that is record bernie sanders became most vocal defender of. it loobed like biden was going to be kicked out, he said this man needs to stay in, so good on climate action. bern better than, it is not a got you moment. 28% don't know where she stands. what i found to be one of the more interest ing points from te new "new york times" sienna poll, how much she has to grow with young people, latinos and black voters who want to know more about her. the issue with trump, has he hit his ceiling? it is clear kamala, she may lose the election, she still has room to grow and has to tell people, this is who i am and how i governor for next eight years. >> judge jeanine: greg, the harris campaign is downplaying her performance before it happens. what is that about? >> greg: good strategy. you can't lose if people underestimate you. she will always -- she wasn't that bad. jesse made a good point. i wish she was flip flopping, then that assumes actual change. it is a flip-flop flip, which is actually a lie. they always change, bernie pointed it out and jes

just say, sarah huckabee sanders sarah huckabee sanders to say something worse, it can be he's going to yeah. well, saying her name isn't a bad thing. >> he has like say it three times because like a drooping the answer is sarah huckabee sanders. >> let's see what she said at a trump rally in arkansas this week so my kids keep me humble unfortunately kamala harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble. >> i think what sarah huckabee sanders said about kamala harris is not a fair assertion to say that she has no one at home to keep her humble is not true when she has this person hey sanders kids said to help keep her humble, were voting democrat suffer? take your target. >> i'm back sarah huckabee sanders kids keep her humble my sweet daughter reaches up, pats my shoulder and says, it's ok, mommy, one day you can be pretty too eyes imagine saying that to your mother car on my way to target you, say that once i feel like i could play sarah huckabee sanders in the movie version of sarah huckabee sanders time i see her, i think my god, i looked just like her. >> do you think sarah huc

i think bernie sanders is really an economic progressive.nk he's jealous of how the republican party through donald trump has become the party of the working class. he wishes that kamala harris had come up with no tax on overtime. no tax on -- pete: you think so? i think he wants more taxes. rachel: no. what he wants is he wants his party to be perceived as the party of, working class. he wants more taxes on the rich, but guess what? the rich, 80% of them are democrats, by the way. they are the party of the elites. so i think, actually, sanders is not much of a power broker in that party. i think the party is run by heats who are very much -- by elites who are very much tied to wall street. that's what i think. i think that's a man with no place, actually. pete: he's been shut out twice in the primary. brian: a lot of his stuff got done this last term though. rachel: obama robbed him. pete: sure. but you can't deny even if he's not a power broker, as brian said, a lot of what he's advocated fors have -- has become policy -- brian: he was he

chair sanders? >> senator murphy? >> thank you so much for having this hearing and thank you for being here. senator cassidy, thank you for putting it together as well. i worked on this two decades. i led connecticut's first effort to put in place debt consumer practices when i was a state legislature and compared the public health committee and excited to have introduced a bipartisan piece of legislation with senator braun, the medical debt transparency act that would make a number of incremental but important reforms for the current system. one of the things we've seen in connecticut, for instance, is sunlight often changes providers who have extraordinarily high rates of referring claims to debt collection agencies well outside of the state mean better practices and when we took our state reform effort, yale new haven was an outlier, being much more aggressive in collecting debt and frankly now they're one of the most consumer friendly hospitals because of sunlight. danbury hospital was at the top of the list but i

sand i'm sure that bernie sanders wa in his darkest moments... was doing pretty well. >> she will sell her leftist agenda? to win? >> you mean like salad out? she hasn't parroted any of these open borders stuff, medicare for all, defund the police, any of0. it since 2019. i know that there's this debate about how much... that is her record for better or for worse. that isn't a far left record. that's a record that bernie sanders became the most vocal advocate and defender of anyonel . it looked like biden was good to be pushed out, he was like joe biden needs to stay end. this man is accomplishing things that are good for america and they never even dreamed of having someone who was so goodoo on climate action for instance. ernie sanders, it's not a gotcha moment he said 20 percent don't know where she stands, what i found to be one of the more interesting points... is how much room she has to gro with 53% of young people, 43% o latinos, 41% of black voters who say they want to know more about her. the issue has been with trump, has he hit his ce

that is a crept toshach sanders.ast week was not good against nebraska at all and he didn't know how to handle the adversity this year. they responded in a major way. rich: and the offensive line play is a huge, huge sign of improvement tonight. this rocky mountain showdown. lopsided after that first quarter. colorado state had a 3-0 lead. colorado got it in gear. remember, they scored going into the half. got the ball to start the second half. fowler-nicolosi flushed. fires it down the sideline and it's incomplete. and that's it. game over. for colorado, they'v won seven straight in this rivalry game. 28-9 is the final score. and a handshake there between deion sanders and jay norvell. breach but a handshake. travis hunter put an absolute this guy has got to be on everybody's heisman list. ross: he's must-see. i think that's one of the reasons why the ratings are so big when colorado place. obviously deion sanders is one reason. but i love watching number 12 play football how that you? rich: look at that. you see th

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ai sarah huckabee sanders is better than this, but she's playing to the crowd. she conditioned out, but can't take it always. and it's just to get those chairs and those hoots and hollers to take these cheap shots at their opponent. focus on the policies. it's not that hard all right, guys. thanks so much really appreciate the conversation this morning. good to see you. we'll be right back this blitzer didn't it sits on cnn gabbard your, mouth. is how much you spend every month on subscriptions really have like two or three right? >> as we all think, when in reality, there's so much more that we don't even know we're paying for. so how do i put more of this cash back of my pocket? >> like it when he's a financial at there shows you every subscription you're paying for. even that when he forgot about from five years ago, i can't believe i'm still paying for this i'll call it gets right now he's document even cancel it for you. >> really have to do is tap a few buttons and they take care of it della rocket money today here's some information about replacing window

sanders: mr.ver seen anything like it. mr. trump: well, it's been a great experience. it's a dangerous business, however, being president, it's a little bit dangerous. it's, you know, they think race car driving is dangerous. no, they think bull riding. that's pretty scary. right. no, this is a dangerous business and we have to keep it safe. gov. sanders: mr. president. i don't think there's a person, certainly in this room tonight and probably anywhere in the country, that doesn't remember exactly where they were on july 13th, that saturday when a horrific thing happened, an attack, not just on you, but what i see as an attack on our entire country. [crowd chanting] they have -- i joined with everyone in. i -- we know that you were tough. we saw it every day on the campaign. we saw it when you were president, but i don't think anybody was prepared for what we saw that day. and now it's happened not once but twice. you've literally taken a bullet for our country, and yet you keep fighting. you nev

as kamala harris flip flops her way to the middle, far left senator bernie sanders says the quiet part out loud, what she's doing to win. >> i don't think she's abandoning her ideas, she is trying to be pragmatic in order to win the election. >> lawrence: trying to hide it. >> brian: fox news alert. house republicans revealing failures and there is a lot of them that led to the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. >> it could have been prevented if the state department did its law and executed plan of evacuation, they did not do that. >> brian: make it conditions based. nikki haley says policy is one of the v.p.'s weakest points. >> lawrence: and tyreek hill handcuffed after police put him in handcuffs outside the stadium. >> ainsley: final hour of "fox and friends" start right now, mornings are better with us, with friends. >> steve: cue us chris. we are less than 48 hours from the abc presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris you can see on fox. >> brian: the vice president says she is ready, she is prepping for the debate. >> lawrence: rich edson is at the white

she cosponsored with ernie sanders in the senate. >> in 2017 you supported it bernie sanders proposalway with private insurance and create a government wranna healthcare system, two years later you proposed a plan that included a private insurance option. what is your plan today? >> absolutely first of all i support over the last four years as vice president of private healthcare action. >> do support a medicare for all bill initially cosponsored by bernie sanders? i believe it will do totally live made private insurance, as a people out of there that like their insurance, they'll get to keep it? >> listen, the idea is everybody gets access to medical care. you do not have to go through the process of going through an insurance company, having them get you approval, go through the paperwork and delay. not having that situation we have to weight for approval in a doctor's as well, i don't know if your insurance company will cover this. resident limiting all of that peak let's move on. >> sean: so did she cosponsored the bill? she do not actually supported, or is she lying? that brings

she is to the left of bernie sanders.he would be in a commune with bernie sanders not white house. he went on meet to press to say she is a progressive and moderating herself to win the election. incumbent upon donald trump to remind americans economy was better, peace in the world. border was better and it all changed because of kamala harris. >> harris: one thing i would say to both of you is donald trump can do all of that but the american people know what the truth is right now because they are living it and with some of the highest credit debt we have seen in the history of the nation since we've had credit cards, that's where we sit right now under this presidency. great to see you both. thank you so much for a great debate. tune in to fox news democracy 24 special coverage of the abc presidential debate. begins on our network at 8:00 p.m. eastern. stay with us for the best analysis in the business. that's all right here on fnc. sanctuary cities are getting crushed under the weight of the very people they were welco

that is colin allred, so i will be working on his behalf. >> so, when dick cheney cuts his bernie sanders at she will go cut for colin allred. she might be part of ushering in a pro-democracy movement in november. >> my quip is you have a bernie sanders and dick cheney adventure. stick with me on this now, thinking about my career. so, when the underboss of the campaign flipped and cooperated, there were sort of shockwaves through the gambino family and every other new york family. what we saw was a parade of leaders because suddenly it was something you could do, even though these people had taken a new vote. as was mentioned, it is a permission structure of oh, i can do this. i think with politics, speaking as a citizen politics, it's almost like religion or a tribe. something so much that is part of you in terms of i am a democrat or republican, you don't think about the ability to step out of it to say i'm going to vote in a different party. so to see somebody who is as republican as you can possibly get, as dick cheney and seeing that he has said, in a way that is more real than just

you know, bernie sanders, sen, bernie sanders of vermont. kind of let it out back the other day that come all the harris will do and say anything she has to say to get elected. and i, and that's part of the game and we were at the very end stretch of a very critical election here. so she's going to say all those words, so she presents it well. she did not really. uh, she wasn't as shaky as i thought she would be. up until now. we don't really know who kamala harris is. right. and she did do a lot of interviews. this is a 1st taste of her for a lot of americans. and i think that as far as policy goes, if i were true, i think he had a missed opportunity here. he should said, look, come on harris. you have 50 days left before the election. why don't you go back to washington and do all of those things that you're promising to night to do? yeah, but yeah, and apparently look at it. he could have been, i think it could, he could have close the entire so called debate after harris was asked the 1st question, essentially ronald reagan's question, a

politics, bernie sanders let the cat out of the bag says kamala harris is moving to the center only to get elected, not goodwill that real kamala harris please stand up she took a brief stroll with her husband on sunday into a debate prep again all day today. trump has received a bump in the polls, the times polls shows him up slightly, 48 trump, 47 harris kamala harris has lost momentum. on the show the europeans investigate themselves, they're not competitive they're falling behind. a blue-ribbon commission is calling for a new industrial policy. how about new politics, drop bureaucratic socialism, just a thought. dave portnoy will join us, alas the question, should taylor swift get involved in politics, i have no idea what he's going to say. monday september 9, 2024, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ under pressure, what's under pressure, the debate, it is a monday morning in midtown manhattan, there's not much traffic is there. are we the only ones here. one day away from the presidential debate between donald trump and president harris and a new poll from the new york ti

senator bernie sanders pointing out that the list price for these drugs is much higher in the u.s. than in other countries. look at the difference in germany or wegovy in denmark. >> the outrageously high price of these drugs could bankrupt medicare and radically increase premiums. >> reporter: and that could mean people who may need what may be life-saving drugs pmay not get them. >> is this acceptable to you? >> any prospect of patients not getting access to the medicine they need, i think, is terrifying. we don't decide the price for patients. that's set by, by insurance companies. >> reporter: he argues the pricing system in the u.s. is mostly to blame. specifically, pharmacy benefit managers or pbms that wield enormous power over the drugs and the prices patients pay, according to a study by the ftc, which says that these powerful middle men may be profiting a squeezing pharmacies. >> we got to get serious about the pbm reform. >> reporter: senator sanders announcing three of the largest pbms say they are willing to expand access to the drugs if the company lowered its prices.

and that is ahead of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren.ack she can't lie and change her positions and get out of it. and that's why you see the kind of polling you saw yesterday in the new york times to mark americans get it, they want strength back in the white house, not weakness. >> sean: all of this information, all these comments, radical positions, extreme positions frankly dangerous for the country positions, that she has made, she has a press conference, she's only done one interview for 16 minutes and 29 sec seconds. in the media has allowed her to get away with it. that is -- and voting is starting now in states like north carolina, delaware and a week from tomorrow in pennsylvania. i mean, it's so unfair -- >> eleven days in virginia, sean. >> sean: 11 days -- and sadly i don't think any -- abc will lose their job tomorrow night because living in a tent for her the whole time. >> will she certainly cannot do it television interview because i think she is really concerned that the truth will come out. you been through the litany

senator bernie sanders, where they essentially said "she is still with me." pretty close.e happened in the last few years." that is bernie sanders and a harris spokesman basically saying "pay no attention to her positions of the past, pay no attention to her vice presidential record. let's focus on feeling good and winning an election." i think voters should be skeptical of that. >> there was some skepticism in democratic ranks today. this poll had people freaked out a bit, the ones i talked to. the head-to-head has trump 48-47, but if you look inside of that poll, harris -- do need to learn more? 20% says they need to learn more about harris. it is one poll, but they had people moving. >> think there's any question. >> if there is any big bounce after bite him, doesn't seem to have continued now approaching mid-september. as people watch the debate, but it's a clear message from the polls. about stage presence. she able to stand there, opposite donald trump with all his bluster and his claims? strong, competent, willing to take them on. in her language, that's a reputatio

another hour of sander. that's a good day.for all the marbles because of the delay in early voting and north carolina, no one has cast a ballot yet and everybody will be looking at kamala harris to see if she explains her evolution on these policy issues which she has not gone to any length to do at this point only to say that my values have not changed. >> sandra: we will dig into these policies. people are asking her if these are policies. they are presented more in the form of talking points but we will do again. thank you so much for joining us everybody. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts. we will see you tomorrow. the story with martha starts right now.

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bernie sanders think she's trying to move to the center just to get elected.t has the ring of truth to it, she is pretending to change, how convenient that she reverses course on tracking she must win pennsylvania and fracking is a big industry there how convenient that she wants to raise capital to only 28% wealthy donors didn't like joe's idea so she to accommodate the wealthy, no tax on to she took that from trump she played well with the casino workers in vegas, nevada like pennsylvania is a must when battleground state kamala harris does not open herself up to interviews she's never been pinned down she went on cnn with tim walz backup but couldn't say what she would do on day one and her only answer to flip-flopping was my values haven't changed her website received a policy statement called a new way forward why is anything but clear is the grab bag of b vague statements that are handlers hope will move her to the center to get elected to the nearest loss of momentum. the new york times posters trump leads 48 to 47 the honeymoon has stalled voters don't

thank you, senator sanders. for months, this committee has engaged into a bipartisan investigation into steward healthcare, and the impact of delivery of care at its hospitals. and i would add, therefore on the impact of the healthcare of the patient's those hospitals served. it was quickly noted that the breakdown of manager chief executive officer, dr. ralph de la torre, is essential to its financial problems. steward's bankruptcy has nationwide implications, impacting more than 40 hospitals across eight states, including lynnwood regional medical center in westwood, louisiana. according to a report from the centers for medicare and medicaid services, a position at glenwood told a louisiana state inspector, the hospital was performing third world medicine. that is a quote. because of management decisions resulting in limited resources at glenwood, the state had to force the hospital to operate at one third capacity. one patient died waiting for a transfer to another hospital because glenwood lacked resources t

. >> what trump is saying about sarah huckabee sanders remarks at a town hall and a day after hundreds of hezbollah pagers exploded with devastating consequences across lebanon now, it's walkie talkies being targeted as well. and the death toll is rising evening, thanks very much for joining us. take a look at the live feed from uniondale on new york's long island, where the former president is holding his first rally since sunday's apparent attempt on his life. now, new york is not expected to be in play this election despite trump's recent claims that it could be the former president moments ago, blasted the harris campaign for saying he's a threat to democracy the and then immediately said that she is a threat to democracy it's time to stop the lives stopped the hoaxes, stop the smears stop the law lawfare of the fake lawsuits against me add stopped claiming your opponents will turn america into a dictatorship. >> give me a break fact is that i'm not a threat to democracy. they are well vice president harris mean tom spoke to the congressional hispanic caucus institutes leadership c

and senator sanders is joining us now. senator, great to have you here with us.nd for these drugs, but it will be really hard to pay for them, right? when you question the novo nordisk ceo, what answers will you be after? >> what we basically want to know why he is charging the american people 10 or 15 times more for the same exact product that he's charging people in europe, canada, and elsewhere. and i think basically he may say it, he can do it in the united states because he can get away with it. other countries have strong laws and they negotiate prices. in america historically, until very recently. drug companies could charge us any price they want. and in the case of ozempic and wegovy, we're dealing with the need to deal with epidemics, and diabetes and obesity. costing us lives, costing us a lot of suffering, and huge amounts of money, treating these illnesses. so you have a good drug, they have got to make this drug affordable for the american people, so we can begin to deal in an effective way with diabetes and obesity. >> novo nordisk argues the net p

bernie sanders says let me help you, sir. the vice president is looking to win over skeptical voters tomorrow night as a poll shows president trump leading by one point nationally. suggesting her momentum is stalling. >> bill: the harris team projecting confidence saying they're exactly where they expected to be at this point. >> our campaign chair put out a memo made it clear the race will be very close. america is a very divided country. we know it will be a very close race. >> bill: senator ted cruz is here live and talk to him about a number of issues. leading the coverage from the white house rich edson begins with us from the north lawn. >> harris maintained her values are the same but she has a new perspective how to fulfill those values. when it comes to fracking and issues like the border that harris has taken trump policy positions or abandoned her own. >> she had the tiebreaking vote on the inflation are you duck shun act. american recovery act that pumped 1.4 trillion into the economy that led to the inflation. th

were you surprised at all to hear sarah sanders, who obviously also is a mother? say this about kamala harris me and i'm you know, unfortunately, i wasn't surprised. >> i think governor sanders has shown herself to america as well and she is the first it's time that she has said some things that has been a little bit questionable. and so i wasn't necessarily surprised. i was disappointed for the moms across the country whose families take different forms and shapes my daughter is adopted that she think that me and my wife aren't humble because of of how our daughter came came to be looked the beauty of america is that families come in so many different ways and shapes and sizes, and how dare governor sanders try to judge how the american people live, their values and raise their families just because it might be different from her, as i know, vice president kamala harris and her husband, doug emhoff, love cole and ella, i've seen that family together. they have been a model and an inspiration for so many. and i think we see across the country the backlash of moms

senator sanders and i have seen the damage in vermont. we've suffered brutal damage to our transit system. more than 6,000 tons of debris were removed by the state of vermont, 409 miles of rail have been closed, 149 miles of rail trail closed, 64 bridges in vermont closed, and 46 state roads were closed. and as of last fall, vermont incurred $150 million in damages related to transportation alone. then more flooding came, and both senator sanders and i have traveled across vermont, talked with communities leaders about the financial stress they face right now. we've also talked with my colleagues about the needs of our community leaders in their states and their needs -- and their needs as they rebuild and plan for the next climate disaster. the reality is the numbers don't paint the full picture. but we do need that relief to get people moving ahead. but when your town and your street and your home and your lives, the lives of the people you represent, are so devastated, you really can't articulate a number. it doesn't capture it. we nee

and i frankly expected better from sarah sanders. i worked with her and always enjoyed working with her. it's a losing argument and it's offensive to the vast majority of americans and then sarah huckabee sanders use the word humble. >> her word humble in this dig it. kamala harris about not having biological children what do you think she was trying to get out there? >> yeah. i'm not sure. i can't say that now know kamala harris and delay relationship she has with her step kids in a relationship that anybody would want want with their own children. step kids, foster kids, or any kids. she's she's really really a remarkable person in that regard. and she's made something work that's hard to work. the mom of those kids loves calm law and loves that relationship. it's we should be lifting this family up with an example. so many families after divorce, it's all bs in the holidays are horrible and pete me, how people can be on the same whatsapp groups together as a whole bunch of nonsense. and somehow kamala harris has been able to find

times in recent pass, kamala oppose that wall, same could be said for her fracking ban and bernie sandersationalizing healthcare. and all of her tax hike promisers on stealing don's donald trump's idea for tax free tips, they seem tong moving toward political center rest of american voters think her flip-flops are untruths that are part of her major character flaws that disqualify her to be commander in chief. at a time when america needs both honesty, and strength at the helm. even joe biden, lying about inheriting 9% inflation, or deep recession or creating 16 million jobs, lies that have all been corrected in recent weeks, but lasted nearly three and a half years and were supported by her loyal running mate kamala. this is a time for truth. ms. harris and her team think they are being cleffer but politics in today's information age leaves no stone unturned. it will never work. that is the riff. all right. joining me now, welcome back to the show, alabama senator mr. tommy tuberville, senator tuberville, sir, welcome. i have an agenda for you. i want to begin with this afghanistan busin

. >> sarah huckabee sanders was talking about playing harris in the 2020 debate with mike pence. bit of what she had to say. >> it was very difficult to get in that mindset that was glad to be helpful in the process. and glad to see this debate finally take place for somebody that doesn't speak to the media and doesn't take questions and in fact at the end of the interview, john, i'll have down more interviews during this election cycle than she has since becoming the democratic nominee for president. this is actual a much more important night for her because it's so rare that we hear her take questions and >> governor sanders is absolutely right this is a very important night for vice president kamala harris and she's behind and new york times polls has her one point behind and freaking out about the poll and freaking out and looking out for biden in 2020 and up eight points in the very same poll at the very same time and that ended up being a tied election and she's, no matter the poll, she's five points behind where biden and clinton were and they were close elections and so m

i'm simone sanders townsend, and i'm melissa. >> greetings to you. this is black women in america the road to 2024. >> and we're standing in the smithsonian portrait gallery where you have some equally impactful black women who are