everything in new jersey. before running for office, she worked in human resources across several public school districts including personnel director for montclair public schools. she also worked as a public affairs manager for pse&g, one of new jersey's major utility companies. we offer on both sides of the aisle our warmest welcome to her and look forward to working with her in the coming days and weeks. i yield to my good friend, frank pallone. mr. pallone: thank you, chris. i want you to know that lamonica experienced a series of firsts performs the youngest person elected to the newark city council in 2018 and then elected council president in 2022. and is the youngest person elect ed to the state of new jersey. and we have her family up there, as you can see. also, she's been a tremendous mentor for young women in particular. she founded an organization called the newark gals, g-a-l-s, inc. an organization that empowered over 3,000 young women throughout the state of new jersey. we're so proud of her. r

governor sheilah oliver s she was the first black woman elected to serve as speaker of the new jersey s. a.m. bring and the first black woman to be elected to statewide office. she was smart, funny and you bet she was jersey tough. in her first inauguration, sheilah said, we make history not in the moment but in what we do with it. during my time in this capacity, i am dedicated to making a lasting impact that will benefit our nation's youth. when i accepted this position, i told the people of new jersey that part of my job side from representing them in the senate, was to begin to restore their faith in our democracy and trust in this office. if i can do just that, even for a little bit, in my remaining time, i will have succeeded. i want to thank my colleagues who have honored me and joined me on the floor for tuning in to my maiden speech. i want to dedicate and thank my team who are here on the floor in the gallery and in my offices back home. in regard to my short time here, i channel the late, great robert f. kennedy. few will have the greatness to bend history itself. but each

. ♪♪ new york and new jersey created a joint agency a form of new york authorities and as a result oftion between the states the bridge that spans the river, the george washington bridge and beneath is the busiest highway in the world. more 1 than 100 million cars hae driven through it. ♪♪ through the mounting tide and the crossing down manhattan's weste side over the new jersey skyway. a tremendous stream of passenger cars and buses demands the root. the authority engineers studied traffic. the sharp upward curve means existing facilities will soon be overcrowded and another crossing is needed. between the george washington bridge and the holland tunnel. to keep the river clear for decided to build a tunnel rather than a bridge 100 feet below the surface of the river, similar and designed to the holland tunnel. ♪♪ a huge cast iron pipe 31 feet in diameter and through it a railway is constructed. and so the lincoln tunnel is started. steam shovels get underway, surveyors. they must be sharpened at all times for it is necessary to build through solid rock. compressors are installed and

in the new jersey shield. on at the rate of 40 feet a day because it is pouring through rock. the new york shield is heading at a slower rate. and a tunnel ring is right up against the jack at the back of the shield. here goes the next joe joe. and. to complete one tube of the tunnel, 2370 ring are erected more than a quarter a million bolt holds the segments and together the surveyor's job is to keep the shield on the right course as it is pushed through the river that then dogs work day and building the iron tunnel shell. at this point one year work has been accomplished accomplished. rolling through the two heels, meet with in a quarter of an inch. these have something to celebrate. they are the first to travel from new jersey to new york through the lincoln tunnel. the river still left. the tunnel during construction is cleaned. the joints tightly caulk to make the tunnel watertight. a lining of concrete poured into the iron tunnel. a roadway is built with an air passage above and below. above the railway b

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: i reserve. e speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: i am pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. molinaro. mr. molinaro: thank you, madam chair and i am thankful to representative smith. the autism cares act has made a difference in the lives of countless americans living with autism or family members that support them. the massive investment that has been made in research, education and intervention has not only ensured great advancement in how we diagnose knows and treat those but bring dignity. i join my colleagues in advocating for the bill. i do so as a father of an adult living on the autism spectrum. i cannot tell you the struggle and challenge that families like ours and individuals like my daughter have had to face. and the cares act, thanks to this bill, we have a partner in ensuring that those who interact, who provide care, have the tools and resources necessary to provide dignity and opportunity to her life. on behalf

kean of new jersey. the ascend act creates a permanent commercial satellite data acquisition program within nasa's scientific commission directorate. as the global space sector rapidly evolves, it's critical for nasa to have access to the very best tools and research our nation has to offer. ensuring its continued leadership as the world's premier space agency. this bill supports those efforts by enabling nasa to procure data from commercial providers under the new program. by taking this step, researchers will have access to cutting edge data sets and imagery obtained from commercial space sector. these resources will play a significant role in advancing research and development in vital areas such as prevision agriculture and natural disaster monitoring. by utilizing commercial, industrial -- i should say, by utilizing industry data, our nasa researchers can obtain valuable insights that enhance their already innovative work. the more knowledge we acquire, the better we can lead in this field. this bil

gottheimer of new jersey. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey, mr. gottheimer and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. gottheimer: this would require the report to example public sector of espionage threats. there have been 224 documented cases of chinese espionage since 2000 and doesn't count intellectual theft brought by american companies. these tactics cost americans billions, billions with a b each year. individuals have been caught spying on company to attack our critical infrastructure. one was caught spying as an engineer. the department of justice charged five military hackers in westing house electric. c.c.p. backed individuals aimed to steal secrets and undermine our country and economy. this espionage is a national security threat as it is an economic issue. and as a member of the intelligence and financial services committees, i believe it is critical that the public and private sectors develop responses to espionage. private sector companies are hardest hits and on the

city, new jersey.ow a potential strike involving tens of thousands of dock workers could affect the consumers' supply chain. >>> plus, fall is here. in utah, the leaves are turning. why it will still feel like summer in many states. >>> and later, it's all-aboard in oregon. we head to a beloved park chugging along for 70 years. i'm danya bacchus in oregon, where these small locomotives are taking train enthusiasts of all ages on unforgettable rides. >> why do you keep coming back? >> because he loves trains. >> reporter: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. >> good evening and thank you so much for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight in birmingham, alabama, site of the nation's latest mass shooting attack. right now, police are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a group of people killing at least four of them and wounding 17 others. it happened in a neighborhood filled with restaurants and bars, often crowded on weekend nights. cbs' christiane benavidez is th

here at the port of new york and new jersey this weekend, trying to move as much cargo as possible innticipation of a potential work stoppage. symptom mcnicholas, cbs news, elizabeth, new jersey. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend evening news," jimmy carter turns 100 this week. we'll get a unique glimpse into his long life. >>> on tuesday, jimmy carter will become the first former u.s. president to turn 100. cbs' mark strassmann in atlanta has more on an extraordinary milestone. >> that is a replica of the resolute desk that was in the oval office. >> reporter: jason carter says this is a television first. you're looking at his grandfather, jimmy carter's private office at the carter center in atlanta. what jumps out at you? >> this was not to be a museum. this was to be a place where you got work done. but you can also see he's got his bible there. he's got his buttons. there is a grammy. >> reporter: carter is famously the peanut farmer from tiny plains, georgia who became america's 39th president. he turns 100 on tuesday. the question that everyone wants to ask is how is he doing

stories about that menno and the new jersey staff was not correct.s is unto him all these decades. >> i do not know how much longer i have to live. i hope it's a long time but for whatever time i have left i want to get it off my head. i want to let it be known for all of the years they had to go through it ♪ ♪ >> it is hard on you. >> it is. put steve or what is a sound the call in a grand jury, you're all over the place and no one comes to you and says anything. ralph pichardo six years later, guess who testifies against? ronald reagan's nominee for labor secretary ray donovan, also claims he brought the special prosecutor at the fbi said he lied all about donovan. ray donovan gets appointed to the cabinet of the president of the united states but no one says a diddley about david. >> justicejustice for one shoule justice for all. ray donovan was a pardon and he should have been that was totally false it was totally alive it is a big shot to let's face it. gabe is not a member of congress it. it's not a cabinet level he's just an average guy from t

they took me down to see frank haig, the mayor of jersey city in the boss. he had just gotten a new apartment on the top of the jersey city medical center, which had just then been constructed. gorgeous apartments, floor ceiling glass panel view of new jersey and new york city. and so he asked me over and, i think, about it. well, i'd never seen anything like it. so i was a little bit goggled lucille ball. mayor haig, may i ask you a question? how did you get such a marvelous apartment? and he said you'd be amazed it was a prison. sort of prison. that's quite amazing. prison. they said yes. you'd be astonished how many nice prisons people. give me your parents. explain to you on the way back to your. so that was first sort of blush with that. i was a scrawny kid and bookworm when i was young still both. pretty much true. and so i was not very good at baseball or basketball or football, but one day my paternal grandfather took me to recruit nation hall that had bowling alley. he was a very good bowler. he had actually bowled three 300 games, which are perfect games anyhow. i wasn't t

killed by a car while they were riding bicycles in new jersey last week.at their sister's wedding the next day. cbs's michael george reports police say they arrested the driver, suspected of being under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: outside the scotia bank saddledome in calgary fans are leaving flowers after learning of the death of nhl star johnny gaudreau and his >> just absolutely devastating for everyone involved. the family obviously going through what they went through. >> reporter: new jersey state police say the two brothers were biking on this road in oldsman township, new jersey around 8 30rk9s p.m. thursday night when an suv trying to pass two other vehicles crashed into them. oftsers say the driver, 43-year-old shawn riggins, admitted he had five or six beers before getting behind the wheel. >> we're just hoping that none of it was true. unfortunately, when we heard the news this morning, it just made me sick to my tom tok hear about it. >> reporter: the tragedy took place on the eve of their sister's wedding. the gaudreau family said

when you looked at the situation what made you think i can win this great. >> because new jersey is readyhange. we been a strangled under this democratic monopoly for 50 years, were 49th in what we get back from the federal government, new jerseyans are suffering under the inflation it's already an unaffordable state under this democratic murphy administration and their starved. they want inflation tempted down and they don't like the border. we have 900,000 illegals living in our state it's a sanctuary state and it's costing us billions of dollars a year not only do our citizens not feel safe and secure in their homes and their communities they want to know who the neighbours are, but this is costing us and resources are scarce. so they want a business person a political outsider. my opponent kim is a career politician, i've created jobs he's just worked for the government. sprayed it let me ask you about that. is interesting when the seat opened up murphy the governor he could've appointed them to that senate seat but he picked another guy. why did not -- why did he not take the person

. >> this happened in bayonne, new jersey. . >> first responders came to the rescue of this deer that had been found in a brand new apartment building. and as you can see, she was giving that new hardwood floor quite a workout for the deer. >> found her way out. apparently unharmed. the bayonne office of emergency management reminds residents look out for deer while you're driving. or, you know, if you're just hanging out on your couch to as a new jerseyan, this is not surprising. >> there are deer everywhere in new jersey, but bayonne bayonne. not expecting that very densely populated, very industrial forest area. >> that's true. >> that's fair. >> okay. >> there are so many deer in new jersey. >> i would have been terrified next to the treasure found hiding in the attic. >> yeah, this happened in camden, maine, this 17th century rembrandt painting titled portrait of a girl. it was found by an appraiser during a routine house call among stacks of art. >> i love these stories, but can you believe this a rembrandt? it sold at au

we have, as you said, changed some of the service levels in around the various stations in new jersey. in particular, increase of service in new brunswick, princeton junction, e wr of the airport rail station. we have seen some reduction, the service in trenton that you mentioned, small reduction in metropark service. we are, the new service and additional regional trans, the aricept that started showing up 2026, more capacity and relook at all of the service patterns. today, the demand has shifted in these markets that we will adopt continual view at the demand here so we can get the service in the right markets because we understand how important it is to have service at trenton and we think there's opportunity. given the limited frequencies we have, in part, waiting for more equipment, the priority has been on some of the other places that produce more revenue -- >> we do what is necessary for the economic growth of new jersey's capital city and one of the main innovation centers in and around trenton and metropark, we need more service and predictability and more stops over the co

in new jersey, a person who says it is former president trump. this is steve. hello. caller: hello. i am on the air? host: you are on. go-ahead. caller: thanks. when i was an undergraduate i got a degree in economics. when i saw harris talks i don't think she understands the basic principle of supply and demand. even if i gave her a lecture. one thing that has been talked recently is about inflation. now, in 2021 biden and harris pushed through, i think it is called the american recovery act. that involved the spending and giving way of $1.9 trillion. 70% of that money was borrowed from the federal reserve, which is -- economics is called monetizing a debt. it is like creating money out of thin air. that is where inflation came from. now people want to vote for harris, they want to risk another round of inflation? go ahead. host: tell us why you think mr. trump would do a better job on the economy. caller: i think he has a basic understanding of inflation, how it distorts prices. many assets become overvalued and create doubles. probably one that is coming up is probably housing. i

joining us now is congressman andy kim of new jersey. the democratic nominee for u.s.3, pandemic pandemic senator john fetterman was the lone senator calling for menendez to resign. did you face blow back from long term democrats then? >> i can tell you i certainly was not planning to step up to run for senate a year ago. and you know look i didn't do the usual thing of asking for permission or kissing any rings but we need to make sure we are showing there is a new era of politics in new jersey t. last year has been very dramatic. but what i will say is we have not been able to change the course of the senate race, but politics in new jersey. taking on the machine. changing the broken system that leads to so much of the corruption that is just leading to so much of the distrust in government right now. so i'm proud of what we are able to accomplish. >> we have a minute left. local newspapers report that george helme will step down and governor phil murphy will appoint the winner to the seat. is it your understanding that you could become a senator a lot sooner than mo

host: josephine in new jersey. independent, good morning. caller: you know, what concerns me we have two states, new prescott and new hampshire and i might be wrong about the other one, where they allowed the electoral college to reflect the number of votes collected meanings that if it is a certain percentage one way or the other it reflects it. i am sorry this business of if you get one vote more, you automatically get the entire state, unacceptable. it is another way of erasing all of the votes that get collected. i am telling you that if it had not been for this electoral college the women would be voting against roe v. wade. i am telling you. i know you are all predicting things that i am telling you for three years i've been saying this, it is going to come back to the republicans. they are going to lose in an avalanche. thank you. host: what do you think? guest: close with new hampshire. it was maine that is the other one. it is by congressional district and there are anomalies in the map. and this is why you saw a couple of months ago

you got it right, the new jersey is one of the first submarines designed for mixed-race crews.o achieve this , the submarine has undergone a number of changes, from changing the height of the hanging valves to changing the shower stalls in the sleeping quarters. women used to complain about the physical social problems they had with they encountered while on ships designed for men. they noted that they were extremely cramped for space, and that the toilets and sleeping areas were not suited to the needs of mixed crews, with complaints often being that the number of women on board often did not match the configuration of the sleeping areas, which typically consisted of three to six berths. similar difficulties arose in the showers, as crews had to reconfigure them themselves for all-male or all-female shifts. i am extremely proud of the culture we have created on aboard the submarine. our superior professionalism is backed by the cohesion of our crew and... u.s. officials have launched a new combat submarine. the navy says the uss new jersey is the first fully gender-integrated

joyce and asbury park, new jersey democratic color., how >> go ahead and what you endearing the candidate tonight? >> and really don't care what trump says i for him. i don't care because all he does is lie anyway. i would like for the v pete to speak more about her policies there is only people out there stating that she does not have any policy. she has a lot of policies she has a great agenda that she wants to put forth to the country. so, that is what i would like to hear. at us like to address one call over this said she should be respectful to his supporters. i totally disagree because his supporters are very disrespectful and they are rude and some of them you just cannot talk too. she is a very respectful person anyway. i think that call was unnecessary and did not make any sense. basically that is all i had to say. margaret joyce cabot in hampton, virginia republican. kevin, our cameras are inside the philadelphia convention center tonight. that is for all of that media has gathered ahead of tonight's debate that is what we ar

days to go, andy kim is very likely on his way to becoming the next united states senator from new jersey face low back from democrats them, or still, for running the race you are running? >> yeah, jonathan, i can tell you, i certainly was not planning to step up to run for senate a year ago, and you know, look, i didn't do the usual thing of asking for permission or kissing any rings but you know we really need to make sure that we are showing there's a new era of politics in new jersey. so yes, the last year has been very dramatic but what i will say is that we were able to change not just the course of the senate race but to change the course of politics in new jersey, taking on the machine, changing so much of the broken system that leads to so much of the corruption that just is leading to so much of the distrust in government. i'm proud of what we are able to accomplish. >> local newspapers report that george held he will step down after the november election and governor murphy will appoint the winner to the seat. is it your understanding that you could become a senator a lot soone

the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: i keep hearing arguments from my republican colleagues that the e.p.a. is forcing electric vehicles onto american consumers. but nobody's forcing anyone to buy an electric vehicle and to claim that is happening is just false. expanding and diversifying our domestic vehicle manufacturing industry will increase consumer choice and provide more options for all americans. the rule that the republicans seek to repeal today is actually supported by the auto manufacturers, as wellals the auto unions -- as well as the auto unions. we should be empowering industry to innovate and create better performing, more ad morable options for our -- more affordable options for our constituents. this is about options. there's no mandate. e.p.a.'s consistent vehicle emission standards have empowered decades of innovation in the vehicle industry which have benefited all amer

i consider the senator from new jersey a friend. sure hope he's not standing up here denying victims of this abuse relief simply to score partisan political points. i would like to think he wouldn't do such a thing. but in order to believe he wouldn't do such a thing, he needs to actually explain some reason for his objection, which at least so far he has not bothered to do. i will tell you, we had an agreement negotiated with the majority leader to pass an entire package of bills. republican bills and democrat bills that have passed the senate committee on commerce, science, and transportation. all of that package we were going to pass yesterday until at the last minute the senator from new jersey came with his midnight objection and no reasoning whatsoever. so i'm now going to give this body the opportunity to pass the package that had been negotiated in a bipartisan manner, that had been agreed to. and we're going to find out if the senator from new jersey will not only object to providing relief to the victims of this abuse, but

new jersey in princeton.r the presidency of erin burr senior. not the one of the duel with hamilton but his father. this is how princeton gets founded as one of these outposts of the great awakening. the awakening begins to abate by 1742. the energy runs out of all of that experience and, as so often happens,no edwards congregation and northampton turns against him. and dismisses him in the 1750. he has to find a job, he finds it in western massachusetts at a missionary outposts to the mohegan indians. and he becomes a preacher to the mohicans. quite a come down for being the pastor of northampton. but he uses his time, all the same. who turns to writing moral philosophy. 1754 publishes concerning the end for which god created the world. on the nature of true virtue. and then freedom of the will. follows those up with a treatise on original sin in 1758. of the end of 1757 is invited to become president of the college of new jersey. his daughter had married erin burr and when erin burr dies the leadership of t

in pennsylvania and new jersey. scots-irish presbyterian immigrants. hey also split after visit to philadelphia in 1739. into new side, an old side factions. the new side faction is led by gilbert tenant of the second presbyterian church in philadelphia here. in his sermon, the danger of an unconverted ministry, he points the finger not at laypeople and their need for religious. he points to the clergy and condemns them for lack of genuine experience. there is nothing that may more justly call for our saddest sorrows and make all our powers and passions mourn in the most doleful actions, the most incessant, insatiable and deploring agonies than the melons. call a case of such who have no ministry. this truth is set before our minds in a strong light in the words that i have chosen. now to insist upon in which we have account of our lord's grief with, the cause of it. tenet founds the college in the chaminade, pennsylvania this is for the instruction of new light presbyterian ministers, new side presbyterian and ministers, and it is a school which eventu

governor sheilah oliver s she was the first black woman elected to serve as speaker of the new jersey s. a.m. bring and the first black woman to be elected to statewide office. she was smart, funny and you bet she was jersey tough. in her first inauguration, sheilah said, we make history not in the moment but in what we do with it. during my time in this capacity, i am dedicated to making a lasting impact that will benefit our nation's youth. when i accepted this position, i told the people of new jersey that part of my job side from representing them in the senate, was to begin to restore their faith in our democracy and trust in this office. if i can do just that, even for a little bit, in my remaining time, i will have succeeded. i want to thank my colleagues who have honored me and joined me on the floor for tuning in to my maiden speech. i want to dedicate and thank my team who are here on the floor in the gallery and in my offices back home. in regard to my short time here, i channel the late, great robert f. kennedy. few will have the greatness to bend history itself. but each

. >>> coming up, new jersey just elected another black woman to congress in a recent special election she plans to win in november. n ♪ when we're together ♪ life is better with the credit gods are on your side. rewards once available to the few are now accessible to the many. credit one bank. get cash back rewards, and live large. arearn: saint jude-- they gave it 110% every time. and for kenadie to get treatment here without having to pay anything was amazing. i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. >>> welcome back to politics nation. house democrats are celebrating a historic win. new jersey's 10th congressional district this week five months after the death of congressman donald payne. former new york city council president overwhelmingly winning the special house election to serve out the rest of the term. she will face a republican special election opponent to determine who will

npr also just revealed days ago trump's new jersey golf club twice this summer hosted this man, the one with the hitler haircut and hitler mustache, he was convicted five times over for his behavior during the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol, his trial invoked previous statements of his like, quote, hitler should have finished the job.le and quote, babies born with any deformities or disabilities should be shot in the forehead. this man posted a lengthy video online in 2020 about what he called the, quote, jewish invasion of new jersey. he compared jewish people to a, quote, plague of locusts.d and then trump hosted him twice at his new jersey golf club at bedminster this summer. the second appearance of the hitler mustache guy at trump's club was followed the very next day by trump hosting at that same club an anti-anti-semitism event, the day after the hitler mustache guy, the day after the jewish invasion of new jersey guy. this comes inconveniently just as blatantly anti-semitic tv ads targeting kamala harris' husband for being jewish have started running in michigan, thanks

if you create an internal affairs, you have someone go any more money. meanwhile, new jersey and a far as he's on the us department of defense have both separately and not the full withdrawal. all of american forces and assets from the west african state us troops had been deployed in new jersey since 2013 bucks along with french forces were forced to leave off in the army. scrapped a military cooperation deal with washington in march. victor of us who have again, sees america, sees africa as an important intelligent space and will not leave it alone. complete a level, it's on a comfortable on. if it's to lift, we can definitely say that the work of the americans in the shared was ineffective . in particular, all their work was manual. we went to, to monitoring the situation. it is not known who they were watching more. whether you had a score separate as groups, the based that the americans had in, i get this in the north of new jersey or allowed them to monitor the situation in libya, algeria to these. yeah, that is the whole of north africa, which also represents zone, a great inter

gottheimer of new jersey. the chair: p pursuant to house resolution 1430, the member from new jersey, mr. gottheimer, and a member opposed will control five minutes. mr. gottheimer: i rise in support of my amendment which would designate chinese universities that purposely undermine united states relationship with taiwan as entities of concern under h.r. 1516. we cannot condone partnership with academic institution that is undercut the u.s.-taiwan relationship. as a member of the house permanent collect committee on intelligence i understand how vital the u.s.-taiwan relationship is for both america's and taiwan's national security. taiwan is a democratic firewall, partner, and global leader on semiconductors. the united states congress must stand firmly with taiwan and resolutely against the chinese communist party which aims to delegitimatize our long-standing bipartisan relationship. chinese university played an instrumental role in the chinese communist party's strategy to intimidate taiwan and interfere i

i grew up in new jersey in the suburbs of new jersey, north jersey.se ] >> jimmy: wait a minute. so they would actually -- >> and there was a lady in the neighborhood, octogenarian lady, lovely lady, and i -- i just painted her rocks white all summer. >> jimmy: she hired you, or you were just doing it as a prank? [ laughter ] >> i think she thought it was charity, maybe. i don't know. and then years before, i didn't ever -- told her that my brother and i, our friends had a funeral for all our g.i. joes in her lawn. we went there late at night, had a funeral. so i was mowing the lawn on a funeral, on a cemetery, really. [ laughter ] because she was so old, we chose her lawn to have our toy cemetery. very dark. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i feel like nowadays you get that checked out. [ laughter ] psychologically. but in the '70s, it was fine. >> jimmy: what would you spend the money on when you were a kid when you'd get paid for something like that? gum? >> yeah. 31 flavors, baskin-robbins. >> jimmy: ice cream, yeah, nice. >> yeah, more g.i. joes t

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this will be popular in states like new york, new jersey and california. is he making a play for those states? tonight he addresses a massive crowd just outside new york city, restoring the deduction will be very popular with long-suffering new yorkers: yes, it's vote buying, but it may be effective. kamala harris again dodges questions and puts out a lot of disinformation. she was interviewed by the extremely friendly black journalists' association, softball questions, no follow-ups. she pallsly blamed trump for -- falsely blamed trump for high unemployment. when asked what she would do for the economy, she fell back on the old standby, i'm a middle class kid. >>> the stunning attacks on hezbollah's leaders. a brilliant advance in electronic war far likely -- likely engineered by israel. sending a message, terrorists are not safe anywhere, anytime. this is wednesday, september 18th, 2024. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: our price are explaining this, let's go dancing, because kamala harris is tap dancing around the issue. producers, i'm

people came from connecticut, new jersey, upstate new york to serve under james de lancey. and they were very, very effective. fighting force. in 1781. surprising and defeating the rhode island regiment. so they went after continentals as well. including some of the barbs friends of lozano's legion. so they were a feisty bunch. but. the militia was to supplement the british forces, allowing their troops to do more soldier like things. there's no tales written about them that achieved no great glory. they weren't intended to. that wasn't their job. but the british needed them nonetheless. thank you. all right, you, chad. now to just talked about militias supplementing the british regular army. and you probably are all familiar with another way that the british supplemented the regular army, namely with the german soldiers that are widely called hessians, even though many of them weren't, and who are also widely called mercenaries, even though by modern definitions, none of them were now. dr. alex burns is taking deep dives into german regimental and german archival sources a

but sharing that silver medal is new jersey, my home state? andrews current. >> wait, what?residents wait, what? sopranos newark, the jersey shore, a real who's who of positive energy. what do you think about this? andrew? >> i love jersey but optimism not come on danny, you know you're the expert. >> no, we can't even let people merge on the highway. there's no way that's very true. well, whatever you think of cali or new jersey, apparently neither can compare to the most happy go lucky of them all. wyoming. the cowboy state, which is the least populated state with 580,000 people. so maybe the key to optimism is being around less people. okay, i could look those mountains, right? you're like beautiful. that sounds great. it sounds scenic. >> although i've seen yellowstone, they have a lot of drama there as well. >> well, we take a look at the overall map. you will see hawaii doesn't come close somehow to those top three. and one of the least optimistic states is kansas way less than missouri. how do you figure that? >> well, i am from missouri, right? >> so why is missouri

new jersey congressman jeff van drew joins me now.oting in our election come november? >> i am worried about it. americans should be worried about it. just think of this: there is not one democrat that would support the save act. they wouldn't make it part of the continuing resolution to keep government funded. all that legislation says is that if you are going to vote in a federal election, that you must be a united states citizen. we have got to be the only country in the world that wouldn't enforce something like that. can you imagine having illegals, some of them criminals, in the country who are going to be able to vote in an american federal election and can you imagine a group of people -- and i hate to say it -- but the democrats in this case that will not support enforcing that they cannot vote. there are no words. it's that simple. it's that wrong. it's something that should be done. the democrats claim it's a redundancy. if it's a redundancy -- i don't believe it is -- but it's a good redundancy, it clarifies and crystalliz

lauren: same here where i am in new jersey. >> i've noticed neighbors driving by and slowing down and looking at it and shaking their head, but -- [laughter] stuart: you're a brave man. >> listen, they know i'm on fox, so it's not like heir going to learn something new from that sign. stuart: you're all right, mitch. thanks for joining us. always appreciate it. >>> "cavuto coast to coast" will have special coverage of fed day beginning at 12 the p.m. eastern, then we will have commercial-free coverage from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. eastern on fed's decision day. >>> coming up, celebrities like billie eilish rain taylor swift publicly endorsing kamala harris, but hip-hop star pharrell williams says, hey, shut up, nobody asked you. do the opinions of celebrities make any difference in this election? >>> in chicago the mayor, brandon johnson, wants to end the shot spotter gunfire detection system even though it saves lives. why is he taking another tool away from the police while crime runs rampant in his city? bill mcgurn has the story af

and then trump hosted him twice at his new jersey golf clothes -- club this summer. the second appearance of the hitler mustache guy at his club was the next day by trump posting at that same club and at an anti-semitism event. the day after the hitler mustache guy, the day after the jewish invasion of new jersey guy. this comes inconveniently just as blatantly anti-semitic television ads targeting kamala harris's husband for being jewish have started running in michigan thanks to a republican linked political action committee. and now getting national attention there. as i said, this is a wild political season and i don't mean in a good way. but trump has over the last few days effectively stopped coverage of almost all of the things i just described and done so by making such a fantastically outrageous and racist and dangerous false claims about haitian immigrants that just about everybody understandably feels compelled to stop what they are doing and prioritize coverage and condemnation of this truly awful consequential bad thing instead of whatever else they want

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