now concerned ohio, the entire state of ohio. but i'm gonna say it, you're back, you're telling me actually about springfield, ohio and tell our viewers windshield's a lovely, quaint little town as you might expect in the world. midwest. it's about 45 miles or so away from columbus and to the north of dayton. uh about an hour away from cincinnati as well, a former manufacturing town and saw the eoc, the residence of the city, leave by about 20000 people over a 1015 year period. during the manufacturing decline in the midwest, and the number of patients that have migrated to, to the city of springfield have, have a re populated that down. and apparently it has been an economic boom for the city from what the city. the city's mayor is telling me, well, there is a good bring of the americans, you've actually talked with the neighbor, mayor rob brewer and governor de wine. and i assume you've actually been to springfield is everything that we're hearing in the media right now is that's what's happening on the ground. well, it depends

ohio. but i'm gonna say, is your backyard telling me actually about springfield, ohio and tell our viewers a springfield, a lovely, quaint little town as you might expect in the world. midwest. it's about 45 miles or so away from columbus and to the north of dayton. a about an hour away from cincinnati as well, a former manufacturing town and saw the residence of the city leave by about 20000 people over a 1015 year period. during the manufacturing decline of the midwest and the number of patients that have migrated to, to the city of springfield, of have a re populated that down. and apparently it has been an economic boom for the city from what the city. the city's mayor is telling me, well, there is a can bring up the americans. you've actually talked with neighbor mayor rob brewer and governor de wine. and i assume you've actually been to springfield is everything that we're hearing in the media right now is that's what's happening on the ground. well, it depends on what story that you

we are building being in ohio. over the next decade we are looking at $200 billion in construction projects that will create generational careers that provide prevailing wages with health care and retirement benefits as well as tuition free paid apprenticeship training for both present and future tradespeople. the bipartisan infrastructure investment and jobs act means thousands of tradespeople in southern ohio and northern kentucky will build the bridge. this bridge which besides being long overdue is a vital transportation corridor for our region and will be billed by a diverse generation of construction workers, including those of iron workers local 44. the chips and signs act includes 10,000 tradespeople will build intel a pacifist new semiconductor in columbus, ohio. this is creating sustaining jobs in the ohio region but also in the appellation communities where residents can see opportunities on the horizon again. there is excitement in the air in places like training and electrical center where a whole new

we are building big in ohio. over the next decade we are looking at over $200 billion in construction projects will create generational careers that provide wages with healthcare and retirement benefits as well as tuition free paid apprenticeship training for both present and future tradespeople. the bipartisan infrastructure investment and jobs act means thousands of tradespeople in southern ohio and northern kentucky will build the bridge. this bridge which besides being long-overdue is a vital transportation corridor for our region and will be built by a diverse generation of construction workers including trades woman of ironworker local 44. the chips and science act means nearly 10,000 construction tradespeople will build intel's new semi conductor in clubs, ohio. this project creates family sustaining construction jobs across the region. also in the appalachian communities were residents can see opportunity on the horizon again. there is excitement in the air in places like ibw 1105 training center where a

you're the senator from ohio. so instead of saying things that are wrong and actually causing the hospitals, the schools, the government buildings to be evacuated because of bomb threats, because of the cats and dogs thing. why not actually be constructive and helping to better integrate them into the community? because there are a lot of employers there who say that the haitian workers are helping fill jobs that they need desperately filled first of all, let me just respond to a couple of things that you said, but i want to start with something he said which i think is frankly disgusting and is more appropriate for democratic propagandist than it is for an american journalist. >> there is nothing that i have said that has led to threats against these hospitals, these hospitals the bomb threats and so forth it's disgusting. the violence is disgusting. we condemn it, we condemn all violence under this happened after you today. on the debate stage said dana, matt, and dog, you ask you asked a question, and i ahead a

ohio, these are officials from ohio, including the dayton police chief, who said that there's no evidencewhat you just claimed as being verifiable or true. cbs confirmed, we were able to confirm this video, and it was of the proud boys marching through springfield yesterday. we know hate groups have been amplifying the concerns about haitians for weeks. what exactly -- what constituency are you trying to appeal to here by putting this at the center of the conversation? >> margaret, first of all, whatever a local mayor said about this case, i'm hearing from dozens of constituents who are concerned about these issues. they are allowed to be concerned about these issues. and i think it's shameful how the american media ignores them. you mentioned the proud boys march. i imagine that's the clip i saw yesterday of about a dozen people marching down the street. of course, i don't align myself with the views of the proud boys, margaret. but we have to remember that this is a real problem. the media is using things like a dozen marchers to ignore and distract from the fact that, thanks to kamala

vance of ohio.elcome back to "face the nation." >> thanks, margaret, good morning. >> senator, we heard from donald trump this week that he wants to end all taxes on overtime pay for workers. how would this exemption work? would this mean someone working a 40-hour workweek would not pay payroll taxes and not pay income taxes? >> well that is exactly how he envisions it. we're talking about hourly workers and of course when you work overtime in this country, you get time and a half and if you're one of the select hard workers that is busting your rear end to try to make good in kamala harris's economy, then you should get a tax cut and i i think it any fits with his tax ag agenda and we want to penalize companies that are shipping jobs overseas through tariffs and kamala harris's tax policies are the inversion and she wants to reward companies for shipping jobs overseas so it is the stark contract. >> you said penalize companies who ship jobs overseas so. your tariffs would only apply to those compan

in ohio. i can't wait. thank you. >>> there is important new polling showing kamala harris expanded her possibilities of winning the electoral college and this polling was done before the presidential debate in which kamala harris crushed donald trump like no one has ever been crushed in a presidential debate before. so the polling could become even better for kamala harris once the effects of the debate register in the next wave of polls. karl rove saw this coming. 14 years ago. karl rove saw this coming long before any other republican. karl rove was the first washington republican to fear kamala harris and in an op-ed piece for the wall street journal under the headline, a catastrophic debate for trump, karl rove writes tuesday's debate between kamala harris and donald trump was a train wreck for him far worse than anything team trump could have imagined. president george w. bush privately used nicknames for people around him. he called vice president dick cheney, big time. george w. bush c

vance, who represents ohio. vance says he does not have any scheduled or plans visits to springfield. trump says he could go there

in ohio. there's jobs in ohio. and so it's understandable um, but with change there can be a little bit of confusion in his guidance. and i think that's what's happened here . um, in ohio, specifically, i think that misinformation has really caused a lot of harm to our community in our ation in their groups that are here in the state of ohio. and i think that if you really look at the facts, you can see how much for contribution they've had to our communities, how resilient the community is. and most importantly, that they're here working legally. and i mean, there's just a lot of that can be said positively of opportunity of it's just really, really sad, isn't it? so i mean, 18 pets. how, how does this kind of idea even catch traction? how much is social media to do with this? yeah, well we started conversation starting off on social media. i think that the algorithms that we currently have do kind of like benefit to sort of hate that we kind of been seeing. and we saw this conversation start

some might think well, the ohio voters settled it. >> ohio voters -- some people said we should waitt because women got those rights one year earlier in ohio but it is still going to be front and center when you've got a guy that wants to take away those rights that the voters in ohio, that thinks he knows better and does not respect women, does not respect the will of voters, then i think it is pretty clear that will be a voting issue next year and i think it will be a voting issue until we passed something comparable to roe v. wade in the u.s. congress. >> senator sherrod brown, thank you very much for joining us again tonight. >>> up next, florida is now in play for the democrats in the senate campaign. the campaign there is no actually a tie within the margin of error of the polling. democratic senate candidate debbie mucarsel-powell will join us next. ucarsel-powell wi join us next. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy

came to ohio. yeah. so they were part of this really massive migration in from places like eastern kentucky, east tennessee, west virginia to the industrial midwest. right. and i think when they moved, they also brought a lot of their their cultural attributes with them. and so, again, even though my family lived in southwestern ohio, you know, we traveled back to eastern kentucky a lot because i spent so much time with my grandparents. i spent a lot of my formative years in eastern kentucky and always felt that that was sort of our real homeland. and it's interesting that that's a pretty common attitude. you know, folks, there are country music songs about this. there are a lot of stories really similar to mine, where people who grew up in the industrial midwest, who grew up in michigan or indiana or ohio, felt like their real home was back in west virginia because they spent so much of their lives back in those places. and that's where their family was really from. okay, so you're growing up and you ha

the governor of ohio the mayor of that town in ohio, has said this is all made up. these are all lies. there's no truth to it. and the united states senator from ohio just came on your show and blamed his own constituents for his own lives so pathetic. but the thing is, it is dangerous. there is a causal connection between the bs that j.d vance and donald trump spews and the safety and security of the american people when they go out and they lie about this stuff, they put their fellow americans at risk j.d. vance should be ashamed of himself he knows better. i mean, this guy, whether he's on your show or his in some sports bar where i mean, by the way, a total picked me in that sports bar the other day. he just doesn't understand the power of his words, the power of his lies and those lies are putting the people at risk. this is dangerous stuff. i know it started because they wanted to just distract the american people from their failed policies and they're chaos. but this has now taken on a life of its own because of what they incited and people's lives are at ris

the people of ohio know ohio has an abundance of riches. we are on the great lakes and we are the second largest theater district only second to broadway. we have amazing talented people who come from the state of ohio to steve harvey to drew carey to halle berry and even springfield's own john lynch it -- legend. i feel they have a little buyers remorse as it relates to jd vance and he is not representative of ohio. he is a poor example of what leadership is in the entire nation. his goal to become vice president should give everyone pause from disrespecting single women who own cats to disrespecting the haitian community to making up and creating stories by his own admission about the things that they are doing is demonstrative of the lack of boundaries and standards that these two candidates have. it is an embarrassment to me as somebody from ohio that this is who the republicans wanted to nominate. >> you are not the only one. you have a very important base. thank you so much for joining me , congresswoman. >>> coming up, when she is no

this is an ohio issue.le have the ability to ensure our streets are saved. >> reporter: i should know yes, it's an ohio issue this was also a concert in denver. you have the migrant search there and the hospital system they're needing more resources. you're seam is with border towns down south near texas and eagle passed many areas. the city in springfield highlights the growing problem and you have this boost in immigrants. back to you spewing christina thank you very much with that we bring an ohio republican governor mike dewine. governor i'm listening to these individuals and we have to put up a no vacancy sign was set, we kept absorbing and more people. thank the underlying thought there is it's not that people want -- what -- don't want to help people its that all you're services are overwhelmed out of this happen to springfield, ohio. what's her explanation? >> martha you're absolutely right. people are used to expectance immigrants coming in but you gave the numbers the community 58,000 blast census

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vance of ohio. welcome back to "face the nation." >> thanks, margaret. good morning. >> senator, we heard from donald trump this week that he wants to end all taxes on overtime pay for workers. how would this exemption work? would this mean someone working a 40-hour workweek would then not pay payroll taxes and not pay income taxes? >> well, that's exactly how he envisions it, of course. we're talking about hourly workers, and of course when you work overtime in this country beyond 40 hours, you get time and a half. the president is saying if you're one of those select hard workers that's busting your rear end to try to make good in kamala harris' economy, then you should get a tax cut. and i think it fits fully with his entire tax agenda, we want american workers to get tax cuts under president trump's policy and penalize companies that are shipping jobs overseas through tariffs. and kamala harris' tax policies are the inversion of that, she wants to reward companies for shipping jobs overseas. so it is a stark contrast between the agenda of donald trum

in ohio, they violated the ohio constitution seven times to lead to maps that right now, in ohio, still violate the constitution. we have 99 statehouse members and 50 members of congress who are sitting in current districts that are illegal. that is how screwed up our lack of democracy is in ohio. the closer you get to victory, if your for democracy, the harder they will fight back. in the end, the secret is they know that without all this rigging and without all this cheating, the core policies they push for are deeply unpopular and they would lose. they know that so clearly that they are willing to break laws, manipulate language and abuse power. so much of this, like this ballot board language. utah, also, the legislatures in utah, a court stop them. they put forward ballot language that was completely misleading. it gave the opposite view of what they were doing. they are abusing power in evie -- any lover of government and it is incumbent on voters to see.. keep watching closely because these guys are trying to manipulate their way to wins when they know they would otherwise loose.

governor of ohio both refuting the claims. tonight, vice president kamala harris in pennsylvania and what she said when asked about how she's different from joe biden. abc's senior national correspondent terry moran leads us off. >> reporter: in springfield, ohio, today school children were evacuated from their classrooms again. the fbi and local law enforcement investigating bomb threats against elementary schools, the town hall, and even city officials who say enough is enough. but former president donald trump, campaigning on the west coast, doubled down today, claiming again that haitian immigrants have ruined the small midwestern city, saying if he's re-elected, he'll start his mass deportation plan there. >> they've destroyed -- so people continue like to talk about it, because -- even the town doesn't like to talk about it because it sounds so bad for the town. >> reporter: trump thrusting springfield into the national spotlight at tuesday's debate, making this false claim that haitian immigrants are eating pets. >> in

he's the senator from ohio. he grew up less than about an hour or so from there here's what i just to find extraordinary, not trying to use his federal office to try and help constituents, but try and shine this light of mistruths on there. i mean, i think that governor dewine, a republican and the mayor a republican are asking outside officials just stop making up these claims that are really just inciting not just residents, but it's become a magnet for all types of misbehaviors and all types of people are looking for trouble and problems. but i think the most extraordinary thing is this is where j.d. vance it's from here, instead of trying to help he said he's creating these stories, but all the while, this is also a strategy to keep the conversation on immigration and trying to scare voters here. so it's not as much of an accident and not a conversation about immigration right? that that is what disinformation does. and this is a classic example. this is dangerous, it is racist, and it's false there's no fac

isn't really in ohio. it is a symbol of the maga world view. >> you've talked a lot about how we need to deport illegal aliens, but i wanted to ask you the majority of the haitians in springfield came under tps, so they are here legally. my question for you is if you become a vice president i under the trump administration, what will you guys do about the migrants that are already there, since they did arrive legally? >> if kamala harris waves the wand illegally and says these people are now here legally, i'm still going to call them an illegal alien. >> long island is an incredibly different community than the actual town in springfield, ohio, but the symbolism trump and vance using, well that works here, too. long island is also experiencing demographic change. there are lots of immigrants including haitian immigrants and more recently a large influx of migrants from central and south america. and, again, the reality here is that long island much likesprifield, ohio, is a product of generation after gene

people in ohio are pretty normal people.more conservative depending on the election but they are pretty normal people and there's nothing wrong with that. immigration is complicated. there's no one is going to say like this is easy and i thought what trump did last night put him in a lane obviously in so many ways but on the extremism, eating dogs and cats and all that craziness so the question is, if this is so complicated, if we need immigrants, if they work really hard like a lot of the ceos in spring field have said like i would hire 30 more haitians because they work so hard but we can't have too many, there needs to be a process. you can't just come in and skip the line. that's a complicated conversation. who was the leader running right now that can actually bring us together right now and say let's have this complicated conversation. let's admit it is complicated and i think that is for kamala over the next month or two is going to create a lot of space between trump. >>, that is not what he is doing. his fear monger

trump says hi plans to visit the ohio town. and as much as this story should have ended last monday when trump's team was told their claims were lies, well. it seems trump's story of springfield is only just beginning. joins me now is denise williams, president of the springfield ohio chapter of the naacp. thank you for being here, we are so eager to hear about how you are grappling with all of this. let's start there. what is life like in springfield right now? >> thank you for having me. it's a mess here, i don't know if i can clearly express the issues we have in here. as you said it earlier in your segment, three grocery stores had to close. because of bomb threats. every day, we are waking up to not one bomb threat. two, three. the schools have been threatened with bomb threats. my grandchildren are not safe. it has been a complete and total nightmare here. >> what does it mean that donald trump wants to come to springfield? what does that mean for life in springfield as far as you see it? >> as far as i see it, i'll tell

. >> bien, ohio, ohio esta en el centro de la polemica desde el debate presidencial. >> la poblacioncriticas contra los inmigrantes, ellos defienden lo que ha a su comunidad y al pais. >> javier vega tiene sus historias. >> dentro del debate sobre inmigracion, en buena parte por las declaraciones del senador por este estado, j.d. >> vance, el tambien candidato republicano a la vicepresidencia se ha convertido en una de las principales voces anti-inmigrantes, viniendo de un estado donde la comunidad migrante crece como nunca. >> nada de lo que habla es asi, porque todos venimos aqui con un sueno y con un proposito. >> la comunidad hispana es una comunidad de un apoyo grandisimo a nivel laboral y economico para el pais. >> rafael maneja uno de los mas de 2.000 mil negocios propiedad de hispanos en ohio es como por decir un pequeno golpe bajo de escuchar ese tipo de comentarios, me gustaria g gustaria decirle, senor senador, lo invito a que nos conozca y tambien nos de la oportunidad. >> en ohio viven mas de medio millon de hispanos, el doble respecto al ano 2000 y el triple respecto a

this is an all-american community in ohio.burden from this influx of immigration from a biden administration program, as he explained. the mayor has tried to help. there are troopers. it's unfortunate the schoolchildren and townspeople and their parents have to put up with this, the threats. >> this is a dark chapter of this political campaign. it's not a surprise. i think we fully expected the trump campaign to use dark imagery of immigration as a campaign tactic. the modern day willy horton attack. i believe it's deliberate what they have done and is continuing to do in continuing to talk about springfield. they could be talking about the immigration policy debate the nation wants to have about legal and illegal immigration and naturalization and all the other policy questions about it. instead, what they immediately reach for is to suggest that in this case legal immigrants should be conflated with crime, false stories of crime. as we hear from the governor to the mayor and everyone else in between, there was a change in im

vance, who represents ohio.his point he does not have any scheduled plans to visit springfield. trump says he could go there soon, david. >> david: rachel scott tonight. rachel, thanks. >>> next tonight, the damaging storm and heavy rain moving up the east coast. virginia beach, washington, d.c., heading to philadelphia and new york after already hitting the carolinas, of course. meteorologist lee goldberg of our new york station wabc is tracking this for us tonight. hi, lee. >> hey, david. taking in the tenth straight dry day here in new york city, that's the longest dry stretch since may 2003, but that's about to end. it's coming from the storm in the mid-atlantic. we still have very heavy rainfall over northern north carolina. you can see new flash flood warnings north of raleigh and greensboro. flash flood watches in virginia. there's also coastal flood advisories, delmarva to southern new jersey, that's because of this storm and the new harvest moon. heavy rain by d.c. in the morning hours, then that rain,

it's part of the way ohio works. doing this is a way to make ohio not work.s the politics of us and then, where if you are on the hard right, if you are fascist, if you don't want to govern or have freedom, you pit your citizens one against the other as j.d. vance is doing now, get them to destroy one another. the only kind of government that's left is to stir on one side against the other. it's pretty clear that's how j.d. vance understands government. the newer thing here is the politics of total line. it's not that you are supposed to believe about the dogs and cats, you're supposed to not believe in anything. you're supposed to believe that everybody is lying all the time and in that vacuum or in that total cynicism, then politicians like trump and vance can impose themselves because they're the best liars or they control the spectacle. this is what they do in russia. >> what does it say about the success or failure of an effort toward authoritarianism, that this tactic is trotted out and defended and amplified by trump and vance 49 days out from the elec

the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. davidson: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. tiffany, the author of this very important bill. the chair: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. tiffany: thank you to the gentleman from ohio on his leadership. mr. speaker, who do you want in charge of a pandemic policy in the united states? do you want the corrupt global that set the world health organization in charge of it, or the united states of america be at the wheel of our pandemic policy? the answer is simple. the world health organization has proven time and time again that they cannot be trusted to carry out an effective pandemic response. in 2019 they ignored taiwan's early warning about the covid-19 outbreak. then they parroted the lies of the chinese communist party that this was no human-to-human transmission. now the biden-harris administration is seeking to reward them with our pandemic management. the pandemic treaty draft includes no accountability or improved transparency measures for

people in ohio understand people in california look down on people of ohio. are better than we are. they think they know how we should run our lives. gas vehicles and not have gas slofs. they call us the rest belt which is the result that the insult. top of the ticket san francisco liberal. you may look at sherrod brown he is gavin newsom without the charm and bad hair cut. >> todd: i'm glad you said that so i don't have to go to h.r. today. the california rich person is going to have outsized impact in your race because they're able to funnel so much money into your race in a state where they really shouldn't have any impact whatsoever but they do because they got the bucks. >> absolutely. sherrod brown would not be able to run a campaign if it were not for money is he getting from california, new york and boston. he gets probably 80% of his money from there. it is an impact from the money perspective. but the reality is while sherrod brown is going to every corner of california to raise money. i'm going to every corner of ohio to actually talk to voters. se

the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. jordan: so let me get this straight, mr. speaker. some crazy guy on the left tries to assassinate president trump and it's republicans' fault? that's what we just heard. next thing they're going to say is, oh, some crazy guy on the left tries to assassinate president trump and it's president trump's fault. oh, wait a minute, they said that too. this is ridiculous. we have a bipartisan bill that representative lawler went to democrats, worked with them on something that everyone knows needs to happen, and what does the ranking member do? says it's republicans' fault. and what did democrat does? what did the left do? they say it's president trump's fault. you cannot make this stuff up. after all that president trump's been through, they go to that, after they spied on his campaign, after muller, after impeachment, after they raided his home, after they tried the crazy 14th amendment idea, best way to beat him's not let him play the game, not let him go on the ballot. thapg goodness for

by the way, i also know ohio, and you know ohio is an open carry state in terms of guns. their pets. there is no way that ohio, where you have guns and people are going to be allowing these people to walk away with their cats and dogs. somebody is going to be taking out a gun and saying you're not taking my dog, which is why it's not happening, it's not true. i'm glad that we are continuing to fact check because it's a lie. >> on top of it, you have the impact of the lies with the threat we mentioned, the bomb threat, that forced the evacuation of city hall, to schools, the state's dmv. the mayor saying these threats were a hateful response to immigration in our town and that the community is hurting. and just this morning we're learning that j.d. vance is tweeting about this. let me read you what he just tweeted. don't let biased media shame you into not discussing this slow-moving humanitarian crisis in a small ohio town. we should talk about it every single day. kamala harris did this and she'll keep doing it unless we stop her. >> and what's happening in springfield a

people in ohio are normal people. they may vote more conservative depending on the election -- >> that's normal. >> they are pretty normal people and there's nothing wrong with that. the idea is immigration is complicated. there is no one who will say this is easy and i thought what trump did last night put him in a lane in so many ways, but on the extremism, eating dogs and cats and all that craziness. if this is so complicated, if we need immigrants, if they work really hard like a lot of the ceos have said. i would hire 30 more haitians because they work so hard. but we can't have too many. there needs to be a process, you can't just come in and skip the line. that is a complicated conversation. who is the leader running right now that can bring us together and say let's have this complicated conversation? let's add meat -- let's admit it is complicated. that is where kamala will create space between trump. >> that's not what he is doing. his fearmongering has gone so far that he has upset in ohio family that faced

en springfield, ohio.in evidencias lo seÑalÓ por robar y comerse a mascotas. allÍ javier vega fue hasta springfield y nos tiene mÁs detalles. >> rezan por la protecciÓn divina en medio del temor en su comunidad. un dÍa para ir a la iglesia, pero como nunca bajo protecciÓn policial, con vigilantes tambiÉn y en alerta inmigrantes haitianos en springfield, ohio, se reunieron este domingo for all of us, aunque aceptan que todos estÁn asustados en springfield. >> they're eating the dogs the people that came in. >> pues, segÚn dicen las declaraciones del expresidente trump en el debate, han ampliado la atenciÓn y el odio en su ciudad. incluso relata miriam, entre los mÁs jÓvenes, como en la escuela a donde acude su hijo y i was called me to the old school imagine fifteen big boy is my town and then i was at work. >> i tell him what he said. you know all the kids called the parent came to pick them up because they scared. >> pues cierra una semana de amenazas a edificios de gobierno, hospitales y escuelas en spri

, i completely ludicrous story that did cause bomb threats in springfield, ohio. , ,., ., ohio.bout this _ ohio. there is something more sinister about this line - ohio. there is something more sinister about this line on i sinister about this line on migrants, which again we picked up migrants, which again we picked up this morning. we've seen it in history. it's that sense of the other, the outsider. and again and again he returns to that theme.— again and again he returns to that theme. how dangerous is that? i that theme. how dangerous is that? l think _ that theme. how dangerous is that? l think it's _ that theme. how dangerous is that? i think it's enormously l that? i think it's enormously dangerous. not only for immigrants to this country for that let's be clear, the united states apart from native americans is a country of immigrants. when you start demonising people, when you start saying that immigrants or any group of people are subhuman you are playing with fire. you are doing what dictators certainly in the tragedy of the 1930s did in europe. and you are in a sense

last night's debate was a baseless claim by former president trump about immigrants in springfield, ohio. yamiche alcindor traveled there for us tonight. >> thank you. >> reporter: tonight, growing fallout over one of the most talked about moments of the debate. >> in springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats. >> reporter: former president trump spreading unfounded claims that members of the growing haitian population in springfield, ohio, are abusing pets. city officials say there's no evidence of that. mr. trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance, first spread the baseless accusations on social media earlier this week. when i questioned him about it in the debate spin room, he doubled down. >> senator vance, what do you say to haitian americans and haitian immigrants who say spreading false claims about them put their lives at risk? >> well, i don't think that -- no one has spread false claims. what they've said is that a small migrant community caused a lot of problems. >> the springfield city manager said there's no evidence that immigrant

it's not true in springfield, ohio, the claims he makes about that community.t's not true that president biden and vice president harris somehow are responsible for this latest attempt. listen, democrats, my colleagues, president biden, vice president harris have consistently and uniformly rejected political violence. period. and you know what's also not true is president trump's claims that venezuelan gangs have taken over my home town of aurora, colorado, which he raised twice in the debate last week. it's not true, it's patently false. this disinformation, misinformation certainly does not help us lower the temperature in the room and have a fact-based discussion about what is and isn't happening in this country, and i will condemn all violence from any sector, from any background, i will continue to do so. and our country, what we need to do, and we are perfectly capable of doing this, joy, and that is distinguishing between political rhetoric and having tough debates during tough campaign seasons which i will continue to do. i am not going to waver from th

they need to give ohio some help.bsolutely no plan at all when these people came in. and, yes, i certainly blame the administration. >> bret: yeah, martha on your show and, you know, again, the cats and dogs. but there are 20,000 roughly haitian migrants in a city of 60,000. >> martha: their population has increased by a third. no one has said to vice president harris excuse me, we're from springfield, what do you want us to do with extra 15,000 people. they were at town hall last night and they were pleading with the council members to please do something because they have got overrun hospitals, schools, everyone is feeling -- of course they have a lot of people driving who don't know how to drive under u.s. rules and it's a dangerous situation. i think that kind of narrative aurora and springfield sometimes towards the end of an election, a narrative emerges that resonates with people. i think in many ways we don't have that on either side. and i think that may be something to contend with. >> bret: we saw some of t

una niÑa de ocho aÑos manejÓ la camioneta de su madre a una tienda target en ohio.ablamos con el hombre que grabÓ esta peligrosa aventura. las autoridades dominicanas buscan por aire, mar y tierra a una peligrosa banda de narcotrÁfico. >> "noticias univisiÓn" con jorge ramos e ilia calderon. jorge: la reserva federal redujo el interÉs primario en medio punto porcentual. y anunciaron mÁs recortes. es una disminuciÓn dramÁtica luego de dos aÑos para combatir la inflaciÓn. maity: la estrategia estÁ dando un resultado deseado, la inflaciÓn estÁ bajando, aunque hay presos que siguen elevados. —— aunque hay precios que siguen elevados. >> uno sueÑa con una casa y un futuro mejor para su familia. en este momento estÁ muy difÍcil. reportera: los sueÑos que parecÍan imposibles por la inflaciÓn en los Últimos aÑos comienzan a recobrar vida con la reducciÓn del interÉs primario de la reserva federal. >> los precios estÁn por la nube. el interÉs estÁ muy alto. es imposible. reportera: el recorte para brindar un esperado alivio en los altos costos en prÉstamos. >> que consumidor

and you sit in the front of a tv in ohio and see ad after ad.s more money spent against me in this campaign than i believe ever in history. that's why i asked people to come to sherrodbrown.com and help. it's a fight. it's a fight every day and a closer race. >> i mean, and bernie moreno has the kind of money to spend. he comes from a very politically connected family in columbia, full of a lot of people involved in politics and he is essentially made of money. and his family is one of the most rich families in columbia. he built a fortune as a luxury car dealer. if elected he would be among the top eight wealth y senators. an estimated net worth of $25.5 million and $105.7 million. between him and jd vance, essentially, it would be peter thiel plus peter thiel. what is your appeal, you know, to try to keep him out of the senate based opthe fact this is a rich guy endorsed by a supposedly billionaire president with gold toilets? >> i make this race, i don't see politics so much as left and right as whose side are you on. as you know in the times

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what is so important to me as an ohio women, we have a rich history in ohio. like lou stokes who represent our political state very well. carl stokes, my predecessor, marshall fund. the first african american woman from ohio to be elected to congress. we talk about -- we could talk about steve hari, dave chapelle, springfield's own, john legend. kim whitley. here we are talking about donald j. trump and j.d. vance and their continued efforts to try to disparage, disrespect, dehumanize, demonize black people. this man has been made to two immigrants and we do not hear them talk about immigrants like that. to me it is very clear where his disdain is pointed. it is directly at black and brown people, the same man who called mexicans thugs. we are clear about who donald trump is and what a person shows you who they are, we should believe them. >> clearly playing on the old racist theory that black people are cannibals and each other. i should mention we just learned the meaning of haitians in springfield schedule for tonight as a parent. it is over safety concerns

>> well, he's going to do well in ohio, you know, he's going to win ohio by a big margin. that's what we're looking at, of course, in ohio. >> martha: well, he needs to do more than that. did he miss an opportunity in that debate? >> look. i think he's always better off talking about the issues that really impact americans. i think the economy is always the most important thing. inflation. these are the things that i think are bread and butter that, you know, he should be talking about. >> martha: and i, of course, you remember what he did talk about. you have said that you don't oppose the program that allowed some 15,000 haitians to migrate there in ohio in springfield, ohio, but former president trump and jd vance who you support, have doubled down on baseless claims that former president trump made at the debate. let's listen to that again. >> in springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. they're eating the cats. they're eating -- they're eating the pets of the people that live there, and this is what's happening in our country, and it's a shame. >>

we're very involved in ohio, there's no way i'm losing ohio. sherrod is an amazing senator, a friend of mine with the state. we've-- ohio and michigan share a lot in common. we have different views on college football, but for the rest of the states, those two states are in common. sherrod is a gentleman who has been able to win in a tough state, and only democratic office holding and he does that because he's authentic and cares about folks, particularly his strong union position is something that union members in ohio know, and support, and we'll be out in force. he has resources and we need to continue investing in ohio and we're not done, it will take more money. but you have outside groups dumping tens of millions of dollars against sherrod, trying to prop up another highly flawed candidate, i think bob alluded to it. and he said that women over 50 don't care about reproductive freedom, and that's offensive, offensive comments, no matter how much money you spend, that's going to cut through, but he will have the resources he needs. >> okay

about abuse and pets it seems to have started because of an unrelated case in a different part of ohio involving a u.s. citizen who was arrested over a gruesome incident involving a cat, but that had nothing to do with springfield, ohio, and nothing to do with haitians as well. >> wow. and, you know, they gleefully continue to spread the lies in public forums. yamiche alcindor, thanks for that reporting. it's really important to have this perspective and the real truth of what this, you know, spreading rot does to a group of people who are just trying to make it in america. thanks for your time tonight. >>> that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. " with lemire is coming up next and lindsey davis sat there and only corrected me on things where i was right but didn't correct kamala on project 25 that i knew nothing about, on the bloodbath hoax that has been totally debunked, which had to do with the automobile industry that is going to be dying. it's dying under thi they're all going be shipped out to china. >> donald trump criticizing t