take a look at these pictures of what the pill pressers look like.ne as pharmaceutical companies. it basically turns the fentanyl powder into looking like real prescription pills like xanax, even adderall. authorities say it is tough to track down where this equipment is coming from, so u.s. senator john cornyn has been pushing for a bill that would put serial numbers on pill pressers to help track down the criminals. >> the cartels, they continue to get richer and richer and richer while more and more of our children are dying. >> in 2023, 16-year-old from texas died from fentanyl after her mom says she took just one pill. her mom, stephanie, says her daughter's dealer never gave up his supplier, leaving her in the dark about where the deadly pill came from. since her daughter's death, she has been working to raise awareness about the risks of fentanyl-laced pills. >> targeting our children. i mean, how evil is it to know that our kids are dealing with anxiety, adhd, and they are going to put -- they are going to -- they are going to make it look li

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also at the presser he held yesterday.oor presser he held, expressing anger. in terms of officials, politicians from new york, there's been a range. many of the new york delegation here, including our senators schumer, stopping short of calling on him to resign. many people leaving open, of course, that he gets to prove his innocence, get his day in court. others, including city council members, pushing for him to resign. that also includes representative jerry nadler. many people concerned the cloud of this, the work to defend himself in court is going to take him away from this big and very busy city. >> i want to bring in chrissie greenberg. she's also an msnbc legal analyst. what is going on today? the mayor tried to get the arraignment and initial conference all done in one day as opposed to splitting them up. how unusual is that? >> it depends by each judge's personal preference. some handle arraignments themselves. this particular judge, who is the case is assigned to, has decided to have the magistrate judge handle

cooperate with the access of resistance, but they are..." ignoring it and weekly, in his weekly pressers, the ansarulah leader calls on arabs to help the resistance access, but other arab countries are failing to condemn the israeli genocide and the gaza strip and they continue to support israel and to support us to intercept resistance missiles, resistance drones and other means of supporting palestine so... the i think the current uh negotiations and the current push for the seasfire in the gaza strip is because of the growing provocations by the israeli regime, israeli regime targeted hudaida port in yemen and yemen because of that has intensified its attacks on israeli bound and israeli linked ships and it will continue to do so as long as the israeli genocide continue. was in the gaza strip all right, thanks lot, joining us from our west asia desk, that concludes this segment of the program, stick around, we're going to return to the... more course of programming here on press tv, thanks for watching, why does israel's international law breaking go unpunished? what happened to the i

and where's the doj pressure presser on senator chuck grassley releasing new government details on iran threatening assassinations of u.s. politicians like trump. tonight, joe concha is here to respond. but first, this. for four straight years, i fought for american workers like i would fight for my own family. i took care of our economy like i would take care of my own company. in every decision i asked, will i create jobs here or will i be sending jobs overseas? will it make america richer and stronger, or will it make our country weaker and poorer? i always put america first every single time. okay, that was former president trump at a speech in new york today. his new tagline make america affordable again, make government work again. he's saying he's going to put america first every single time. make america richer and stronger. let's bring in forbes media chair and editor in chief, steve forbes. what do you think of make of what's going on here, steve? i mean, minute details from trump. he wants elon musk with the government efficiency commission. he wants his tax cuts to be perman

as a result he will clamber for pressers and questions and interviews.hey won't give him and i don't think people are going to respect someone who's running for president and doesn't respect them enough to actually answer questions or give what their position is. david muir didn't have the courage to follow up and say but you said this and you see this now. at some point she's going to have to. that's going to hurt her. donald trump has been consistent and clear with the american people. that's going to pay off. >> sean: does the fact that she's still not answered her sponsorship for the bernie of the 93 trillion-dollar green new deal, and eliminating the filibuster and government health care for all, and the elimination of private health insurance, no restrictions on abortion, mandatory gun buybacks, decriminalizing illegal immigrants country housing, healthcare, education, drivers licenses, college sex change operations and amnesty. don't say islamic terrorism. illegal alien. disaster of afghanistan. joe concha's she hasn't answered any of this. abc le

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senator john cornyn has been pushing for a bill that would put serial number on pill pressers to helpe of the cartels, hay continue to get richer and richer and richer while more and more of our children are dying. >> reporter: in 2023, a 16-year-old died after her mom if says she took just one pill if laced with fentanyl. her mom says her daughter's dealer never gave up her supplier, leaving her in the dark about where the pill came from. she's been working to the raise awareness about the risk of fentanyl-laced pills. >> they're targeting our children. i mean, how evil is it to the the know that our kids are dealing with anxiety, adhd, and they're going to, they're going to make it look like company saks -- zahn ex, like percocet set. >> reporter: she says this is just one piece of the puzzle in tackling this much larger issue. david: just awful. brooke, thank you very much. now to this, a federal judge extending a block on the white house's student loan forgiveness plan as the president continues his effort to wipe out student debt. where that fight is heading next. david: so a fed

at the end of the day, it is 54 days and she still hasn't done a solo presser.d, now she is saying she needs more debate. she is the one who turned down the debate at fox in the beginning of september. now she is feeling confident and she wants more debates. but in the end it is not going to do her any good. she hasn't changed anyone's minds. she got out there and she spoken people are like wow, she can talk for 2 minutes, she is good. finally, i want to remind you of what sanders said. he said -- bernie sanders -- her values never changed. i don't think she is abandoning her ideals. she is just pragmatic about what she needs to do to get elected. >> jesse: greg, you saw donald trump out in california, talking about kamala not ever working at mcdonald's, talking about david muir's hair, why did you think the president did out there? >> greg: i was just listening to him and i was focusing on the issues, unlike you, jesse. he talked about, it's kind of a sense of how america is with sanctuary cities and crime, homelessness, mental illness. it is as though the chic

taking 1 question after the other something or vp couldn't dream of doing since she hasn't done a solo presser and 54 days since being crowned queen of the democrat from through everything and the kitchen sink at him coming california with a simple message for the american people we cannot allow comrade kamala harris and the communist left to do with the did to california to america. she was the godmother of sanctuary cities radical left communist marxist and fascist. she said she stood over those french fries when they were being fried and is a liar. the former president talked for over an hour and responding to 1 reporter's question and it was a doozy. >> how are you feeling about pennsylvania? >> i feel good about pennsylvania because of there are a lot of people in pennsylvania who deserve to be seen and heard that's why i'm here in johnstown. >> reporter: she could be getting a free car when she chats with dnc speaker oprah winfrey next week i can't wait. meanwhile trump is unloading on the bias to debate moderators who went on a fact check rampage against him while letting her hoaxes fly

genocide in gaza is also touched upon during the presser with position slaming west unconditional support for israel. he says such support is unmasking the true nature of false claiments of human rights. first. al sedani said israel's violated all international regulations and norms while posing a constant threat to regional stability. 14th meeting of bricks, high ranking officials responsible for security is kicked off the russian city of st. petersburg. secretary of iran's supreme national security council ali akbar ahmedian is in attendance along with representatives from bricks countries. and important developments in the region, including secure. are high on the agenda of this two-day event, ahmad is scheduled to explain iran's positions in proposals. he also engaged with senior russian officials to discuss significant regional developments. iran is participating in the event for a first time since becoming an official member of the bricks group of emerging economies back in january. bricks, which was founded in 2006, seeks alternatives to existing the west dominated world order. our

pesition also held a presser with also. in which he expressed hope that two nations can find solutions to counter terrorism and boost regional stability. we need to work on security agreements between the two countries in order to root out terrorism which is threatening security and stability in the region. so far such agreements have resulted in great achievements and we are grateful for that. in order to continue on this path of cooperation, "we need to spot our weak points and improve them. we need an iraq that is strong and independent and sovereign. it is secure and prosperous iraq that will have the ability to build stronger ties with the islamic republic and together we can reach that goal. because the genocide was also touched upon during this pressure with slaming the was unconditional support for israel, he's a such support unmasks the true nature. the uh false supporters of human rights, first part, alsodani said israel has violated all international regulations, laws and norms while posing a constant threat to regional stability, and that's a rap for your latest here on pre

europe's president has held a first presser since taking office in july and during that press conference on monday. signaled uh readiness to engage in negotiations with the west while unequivocally reaffirming iran will not bow to external pressure or compromises interests kisum mishah ahmadi. how's your story? receiving rounds of applause for his light-hearted remarks, president masud pazushkaan set a warm tone at his first press conference, yet beneath his humor, he maintained a firm stance on key issues. the room frequently erupted into applause as he skillfully wove powerful message of unity across the muslim world, a cornerstone of... foran's vision for peace and security under his administration, striking careful balance between levity and resolve, he emphasized aron's readiness to negotiate with the west, though he made it clear that washington must first demonstrate its commitment to fair and respectful dialogue. as the president, i would like to announce that we are not in conflict with anyone, however the us needs to show good faith so far. they have closed all avenues to us. w

uh from the iraqi capital baghdadt is press tvs navid ber so with all the latest from this joint presser that we were just listening to navid, walk us through the key points of this joint press conference that we just saw. i think uh the two sides talked about important issues, iranian president masoyan and the iraqi. prime minister sudani, in terms of international issues, the two sides, two countries and the two countries leaders have the same stance and position and host of issues at the current juncture, the issue of palestan and gaza is probably are probably the most important issues which are highlighted in this press conference, iran's insistance on uh its position in condemnation of israel's crimes and genocide in gaza and killing uh women and children in gaza, targeting hospitals and the use of uh us weapons against innocent people in gaza is probably the most prominent issue highlighted in the press conference, the iraqi prime minister openly uh condemned the genocide calling for its and the the two countries have the same stance as both uh calling for an end to the genocide. m

they're doing it through pill pressers and after a drug bust like this it is tough to track down wherehe appointment came from. senator pushed a bill putting serial numbers on the pill pressers. >> if we can make sure that's a legal requirement and it is easier for law enforcement to seize unserialized pill presses that will help break some of the supply chain for these illicit drugs like fentanyl. >> last month over the course of just a few days border patrol seized more than 600,000 fentanyl pills at an arizona port of entry. millions of others flip through ending up in the hands of people with no idea what they're taking. a 16-year-old girl who died in her room last year. >> she wasn't stupid. she would have never played with her life like that. teens make crazy choices. we all did. it shouldn't -- she shouldn't have died. >> her mom says her daughter's dealer never gave up the supplier leaving her in the dark. she has no idea where the pills even came from. >> dana: a lot of families dealing with this. brook taylor, important story. >> bill: how helpless they feel when it goes down

well-educated coach is working there, and there are motivated and motivated players , one of them is a good presser from the front, but they know that esteghlal cannot make plays, and they press ramin rezaian, who is his best player. what do you think about the team? the last few games were closed very easily and i think they did a very good job and i hope that the police press will be able to speak first in asia. thank you very much , dear jamshid shah mohammadi. you were with us. we return to mr. saleh aziz in the studio and i can hear your words, mr. shamma mohammadi, it is good to point out that perspis garrido is a strong point and maybe a source . he did not have the experience of being in shahrvard, but he gets good results and says that the right to press the police was won. you see, i want to make a point here between the coaching philosophy of mr. garrido and the coaching philosophy of a young iranian coach named nekonam javad nicona. i want to point out that maybe we coaches our youth should not be blamed, the iranian football federation should be blamed, the iranian football federation'

as we count down to the presser with the governor and we will dive deeper later. chief economist at 6:40 p.m. -- a.m. u.k. time. wall street traders are betting the fed will engineer a soft landing spurring a rally in riskier corners, an all-time high. let's get more from singapore. what do you make of the moves in the session? the upside and whether this has legs? >> equities are celebrating, record high, asia's best week in a month, japan stocks held onto gains. let's not forget boj's decision to stand back has not come in void. you have soft landing narrative getting credits, hosts of bigger, better, bolder stimulus taking root in china, so all of these developments are shaping up nicely for global economy in most of stock markets are celebrating. you know, we did a poll recently, most expect value stocks. where is value? pockets which have not risen. tech or india, probably a lot of sectors, and a lot of names in china and if you look at say bank of america for fund managers there is a lot of optimism for the oil markets and japan and india. the buckets which

incredible candidate, someone who is out there exceeding incredibly high expectations and massive pressers. look how she stepped up in july. how she stepped up at the convention. at the debate. she will continue to be the best, most bad -- version of kamala harris right through the end of this election. so we all need to be the most bad -- versions of ourselves so we can help her become the next president of the united states. [applause] hold on -- brooklyn's favorite son, spike lee wants to come out and say a few words. >> no basketball tonight. but we are going to kick the -- thank you for this honor. i've never done this before. but my daughter introduced the vice president here, when she was running for the united states. shout out to my daughter -- where you at -- i'm going to make this quick. his brooklyn in the house? [applause] my man was born in brooklyn. is brooklyn in the house? coney island? bedside do or die, where are you at? brooklyn heights. and what about the great ford green? is fort greene here? i want to thank -- we can't name every neighborhood in brooklyn. i'm not doi

while have fed chair jerome powell was upbeat about the economy in his presser, he did more not to expects point cut would be the new normal, the new fed pace. and in terms of the stock market reaction, you saw we got this knee-jerk reaction higher from stocks. the s&p 500 did end the session lower. perhaps this was already priced in, were perhaps the market is nervous about the fed trying to get ahead of potential weakness in the economy. sumi: thank you so much for that update. we can get some analysis now with wendy adelbert, former chief economist at the congressional budget office. have you back with us on bbc news. tell us, what does this rate cut mean for people, what impact does it have? wendy: we have already seen some of what it will mean for people, because markets anticipated this largely. banks anticipated this. we have already seen a reduction in mortgage rates from their peak levels in 2023 by more than 1.5 percentage points. that is partly because lenders are anticipating that the fed was going to cut today and it will continue to cut going forward. roughly speaking, what

and so thundering head coach, charles huff, made this pitch at his midweek presser. >> i would love to have some of those guys from ohio state too. so if they want to transfer on down, then we've got a tutor, a tutor's biscuit nil all you can eat. and so if any of those guys that run really, really fast at ohio state like tutor's biscuits, i promise you, all you can eat all day. >> oh, he might be on to something here. >> notre dame would pay northern illinois a 28-point underdog. $1.4 million to come to south bend and take the loss. well, the huskies beat the irish, 16-14 on the last second field goal, just saying. >> and have you had a tutor's biscuit in your travels? >> i've had plenty of biscuits in my lifetime. that's one of my go to's when i'm in the south. >> with the sausage? >> awe man, you can't beat that. >> all you can eat, he said. >> and one and done. >> these guys are running all the time, but that's all right. >> you might regret it an hour later. >> i know. >> that is another show. >>> any way up next, a long overdue honor for those who help power the u.s. space progra

gisumy there uh talking to us live from the foreign ministry after the weekly presser by nasar khanani the first uh after the assassination of uh murder say hasan nasrulah on that note there is going to be major address uh to becoming in about half hour i believe at 0900 gmt uh we are going to be to. into the hisb deputy chief to make that address, this will be his first after the assassination of said, so i look forward to hearing what he has to say, um, tough times mariam, when it comes to the fact that you have a person of this uh of this stature to not be with us in terms of his presence, but at the same time he is with us and i believe that that's a source of strength that no matter how you look at it will be for many uh in lebanon, outside of lebanon, from the resistance groups to anybody who believes in uh standing against the us, germany, colonialist aspirations carried through by their by the israeli regime in terms of the cooperation both have to push through that type of agenda. well, you see this, this is very difficult time, because as i've said before, it it takes a very

let us listen again to the joint presser given by us law enforcement officials involved in the incident investigation. at 1:30pm, a call come out — shots fired — called in by the secret service. because we are in constant contact with them all the time, we were notified of that and we had units that immediately sealed up the area. fortunately we were able to locate a witness that came to us and said, "hey, i saw the guy running out of the bushes, he jumped into a black nissan and i took a picture of the vehicle and the tag, which was great. we had that information. our real—time crime centre put it out to the licence plate readers, and we were able to get a hit on that vehicle on i95 as it was heading into martin county. we got a hold of martin county sheriff's office, alerted them, and they spotted the vehicle and pulled it over and detained the guy. after that, we took the victim — i'm sorry, the witness that witnessed the incident — took, flew him up there, and he identified the person that he saw running out of the bushes that jumped into the car. now, in the bushes where this guy w

supervisory board, whom ukraine once invited to the supervisory board, they are not just two, button-pressers this, if we are talking about investing in ukraine, we must remember that these two people, they were the leaders of their national systems. transmission of electricity within the borders of the european nc, it is denmark, it seems, and so that i do not lie, or to the netherlands or austria, i will not lie, one dane to another, from another country, and here are these people, having an impeccable reputation in the countries , in the west, in their business environment, they go to their homes, well, their business asks, guys, what do you think you can invest money in in ukraine, what do you think they will tell them in response, how is happening investment management as it happens in general. about planning in this sector, how can you trust someone, how can you count on something, most likely they will say, no, you know, well, until this system is built properly, then i would not take money there, and the price of this, this for of ukraine, it will simply be measured in tens of billion

you said that comes up on wednesday with the powell pressers and charles' analysis as well. >> everyoneld watch. it will be huge. >> steve: that will wrap up "fox & friends" for this very busy monday. now let's turn it over to "america's newsroom." >> how far away was the president?

three years and niep months in white house, 50 days without a real presser other than the one with the coach and five days on lockdown, what is kamala worried about? she is the vice president? >> jesse: she's worried about people getting to know kamala, she's insecure and hiding has not worked. it's backfired and we'll talk about polls, that are showing tied. she is not flip flopping, she's a fraud, saying whatever to win. she does not care if you lose, all she cares about is winning. she does not want to do the job, she wants to get the job, that is what i hammer. everyone knows she was for reparation, defunding the police and abolishing ice. be steady and statesman-like, she is depending on him snapping. as long as he does not snap, he'll be fine. she's been secretive and de dependent on handlers and you don't want anybody in charge that is dependent. look back at her debates as far back going against d.a.s in 2003, two guys she was running against, she comes out after they said the willie brown thing. they caught you at a massage parlor and you are a dead-beat dad. good moments agai

about the likelihood, we are waiting for donald trump in california who will outline some things at a presser. he might elaborate, including this one where he wants to make sure you will not be taxed on any of your social security gains or for that matter any of your overtime, more than 40 miles a week there will not be surtax is on overtime. aishah hasnie is in california to give us a better idea, what we will hear from the former president later on. >> he makes a lot of news, takes a lot of questions, multiple questions from the same reporter, we expect him to make some news today, remarks have been pushed back some, they are supposed to start now but awaiting the president to take the podium behind me. the timing of this news conference is interesting sandwiched in between two fundraisers important to the former president because he is lagging behind kamala harris in campaign cash, and has been getting not great postdebate headlines. and she is trying to create news, and look at the truth social post. he made clear he is not going to do another debate. and there will be no third debate. an

number 3 and she announced her candidacy after she shoved her way and 54 days hasn't held a news pressere every day so i don't see any need for another debate he's out there every day all day articulating his policy interacting with americans swells that 8-year-old boy liam whose suffering a medical conditions trump is spending 24 hours a day not even just campaigning and what we got with commander-in-chief. all it does is show what harris would do i don't need to see another hour of her being a polished turd i would just like to know a lot about that. tom thinking of polished turd's. and to meta- what trump says he thinks he needs another try or oh, he is scared. >> now reframing things and immediately after the debate wanted another debate and he says when a boxer loses they want a rematch. the boxer who wins doesn't want to remit she keeps using the word rematch as if he won the debate and he says everyone says he won. you can tell because it was right after the debate he had no time to consult anything and he says although polling says i 1. >> greg: i think he should say i should do

let us listen again to the joint presser given by us law enforcement officials involved in the incident investigation. at 1:30pm, a call come out — shots fired — called in by the secret service. because we were in constant contact with them all the time, we were notified of that and we immediately sealed up the area. fortunately we were able to locate a witness that came to us and said, "hey, i saw the guy running out of the bushes, he jumped into a black nissan and i took a picture of the vehicle and the tag." which was great. we had that information. our real—time crime centre sent that up to the licence plate readers, and we were able to get a hit on that vehicle on i95 as it was heading into martin county. we got a hold of martin county, sheriffs office, alerted them, and they spotted the vehicle and they spotted the vehicle and pulled it over. and detained the guy. after that we took the victim, i'm sorry, the witness, that witnessed the incident, took, flew him up there, and he identified the person that he sought running out of the bushes thatjumped into the car. now, in the bush

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the other candidate this week had a town hall, did a presser, spoke to business leaders, and today spoke with police officers. >> i respect you so much. i admire you. and as your president, i will always back the blue as i did. i backed the blue more than any other -- [cheering and applause] >> i was not a defunder like kamala. she was a defunder. she was a ten-year defunder. when you want to defund for ten years, that's the end of that one. i think i could leave right now and just say there's no way that we're not voting for that guy. >> jesse: kamala spent the last four years looking out for herself worried about her image blowing off her assignments because she was afraid to fail and how it would look to her. wasting her staff's time holding mock dinner parties so she didn't get nervous going to dinner parties. she kickses everybody out of convenience stores before she goes in. al how many times have you seen kamala dive into a crowd and start hugging the american people? how can you be for the people if you're afraid of the people? businessmen and owner of the jets woody johnson is h

yvonne: tell us what ueda will have to say today in this presser. we talk about what happened in july, this communication mistake. in a statement we are not seeing signs of foreign guidance. we did not get it in this statement we are seeing so far. how do you think people threat that needle without stoking that much volatility? shery: it will be a difficult messaging day for governor ueda. you have not only the communications that really contributed to that massive unwinding of the yen carry trade in july and the plunge in the nikkei, 20% declines in the following three days, but we also have the gun plunging after the april meeting because governor ueda downplayed the yen's weakness, so it will be a difficult signaling day for governor ueda to come in the afternoon, but investors will be watching closely what it means for the pace of tightening going forward, because so far we have seen from boj board members coming out and talking about the need to focus on financial market volatility and how that impacts the inflation outlook, so we want to hear

and afterwards, lsu coach brian kelly leaving his mark with a table pounding presser. >> some guys playedutts off tonight and we're sitting here again. we're sitting here again talking about the same things about not finishing when you have an opponent in a position to put him away. but what we're doing on the sideline is feeling like the game is over. it's unacceptable for us not to have found a way to win this football game. it's ridiculous. >> it's been an awesome weekend of college football. you still got more tonight. 10th ranked florida state taking on boston college and jim i'm going to give you a table. pound bam for those james madison dukes baby on saturday winning their opener over charlotte 30 to 7. >> look out look out. and you see that flop that they had. the quarterback flopped during that game. you haven't seen it. go check it out. it was hilarious. coy wire great weekend of college football. i can't wait for the next. thanks so much. appreciate it. got it. coming up out of the hospital one day after he was shot in the chest. what's next for 4949 ers rookie pearsall. ricky

. >> earlier today secret service leaders held a press a presser on agency's internal investigation intoirst assassination attempt of former president trump that was in july, july 13th, to be specific in butler pennsylvania. now acting secret service director ronald rowe laid out to the security failures that led to the assassination attempt. take a look. >> secret service did not give clear guidance or direction to a local law enforcement partners. their communication deficiencies between law enforcement personnel at the site. approximately 18:10 local time secret service informed personal local police were addressing an issue 3:00 at the undrip router. approximately 18:10 local time via phone call the secret service security room because the counter sniper response agent reporting an individual on the roof of the agr building. that vital piece of information was not related over the secret service radio network. issues were encountered the day of the visit with respect to line of sight concerns but they are not escalated to supervisors. it's a responsibility of the secret service to ma

he walked off that stage earlier in the presser with shouts to resign, resign, resign. >> you heard some of his rather angry constituents, a myriad of issues as he was trying to get that press conference. i wonder -- viewers to understand, this is only 1 of 4 investigations ongoing. i want to pull this up for viewers so they understand there is the inquiry into his campaign, several nations. there's also an inquiry into city hall ands, and an inquiry into former police commissioner, his twin brother, the police commissioner resign, and other legal matters. still some ongoing activity and questions with china. this is 1 of 4. there may be more to come. >> i think it's not a joke around the country, but we know that new york has always had problems. for a very long time. he knows the people involved, the nature of this, but to shawn's point earlier, the damage to the legitimacy of law and order, the justice department, because of the politics involving trump appropriately leads americans, as we should with any situation where their accusations, to stop and think for a minute about whether

takinge one question of the other.on a something our press vp couldn't dream of doing sing doing a solo pressern a 54 days and being crowned queen of t the democrats and trump throwing everything in the kitchen sink at her. >> i'm in california with aim simplepl message for the americn people we canny not allow,allo kamala harris and communist left to do to america what they didmu to california.ni kamala was the god mother ofe sanctuary citiesdi.al itif was a radical left marxistl communist fascist and never worked at mcdonalds and stoodt. over the french fries when they were being fried and was so tough work. she never worked there and was a liar.re >> former president talkedsi for over an hour and kamala spoke a todd andnd e are responding to e reporter's question and it was a doozie. >> how are things in pennsylvania? >> i am feeling very good about pennsylvania because there are a lot of people in pennsylvania that deserve tt o be seen and heard and that's why i'm here in johnstown. >> kamala could be getting a free car when she chat withs dnc speaker oprah winfrey next week, i can't wait.

trump presser carry your secretary got were the massachusetts voters were transported to harris max newause she could not fill the arena. sources say kamala is spending a week at debate camp in pittsburgh to prep. >> house debate prep? vice president, house debate prep? >> jesse: that wasn't common law ignoring questions, that was kamala preparing for the debate because they are training her not to get rattled. >> somebody has to be the [ bleep ] here. somebody has to sit there and pepper her and get her to get annoyed and aggravated because that's probably what trump will do. what you want her to do is work out that aggravation in prep and not on the stage. >> jesse: no spin news analysis adjusted the candidate who stays on the defensive loses and kamala harris has a lot to defend. her senate record, record with biden, the flip-flops, the coup, her vision or lack thereof. trump needs to go on offense next tuesday, book on a lot -- kamala on her heels, turned to her and ask her questions the moderators won't. fox news will be simulcasting the debate live next tuesday and 9:00 eastern an

we will take you back there when news breaks out of that presser.ident trump is turning up the heat on his political rival today, with more social media attacks on the vice president. this as the race enters its most critical and final stage, lucas tomlinson has those details today. >> in a wide ranging interview, former president donald trump thinks that god saved him from an asasin's bullet to save the country's problems. >> i would like to think that god thinks that i am going to straighten out our country. our country is so sick. and it is so broken. our country is just broken. >> trump said after he was nearly killed at a rally in butler pennsylvania, he received many well wishes, with one notable exception. >> did you get a call or a note, i am just curious from kamala harris? >> no. >> okay. >> not that i know of. >> speaking to moms for liberty in the nation's capital, the former president says he thinks about the last election. >> i wouldn't have run if i didn't think i won the election. i think we won the election by so much, so much. >> r

notion she does not have time to do pressers, the fact she is horrible off the cuff, she better be doinguntry, then. on that point, that perfectly illustrates your point, she's been propped up her entire life. you see her when she gets slightly presed or asked a question rooted in substance, she bristols and becomes combative. i have not been to europe either. she's not a -- about marketing and media, getting mad at vogue because they put her in sneakers on the cover. >> harris: who wore the sneakers? >> emily: she did, she needs to own it. her runningmate said i want you to go to grocery stores and have hard conversations there. no, you two we want to have the conversations with. >> cassie: i don't think she's put in a performance worthy of winning the presidency. she has this moment to be on the job everyday and show the american people how she is in a leadership position and she is not doing that, going out on the campaign trail and president biden gets a daily brief and i think today doing something with the hispanic caucus, or he goes to the beach. kamala harris is not rising to the

people are still listening to the presser and trying to understand the future direction of rates, whicho be the key here as well. it's not just the 50 now. it's what's next? what are we going to get next year? where is the newutral rate? >> hold on just a second. i got one. chairman powell, were they people who dissented chairman powell and why? that was asked four times. i was waiting for "the tallahassee democrat," where i worked to say, excuse me, mr. chair, was there any dissent? >> i know you don't like the press conference. our steve liesman had the first question, and of course it was the question that many were asking. did something change? did we miss something between, you know, jackson hole and here or even a little before that? >> well, inflation has come down pretty consistently. we're stoarting to get companie to take their prices down, and then not just sold at costco and walmart anymore. i think the interaction today, we got a mastercard survey, which i thought was masterful, frankly, and it says that season spending, we're going to have 3.2% year over year. 7.1% bump. o

and we'll be paying attention to that presser at 2:30. for now, ten-year, about 3.68%.you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. >>> check out crude oil down a touch although s&p energy is the best performer at the moment. looking at the pager explosions in the middle east, the egyptian prime minister saying some of those may hinder any prospect of a cease-fire in the near term. dow down 71, s&p up a point. we're back in a moment. >>> it's time for jim and stop trading. >> tomorrow night is fed ex. they may be the company that david is talking about, saying look, macro economic problems are making it so we're not doing as much business as we could. that's the quintessential why doesn't the fed cut a quarter point because you don't want a company like fedex to d

. >> what are your takeaways from the presser today?s i have been covering this story for months leading up to this is that they are looking to detain him. there's going to be a letter of detention coming out shortly that they're not going to be allowing him to post bond or we know his legal team is going to be fighting that. also, the fact that they are not done with this investigation. they are encouraging others with any information to come forward. they talk about this business empire that he used -- he reached billionaire status in 2022, to allegedly cover up these crimes. they talked about kidnapping and forced labor and that he threatened individuals and sex workers, that the videotaped these sex parties known as freak offs. they talk about casandra ventura who filed a suit against him last year and they settled 24 hours later. months later, that damning surveillance video of her being beaten. we heard about it again today. it will be interesting to see who else comes forward. it's not just criminal charges. he faces ten civil su

we are going to take you back there as soon as any news breaks coming out of that presser.le, former president trump is turning up the heat today on his political rival with more social media attacks on the vice president. this as the race enters its most critical and final stage. lucas tomlinson has those details from washington tonight. hi. >> good evening, gillian. former president donald trump says he thinks god saved him from aan assassin's bullet to help fix the country's problems. >> i would like to think that god thinks that rhyme going to i'm going tostrengthen our out . our country is just broken. >> trump says after he was nearly killed at a rally in butler pennsylvania on july 13th he received many well wishes with one notable exception. >> did you get a call or a note, i'm just curious, from kamala harris? >> no. >> okay. >> not that i know of. >> while speaking to moms for liberty in the nation's capitol, the former president says he still thinks about the last election. >> i also wouldn't have run if i didn't think i won the elections. i think we won that ele

he sang the market expects the bed to be fair they left their breadcrumbs of that in the presser yesterdaye when it comes to the market expectation. expectations got as low as a 0.3%. we saw that a in january 1974. 1980 october 2000, february 2020 and of course we are well below any of those historical readings. i want to letter s&p 500 on top of this chart. i highlighted those dates any time at rate cut expectations were 0.3% it was followed by a significant stock market decline. and this h is occurred over session follows. get a stock market decline to 40% ever class and come s&p 500 decline of 30%. a recession. because on and on. the fact that we are seeing yield curve following that 1% is hard to ignore what that sign has been historically. that meant the economy is getting weaker. yesterday powell honed in on sstate labor market starts movig in the wrong direction it is like newton's law on steroid a body of motion stays in motion. labor market violent you get the idea. i went showed the labor market conditions next. that illustrates what powell is bracing for and what he wants to pre

we'll bring you the very latest on what comes out of that presser in our later shows, dana and bill.you so much. >> bill: here in new york nypd officer among four people injured in a shooting in a subway car on sunday. officers followed a man on the train after he didn't pay his fare before opening fire because he threatened them with a knife. is suspect arrested at the scene and not sure if the other three victims were struck by gunfire. it happened in broad daylight. should we lighten it up? it's been pretty serious. here we go now. the polaris dawn astronauts are back on earth. >> they have successfully splashed down. welcome back to planet earth, polaris dawn. >> bill: cool stuff. you have to be rich to do this stuff, right? isaacman is a billionaire age 41 and three crew mates back homelanding safely in the gulf of mexico early yesterday. the mission made history by setting a new altitude record. you watched it last week become the first successful non-government space mission. they did a space walk. did all kinds of cool stuff up there. >> dana: he seems like an interesting ind