. >> todd: concern over this, nikki haley hitting back at the view after one host said this. >> nikki haley -- >> what is her real name again? some can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> todd: she is special. how nikki haley is responding this morning. >> carley: one party gaining momentum before election day and republicans got good news about races in georgia, we'll be breaking it all down for you next. ♪ the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x is equipped to conquer the great outdoors... ...or the great indoors. welcome to the peak of premium off-roading. the new 2023 gmc sierra at4x. gmc. we are professional grade >> todd: democrats gaining momentum, but republicans hold an advantage. >> carley: marianne joins us live. good morning. >> marianne: democrats are building momentum, but republican have -- gop forecasted to control 231 seats in the house and democrats 204. worst case scenario, the gop has a comfortable majority with 216. the best scen /* case scenario, democrats win 219 seats. the gop seems to be pulling ahead, in georgia, showman republican herschel walker

eric nestle so that we can pass. >> i don't think that's fair. >> centage such a winner there, nikki haleyponded on the faulkner focus. >> the idea that son aiden ellison on her day. nikki is my name. it is on my birth certificate. it is an indian name and i embrace my h indian heritage. i have written two books that describe the struggles of my family had, what it was like growing up, but the idea that they can do this, you're not gonna see here fired, from that show. when anything it is he an apology from the child. because they let liberals say that about conservative republicans minorities all the time. they are nothing is on. had this been said about a democrat, all broken loose. >> nikki haley hit in the key point right there, i mean when you think about tim scott, who given a credible rebuttal to biden's joint and the conscious, august 10 congress with -- it is always republican minorities and nikki haley just delete just target. >> it really is the most vile disgusting part of us. in sas because i am being generous by saying that. that is what comes out after conservative minoritie

whose name is nikki haley. on her birth certificate. >> john: she spent the hour with our harris falkner, they had a lot to get to because the president was speaking at the united nations. ultimately they did get around to this topic. what nikki haley said. >> idea that they can do this, you are not going to see her fired from that show, we are not even going to see an apology from that show because they let liberals say that about conservative republican minorities all the time. but yet nothing is done. had this been said about a democrat, all hell would have broken loose. >> john: pick up on that theme. because you were the victim of, they were different allegations but of a piece of this, and it was unfair, didn't tell your story. >> yes, absolutely. well listen, one of things i have learned from liberal media, they will question your life story. the fact that the washington post did a fact check to see if my grandfather in 1927 finished school in the third grade or the 4th grade, they spent three months doi

this. >> nikki haley incredibly effective governor. >> what is her real name again?eons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> carley: joe concha here with nikki haley's response coming up next. holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing easier,... improves lung function,... and lasts for 24 hours. go triple... go trelegy. because asthma has taken enough. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitalizations and death from asthma problems when used alone. when this medicine is used with an inhaled corticosteroid,... like in trelegy,... there is not a significant increased risk of these events. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase risk of thrush and infections. get emergency care for serious allergic reactions. see your doctor if your asthma does not improve or

and assume that nikki haley is a nickname. nickname. >> ainsley: she implied that she was self-conscious of her indian ethnicity so sheets shi goes by more of an indian american name. nikki tweeted this tout. thank you for your concern it's racist to judge my name. nikki is an indian name and on my birth certificate and i'm proud of that what's sad is the left's hypocrisy towards conservative minorities by the way last i checked, sunny, sunny isn't your birth name. >> >> brian: i don't think whoopi is whoopi's name. >> >> she is karen i heard this morning. >> brian: she is a karen? i did not know she was a karen. >> steve: with a c. >> brian: read her book nikki haley talks about her indian heritage. she four chapters. >> ainsley: very proud of it. she'llable on our show tomorrow. >> steve: nic i didn't ram maddy nikki and sunnies who ton's birth name was not sonny it was assent i don't know. and she said i use sunny because i don't think the average american can pronounce it because of under education in america. >> ainsley:

speak our love to see nikki haley, liz cheney. >> nikki haley the chameleon. >> i think nikki haley istis. >> i don't want to miss pronounce it it's indian. >> i think if she leaned into -- >> people don't go by their -- >> greg: want a festival of stupid. i didn't realize how bad that was. yes, discussion of why women of color need to lean into their real names on a show coasted by karen johnson. a.k.a. whoopi goldberg. a name that appro appropriates h culture and will be questions. >> i wouldn't be shocked if an indian woman growing up in south carolina did it to avoid prejudice. i want to be careful about critiquing her. >> some of us can be, millions and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> i don't think that's fair. >> i didn't want to be the one to say it. >> most americans can't pronounce it. >> greg: what a [bleep] jackass. i hate swearing like that but my god. a, she keeps bringing up chameleons. b, you're the reason why she had to change her name because you're stupid. you couldn't pronounce her name. what an arrogant jackass and i wrote the book on it. but unlike sunday,

uses a fake name to hide her indian heritage. >> nikki haley has gone by nikki since she was ae shocked if an indian woman growing up in south carolina at the time to do to avoid prejudice. i want to be careful about accusing. >> she's a chameleon. >> most cans pronounce the names... >> sometimes i would say would alyssa would say, people gravitate to different names for different reasons. be one of chris nikki is not a fake name. it's actually on the former south carolina governor's birth certificate. but sadly false narratives are at the center of the left's playbook. were seeing on displays royal family, the depth of queen elizabeth, don lemon on fake news cnn, suggested that the royal family pay reparations for slavery, but was dealt a brutal reality check. >> reparations for colonialism and members of the public are wondering why were suffering when you have all of this vast wealth. those are legitimate concerns. >> i think you're right about reservations in terms of whether people want it, you have to go back to the beginning of the supply chain. which was the first natio

ambassador nikki haley former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and former south carolina governor, good to see you today. the president has a lot on his plate. i feel like every time you and i get together maybe somebody has ratcheted something up or stepped in something. where are we with the situation in russia? >> putin is getting desperate. he lost the confidence of his people and military. he literally had a dozen or so generals killed. you know it's desperate when he is relying on iran for drones and north korea for missiles. he has hit rock bottom. what that means is biden doesn't need to get more weak need. we need to make sure ukraine finishes this. the inroads shows they make progress, putin feels it and this is what he does. he wants to scare everybody to back off because he doesn't want ukraine to finish the deal. >> harris: so much respect for what you just said. the kind of leadership that requires intestinal fortitude is what needs to be applied now. you lean in when they are backing out. >> that's

nikki haley's name has been nikki since she was born. a liberal thing she could get away with demeaning a liberal woman because they can get away with it. shshe fought her way to top level job at united nations, i would think that might warrant a little respect even from people to the left. whereve i do think sunnyos nikki haley a call and an apology, if you are not sure what name to use her, try governor? or ambassador. two names she has earned. speaking of names, book of proprove -- proverbs. shane beamer was coach. the game was not going well, what was supposed to be a celebration of title ix became a source of controversy, female student athletes were honored between quarters of the game, field was not cleared, there were pictures of coach beamer trying to get the field clear, and "washington post" and others did what they always do, that is try to cast some people in the worst possible light. watched game and this moment as it unfolded. when it happened my first reaction was that coach beamer doesn't know these are athletes being ho

. >> i would love to see nikki haley, i would love to see liz change impaired. >> nikki haley, the governor critiquing her. >> there are some of us that ca become millions that decide not to embrace our ethnicity so tha we can pass. >> now, senator tim scott who has been the victim of similar attacks as this is the left's way of trying to demoralize. >> i can't imagine that in america today that she is havin a conversation about her name for the fact of the matter is that when you see strong powerful positive minorities standing up on the conservative side, the left always wants to hit and demoralize, diminish ou impact. i can't think of a worse situation to see on tv than someone who doesn't go by her own name talking about nikki haley's name is nicki. >> as usual, senator scott hits it's it's exactly right, it's about demoralizing gop in leadership rate and those who have changed their party affiliation. that's a pretty significant shift for it. >> i think that what as giving her, she said she is a champion for women and minority women, women of color let she is attacking someone who neve

nikki haley's name has been nikki since she was born.nks she can get away with demeaning a conservative woman, because they usually do get away with it nikki haley had tog fight her way to ae th governor's mansion and top wit level job of united nations usually through men, so, ip would think that might warrant a little respect even from people on the left. whether sunny is disciplined for what she said or not s not my job. i do think sunny owes nikkia haley, aca call and anolog apologize, if you are not sure what name to use, try governor.go orve ambassador.mbas two names that she hass earned. speaking o.f names book of proverbs said a goodname is better than a bag of riches, shane beamer is headan football coach av university of south carolina. the day of the not going well, was what to be a celebration of title ix became a source of controversy, you may have seen or read about it f female student athletes wereme, being honored between theth quarters of the game. and the quarter -- field w was nohat cleared between theeo quarterspl, an

this attack on nikki haley has been made so many times and been debunked so many times.know that. niki means little one it's on her birth certificate. it's her middle name. she goes -- her last name is haley because she got married and adopted her husband's name. and the thing is that it's funny to me about the viewer's went out to celebrate the fact that she was an amazing governor. you can disagree with her, whatever. but she's accomplished a lot of things. instead they have to tear her down for something that's not even true. >> there so much hate coming from the left. they have to make it -- the amazing part of it is when she says you call yourself sonny and she says that's because americans are too stupid or undereducated to be able to say a -- i mean really? we are stupid? and therefore we can see your name or she should be able to be the name on her birth certificate? it's classic. point the finger at someone and three are pointing back at yourself. >> you talking to me? >> jesse: her name on her certificate that she's going by nikki since she was a baby. i don't

in this particular case, nikki haley is nikki haley and nikki has her middle name.e, a lot of people call me roger christian murphy. and i have to correct them and say it is -- i'm not from ireland although some people think i am. so let's let everyone go by the name that they prefer, john. >> john: congressman good to talk to you, i always appreciate it and democratic college men. >> gillian: thank you. >> john: yes, sir, thank you. >> gillian: russian controlled agents of ukraine holding a vote that the u.s. government is calling a sham peer at the vet says vladimir putin wants to use this referendum as justification for continuing his legal war. this is support waning even among russians following the battlefield setbacks. trey yingst joins us from kyiv. trey, do they worry i could use these results to jen up or further escalate the ground more? >> gillian, good afternoon, if they worry about that. voting to annexed territory in occupied areas of ukraine appear the russians are looking to do anything they can to get small victories in this ongoing war. >> local m

let's get to this backlash pouring in after the view cohost, sonny houston accused ambassador, nikki haleytage. well, ambassador haley, clap back hard, right here on sat with me yesterday. >> i think that nikki haley is incredibly effective. >> what her real name again, there are some of us that can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> they cannot stand the fact that a minority female would be a conservative republican. when they go after something like your name, your looks, they just do not have anything else. that shows that you are winning and i will take that went all day long. >> harris: and she is getting some help from her fellow republicans, south carolina senator, tim scott says it is a classic example of the liberals m.o. >> to have the conversation of how good of a governor she was, let's have a conversation about how all of the minorities in her state he saw their opportunities go up, not down under her leadership. at the fact of the matter is, and when you see a strong and powerful, and positive minorities standing up on the conservative side, will left a

nikki haley was attacked because she's a republican .notwithstanding her success as a south carolina governor and the u.n. ambassador. if you are a person ofif color r a minority of any type, the democratic party believes they own you. i left and you will be you viciously attacked. and so the argument you had y from racist sunny hostin wasn w a typical attack against a minority who decided toright exercise herto right to be a republican . that is basically the short sumt and substance of this.an you know, joe , i don't think it's a a in the case of don lemon, a demotion to go to a morning show, except he had his own show and it was failingr miserably and like the lowest ratings in primetime os f anyof major cable news network. so now he's on an ensemble showo show that has historically not done anything. they've not unwell at all.. is this to set him up to say goodbye because of his really radical left wing views, although he says he's a journalist, he's a talk showt host like i am, that that would be pretty embarrassing for the new pres

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you are here to hear from nikki haley. it is my honor, my privilege to bring to you our very own indian-american rock star. please give it up for the amazing nikki haley. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> hello, it's great to be back in my sister state of georgia. thank you for coming out for herschel walker today. ap we are campaigning all over the country and we just left pennsylvania helping dr. oz, we're here for herschel and doing something for brian kemp and as we go across the country, everybody is realizing they don't have the luxury of politics because things are tough right now. they go to the gas station and it costs more and that's how they get to work. they go to the grocery store and it's more expensive and that's how they feed their families. we're seeing that utility prices are going up, one out of every six americans can't pay their utility bills. we're looking at the fact that america is $30 trillion in debt. we're having to borrow money just to make our interest payments. and what's happening in washington? wa

. >> sandra: nikki haley will be joining us in a moment. welcome back as "america reports" rolls into hour two, i'm sandra smith in new york. great to be with you. >> john: great to be with you this hour. i'm john roberts in washington. before we get to china, we begin with president biden pushing back, and the critics who say he is demonizing half the nation. it's a fox news alert. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens republic. quality and democracy are under assault. they spread fear and lies, told for profit and power. maga republicans do not respect the constitution. maga forces are determined to take this country backwards. they embrace anger. they thrive on chaos. they live not in the light of truth but in the shadow of lies. maga republicans look at america and see carnage and darkness and despair. they spread fear and lies. lies told for profit and power. maga republicans are destroying american democracy. >> sandra: you'll notice the red backdrop there, some say fitting as he doubled down o

. >> i would love to see nikki haley, liz cheney. >> nikki haley the chameleon. >> i want to be carefuleons and decide not to embrace ethnicity. >> gillian: "to the view" cohost after she called nikki haley a chameleon for not going by her first name. questioning the choice to go by nikki since childhood responding on twitter "thanks for your concern it is racist for you to judge my name it is an indian name on my birth certificate, i am proud of that. what a sad is the less hypocrisy towards conservative minorities. by the way, last i checked, that is not your birth name." in this the city of denver will give up to $1,000 per month over the last year to 100 for the homeless city residents. a part of the two million-dollar pilot program that the city is launching to help women and transgender transgender and gender nonconforming people. the funds for that program come out of president biden signature legislation the american rescue plan. disney world has lost its magic according to a new survey, majority of respondents in a survey from time to play say that disney vacationing is too exp

comment during his today show. >> i love to see nikki haley and liz cheney. >> nikki haley the chameleonat is her real name again? there's many of us who can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity so we can pass. >> i don't think that's fair. >> you go by a different name. >> ainsley: that's not a real first name. writing on twitter, "thanks for your concern. it's racist of you to judge my name. nikki is my indian name and it's on my birth certificate, and i'm proud of that." yankee slugger aaron judd hits a major milestone with his 60th home run of the season. >> three infielders on the left side for judge, and here's the 3-1. deep to left field! there it goes! number 60! slide over, babe -- you've got some company! >> ainsley: judge joins rare company, only five other players in history have gone 60 times in a single season. those are your headlines, guys. >> brian: it's very important to follow up fans, they were trailing by four in the ninth. he hits that shot, they load the bases, and a grand slam for stanton. they win the game. >> ainsley: when he played baseball or

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley about a number of subjects. tonight. secretary of state antony blinken says ukraine's armed forces made significant gains southern eastern ukraine. blinken and nato headquarters after a quick stop in kyiv fighting appears set to drag on for months. acknowledging what it calls a substantial victory for ukraine near the country's second largest country of which kyiv. north korea says it has the right to use preemptive nuclear strikes to protect itself. leader kim jong un made a new law official today. says the country's nuclear status is irreversible and prohibits talks on denuclearization. this is live look at georgia. one of the stories there tonight, archaeologists in georgia say they have found a 1.8 million-year-old tooth belonging to an early species of human. they say the discovery cements the region as the home of one of the earliest prehistoric human settlements in europe and possibly anywhere outside of africa. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ research sho

that should make your blood run cold. >> ainsley: here to react nikki haley. >> nikki: good morning. >> ainsley: what did he say you wish he had? >> nikki: he came out of the gate but stopped short of talking about the people helping russia. iran, north carolina, china. i thought he went soft on china. goes against what he said on "60 minutes." then he talked about food insecurity and billions of dollars going to that. you have food insecurity in america. idea that one-third of americans are dipping into their savings account. i don't understand his spending spree when we have inflation. i would say at the u.n. everybody has their hand out. doesn't mean you have to feed it. you have to take care of yourself first before you can take care of anyone else. >> steve: i am open for business, iran, syria, venezuela, we could put india in there, too. india is a big customer for oil. why don't we pressure that democracy unless you make it clear checks will stop. >> nikki: i am disappointed india hasn't been more supportive of ukraine. they don't trust russia will lose

she highlights ron desantis, governor of florida, nikki haley , who also worked in the trump administration, for 2024. a viewer off of twitter saying, in general, we need younger people in political leadership positions. mary lou culver says i'm very satisfied with president biden. if he chooses to run again, he will have my full support. if he does not choose to run, my first choice would be congressman jason crow. on twitter, it is @cspanwj. text us at (202) 748-8003. an matchup in 2024, rematch between president biden and former president trump, asking if you are interested in possibly seeing that happen again susan in pennsylvania, democrats line, you are next. caller: yes, i would vote for biden again. i do not even know why we are talking about trump with everything going on. i cannot believe that people are discussing that. host: do you think he is not a factor in 2024 then, as far as another run for the white house? caller: he should not even be available for the white house with everything that has happened, that he is being sued for. i do not even see how people could think of him

infamously ineffective, or the woke american corporations who have turned a blind eye. >> sandra: nikki haleyreports" rolls into hour two, i'm sandra smith in new york. great to be with you. >> john: great to be with you this h

oz, along with former south carolina governor nikki haley, who is cai joining dr. on the campaign trail. nikki, why don't we star nial with you all these extreme extreme positions and john fettermarman hasn has campaignee a whopping 20 minutes in total since the since the primary. e r that's it.y.this is the it now, voting begins in 10 days. votedo the people in the commonwealth of pennsylvania vote when the guy o hasn't answered one questions. on all of these radical positions? >> well, thanks, sean.on the know, first of all, i'll tell you , it's just total arrogance on the part. r ques fetterman he thinks he doesn't have to show up. e toif this guoesn't hav answer your question. d but this if this guy gets every elected, this should send a chill up every person's spine, not just inea tha pennsylvania, but acrossy law en the country. the idea that heent' wantss tote go and take away lawlvdefend enforcement's ability to defend themselves or defend communities. this is a guy who saidies sanctuary cities make us all safer, not less safer. w thisants is a guy who want

host: you said i hate to say this before you brought up nikki haley's name -- why?aller: i just think she may not be known well enough to make a major effort at it. she was a -- if she was a more publicized candidate, and i know she has had some more profile jobs, but i do not know if she could come out of -- with minimal support that she would have right now, i just do not know if she could survive the primaries and all of that type of thing. i really do think she would make a good candidate. host: robert there in mississippi, he brought up the january 6 committee. another hearing expected, one more this week, on wednesday, a continuation, looking at the matter of january 6. the co-chair, liz cheney, wyoming republican, lost the primary, but she was in austin, texas, this week at the texas tribune, an event hosted by them. she was asked about a lot of thing when it comes about politics, particularly about president trump, his influence on the republican party, and the possibility of him running again in 2024. [video clip] >> so i do not want to say the republicans

ambassador nikki haley joined u.s. senate candidate herschel walker for a campaign event. former player is challenging rafael warnock, it's considered a tossup according to the cook political report. hey! is everybody ready to get this party started? let's give it up for our attorney general chris carr. my name is rick, for those of you that don't know me, it is an honor to have you here today, what an amazing day, the rain has held off just for this event to make it happen. on behalf of the 150,000

nikki haley was on yesterday and said one area of improvement could have been let the president couldave called up countries propping up russia and the war against ukraine. amazingly, a lot of those countries are members of the human. iran, belarus, china, syria and venezuela. what do you think? >> you know, when it comes to the u.n. come i will speak to that first. when i was in the fbi one of the things i did for several years, i was engaged to the united nations every year when the general assembly happened. and the things that i got to see from behind the scenes was a tremendous amount of egos, loyalty that we don't truly understand or know about in the general public. the way that these decisions are made. is pretty fascinating. i would have to say from the u.n.'s diplomatic side, i don't think it is any surprise who worked with russia and who doesn't. i think what is a surprise for everyone is the way that this war has gone forward. that is one thing that biden has skipped over. the work could have actually been prevented had the allies step forward and you will not come further

if desantis or youngkin or nikki haley. he demands people listen on his show.e's an example of what really got me interested in talking to him. >> i know people who say, i have kids and i don't like it when they come home and say, they divided the class today into oppressors and oppressed. if i change my sex, i don't have to tell my parents. there's [ bleep ] like that going on. i know some people seem to not want to give up on the wonderful pandemic but you know what, it's over. the world recognizes natural immunity. rachel: he had me at natural immunity. brian: so someone clearly on the left, rachel, that has logic. i want to debate privatizing social security. i want debate how much we spend on defense. i don't want to debate fundamentals on integrating countries or not and how teaching third graders or first graders about sex and if you protest you don't like gay people or trans- people. no, you don't want third graders to know about that. to think that bill maher can sit there and say something on hbo and say something so fundamentally honest and get ridic

ambassador nikki haley, pete hegseth, jimmy failla, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: seepolice is a hit and run crash as she was riding a motorcycle on sunday. the suspect an illegal immigrant with prior d.u.i. arrests ordered to leave the country in 2013. we have the rest of that tragic story. good morning. >> good morning, bill. the deputy was just one week from her 25th birthday when she was killed. it happened on sunday when she was riding her motorcycle to work. the sheriff's department said she was struck by a van at an intersection. the suspect gonzalez is suspected of driving under the influence. law enforcement says an empty beer can and full beer cans were found inside the vehicle. the district attorney says gonzalez has a history of d.u.i. convictions since 2011 and after skipping probation in 2011 and two years later pleading to a d.u.i. and leaving the scene of an accident in another case he received a voluntary deportation order. he ignored it and also skipped out on a $5,000 bond. he is also accused of running away from the scene on sunday and not helping d

speak with up to syndicate haley, love to see -- >> nikki haley the chameleon. >> want to be carefule is some us that can be chameleons and decide not to embrace our ethnicity. >> of call it what it is. it's a political stunt. please don't use your hispanic last name to come on here and try to justify this as just offering transportation. >> we can't demonize. don't demonize women -- i have to tell you, i don't know if that's my ministry. when we talk about republican voting women who are supporting candidates who are openly racist, who are openly sexist, or openly misogynistic come i think that's an easy demographic to demonize. >> the holocaust is not about race. it's not about race. it's not about race. it's not about race. it's about man's inhumanity to man. that's what it is about. >> what a double standard -- sharon, let me set for the viewer for a moment exactly what happened with you at cbs and the talk. piers morgan came out on the separate showed us not with cbs -- saying he didn't believe meghan markle -- used to look for your friend saying something noncontroversial about

ambassador nikki haley response to democrats with growing attacks on the republican party ahead of thets hemi life at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre has responded to criticism of two marines like you think the president during his divisive speech last night. she was asked why the president sounded very much like politically charged speech as an official white house event, that means you pay. listen to her appearance because the president gave an important speech last night. an important speech at an inflection point. and you know, are democracy and values and our values our men and women protect us every day and fight for us every day believe in as well. the presence of the marines at the speech was intended to demonstrate the deep and abiding respect that the president has for the service members. to these ideals and the unique role are independent plays in defining our democracy no matter which party is in power. again, no matter which party is in power. and it is not abnormal. and is actually normal for the president were either

pat toomey and nikki haley and senator kennedy is coming here tomorrow. all the republicans are coming to health. we should have a senator capable of doing the job and fighting for them. fetterman should have to explain the far left radical positions before the absentee ballots are mailed. here is the problem. people on the coasts, liberals democrats are funding his campaign aggressively because they don't understand how far left radical and buying into his narrative. if you are worried about that, you should be. go to dr. oz.com and support me. i am fighting for change. these are issues he should not be able to trick people with. democracy is based on transparency and it is not just about the debate. he hasn't answered a question on the campaign trail. think about that. >> harris: he has to do a sit down. look, maybe he is taking a page out of president biden's book. we've seen this from the man in the white house as well. look, it can work if people look down the road and say staying in the basement worked for this guy. up to a point. when the former ca

. >> sandra: tim scott on the view hosts racist smear of nikki haley, a story very pers

ambassador nikki haley is in battleground nevada on wednesday and senator ted cruz in iowa, nevada asl as new hampshire this week. part of his blast across 17 states, stumping for two dozen republican candidates this fall so there is speculation because they are hitting the early primary states that maybe they will put their hat in the ring for the presidential. stuart: it's a little early isn't it? it's september 2022. there isn't an election until november 2024. presidential election. lauren: right. stuart: does it normally start this early. lauren: but they are all supporting republican candidates for november and let's say they do well, that makes them look better for the republican party. stuart: jump in early. lauren: people are talking about it. stuart: i want to get to that new poll that came out this morning from abc for heaven sake. it points out that the top issues for the mid-terms are the economy, education, inflation. come on in charlie hurt. we need you this morning. what does that tell you about the mid-terms if those issues are way out front of abortion in terms of vo

figure out what they want to do if he's running in 2024, whether they want to back him, mike pence, nikki haleyn, and powerful information. >> it's a key point. people who feel so disenfranchised, disillusioned, he said i am your voice. i will listen to you. in the lehigh valley, there are a lot of people who think the steel jobs are gone, is there anyone who listens to me as we go through this transition. reflecting on the meaning of having been president of the united states his first impulse was not to mention public service or what he thought he accomplished only that it appeared to be a vehicle for fame and many experiences were only worth having if somebody else envied them. >> i thought it was surprising on the one hand because there's nothing that or there are a few things that donald trump loved more than kind of boasting constantly about his accomplishments. the fact that while he's at his office, he has time to contemplate his bigger term thoughts about the presidency that it goes solely to himself, and i think, like, all the actions that we see, that is his ultimate motivation, that

we will have nikki haley, the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n.p at 8:30 this morning to talk about this. >> brian: yeah. one of the things she said yesterday, you have got to pressure india. you have to pressure china. you have to pressure our allies to pay what they are supposed to pay, provide the weapons they are supposed to provide. and also, we have to follow through to find out that our money and weaponry is actually getting to the front lines. if you want to lose support for the war effort. let it be known that we are wasting our money and those arms aren't getting in the right hands. why is germany, france, and all the others not paying their fair share in the president could have actually called them out here. but let's move on 11 minutes after the hour and talk about 2022. you know, we had those power rankings out that showed in some cases the democrats making some gains and possible gains in the house democrat opposed to republican. but in the senate, thinks he would be breaking more the republicans way in georgia. obviously in wiscons

glenn youngkin, nikki haley out on the campaign trail. what do you think?, you look at the democratic bench, you've got joe biden who i don't think is going to wind up being on the ticket. certainly won't be the next president after two years. and then you look, but the rest of the bench on the democratic side is so bad democrats face the same reason you know the whole reason they wound up with joe biden in the first place because all the other alternatives were so terrible. elizabeth: got it. >> on the republican side it is the exact opposite. an embarassment of riches, everybody wants everybody out on campaign trail. elizabeth: charlie hurt. always great to have you on. come back soon. chief justice roberts is now defending the supreme court as the vice president attacks its legitimacy. jason chaffetz, former dhs advisor chuck marino next on "the evening edit." >> all of our institutions are under pressure. the fact of the fact supreme caught is not designed to be political. it is designed to do law. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to t

that is well ahead of mike pence, ted cruz, nikki haley, and this has only started -- you know, we'll few weeks, if this number jumps even higher and he spreads himself out even more. but ron desantis has managed to follow the trump playbook. trump was a i believe to generate all of that press ahead of his 2016 run. basically, was able to cannibalize all of that press. and it seems that ron desantis is able to do something rather similar as we head into 2024. >> on the democratic side, there is an nbc news poll out showing president joe biden's approval rating up and it wasn't the only poll out this week that did, right? >> it wasn't the only poll. the thing i love to look at isn't just one poll, but multiple polls. you can see here multiple polls on your screen right now from the associated press, siena college, if you look at the july numbers and compare them to now, the smallest point for biden is three points. if you look at the ap poll, all in that 42 to 45 range. that's not great, but you would rather much be in the mid-40s than the low-to-mid-30s than joe biden really was two m

and they got to find a way to do it knowing that many of them, mike pompeo and nikki haley did it whileng with donald trump. so how can you work for a guy and then go against that guy? you have to be critical of him. >> steve: let's see what happens after the midterms. it's all about the midterms. in the meantime all about the news. we are a news channel. take a look at the headlines start with it. the no, man terrorizing the local mcdonald's back on the street thanks to cashless bail. the suspect spoke out after his release telling the "new york post," quote: i'm not unhinged. i'm not psychotic. everybody is talking about how i should be in jail. did i my 18 hours, bro. what else do you want? meanwhile, fox news digital finishing the month of august as the top news brand. according to come score. it was our 18th consecutive month leading in multi-platform minutes with 2.9 billion watched. and we're at our third straight month at the top of the charts for views with 1.5 billion. fox news also remained the most engaged brand on social media with 34.5 million total interactions. thanking

. >> john: nikki haley made the point yesterday that he should've called out china, iran, north koreaupporting food and, if he ever pulls the nuclear button, you will not too. >> that is a pretty good assessment. but, again, john pruden is not afraid of words. putin is afraid of actions. and, unfortunately, the biden administration canceled the one program that was authorized by former president, the 45th, that struck at the heart of pollutants sold called escalate and de-escalate nuclear doctrine. the biden administration canceled the see it launched a nuclear crew is a missile that to the, president trump authorized for our own forces. and, that way, the one deterrent that putin was really afraid of is now from this chessboard that putin is gambling with. >> gillian: one of the key things that they had biden administration has said they wanted to achieve during this war is, not just to turn in the world against putin. but to turn the tide of public opinion inside russia against him as well. we see all kinds of fake pulling out from the russian government. do you have any indications

you have republicans like nikki haley who very much could bring maga policies, you know, fiscal policieset cetera, but they don't come with the baggage and the harsh extreme rhetoric of donald trump. so i think we need to take a step back and recognize are we the republican party or are we the trump party because at the end of the day maga has sort of, you know, deviated from what it really means to be a republican and those two seem to be intersecting at this point. >> gavin, we appreciate your time this morning. gavin smith, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >>> so this morning a federal judge is considering publicly releasing a more detailed inventory of the items seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago. this after trump's lawyers argued in court that the dispute over classified documents is akin to having an overdue library book. cnn's kara scannell was inside the courtroom, is back from florida and joins us here live this morning. good morning, kara. >> good morning, john. yeah, yesterday's hearing the judge saying that she would unseal the detailed list of inventory, neither trump

ambassador nikki haley takes a look at the lessons that can be learned from women leaders in, "if you want something done." those are just some of the political books that are being published this fall. you can look forward to booktv covering all of these books in the near future on c-span2 and booktv.org. >>> the late historian, david mccullough, was a frequent guest on c-span with more than 70 appearances. he was also a frequent speaker at the national book festival. here's a look at some of those appearances. [applause] >> mr. mccullough is here for his sixth national book festival appearance, and we hope you will continue to make this a habit. >> ladies and gentlemen, david mccullough came into my office two days after the first national book festival to say how important it was to continue to do this kind of event nationally, and he offered to help in any way he could. >> and it was here in this library, the great library of congress, while i was employed in a government job as a young man that i first discovered the pull of history and first discovered my vocation, found out wha

record-setting floods rule out the canal through the water treatment plant through south carolina when nikki haleyas governor the national guard literally taking helicopters flying 3000-pound sandbags to fortify the intake so they would not lose the system and then we know about flint michigan but once again being asked to come in on the emergency basis the system failed because of extremely high flood levels so fema was engage in emergency action with water filters and other support those are just tips of the iceberg for what i want too focus on is the record-setting flooding look at the most water systems those were built based upon the 100 year flood there is no such thing that comes from the national flood insurance from the special risk areas and the terminology that we have used is confusing when we say we look at 100 year floods based upon a historical average looking back 100 years the "washington post" published we had 51000 year events in five weeks d and only do we have aging infrastructure of $750 billion worth many water treatment plants across the nation are at increasing risk of the

when nikki haley was governor.guard literally flying 3000-pound sand bags to rebuild and fortify so they could not lose the water system. we know about flint michigan. once again fema was asked to come in on the emergency basis because of extremely high lead levels and with that response it was engaged in emergency action water filters and other support for over eight months. is just the tip of the iceberg so the thing i want to focus on is the record setting flooding. if you look at most water systems those that depend upon surface water were built based upon the 100 year floods which is a misnomer. no such thing as a 100 year flood zone it comes from the rate maps of the special risk area. the terminology is confusing when we say we look at 100 year floods or a 1 percent risk on historical average looking back. as the "washington post" published we had 51000 year events in five weeks. not only do we have aging infrastructure $750 billion worth of repairs to be made that so this is increasing risk because they wer