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caller: they are to the left of pete buttigieg. they are the same can of corporate democrats that biden is. look where buttigieg is now. host: are corporate's happy with the president? guest: if you look at a poll that dug into who is supporting the president, in that matchup, he would win most democratic voters. there is more mobility there. even among democratic primary voters, 45% would like to see somebody else besides joe biden beatty nominee -- be the nominee. nobody else is stepping up. when his campaign launched, he was able to lock down the support of anyone such as gavin newsom or jb pritzker, sitting governors who could have challenged him. democrats would have seen them as someone who could beat him. host: in the same poll, do they ask if the president is the candidate, do you still vote for him? guest: yes. if you're looking at the numbers between rk and marianne williamson, he does have the majority of voters. you look at that and go back to a general election strategy, we were discussing how he would fare against don

pete buttigieg joins us now. sir, thank you so much for being with us.y after today, but if they want to see the retroactive payments, they do need to file by the end of today. this is an verse of a huge achievement, but i've heard from gold star family members just finding out that they may be eligible. how current are you about people slipping through the cracks? >> i want to emphasize, this is not a deadline to get benefits, but for those to be retroactive. they're not even requiring you to complete the process, just that you start it in order to qualify for the retroactive benefits back to last august. this was an extraordinary moment. i was there when the president signed that bill almost a year ago. i got to tell you, it was by par the most emotional event for me. there are so many people who served not just post-9/11, but vietnam war and other conflicts, many of whom knew the dangers that facing, but not the air that we were breathing. already hundreds of thousands of veterans have filed for claims and hundreds of thousands have gotten benefit. th

- i think that'll be easy because pete buttigieg and i are fundamentally different people. we're different human beings. i think what they will see much more naturally is exactly what the republican base wanted in 2016, which was an outsider, untainted by government, independent of the donor class. and that's me. i think the rest of that debate stage will be populated by, let's call it what it is, super pac puppets, people whose campaigns are principally funded by super pacs that are running their ads on television. i'm not bought by the donor class. i have put over $15 million of my own money into this campaign, hard earned money on the back of my own success. and i am untainted by the constraints that come with being a career government, you know, really professional politician. the real choice that i think the gop faces in this primary is do we want reform, incremental reform, or do we want revolution? i stand on the side of revolution. i think the gop base stands on the side of the american revolution with me. and that's a big part of why it's going to take an outsider

was pete buttigieg out when you met him? chasten: yes. host: was he comfortable being in a relationship at that point? chasten: that is his story to tell. we buddies coming out story is there is -- everybody's coming out story is there is to tell. -- theirs to tell. we had an incredible romance from the beginning. a fairytale. first date went from a drink, to dinner, two tickets for the ballgame. there were fireworks at the ballgame that night. i think we were both at that time in our lives, at least i felt, very much ready to focus on what it felt like to be truly loved and seen by somebody else. and i had very different experiences being out. i talk about in my first book the experience with rejection, with things like sexual assault and very bad relationships. and i was ready to move on from them and it also prevented me from truly allowing myself to be loved i somebody else. and i don't think i ever really understood what love meant until i met pete. to really feel like somebody was there for all of your faults and for all of your cha

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and to hold airlines accountable. >> up next, it is painfully clear retail theft and sometimes bob's of crooks. overwhelming stores is a huge problem with one local supervisor wants to do to help address it. plus, he represents a huge swath of northern california, including parts of the bay. and now his new leadership role in sacramento. we're going from senator mike mcguire learn how his promotion affects and we'll head live to florida, which is bracing for a direct hit from hurricane dolly. >> shake up canada this week. state senators will soon have a new leader after democrats unanimously voted for mike mcguire of healdsburg to transition into a powerful role. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains how this change will affect us. all. senator mike mcguire walking out of the state capitol late monday just after his democratic colleagues voted him in to soon take over the role. >> of senate president pro tempore. i feel incredibly ho

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transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> there is still a lot of work to do and a long way to go, been up against the summer, it has performed quite well. >> reporter: most americans will be driving to their labor day destination. >> we usually never travel on the holidays. because of the crowd and the gas prices. but we have a friend and we just wanted to get out of the heat. >> reporter: gas prices are averaging nearly $3.83 a gallon. no matter how expensive gas prices are come on people decide to go on vacation, they just budget and the price of gas. they're going to take that trip. >> reporter: aaa expects the busiest times on the road to be friday afternoon, and then all day on monday. they recommend either driving and evening or shifting your days to less busy days during the weekend, and then the airlines come expects the airports to be busiest tomorrow, norah. >> norah: thank you, kris van cleave. in tonight's "eye on america," new data shows there has been no progress in reviving students alarmingly low math scores. even after returning to in person learning following the

stuart: where is pete buttigieg? lauren: asking that a lot. stuart: thanks, lauren. at least 55 people dead after wild fires spread across the island of maui and latest on the service connected and have rescue mission. donald trump has strong words for biden. and trump said biden has iq of first grader. will this kind of rhetoric or words resinate with voters or push them away? we're on it. house oversight chair james comer wants to subpoena biden family members. former house speaker newt gingrich said republicans need to go slow with impeachment inquiry. he joins me next. ♪ i have lots of monthly subscriptions. streaming, music, news sites. then i went to experian. now i can see them in one place. and the ones i forgot about? experian can cancel them for me. see all you can do at experian.com/save now. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. this is american

i mean, pete buttigieg, herman kane, ben carson, all these people, their campaigns are fueled by strongtowards wednesday to get an opportunity to show voters they're worth voting for. >> let me ask you as the attorney at the table about the legal cases and their strength. we just noted in the intro, trump's numbers went up after the fourth indictment, his polling numbers. it is rare to have republicans certainly sitting republicans calling him out right now. chris sununu does it in a new op ed in "the new york times." bill cassidy, republican senator bill cassidy talked about the legal peril he faces. let's talk about that. >> i'm not an attorney. there are 91 charges. it seems almost a slam dunk is the one related to mishandling of classified documents. we may have a candidate for president who has been convicted of a crime. i think joe biden needs to be replaced but i don't think americans will vote for someone who's been convicted. so i'm just very sorry about how all of this is playing out. >> do you think donald trump should drop out of the race? >> i think so. but obviously that's

that media strategy of going everywhere, sort of what we saw with pete buttigieg on the democratic side>> that's what i was going to ask. >> we'll see if it's on at the same time. we'll have to see. >> very briefly, all the rest of the pack, the number one person you're watching? >> i would say vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. >> julia, thank you very much. national politics reporter for "the hill. "julia manchester in the studio. so nice to have someone else. not just myself. >>> still ahead, russia's first lumar nation in neil 50 years crashed into the moon. what does this mean for russia's future space exploration? >>> and as hawaii wildfire survivors question the governor's response to the maui fires, president biden will be arriving there today to speak with first officials on the ground. those stories and a check on the weather when we come right back. e weather when we come right back. businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. aaa relies

i guess he would get some competition for that honor from pete buttigieg who is a pretty fancy talker. ramaswamy is something. we have the latest video of him bare chested hitting the monstrous top spin forehands while playing tennis. his team put that out. i don't think in politics i don't think i've seen anything like that. a lot of politicians playing sports don't want people to see them because it looks like they are slacking off. he was pounding that ball. >> dana: rfk junior liked it. >> bill: on a clay court, too. i want to show you two things here. first chris tsunami tsunami, new hampshire governor, republican not running. talked about it this way. >> you have to explain where you are with your policy and background. it is not issue and policy based and not attack mode, either. they have to show the charm, likeability. likeability is so important in a race like this. >> bill: chris christie is saying he has the only one at the national level with the debates. on the issues, one last point. right now the economy ranks 38% clear and away the number one priority among voters as

there's always a reaction to pete buttigieg doing something in our interests. stop helping us.eave us alone. i understand we've got to come down on airlines. certain airlines. you're on the tarmac too long. there should be something to do with that. but steep fines to the airlines they will stop flying. >> what's the most turbulent experience? >> judge jeanine: i want to respond. there is a problem. we've got sometimes 100 people on an airplane. if you're on the tarmac for more than three hours, you're damn right they should be fined. let's not feel sorry for them. they made a fortune off the pandemic. >> brian: i don't want them to cancel flights. >> judge jeanine: i don't either but the problem is the air traffic controllers. anyway, what was your question? >> piers: most turbulent expanse of your life. >> judge jeanine: it wasn't on an airplane. [laughter] let me say. i fly all the time. here's the problem. keep your seat belts on. don't act like you don't know or you know everything about airplanes. here's the thing. you're on the tarmac. this is the thing i see all the tim

south carolina where tl went out for the obama's to get out of the race and clear the lanes with pete buttigieg out. then obviously, i think it played a significant role to select kamala harris, which has turned out to be an enormous mistake politically. one that i think virtually every smart democrat regrets her being chosen for vice president. but now i think obama is concerned about his legacy come about the future of the party. i think he's looking around and sort of sating joe we have to get better at this and you have to get better fast. you have to be on top of things and sending less of civility but otherwise things can go sideways in a big way. >> harris: i don't know if you get better fast if you spent 364 days out of the office. i don't know how that works. >> fair enough, harris. >> harris: third national institutes of health announced a replacement for dr. fauci. some critics claim she could be worse! the nih says dr. janine marrazzo will start in the fall here and she is an accomplished infectious disease doctor -- well that would help -- and researcher but her comments during the

at first, secret service just thought it was pete buttigieg. like - [ laughter ] "pete, no, go through there. [ audience ohs ] i mean, we're laughing, but when it happened, one guy was like, "operation baby was a success. [ laughter ] they actually wanted to install baby gates around the white house but biden can't figure them out. he's like, "wait, i got to push --" [ laughter ] "push it down and then move it i can't. some more news from washington - george santos just announced that he's running for reelection and then a minute later he announced that he won. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey guys, i read that the creator of the hashtag has officially signed off twitter after his verification check mark was removed yeah, he invented the hashtag. well, it must be a tough time for him so, to cheer him up, here's our own hashtag the panda, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ♪ there it is, hashtag, nice to see you. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ all right, thank you very much [ cheers and applause he -- thank you. ♪ there you go all right, very g

pete buttigieg won the iowa caucus. >> slightly different level of volume. >> yeah. ieg ramaswamy. >> i've talked to both, and i can tell you for sure. huge difference in volume. but i say all of that to say, we can't count ramaswamy really playing a factor in this. at the end of the day. winning a primary, a republican primary, democratic primary you have to have a broad base of support. and it has to be deep and i do not see the depth from ramaswamy. at least not yet and when he gets to 15. let's just say he does rise. trump will come from next. you know trump spends all of his time on defense but if they ever perceive that desantis is fading in ramaswamy say is in the early second place. trump will come for him next and it will be like. >> i don't think donald trump sees vivek romo me as a threat. i think that he realizes that river ramaswamy will have a ceiling in some place in the 15 to 20% and it's going to just cripple the rest of the field and he's happy to see that happen and happy to help from swimming achieve that. and record revamping to be a surrogate. th

i thought he is in the pete buttigieg seat. he is the really well spoken rookie. >> harris: wow, okay. nikki haley you mentioned. she was the only female candidate on the debate stage obviously and she leaned into being the only woman there. let's watch together. >> i will always say i am going to fight for girls all day long because strong girls become strong women. strong women become strong leaders. i think this is exactly why margaret thatcher said if you want something said ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> harris: steve, how did she do last night? >> i thought she did better than expected and came out strong and the best answer on an important issue for the general election, which is abortion. towards the end of the debate she lost her cool somewhat. especially in that foreign policy and started yelling at vivek ramaswamy and i think what that tells you is that there is a real degree of resentment from some of these more establishment politicians who have been around a bit like nikki haley and mike pe

i think you could think of him as the republican version of pete buttigieg from the last cycle, in termsstrategy. he tried to make himself omnipresent in conservative media. the more that you talk, the more likely you are to say something that can be used against you at a time in which it becomes useful to do so. he has been rising in the polls who is getting more scrutiny on everything he says, including the 9/11 comments, which he has been trying to clean up in media appearances. ramaswamy is someone who is almost completely unknown outside the narrow conservative electorate that's been paying close attention to the race. i asked him yesterday exactly how he would judge victory or a good night on the stage here tonight. here is what he told me. >> what's a good night? a good night is introducing myself to the people of this country and people who maybe, just maybe some people who can pronounce my name. >> reporter: it gives you an idea of someone who is rising quickly but has a lot of work to do to introduce himself and will get a lot of attention from the other candidates trying to kn

public trust says the department of transportation is dragging its feet on handing over secretary pete buttigieg'ss for taxpayer funded trips. the group filed an information request for the flight logs last november but they haven't received any logs yet. what are your thoughts on the transportation committee given that we get stonewalled every time anyone is asking for information from this administration. >> well, it's the way these guys roll. they have no shame when it comes down to breaking the rules, not really stepping up to the plate when asked to do what they're supposed to do and i tell you, your last segment you talked about what the power of the purse. i finally understand the power -- first of all, the administration, as the majority, doing things with the apro painn medication -- appropriations, pull back funding for the administrative bureaucrats don't do what they're supposed to do, start pulling back the funding. that's where our strength comes from. let's not be surprised at the end of the day between this, the hunter biden, there's so many areas that we're going to ask for inform

bernie sanders to go back to new hampshire who won in 2016 and 2020, cayman second in iowa behind pete buttigiege biden came in fourth in iowa. they want other democrats in the mix in case biden doesn't make it. and in case he's impeached. we will at the house do it they are doing on the impeachment inquiry. the polls, they left joe biden a long time ago. there's not one positive piece of information in the hole for joe biden. on the economy, for a year high inflation. 20 are high on interest rates. gas is backup, groceries, young people who favored him by 26% a couple years ago, they can't buy their first homes. he lied to them about student debt. but he has foreign policy experience could look at the disgrace that is afghanistan. gold star mom saying he pretended his son came back and of flag draped coffin. god forbid his son died of cancer. that's tragic. but he lies about the simplest things. he said no comment about maui. he is for abortion anytime anywhere anyhow. he's not a moderator -- moderate. he let seven milli- people come over the southern border. higher than the population of 31 st

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers that hold the airlines accountable. american airlines said in a statement the delays were, quote, the result of weather events. the biden administration announced medicare will begin the process of directly negotiating prices for 10 different prescription drugs. this is all part of the president's plan to bring the cost of health care down. our washington correspondent alexandra limon in dc with the details. >> the inflation reduction act that president biden signed into law last year means that medicare will now begin to negotiate the price of prescription drugs for the very first time. >> for too long, drugmakers and made a fortune. while patients like me live in constant fear, wondering how we pay for our madison. steven hadfield, a medicare beneficiary and cancer patients says for too long, drug companies have held all the power thanks to president biden. that's changing. he finally ending big farmers, one-sided pricing power and giving seniors lik

transportation secretary pete buttigieg says that the penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and hold airlines accountable. take a break here at 6.26. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. uc berkeley. >> can move forward with constructing that new student housing project people's park. why the state legislature gave them the green light. david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> 6.29. and get ready for a cool mode. i want to them in this morning that, you know, have to wait till tomo

back in march, transportation secretary pete buttigieg did admit there's been a, quote: uptick in serious faa emailed employees vowing to improve operations to curb the incidents. they better. back to you. >> steve: doesn't exactly inspire confidence, does it. >> no, not at all. >> steve: looking for more people. good luck on that. todd, thank you. coming up on 7:00 here in new york city. the second hour of "fox & friends" is gonna start right now. >> 8 republican presidential candidates will be taking the stage tomorrow night for the first primary debate. >> we need to send biden back to his basement and i'm the guy that can do it. >> six months ago many did not know who i was. >> i have never played for second. i'm not going to start now. >> people of hawaii -- >> -- president joe biden and first lady interrupting their vacation in lake tahoe to travel to the hardest hit area of maui. >> took him 8 days is outrageous. >> we dodged a weather bomb. >> southern california now dealing with the remnants of hurricane hilary. >> among the hardest hit area palm springs. water and debris and mud

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transportation secretary pete buttigieg says this penalty was part of the department's effort to protect the rights of airline passengers and hold airlines accountable. speaking of airlines, google says the best time to book your holiday travel is right now. the tech giants google flights tool now includes a feature called cheapest time to book. and when you look at it, it shows the least expensive plane tickets for thanksgiving and christmas are actually for sale. now. and that's a big change from last year because if you look, then the cheapest prices were available, just a few weeks before the holiday. so here we have plenty of advance time. google says its excluding any data it collected from twenty-twenty because that was the year the pandemic really wreak havoc price fluctuations everything else. so that's the outlier there tossing out that whole year's worth of data in there. re calculated based on the available data left it looks like right now is the best time to buy, ok? well, that's a fair way to do it. yeah. >> 7.19 right now for your money this morning. amazon jist raise the

caller: they are to the left of pete buttigieg.e the same can of corporate democrats that biden is. look where buttigieg is now. host: are corporate's happy with the president? guest: if you look at a poll that dug into who is supporting the president, in that matchup, he would win most democratic voters. there is more mobility there. even among democratic primary voters, 45% would like to see somebody else besides joe biden beatty nominee -- be the nominee. nobody else is stepping up. when his campaign launched, he was able to lock down the support of anyone such as gavin newsom or jb pritzker, sitting governors who could have challenged him. democrats would have seen them as someone who could beat him. host: in the same poll, do they ask if the president is the candidate, do you still vote for him? guest: yes. if you're looking at the numbers between rk and marianne williamson, he does have the majority of voters. you look at that and go back to a general election strategy, we were discussing how he would fare against donald trum

was pete buttigieg out when you met him? chasten: yes.ost: was he comfortable being in a relationship at that point? chasten: that is his story to tell. we buddies coming out story is there is -- everybody's coming out story is there is to tell. -- theirs to tell. we had an incredible romance from the beginning. a fairytale. first date went from a drink, to dinner, two tickets for the ballgame. there were fireworks at the ballgame that night. i think we were both at that time in our lives, at least i felt, very much ready to focus on what it felt like to be truly loved and seen by somebody else. and i had very different experiences being out. i talk about in my first book the experience with rejection, with things like sexual assault and very bad relationships. and i was ready to move on from them and it also prevented me from truly allowing myself to be loved i somebody else. and i don't think i ever really understood what love meant until i met pete. to really feel like somebody was there for all of your faults and for all of your charm

he's sort of like pete buttigieg for the democrats back in 2020. he has caught fire., of course, polls. the question, of course, many are wondering is, will he actually overtake donald trump? now he has not been someone who has attacked donald trump. in fact, he's been a staunch defender of donald trump, saying that if he becomes president of the united states , he will the united states, he will actually pardon donald trump from all of these federal cases and criminal indictments against him. and so what we're seeing here is someone who is actually be taking on stance and positions that we're not seeing from other republicans and i think that's one of the reasons why he is standing out. >> doesn't matter. eric that he's got no record as a governor or a congressman . he's got or a congressman. he's got a very successful record as a businessman. he's one of america's youngest billionaires at the age of 37 or 38. well the lack of history in the republican party counter against him . him. >> well, look, donald trump had no political experience whatsoever when he came dow

buttigieg, not pete but chastain i think is how you pronounce it.ost: that was probably the national book coverage last week. caller: it was fantastic and i read his book from 2020. i hadn't read his book from 2023. that would also be one of my favorite books. i was a teenager when a family member came out to me and no one else and i'm afraid i didn't handle it so well. i really believe if i had that book then i would've handled it way better. host: how did you hear about the first book? how were you drawn to it? caller: like i said, i had been through college and i just didn't have much knowledge of women in history and i knew there had to be something and i believe i just went to a bookstore and wanted -- i probably asked them and said something like i wanted to find out more about women in history. it covers so much. i'm sure they probably updated it because the one i have says copyright, 1976 in the 1994. i'm a senior citizen so i've had it a long time. i still refer to it and i have notes in it and papers in it. it has meant that much to me. i