sam brown, another maga extremist trying to cut social security and medicare. >> gas prices are up 2%housing and grocery prices are through the roof, and nevada has the second-highest unemployment in the nation. for -- but career politicians do not seem to care. >> multimillionaires like jacky rosen don't get us. i'm not a politician. neither are you. after the military, i worked in a warehouse as part of a small business. i will work to down prices. i'm sam brown, and i approve this message. >> god did not create us to be equal to men. >> the people already know who the legitimate governor is, and you're looking at her, steve. >> i don't believe in abortion. it is not health care. it is the killing come the sacrifice, the execution of a baby in the mother's womb. >> ♪ hit the road jack don't you come back no more no more no more no more ♪ >> one of the most far left people in congress. >> he has voted with joe biden and kamala harris 100% of the time. >> an essential partner to president biden and me. click is radical. this is not where arizona is. we want safe orders, safe streets.

i'm sam brown and i approve this message. do you think is that having on central voters. guest: both are compelling messages pray nevada's estate where there -- it's a really libertarian lean when you think about nevada. easy marriage, easy divorce, vegas. it's pretty firmly pro-abortion rights state. the ballot measures got about two thirds support and there will be a ballot measure this sierra nevada to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitutions of democrats are hoping independent voters that that will be compelling to left-leaning independence. by the same token nevada people say when the economy sneezes nevada catches a cold because it such a tourism-based economy. so it had the highest unemployment during covid. obviously that's gone down a lot. but they had the highest unemployment and gas prices have been really high there. things are grocery prices are still high. so republicans like sam brown are hoping the economic message for people feeling the pain in nevada, a lot of low income are middle-class workers e

sam brown, sam brown. his wife is fantastic also, a me.am brown has given up more than anybody who has ever run for the united states senate. remember that. he's given up more, he's given up more than anybody who's ever run for the united states senate. he's a hero too, a real brave person. sam is a fearless patriot and purple heart recipient who served our country as a u.s. army captain, totally respected in afghanistan where he was very severely wounded. but sam survived got persevered, came back and is stronger than ever, a great guy, i've gotten to know him well. i said to him tonight, sam, i'm going to be the border president , you should be the border senator and he said im, i actually am. and he's the border, think of him when you vote. he's going to close up the borders. she wants to leave your border open. he became a small businessman and a leader in nevada and now he's going to fight for this state like nobody has ever fought before. sam brown will vote to secure our border, stop inflation, strengthen our military, defend religi

pete: retired army captain and nevada senate candidate sam brown joins us now. re, thank you for your service. you were on stage, you were there yesterday with donald trump. what's the feeling on the ground both at the presidential level and in your senate race? >> you know, look, people are excited. there is, there's so much on the line for this country right now, and president trump has displayed the warrior spirit, you know? yesterday was two different anniversaries. one, it was just two months after president trump had been shot in pennsylvania, but it was also the 4-year anniversary for the first president trump rally i ever went to in minedden, nevada, as a volunteer. as part of the american dream that can only really happen here in america, i went from being a volunteer four years ago to standing on the stage as the republican nominee for u.s. senate right here in las vegas and even had the opportunity to present president trump with a book that that i just published about my alive day, how to find purpose and hope after losing everything. and to be able t

i'm sam brown and i approve this message.ost: what kind of impact do you think is that having on central voters. guest: both are compelling messages pray nevada's estate where there -- it's a really libertarian lean when you think about nevada. easy marriage, easy divorce, vegas. it's pretty firmly pro-abortion rights state. the ballot measures got about two thirds support and there will be a ballot measure this sierra nevada to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitutions of democrats are hoping independent voters that that will be compelling to left-leaning independence. by the same token nevada people say when the economy sneezes nevada catches a cold because it such a tourism-based economy. so it had the highest unemployment during covid. obviously that's gone down a lot. but they had the highest unemployment and gas prices have been really high there. things are grocery prices are still high. so republicans like sam brown are hoping the economic message for people feeling the pain in nevada, a lot of low income ar

running against wacky jacky is an american hero named sam brown. sam brown.rown has given up more than anybody who has ever run for the united states senate. remember that. he has given up more than anybody who has ever run for the u.s. senate. he is a hero. real brave person. he is a fearless patriot and purple heart recipient who served his country as a u.s. army captain, totally respected in afghanistan where he was very severely wounded. but sam survived and persevered. he came back stronger than ever. he is a great guy i have gotten, to know him well. and i said to him tonight, sam, i will be the border president. you should be the border senator. he said, "i am. i actually am." [laughs] he believes this. think of him when you vote. he will close up the borders she wants to leave your border open. he became a small businessman and leader here in nevada, and now he will fight for this state but nobody has ever fought before. [applause] sam brown will vote to secure our border, stop inflation, strengthen our military, defend religious liberty, and cut taxe

i'm sam brown and i approve this message. what kind of impact do you think is that having on central voters. guest: both are compelling messages pray nevada's estate where there -- it's a really libertarian lean when you think about nevada. easy marriage, easy divorce, vegas. it's pretty firmly pro-abortion rights state. the ballot measures got about two thirds support and there will be a ballot measure this sierra nevada to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitutions of democrats are hoping independent voters that that will be compelling to left-leaning independence. by the same token nevada people say when the economy sneezes nevada catches a cold because it such a tourism-based economy. so it had the highest unemployment during covid. obviously that's gone down a lot. but they had the highest unemployment and gas prices have been really high there. things are grocery prices are still high. so republicans like sam brown are hoping the economic message for people feeling the pain in nevada, a lot of low income are mi

even finished for sam brown. and so you'll see dc republicans, the national republican senatorial committee. they're going to kick in and they have kicked in millions of dollars in nevada. but i think as they think about it vis-a-vis other states brown can absolutely still win particularly if trump wins nevada. but i think it's perhaps not as promising to them as well. once was compared to certainly montana and ohio and maybe even michigan. >> yeah, really interesting, right? gabby birenbaum for us this morning, gabby, always grateful to have you. thank you very much for being here all right. >> let's turn now to sports heavy rain ahead of hurricane helene forces the final two games of a pivotal series between the mets and the braves to be postponed. any shot andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report, andy, good morning. >> good morning. kasie. so major league baseball, they could have got ahead of all of this and started the mets brave series on monday, and then moved yesterday's game two noon. but they di

we need to vote for trump and other candidates like sam brown and keep pushing.worked, we had a better economy under trump. i cannot be on another democratic diet for another four years. >> todd: harold, talking about crime, harris neglecting to mention crime, trump put her and fbi on full blast. >> she was movement to defund the police, all of a sudden, no, i never said it. the public was not fooled, they saw through it. kamala's lies like crime statistics. fbi did not report most crime-ridden cities. if anybody in this audience does not think there is more crime, there are, they gave false numbers. >> todd: harold, you are a former nypd police officer, y. kamala harris is soft on crime and soft on criminals, is that message getting through to north carolina voter? >> well, i'm skeptical, most voters are misinformed and they make bad decisions and put bad people in office. as far as crime goes, if you numbers, you can control statistics. nypd has been fudging numbers for years, it is no accident. how many people are not reporting crime because nothing is going t

sam brown he's the senate candidate for republicans in nevada he says voters are eager for a new economic path in the country. >> people are literally worried about being able to keep a roof over their head those are issues i'm focused on base those are issues that nevadians are focused on they need champion, relief and they need hope. >> vice president harris she's in d.c. this afternoon for a fund raiser back on the trail next week even teaming up with oprah for one event harris sat down with the abc affiliate infield for an interview and trump is harping on comment claiming it shows she was unable to answer in a coherent manner. >> my approach is about new ideas, new policies that are directed at the current moment. and also to be very honest with you, my focus is very much and what we need to do over the next ten, 20 years. to catch up to the 21st century around again capacity, but also challenging. reporter: so that was the interview with the local abc affiliate harris has yet to do formal conference since becoming the nominee and raising more than $47 million since the debate. he sa

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jacky rosen up on sam brown.e a built-in advantage in those races but somehow democrats are doing very well. and that can help harris. >> bret: that is true. let me turn topics. this is the attorney general today talking about russian interferenced. >> justice department's message is clear. we have no toler rance for attempts by authoritarian regimes to exploit our democratic system, unfortunately, we know that russia is not the only foreign power seeking to interfere in our elections? that includes recently reported activities by iran to compromise former president trump's campaign. >> bret: very specific on iran. this is the part about russia. r.t. russia today propaganda most obvious when it matters on importance russia. public opinion about ukraine and the united states, when direct propaganda is not effective, however, r.t. has pursued maligned influence campaigns in countries opposed to its policies, including the united states in an effort to sow domestic weaken objectives. not too many specifics. mollie,

we're also hearing from if sam brown, the republican senate candidate in nevada. he says he hears from voters constantly the only issue that seems to matter ahead of november would be the economy. if. >> people are literally worried about being able to keep a roof over their head. those are the issues that i'm focused on because those are the issues nevadans are focused on, and they need a champion, they need help, they need relief, they need hope. >> reporter: we're also watching the trump campaign and the rnc filing a lawsuit just this week, neil, here in north dakota accusing the democratic secretary of state the of not monitoring voter rolls, essentially allowing noncitizens to the stay on the voter rolls in order to vote in november in nevada. but the secretary's office said just this week that nevada has one of the most safe, secure and accessible elections in the country. neil? neil: you know, i was -- i lost a bet on this, mark. i thought you'd be complaining about the heat. i discovered that it's 72 degrees there, i think around there. that's a dry kind o

>> pete: we have got a great weekend show coming up sam brown nevada senate candidate.p. interested in what he thinks about the current state of the presidential race going to be wisconsin -- excuse me, i don't know who is at where. wisconsin at alabama or alabama at wisconsin. we'll find out, tune in. join us. >> ainsley: all right. good deal. we will be watching. thanks y'all, have a good weekend. >> pete: all right, you got it. >> ainsley: bye. trump says no tax on overtimes. taylor reconciliation on the latest policy announcement coming up next on chewy, save 35% and shop all your favorite brands. for any taste, or any diet, at prices you love. delivered fast. for low prices, for life of pets, there's chewy. (vo) kate made progress with her mental health, but her medication caused unintentional movements in her face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended-release td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced kate's td movements. some people saw a response as

senator jacky rosen has comfortably outperformed bp harris in nevada polls, she is up 10 points on sam brownll. and brown, like many other republican candidates is struggling with the topic of abortion as nevadans prepare to vote on a ballot amendment that would enshrine the right to abortion in the state's constitution. but the biggest vulnerability democrats have in their quest to hold the senate, is in states that are comfortably in trump's column, montana and ohio. in montana, jon tester is facing an uphill battle to keep his seat in a state that donald trump won by 16 points in 2020. while ohio political powerhouse sherrod brown is leading republican bernie marino and the latest polls, the key to both of these races is really three words, margin of error. joining me now to discuss the landscape for the senate, are two democrats who know how to win tough races in red states. warmer alabama senator doug jones and former governor of montana steve bullock. welcome. governor bullock, let's start with democratic senator jon tester, who is a good friend of yours. you been involved with his cam

she's leading more by more over sam brown band, kamala harris is right now over to trump. i do think those numbers are going to tighten up at the end of the day. jacky rosen will return as our us senator. >> and finally, sir, before i let you go, are you confident in the infrastructure that nevada has set up in a situation where we've already had donald trump talking about the potential for rigged contests he, in a very close election, he is. there are clear signs that he may be challenging results. are you ready for that absolutely you know, i'm known to say that we stay rid of so we don't have to get ready my office alaska around in 2020 had two band off and defend against bogus and half a dozen frivolous, meritless a lawsuits that were filed against the state of nevada. >> argument that the integrity of our elections have been undermined in at the end of the day, we were able to provide those lawsuits because they were wrong and we view that as a test run for 2024. and we were correct about that. they've been suing us for months now and they've been losing in court agai

endorsed the former president's bid for the white house and also backing nevada's gop senate candidate, sam brown. mr. trump took questions while at the event, telling the crowd he did not know about bomb threats in springfield, ohio, after his unsubstantiated claims that immigrants were eating pets there. i don't know what happened with the bomb threats. i know that it's been taken over by illegal migrants, and that's a terrible thing that happens. springfield was this beautiful town, and now they're going through hell. it's a sad thing. i'm not going to happen with me. this comes a day after the former president's visit to the bay area for a fundraiser for democratic presidential nominee kamala harris. in virginia tonight, harris is attending the congressional black caucus foundation's annual phoenix awards gala. president biden also at that event, held in mount vernon. mr. biden delivered a speech that touched on many topics from the environment to generational wealth. harris opened her comments by saying it has been the honor of a lifetime to serve as his vice president. she went on to delive

ernst with our great candidate tim sheehy i guess it was two nights ago, and we've done events for sam brown in utah, pennsylvania, maryland, nebraska, trying to help get back control of the u.s. senate. i had a great visit at the convention with speaker johnson, so we are committed to do her part either nationally and the state. i don't think it's going to be an issue with our republican incumbents in georgia. the point is, we all need to be working hard to keep georgia moving in the right direction. if we can do in 2024 what we did in 2020, it will end the narrative that georgia is a purple state. it's a tough state here now, it's a lot different than it was when i first got into politics when sonny perdue won the governor's race and we couldn't control the state senate. but it is still estate we can win if we have all the mechanics and things that you need to do in an election, we raise enough money and we have a good chance. so regardless of all the noise, we are plowing ahead. >> so you sure are hanging out with a lot of people running for the u.s. senate. any thoughts on your future? g

and we have done events for sam brown. larry hogan in maryland. pete richards in nebraska. trying to help get back control of the u.s. senate. and i had a great visit at the convention with speaker johnson so we are committed to doing our part either nationally or in the state. i don't think there will be an issue with our republican incumbent in georgia. my point is, we all need to be working hard to keep georgia moving in the right direction. if we can do in 2024 but we did in 2020, it will end the narrative that georgia is a purple state. it is a testate here now. it is a lot different than when i first got into politics and we took control of the state tenant. but it is still a state we can win if we have, you know, all the mechanics and things that you need to do in an election. we raised enough money and have good candidates. you know, regardless of all the noise, we are plowing ahead. >> so you sure are hanging out with a lot of people running for the u.s. senate. any thoughts on your future? >> well, i am hoping maybe we get big enough majorities in the u.s. senate

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sam darnold, former 49er aired it out, 59 yards, and they found justin jefferson who got by brown and this 97-yard touchdown is the longest passing touchdown ever allowed by san francisco. you bet, jefferson did the gritty dance after that one. 10-0 vikings. third quarter, now 13-7. minnesota's defense continues to make life difficult for purdy. another tipped pass. picked off by josh. first two takeaways from the vikings defense in the second half. on the very next play, here is darnold again. projected to end the third and minnesota on the move again with aaron jones on the screen pass, got inside the five, but it was fred warner again who punched it free. he forced three fumbles this season. and 49ers recovered near the goal line, which is the start of every fourth quarter, the 99-yard drive. jordan mason scored to make it a six-point game. mason ran for 100 yards and 20 carries. san francisco got to within six of that defense, where they could not get that big stop. daniel on third down. set up the other field goal with that play as the vikings. they won this one by the final of23

does it mean when i say on dominican, what does it mean where sam, apple dominican or ethel caribbean? was it mean for me to say them brown in this country? i'm also black and white. i'm not black enough. you know there's, there's constant pushing, pull conversations and dialogues that happen and love it happens relationship to others. you know, other people who are in front of me or who see me, who try to figure out like, where are you from them? like i'm from new york to the. i mean, i can answer it that way, but i also know what they're trying to ask me what they're trying to discover. mm hm. so um yeah, if it continues to find itself in my work and, and yeah, and also i'm also letting the other influences that i have either to stick influences cultural influences, find their way in to the working in a form to work and shape the work. you know, i would ask you to like in your art um you know, if you could share a bit of like what, what in your arts, where do you see your story in your off? you know, where do you see here, whatever part of that journey you know, where do you see that influence in your when i come, i com

sam darnold goes deep deep deep to justin jefferson 97 yards. when this run is over the longest play the 49ers defense has allowed in franchise history vikings take a ten nothing lead gabe brown, second year safety boy this wasn't his best night. yeah, niners safeties got picked on all day long and brown got caught peeking in the backfield. we don't know why, since justin jefferson is the most dangerous guy on the field. in that instance, things would be much worse if fred warner didn't play for the 49ers. a beautiful read a beautiful catch, great athleticism, a leap. and he picks off darnold to change the momentum. not only is fred warner the best defensive player on the niners right now, he's the best defensive player in football. ensuing drive 49ers cash and brock purdy george kittle seven yard connection, 13 seven vikings at the half. but the 49ers are on the board. but too much self-inflicted wounds. third quarter 49ers deep in their own territory, and purdy is picked off by josh metellus. and that would set up a viking touchdown that made it 20 to 7. rod, what did you think of this pass? well, it was just another situation where brock purdy is just not comfortable. that