speaker, i dwrait the roanoke -- congratulate the roanoke catholic team on this achievement. it's such an honor to have such talent in our district. mr. speaker, today i want to honor the remarkable life of a true patriot from virginia's sixth district, who recently passed away at 100. leonard exemplified what it means to serve our country. during world war ii he proudly served in the united states navy as an electrician on the u.s.s. irvin, a fledgier class destroyer in the pacific. his bravery earned him six battle stars, showcasing his dedication and sacrifice. beyond his military service, leonard was a pillar of the community. he led as president of the winchester host lions club for three years, supported legal league baseball programs and had the honor of playing baseball with joe dimaggio at yankee stadium. his generous spirit and love for his community contributed to inspiring us all. as we remember mr. leonard cramer, let us celebrate his extraordinary life, his war time sacrifices and his life long commitment to virginia and our nation. thank you, leonard, for your

according to roanoke college poll, the race in virginia doesn't look particularly close although againin of error. so you want to swing that, you know, all the way swing that pendulum one way this race could be essentially a tie. but according to the overall poll numbers, kamala harris leads donald trump by 10 points in virginia. now, he's got this in port, obviously, of glenn youngkin there what do you think are the chances that form or president trump wins virginia? , pete? >> the trump campaign may very well have internal polling that tells a different story and paints a different picture of the state. but i remember when they were out in coachella, california, a few weeks ago. the campaign made the point and the case this wasn't about trying to win california which was not going to happen. this is about the fact that donald trump as the republican nominee as a former president has potentially next president, gets media coverage no matter where he is. he doesn't have to be in one of the seven battleground states to get media coverage, to get attention, to communicate his message to

last year it arrived in salem, a man transferred to roanoke college women's swim team.nder fanatics. >> carley: the captain and a swimmer there join us. lilly, tell us about this experience from appearing on stage with the former president, what was that like? >> thank you and good morning. we did not know we would be invited on stage until the minute we got there. i got the call and i took the call and said, i will do this, i am passionate about this cause. i had two hours to write a small speech to get the message across men do not belong in women's sports. president trump allowed us to do that, something very, very cool. >> carley: so cool under pressure, i guess as a college athlete, have you to be. tell us the back story. we heard from the president, there was a transgender swimmer who competed on the men's team and wanted to gin the women's team and it did not happen. how did you feel when this was trans pyring and why you decided to fight back. >> we felt hopeless, we were put in a position we should not have been put in. we were told they were putting this one a

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countries had a long history of engaging with north america, going all the way back to to rally in the roanoke ventures in the late 16th century and indeed even before cabot set out from bristol to discover the mainland of north america in in 1498. so there's a long history of engagement of the west country with north america, which has sometimes been neglected. so one of the things we're interested in is is is understood finding that and putting that into a context. the other thing that the berkeley site is interesting about is they clearly had a very strong christian ethos here. we know from the people organizing the colony, they were very strongly anglican in their outlook and in particular one of the key figures in the history of the colony, manuel george thorpe, was a post the tithing christian who believes that the native americans should be nvted to christianity. and as far as we can see, that relations between the berkeley company here and the native americans was very good. george thought was went out of his way to both befriend ali and attempt to educate and christianize the native a

clearly because i'm looking for the but obviously the smaller system we still covered up for the in roanoke. so me, customer service will start to steal the, the of the base is of the nation, which is reinforced with the depleted uranium that has a special capacity to penetrate from the blue care safety point of view. there is no radiological or even, and not even significant consequences. the owner of this moment, could it be named be a concept called forcing. so, so much the cell themselves. i choose the district's village of bush in your thoughts. many houses here was swallowed up by the farmer as long ago. just 50 years ago, these lands with thriving today, people don't come here unless it's absolutely necessary. it's just too dangerous. yes is allan santa instead of our lives dealing with fellow bushing advocates, folks to know brianna. what's so quickly says obviously i know it's tonisha even latoya that says the yes from believe those ones. even the last part of this real quick, just a few kilometers away, there was a sylvia and military base native plains bomb during the 1999 will b

today we're joined by seven of the great members, really championship, incredible swimmers of the roanoke college women's swim team that have gotten a little publicity. they've gotten more publicity than i have. what is going on here? is including team captain lily, a real champion. come on up, ladies. lily, everybody. >> thank you so much, president trump. as you know athletes especially we know men have an inherent advantage over women in sport. and just current policies men are competing against women of all ages in all sports. joe biden and kamala harris have advocated for, they've advocated for and pushed for this antiwoman sex based discrimination to continue all over this country. and point blank, it's unfair. so i would like to thank you, president trump, for standing with women and promising to protect the rights of all of us. and we are so lucky to have a leader like donald trump with common sense who knows what a strong woman is and will fight for generations of girls to come. thank you so much and god bless america. >> what a good job. thank you, lily. how about if we introduc

today we are joined by seven of the great members -- really championship, incredible swimmers of the roanoke college swim team that got a little publicity. they got more pus -- publicity than i have. what is going on here? including team captain, lily mullins, a really -- real champion. come on up, come on up, ladies. lily, everybody. >> sorry. thank you , so much, president trump. as female athletes we know men have an inherit advantage over women in sports. due to current policies men are competing against women of all ages in all sports. >> you are looking at a rally with former president, donald trump, and members of the women's swimming team. salem , virginia. trump is campaigning with three days left to go. there at the rally, he is standing by. steve, in that clip, the life portion we were listening to, we heard him continue to disparage vice president harris. it's worth noting he's in virginia, which has been a blue state in presidential politics for the last several cycles. what can you tell us about why he's there in this very important closing days? >> yeah, three days left. here

today we're joined by seven of the great members, really championship, incredible swimmers of the roanoke women's swim team that have gotten a little publicity. they've gotten more publicity than i have. what is going on here? is including team captain lily, a real champion. come on up, ladies. lily, everybody. >> thank you so much, president trump. as you know athletes especially we know men have an inherent advantage over women in sport. and just current policies men are competing against women of all ages in all sports. joe biden and kamala harris have advocated for, they've advocated for and pushed for this antiwoman sex based discrimination to continue all over this country. and point blank, it's unfair. so i would like to thank you, president trump, for standing with women and promising to protect the rights of all of us. and we are so lucky to have a leader like donald trump with common sense who knows what a strong woman is and will fight for generations of girls to come. thank you so much and god bless america. >> what a good job. thank you, lily. how about if we introduce each m

will: pin hook is close to roanoke, by the way, what is that, kind of central virginia?e we're looking at there? will: will yeah. i wondered what part of virginia or, really beautiful. rachel: it is such a beautiful state. pete: what's the name of the lake? obviously huge. got a little island -- will: smith mountain lake. pete: smith mountain lake. wow. shout-out to you. rachel: we begin this second hour with a fox news alert. this is a good one for president trump, it's our final call of the 2024 presidential race. president-elect trump has officially flipped arizona. adding that to his historic win. pete: that means trump's sweeping all seven battleground states, lifting his total number of electoral college votes to3 12, the most won by a republican presidential candidate since 1988. will: this comes as white house press secretary karine jean-pierre revealed trump and biden will meet in the oval office on wednesday. meanwhile, demonstrations popping up in places like new york and seattletesting the election and fierce over deportations and -- fears over deportations a

tomorrow in virginia, deep in roanoke county will be there with governor youngkin.has a state wired and he said this yesterday. >> virginia is far more competitive than any of the pundits would have believed. i remind everybody, donald trump, of course, against joe biden in 2020, joe biden won by ten points. we came back the next year and were able to win virginia and virginians are ready for strength back in the white house. that's why this state is far more competitive than people would have thought. >> bill: harold, i will start with you. i don't know if you want to talk about virginia or maybe the fact that keep your powder dry. we could very well have surprises come tuesday night. >> no doubt. rich and i were talking in the greenroom. this is an unusual election. cheney endorsing a democrat and kennedy endorsing a republican. interesting things are happening. if you listen to governor youngkin, two years ago he mounted a campaign to win the house and senate there in virginia and lost it on the abortion issue. interesting to see how that plays. we talked on the

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immigrants, promising to launch a mass deportation operation if elected, and inviting members of the roanokelege swim team on stage who spoke out against transgender women competing in women's sport. >> we won't be changing your children's gender with their transgender craziness. >> reporter: now i will say there is a downside to trump's busy schedule. he was running hugely late, well over an hour to each of his events yesterday. the crowds were smaller, and by the last event, the former president did seem to have a lot less energy. he joked about whether he should do half of his speech. he starts in pennsylvania, and then comes back here to north carolina, and ends in georgia. gio? >> gio: all right, maryalice. thank you so much. >>> now let's go to the harris campaign. back in michigan today after also campaign in that blue wall state on friday. abc's selina wang is with us. good morning, selina. >> reporter: vice president harris is blitzing through the battle ground states. she's in michigan after making a surprising appearance on "saturday night live." she is pulling out all of the stop

and if i move it a little bit closer, the shade right in here, it includes windsor, santa rosa, roanoke park, glen ellen, sonoma. we've been watching the russian river. this is expected to go above flood stage later tonight, and it will impact areas like johnson's resort, parker's resort, creekside resort, riverside park. continuing on with the rain, i'll have a look at what we can expect when it's finally going to move out. what we can expect for the weekend and beyond. back to you. >> all right. thank you. rosemary, a santa rosa man sharing some video with us of the storm damage on mark west springs road in the north bay. take a look. >> the river. that's where my car used to be parked. and there's one of them down there. it's mine now. >> we showed you the sight at the top of the show. a cascade of water and mud pushing two cars downhill. you can see from this clip they're crushed between trees that also got caught in that landslide. sonoma county has been hard hit by the storm. officials say more than two dozen roads remain closed because of flooding and mudslides, and staying in so

it could have gone the way of roanoke. right. and plymouth almost goes the way of run up. but they you know, they managed to bring in their first harvest, including indian corn. right. which native people have taught them how to grow. so it looks like they're going to survive for longer than they had anticipated. and they decide it's time to take a break. pause. let our hair down a little bit right. did they dance? oh, that's a good question. i. i know, i know there are games of skill and strength, you know, so their target practice is wrestling. okay. you know, you don't want to offend god with, you know, provocative dancing. you know, i don't know what the puritans did. yeah, you'll have to ask somebody about that. someone else about that, you know. but yeah. so they're having a feast and then all of a sudden usher mcquinn massasoit, the wampanoag leader shows up with 90 men. okay, well, you know, there's only about 50 english colonies at this point, so and you know, they're not all men. so all these native warriors show up at plymouth colony. had they did something attr

blood thirsty criminals in jail or kick them the hell out of our country and inviting members of the roanoke college swim team on stage who spoke out against transgender women competing in women's sports. >> we won't be changing your children's gender with their transgender craziness. >> now, one stop on the campaign trail for vice president harris was saturday night live. if you were watching last night, the presidential candidate portrayed herself alongside actor maya rudolph last night, who plays harris on the show. the skit involved rudolph nervously preparing for a campaign speech and as you see in these photos, harris appeared in a mirror dressed identical to her. and it's a similar skit donald trump did back in 2015 when he appeared on nfl, snl. in his first presidential bid, harris made her first appearance on the show, which has seen several presidential candidates over its decades long run in battleground states where former president trump and vice president harris are neck and neck voters are being bombarded. abc seven news reporter monica madden gives you perspective through the

this is roanoke county. i do have that on the screen? that a sale in virginia.t is where trump went for the rally the other day with glenn youngkin. as you guys were talking here, this is part of our fox insights. any time we see an outline here, we go in. loudoun county, we have mentioned this. this is a 16-point advantage for kamala harris. you've almost got all the estimated vote in right now, and trump is doing 3.4 points better now with 98% of the vote reporting than he did in 2020. that's pretty interest, interesting. the other thing i'll point out while i'm here, fairfax county, almost two-thirds of the vote in. this is where all the people are. number 1 out of 133. biden was an easy winner at 70% of the vote. right now across from washington, d.c., she is underperforming in the most populated county in the entire state. do you have something else? gotcha, okay. go ahead, guys. >> is that the biggest county? because the campaigns are saying they got big votes still out of virginia and they still believe they -- >> bill: i'll tell you what i'll do here, i

glenn in roanoke virginia independent line. >> caller: i would say not to release it because more thanikely hurt his chances of getting confirmed. i think the basic effort trump is putting forward is, had indicated before the election he said he wanted to terminate the constitution. he felt that he needed some retribution. he wanted to go after his political enemies. and so by bringing in people like gaetz and all of these other folks that were presented to be a part of the cabinet, it's going to hurt trump's chances of essentially becoming the autocrat and dictator that americans voted for. they want someone that's going to be a strong man who is total control over all of the different departments and social and political and military issues that come forth. people want that. so releasing this would just hurt chances of someone who's going to follow trump right down the line. >> host: and here's mike, sorry, may in miami, florida, democrat. >> caller: good morning. >> host: go right ahead. >> caller: i think they should leave it alone. trump is in there and did what he did. let this m

this is another michael in roanoke, virginia, good morning. caller: good morning. i spent 20 years in the air force. i have a great time. now, this is one thing i can say. anybody that's in general society has one way or another made their way into the military, i don't care what anybody say. you have gang members. you have races. you have all kind. but at the end of the day, what i saw after 20 years and two deployment overseas in combat is that when it was time to come together, men and women, we did it. and we did it, and we served our country. so what i would like to see the trump administration do is go back and find out with all these veterans who were not eligible for disability and try to get them disability and keep his hands off the disability system with this project 25, 2025, and all those people in his administration that were worth of the 2025 that he claimed that he didn't know about. so at the end of the day, we are all one nation. we are all -- we're not all one people. we're all kinds of people. but at the end of the day, we should all come togeth

. >> possibly, except he wouldn't go to salem, virginia, which is right next to roanoke, virginia.obably you should go to north carolina. i think he's scheduled to be in north carolina four times here in the final days. i think that tells anybody, you don't have to be a political analyst, that the trump camp must feel that north carolina is not nailed down. otherwise, why go there four times? so that's significant, and i have had other people tell me that is the reading, that north carolina is more competitive than you would expect. i'm always suspicious, because in 2016, a lot of people in north carolina, political people, thought hillary clinton was going to win it. of course, trump did. and then in 2020, biden was well ahead in the polling averages in north carolina, and he lost to trump again. so, i don't know what's happening there, but i do know there must be something afoot. otherwise, they wouldn't be sending trump there four times. and the other state i would point out is nevada, where clearly there's been some population change and maybe some other changes that seem to be