when you talk to both states voters and you're right, there's another poll out a week ago that showed five or six-point game between murphy and the republican challenger. you're right. nothing like the nearly 30 point lead he had in the summer. the issue that keeps coming up is the economy and inflation and taxes. particularly in new jersey. i'm wondering, regardless of what happens tuesday, if this spending package democrats are working on now could help

for sealiway, in front of her majesty in the champion stakes at ascot, a result that sees osheen murphykey. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there, and welcome to the programme. it was always going to be a tough return to the premier league for claudio ranieri at watford. the italian up against a liverpool side, on fire and on form in the premier league — hoping to spoil his comeback. and they did so emphatically! patrick geary reports. watford la club of many managers and claudia is a manager of many clubs so perhaps it was inevitable that there are to cross. 1— near liverpool, beautiful and, as it turned out, repeatable. later in the half of the trip. the second half, liverpool advancing again, keeper ben foster managing to stop an own goal but not for me know. once again he had been lost in space. most man salac works his magic, one that defies belief. whatever angle you pick you cannot figure his trick. —— mo salah. almost supernatural, still noticed, liverpool's for it was his third so he keeps the ball and mo salah is the memories. despite the hat—trick from firmino, it was s

things murphy never talks about. this is the guy that said to the highest taxed people in the nation if taxes are your issue we're probably not your state. he said that. >> julie: as a new york resident and resident of the tristate area for 18 years myself, when i looked at leaving new york city, the reason that i did not go to new jersey was because of the property taxes. you brought it up. number one issue. new jersey taxes the highest in the country. average jersey property tax bill was $9,000 twice the national average. to whom do you credit the unfair cost of living in new jersey? what is your plan to lower property taxes and strengthen the economy? >> we need a fairer distribution of state aid to schools. what a lot of people don't know what a school district gets aid from trenton it reduces property taxes. the way trenton does it i will say it's unconstitutional. under me we'll have a new school funding formula. more equitable distribution to state aid for schools. i won't adversely affect the quality of educa

we'll have you back on, congressman murphy. good to see you.onel robert wilkie, thank you for your service to our country. congressman greg murphy. great to have you on. come back soon, both of you. still to come this hour the border crisis growing more and more dangerous. cartels shooting at u.s. fishes from across the border as thousands of migrants approach. up next congressman michael mccaul, president biden is in the danger zone. the next two weeks are make-or-break time for his big tax-and-spend agenda. it is now on the verge of falling apart. we have now activists bringing their portland-style antifa protests to d.c., to bully lawmakers, to try to occupy federal buildings. all of this helping to cause another parabolic move to the downside of the president's approval ratings. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. stay right there. oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? so you only pay for what you need. sorry? limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ n

still with us, james carvell and mike murphy. national statement election? >> well, i, you known, election s are more complicated than that, particularly governor's elections. right now the country is so polarized, there's some truth. biden's numbers are down, it looks to casual voters in the suburbs which are the key swing group that the left wingers have taken over the democratic party. youngkin is not a scary trumpian republican. he has had a bit of a comeback in the suburbs. and it's now a tied race. if i had to bet, i try to avoid betting. if i had to bet, i bet he is going to win this thing. >> james, the same dynamic we have seen with national democrats, i swear we just witnessed in virginia. i think mcauliffe may have assumed that the public reaction to the use of a flag from 1-6 at a youngkin rally a flag that may have been used to beat a police officer would be abhorant to most people and i think the democrats continue to kind of assign and assume attributes to people that have not been the case since bonanza was on the

independent republicans, do r nt vote for murphy.ifornia on the east coast. >> sean: great point. last 30 seconds, pam. >> yeah, it is unbelievable sean, what he is doing, and again, win at all costs. people, is that the governor you want to be there, who is going to keep saying that? and these businesses have got to get back in business. it is illegal to do that, yet he doesn't care, he just cares about winning. >> sean: all right, pam bondi thank you. leo, thank you. coming up, santann fe district attorney says criminal charges have not been ruled out in the cinematographer killed on the set of alec baldwin's movie "rust." what does that r mean for him? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're