schumer: we provided relief on prescription drug costs.e will get down electric bills and heating costs with energy. one of the things that has created inflation is a supply bottleneck so you cannot get anything. we are dealing with supply bottleneck very successfully. we just past the chip stocks, chips are needed for almost everything. cars, appliances, they go way up. when there is no fight between democrats and republicans, it does not get reported. shifts were backlogged, we passed a law that allowed the price to go down. >> thank, same question. two ways you would directly address inflation if you are elected. mr. pinion: let's be clear. which stop lying to people. inflation did not happen overnight, it can't be fixed overnight. covid do not cause inflation, the response caused inflation. predictive money, $6 trillion to deal with the virus of a foreign origin and we have yet to hold them accountable. the chips act has few provisions to make sure we have the raw minerals required to ensure chips can get made. the world's largest stea

and amy schumer.evor noah." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. thank you coming out in person. thank you so much for being here, everybody! good to see you, take a seat. let's do this. we've got a great show for you tonight. tiktok is growing up, rap music is now for republicans, and did you hear that knock on the door? it could be your weed. plus sign b after focused on thd documentarian solo dad o'brien is here and amy schumer will be. let's do this, people, let's jump straight into today's headlines! [cheers and applause] all right. before we get into the big stories, let's catch up on a few other things going on in the world. in tech news, tiktok has officially announced that users will now be able to run live streams for adults only. but before you get excited, the app says that nudity and sexually explicit content will still be prohibited. which, like, what is adult themed if it is no

what does amy schumer want to do now?>> trevor: i've heard good things about it. >> i would love -- i am proud of my career and i want to keep doing things, you know, that i'm proud of and creating content that i think is funny and helpful. but i want to hang out with my family a bunch and i want to go on abo a boat. invite me on a boat. >> trevor: who is inviting you? >> i want to go on a boat. >> trevor: a boat or a yacht? >> you are right, i am upgrading. invite me on your yacht boat. >> trevor: amy schumer on your yacht vote if you have one. thank you so much for joining us. amy schumer, everybody. we are going to take a quick break. we'll be right back after this. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> trevor: that's our show for tonight but before we go, please consider supporting the violence intervention program in new york city. they work within latino communities 2-inch domestic and sexual violence providing emergency shelter, advocacy for long-term economic stability, and healing for survivors and their

face it fetterman makes schumer look like john f. kennedy.eir standards aren't very high, you know, the more we know about john fetterman and really coming out, the less chance he has, the common wealth of pennsylvania, majority of us will not vote this guy in. dr. oz is on a roll. elizabeth: crime, inflation, gas prices could tip the senate. senate a tossup according to 538. move on to this, congressman fallon your reaction when you heard "the new york times," president, reporting white house, democrats are furious saudi arabia broke off their secret deal to get opec plus to pump more oil to keep gas low to keep democrats in power. the deal was to pump 400,000 barrels a day in september. 200,000 barrels a day from october to december. instead opec cut production by 2 million barrels a day. what do you think of this? >> liz, this is another example of joe biden's white house putting politics over people. as you mentioned in your monologue this could be illegal interference. to sit there my political concerns are greater than the american, the

they are meeting with pelosi and schumer. they're trying to get out of it. what are the relations that no one had donald trump's cell phone number or knew how to get ahold of him in a way? and then i guess the third thing, which is so important, there is a moral authority, dimension to the presidency. the president has to -- as we know, somebody will get detained illegally in russia, china, iran. the president will be on the case. where was the president? the president was sitting this out and responsible. it's another chapter in the january 6th horror. >> carl, it's extraordinary to me to see speaker pelosi, chuck schumer, steny hoyer there talking to the acting secretary of defense saying pretend this is the pentagon, pretend this is the white house. stop giving us the runaround essentially and get people there. they need people on the ground. and nobody is calling -- it's not as if donald trump is involved in any of this. this is being led -- i mean, nancy pelosi is in charge in this one. chuck schumer is charge, steny hoyer, some of these others. >> they

amy has -- this is season 5 or 6 or "inside amy schumer"?eason was 2016. and that's not a coincidence. i was incredibly depressed since then. >> jimmy: and you're like hey, let's do it again. did they come to you and say please do it again? or is it a standing offer or what? >> yeah, yeah. it was always a standing offer. i didn't really feel like i had anything to say, and i was really too bummed about the election. i don't know if you guys read about it. and just all of it. and then, yeah, but i felt ready to do it again. and we had the best time. >> jimmy: and do you believe it is an american's right under the second amendment to own a tank? >> absolutely. yeah. everybody -- look under your seats. you get a tank, you get a -- yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: so with this big gap from doing last season of the show and doing this one, the world has changed a lot since then. >> not good. >> jimmy: it's not good. >> not good. >> jimmy: did you feel that like in your writer's room when you're coming up with bits? did that affect you? >> yeah. i mean, we,

president biden and senate majority leader chuck schumer. what schumer can be heard telling the president about the pennsylvania debate between john fetterman and dr. oz. >>> the war in ukraine. new video tonight of a raging fire in eastern ukraine and vladimir putin's new threat tonight when it comes to u.s. satellites. >>> the terrifying scene on a passenger jet appearing to fly directly into a violent storm. >>> tonight, images of rescue efforts after a deadly helicopter crash off louisiana in the gulf. >>> and diane sawyer and her interview with former "friends" star matthew perry. tonight, what you didn't see here. perry describing at one point during "friends" being on 55 vicodin a diay. and he reveals what he would do on sundays. visiting open houses to look in medicine cabinets. and why he's telling his story now. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us here on a thursday night. we begin tonight with that frightening scene unfolding in new york city. a city bus hijacked during the commute. what the bus driver does to save as ma

chuck schumer has been told that.go, chuck and i called on the president to evacuate the capitol. that hasn't happened yet. we have reported about the condition of the house -- -- [inaudible] that's hard to clean up, but i do think it was more from a security standpoint, making sure that everybody will be good. >> hello, is this the president? i. we are okay, but i'm with mr. schumer, mr. mcconnell, leadership in the senate, how are you? oh my goodness, where are you? god bless you. are you in a safe place? we're still not safe. everything outside is back. we've been told it could take days to clear the capital, and that we should get everyone here to get the job done. we are at -- which has facilities for the house and the senate to meet. we'd rather go to the capitol, but it doesn't seem to be safe. >> we've gotten a very bad report about the condition of the house floor, with a defamation and all that kind of thing. ,. . -- don't let anybody know where you are. >> it is very hard to clear the capital in the day. we

are we going to fire chuck schumer? are we going to take our country back by reelecting ron johnson? [applause] god bless you. god bless the great state of wisconsin, i love being here. i consider you a good friend of mine. we have been traveling the country, on a tour, the take back your country to her. it sounds like were country band. i play the guitar. we are going everywhere. but let me tell you about rick scott. rick scott never sleeps. you know how i just told you never to sleep. he never sleeps. if there was a supplement we could sell to people, named the rick scott supplement, i would buy it. he has so much energy. he is the head of the senate committee and he does everything to help ron johnson. please join me and giving a big wisconsin welcome to the florida senator, rick scott. [applause] >> thank you, rhonda. -- ronna. she does a great job she has opened offices everywhere she gets up voter registration, when we win, ronna mcdaniel has done at the rnc. i became the chairman little over a year ago after we l

with chuck schumerer 96 percent of the time. i'll trade you kelly for chuck schumer. he supported every spending bill from the biden administration including the effort to raise taxes driving up inflation with 87,000 new irs agents, also playing a big role in the chaos at the southern border. he's barely lifted a finger to do anything about i. this year the u.s. has set a record for illegal immigration that we know about and as i mentioned the last segment including 98 on if terror watch list these are only the people we call. this is a quote from limb rat -- liberal. this is after mark kelly by the way voted for biden planned to grant asylum to illegal immigrants. he also voted to send open border activists to courts and repeatedly voted against the construction of a southern border wall. now he says he's been focused on the border since day one. since day one of the campaign starting. mark kelly also supports zero limits on abortion up to the moment of birth. he also wants to get rid of the legislative filibuster so radical socialist democrats can pretty much do any

yamiche: what do you think of schumer's hot mic moment? >> we love hot mic moments and encourage them. they have this august 23, democrats would be optimistic. yamiche: are they optimistic? republicans i talk to, all things can change and it will be interesting to see everyone hit the campaign trail. thanks to our panelists and sharing your reporting. tune in on saturday news weekend. i'm hoping for a full recovery for paul pelosi and it is very, very hard on his family. my heart and my mind is with them. thanks for joining us. good night from washington. >> additional funding is provided by yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences. delay-magnuson and robert and susan rosenbaum, the corporation for public broadcasting and by corporations to your station by viewers like you. thank you. announcer: major funding for "tell me more with kelly corrigan" is provided by the quad family foundation, susan and david tunnell donor advised fund through the san francisco foundation, and by the gordon and llura gund foundation. ♪ 1984.

first of all, schumer who i covered for a vor long time, leader schumer, if you have data that suggests the nevada race is getting better for democrats, i would love to see it. you have my number. give me a call. democrats have been concerned about the governor's race and the senate race for week. of the triumvirate of the key senate races in the end of three big ones -- georgia, nevada, and pennsylvania -- it was the one that democrats were most pessimistic about and had been most pessimistic about. again, it does not mean it's destined to be a loss. margin of error race, could go either way. but if you polled 100 best-informed democrats you know in the political class about what's going on, they old say they've been worried about nevada more than georgia and pennsylvania, which they thought until this week they were the most hopeful about. not saying that's completely gone away. so i don't know what chuck schumer is referring to other than there is a propensity, and i don't want to accuse him of this, but one of the problems being president of the united states when your popularity is

don't take my word for it but listen to chuck schumer.is hard to believe that they would vote for herschel walker so says chuck schumer. obviously, he doesn't know much about sec football because herschel walker was revered for many years in that state. but beyond that, he is talking politics and policy. there are a number of folks that believe he may be exactly what the state needs. by the way, a lot of folks are complaining what chuck schumer said was, well, unseemly and it almost seemed to some critic to suggest that if you vote for walker, you are somehow turning your back on black voters. >> al sharpton said herschel walker is insulting as a candidate. i tell you, the liberals are afraid of the narrative bit is building that the republican party is growing. >> that they are because they were growing not just african american voters but hispanic voters and the polling showing that purity even with asian voters. meanwhile, we showed you the former president tripp and the vp will be going. it is part of unmistakable strategy to keep bid

>> yeah, i have communicated and i'm going to give senator schumer a call. >> i'm here. i'm here. i'm here, mr. vice president. >> yeah. we just needed to -- >> the senator is also hear. >> just giving you a head's up. the sergeant at arms will be the official one. i'm very pleased to hear from the chief. we think we'll be able to reconvene the senate, madam speaker you could reconvene the house in roughly an hour. >> good news. >> the sergeant at arms will be in touch about that so that the process for getting back. >> i'm going to go see our people. >> okay, great. >> why are we here. thank you very much, mr. vice president. good news. i'm see you in an hour. >> -- on the campus and they're confident they could continue through the campus to reconvene. >> thank you very much, mr. vice president. that is very helpful. >> i'll let you know through different channels. >> look forward to seeing you in an hour or two. thank you, bye-bye. >> joining me now, paul callahan and jeff zeleny. so there is a lot to get to. i want to go back to the letter that we got just a short time ago. th

they key is -- they say he is a reliable ally of chuck schumer. host: you know as anybody about president biden's approval rating. how is senator kelly weathering all that? guest : he is as well positioned as any democrat can be at the moment stop president biden is underwater and is net unpopular in arizona. this was noticeably the state with the closest election market -- margin in the president here -- margin in 2020. the presidents standing here has always and somewhat tenuous because of that. the biden administration is not broadly popular in arizona at the moment. the border is an important issue to many voters here. that is something that blake masters has tried to tap into. mark kelly has resources to send out the constant message about his centrism, and willingness to find good policy outcomes and has been able to project that image to arizona voters. >> the host of the gaggle podcast, what is that? >> it is a weekly political podcast that we have with the republican azcentral.com. each week we talk to different people, reporters, politic

schumer is being told that. fort mcnair. yeah, mitch is here.ed out for two, three days. we should do it here. >> i appreciate that. i appreciate that. it seems like the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we are being told very directly is it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. that would be great, yeah. yeah, very well. and we were unified, no partisanship, no anything. but i think -- okay, yeah, because i think it's important for it to happen today. i think it's -- a while ago chelsea and i called the president to ask the people to leave the capitol. that hasn't happened yet. i hope it will. clearly they're -- we're at the mercy of we don't have that much communication here, believe it or not. so we aren't seeing all the statements and the rest. i appreciate that. will you check and see what the realistic view is of when we would be able to go back to the capitol. now -- a location at capitol hill. we're together and we're going to try to finish this today. they can't go home. they can't go outside. they can't

>> senator schumer, i've known him a long time, he's one of the better vote counters out there. recruits candidates, he raises the money, supplies a lot of the messaging, traveling all over the country, gets the surrogates. this is someone who's the architect of the effort. if he says there's problems in georgia i assume there's real serious problems in georgia. >> what about in pennsylvania, there was the debate between mehmet oz and john fetterman earlier this week. questions of how that would impact the race given fetterman's halting performance after his stroke. there you have schumer saying he doesn't think it damaged fetterman's chances. >> we have the same phenomenon going on in pennsylvania and georgia. the act of disqualifying a candidate saying this person is not fit for office, that's relatively difficult compared with riding on the prominent national issues that people think about every day, like crime, the economy, inflation they deal with every time they make a purchase. so for fetterman to be disqualified. i watched the debate from end-to-end. i think anybody who'

mark kelly is basically chuck schumer in arizona. there is not a dime's worth of difference between them. great job last night, blake masters. thank you. >>> another crucial senate race. this in the live free or die state of new hampshire were vulnerable democratic incumbent maggie hassan is facing off against republican challenger don bolduc. a recent poll from trafalgar shows that in fact the republican now is within the margin of error. this is now a three-point race. you have a very popular republican governor in governor sununu. here with the latest on his surging campaign, republican candidate don bolduc is with us. you are within three points in the race. i don't think a lot of people know about your background. i think it's important they know that you had two purple hearts, five bronze stars, two awards for valor over 30 years of military service. thank you, number one. that is pretty impressive, sir. >> well, thank you very much, sean, i appreciate it. i started serving at 19 years old as a private sergeant lieutenant and w

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senator schumer tried to get rid of the filibuster and failed. had he not failed, the bills they were going to drive-thru were lined up. a federal takeover of our elections. stated for the district of columbia. five new supreme court justices for this president to appoint. more gun control. the list goes on. we must keep the filibuster in place. >> i would absolutely support reforming the filibuster. it has been the stumbling block for any type of progress in our congress for years. i firmly believe that it -- if mr. mcconnell were in charge of the senate he would have no hesitation to get it out of his way to push through his agenda. i feel the filibuster allows, because of the exemption on judicial nominees and the ability to cut taxes through reconciliation, means the publicans are just fine with keeping it in -- keeping it in place. >> it is now time for 62nd closing arguments. >> be here tonight a lot of could have, would have come a should have. i would like to speak directly to the traditional republican voters. i am fully aware you may no

your just another rubber stamp for biden and schumer. pennsylvania deserves better. the press is not going to give up. kirsten powers added the ablism being directed at john fetterman is a problem. having auditory issues and needing a device to understand people is not and should not be a disqualifying factor. again, this is complete nonsense. it's embarrassing. the question is not whether he can see or hear or even stand, the question is whether he has a medical condition that will prevent him from being an effective senator. if we had a real press that was interested in looking out for the best interests of the american people instead of circling the wagons for the democrats, they would ask that question. instead, they're another wing of the dnc. now, the outcry reached such a fevered pitch about this that the reporter, mrs. burns, had to go on "the today show" to defend her interview. only to find herself under attack from old savannah guthrie. >> other journalists that dealt with fetterman said they had a different experience. >> our team was the first to be in t

chuck schumer's being told that. fort mcnair. yeah. mitch is here. him earlier. >> we will not get the capitol cleared out for two, three days. we should do it here. >> i appreciate that. i appreciate that. it seems like the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol but we are being told very directly, it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. that would be great. yeah. very well. very well. we were unified. no partisanship, no anything. but i think -- okay. yes, because i think it's important for it to happen today. i think it's -- a while ago chuck and i called on the president to ask the people to leave the capitol. that hasn't happened yet. i'm hoping it will. clearly they're -- they're -- we're in -- we're at the mercy and don't have that much communication here, believe it or not. we're not seeing all the statements and the rest but i appreciate that. can you check and see what the realistic view is of when we would be able to go back to the capitol. we have democrats and republicans at a location on capitol hill and they're to

and we've been known to stage and interview like schumer just did. didn't notice it was that bad but were going to be okay the problem was he made sure that the president did not appear on camera because he had no idea what he was talking about. schumer positioned him the righ way. and he's not representing anyon but himself. he is representing someone that is dishonest that line that he' going to do for disabilities what obama did for race. the country has evolved and changed black men can run for president and everybody would b okay with that preheated change the game the game was changed b everyone so he could. >> nicely done. i am thinking they should go on step further. then i will vote for him. >> but following their logic, that would actually be a compassionate view on your part. >> you can't blame him. if they knew it would go like that and be worse, they know it is bad that is why schumer is saying i don't know calling tha a hot microphone moment, it is not like a proper thirst and jake's situation. if there were some intellectual honesty of

seria la contenta con mÁs riesgo su candidato el actual senador rafael quien asÍ responde a schumer.formaciÓn en pantalla). >>> durante la campaÑa walker ha sido acusado por dos mujeres de presionarlas para hacerse un aborto algo que contrasta con su discurso su equipo no dijo nada a telemundo aunque previamente con nuestra cadena hermana nbc. ne gÓ el tema y acusÓ una negociaciÓn demÓcrata para hablar de la economÍa. >>> Últimamente ha bajado el trabajo >>> dalton es la segunda ciudad con mayor poblaciÓn hispana en el estado y aquÍ familias en esteras nos dicen lo mismo su voto serÁ con el bolsillo >>> en la econÍa se pone difÍcil, y asÍ para comprar las cosas estÁ mal r ahorita >>> voy a votar a quien conviene en la economÍa de georgia >>> los nÚmeros de los dos partidos estÁn bien apretados el voto latino quebrarÁ el empate >>> john king s republicano y el hispano de mÁs alto rango del gobierno del estado su partido interesa cada vez mÁs a los latinos >>> quiÉn quebrÓ la promesa de componer el proceso inmigrante mÁs que cualquier otro el presidente obama y el partido demÓcrata. >>

you heard what schumer said about herschel walker.e much more confident about pennsylvania than you would expect. so where do you think that race stands? >> so, look, in pennsylvania i think the fetterman debate was an absolute bachel. i know they had a successful rally with dave matthews. people are showing up tonight for president obama. 3,000 people showed up for dave matthews, not necessarily for john fetterman. i think in nevada, i think black's going to win. i think it's going to be a bad night for democrats. i think now the democrats are looking at places like colorado. you saw washington state smiley sneaking up on patty murray. if tiffany smiley wins in washington state, katie bar the door, democrats got blown out. >> mayor, do you share those same concerns? do you think he's right in this analysis? >> i don't think he's right. i think the race that he's talking about, they're razor-thin. the polls are showing razor-thin in any direction, and anything can happen. that's why it's important that we are doing these rallies. that

in a hot mike moment on thursday in syracuse, new york, chuck schumer was overheard giving president biden a positive outlook for the senate seats in pennsylvania and nevada. but a downbeat assessment for democrats holding on to the critical seat in georgia against challenger herschel walker against raphael warnock. >> that's chuck schumer. mark murray is joining me, former florida congressman david jolly and sam stein. importantly, mark, he was saying it looks like we're going down in georgia. but he said the early turnout is huge for democrats. modifying that somewhat. it's too early to predict anything. he is briefing the president on these critical seats. he says, he thinks fetterman can hang on. i know people couldn't hear it. we had the quotes up for those who were not listening in their cars. what he said was, it looks like he is going to hold on despite the debate performance in pennsylvania. and nevada, they thought they could get through. do you agree with that assessment from the majority leader? >> from the hot mike moment, it looks like he is reading the same polls and e

given that i'm an opponent of schumer is this some indirect way of silencing me at least, or putting me in danger at the thankfully. so far as i know, knock on wood, know, american has been attacked in the united states on this list. but there is only about an hour from my office, a camp for a band arest youth. so i don't think it's, you know, the wisest thing to do. if you're interested in security to start throwing these terms around information, terrorist things like that. well, i hope you're not looking over your shoulder too much over that. no, you did touch on this and you'll see your 1st question. obviously, washington is spending billions of dollars on lethal aids, humanitarian aid to ukraine. how sustainable do you think it is for the u. s, under the countries of them. i tried to keep up this level of support. i mean, it's no secret that the u. s. europe, you care all facing huge domestic problems. how long do you think can key to keep it up? well, i think part of the problem is they intend to face problems. i mean, you remember the cop 26 and they said we basically every, t

clyburn and then chuck schumer. scalise and mccarthy actually came to gather.umer trying desperately with hoyer to reach governors in surrounding states. trying to speak to the mayor of washington, d. c.. trying to get anybody and everybody to deploy national guard to safeguard the capital, to save our colleagues, to stop our country from being decimated by these insurrectionists and destroying any stability our democracy could have. i vividly remember standing in front of the tv as the first images were being displayed as the insurrectionists broke into the capitol with scalise by my side. him uttering these words. how shocking these people are animals. for him to then turn around and so fraudulently and so cowardly say, we have unanswered questions about the involvement of speaker pelosi. when he was in the room, has she desperately tried to save our democracy. urge any leader within the white house that she could reach to try to do something. to get the president to get these people to back off. to deploy the national guard. as you know, the mayor of d. c. d

on the schumer thing, tossed out a different observation. he's just being chuck schumer. and trying to -- he doesn't have any data. the debate was the previous night in pennsylvania. they don't have anything scientific about the impact of that debate on fetterman and on the senate race. and on georgia, i think he may be trying to start laying the ground work with biden for more biden help fund-raising because i think it is likely at this point that that georgia senate race could go to a runoff because in georgia, as we know, you have to get 50% to win outright. >> all of these races, pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, they are dead heats right now. and we really don't know what the outcome here is going to be based on any of these polls. there is all kinds of issues with the polls including that by one measure 50% of them for instance on pennsylvania and georgia were run by conservative firms that are being added into those averages. so i think the thing to look for is who is going to turn out on election day by some measures young people aren't motivated. and there is a lot

i didn't do it because that was the strategy chuck schumer was pushing. as far as veterans come in the pact act, one of the lead pieces was my bill. three or four of the other pieces were legislation that i cosponsored. the veterans in idaho an that consistently on this issue and many others, i have been one of the strongest advocates for veterans in the senate. i have gone all over idaho and met with veterans across the state. they get it. they don't want to be used as a foil to drive up access spending. my opponent mr. cleveland has attacked me for voting for extra spending and he just said he would vote for $380 billion of more spending. that has to stop in washington. i have voted against excess spending in washington. >> mr. rhodes, same question. >> i absolutely would have voted for the pact act. it is important we are looking out for the veterans. and yet we know that in the senate and congress, bills are often compromised. not everybody gets everything they want and sometimes things go through that they don't want. we cannot allow veterans to cont

the reality is they can't defend joe biden's broken america or nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's broken election or agenda. we have an opportunity to expose that. i think on november 3rd or i'm sorry, november 8th, we will win and win largely in the state of new york showing we've had enough of one party. in washington, d.c. no states like new york has suffered under such an aggressive one party rule. this is an opportunity we are all seeing, and i can't wait to restore new york state and new york city back to its

>> the hot mic will get you every time, chuck schumer. i've been there. what we heard there and what you saw on the screen is similar to a lot of the conversations democrats are having behind the scenes and people i talked to as well. people are fearful about where the momentum is going in some of these cases. there are encouraging signs, but numbers in the house races are not where they should be. people are trying to get -- a lot of people i talked to are worried about voters being encouraged and excited about people at the top of the ticket, and maybe not excited enough to vote for the congressional candidates and that's a real concern. so i think it's a reflection of the fact democrats are worried about where this is going. we only have 11 days to go here. that's why i think you see barack obama, joe biden, all of these people out on the trail because they're trying to light a fire with democrats right now. >> and jen, i want to focus in on pennsylvania, and big picture with john fetterman and dr. oz. i think all of this attention on his stroke has ta

's a he's a rubber stamp for chuckamo schumer and joe biden's agenda. schu i think arizona saw a realy clear contrast.izona saw a realy you have kelly .o he said he was trying hard to th secure the border. well, that's not even true. bu not eve.t if it is true, then in fact, ineffective. and let's get someone in the seat who is going to do the job. >> that's what i'm going to do. come november. okay, there was a report that mitch mcconnell and the leadership in the senate wasad noershipt supporting your campan financially. is there any truth to that? they they have you know, they haven't been spending lately. and i hope that change.s. but, you know, whatever mitchb s mcconnell wants to do, my jobac. is to win this senate race. i'm just quite sure that we're going to have the resources needed. i think everybody hereund in on the ground in arizona, they've felt the vibe shift. they felt the momentumlt the vee we've got thirty two days to sprint. i think we're going to win this race. i thinit's already within the mn of error. and kerry lake, as i understan

( as schumer ) "hello, mister secretary of d.o.d?, and i am, in a word, p.o.'d. you tell potus that chuck schumer is d.t.f: doing talking firmly." ( laughter ) we saw more footage from the room where the speaker of the house and others were taking shelter during the siege: >> they are breaking windows and going in, obviously ransacking our offices, and all the rest of that. that's nothing. the concern we have about personal harm-- >> safety! >> personal safety transcends everything. >> stephen: i gotta say, this footage reveals a superhuman level of composure by the speaker. i guess it's true what they say: "behindevery successful man is nancy pelosi saying, 'chuck, please, i'll handle this.'" ( laughter ) ( applause ) even-- >> louis: you got it. >> stephen: did you see any of it? >> louis: i didn't. >> stephen: she was amazing, she was extraordinary. even in the midst of the violent siege they're all fighting for their lives, there was bipartisan agreement that they were there for a bigger purpose, as pelosi describes a conversatio

you know i don't buy the whole chuck schumer thing. that was like a cry for help. we're in trouble, fetterman was a disaster, somebody go out and early vote. it sounded like a help me sign. >> yeah, it did. here is what voters are struggling with after that debate which is does john fetterman just have cognitive -- just have auditory processing and speech issues or does he have serious cognitive impairment. hard to assess it because he isn't making medical records available or doctors available for interviews. he is telling people to trust him. when people look at that if it's just speech and auditory processing issues most people don't care. if it's cognitive impairment that's a big issue. there is a way to find out. if you recall back in 2018 when people were questioning whether donald trump was fit for office he took the montreal cognitive assessment. a 30-question 10-minute test to see if you can cognitive impairment. has fetterman been assessed for cognitive issues that he can't understand the issues and function? that's the issue before the voters. >> harris:

now wants to be a rubber stamp for chuck schumer. she already supports the biden agenda 100% of the time like joe biden. she doesn't have fond feelings about half the country. she even campaigned with a far left activist who compared republican voters to the taliban and al qaeda. demings praised on the teachers union boss who tirelessly worked to keep your kids out of school. she called her "the amazing randy wine gardener" the teacher's union head. she praised the left's very thoughtful plan to dismantle and defund the police. genius move! like every other radical democrat, she supports open borders, wants to limit the domestic production of oil and gas, the lifeblood of our economy through the socialist new green deal. during her five years in congress, only two of her sponsored bills ever became law. both renamed post office buildings. in contrast -- [laughter] -- just the record. any way n contrast, marco rubio is one of the most productive, thoughtful, freedom-loving members of the united states senate, let's give a warm florida

what happened with the threat against schumer?estigating threats against him, did they follow up? did they arrest somebody? i've not heard of it. maybe somebody should look at that. the fbi should be taking hits, and i'm the first one to say i think they have let us down. they let us down with the amount of threats we know they communicated throughout law enforcement that apparently did not result in hardening the capitol for what, in my opinion, should have been designated a national security special event. we do it for the super bowl. we do it for the super bowl. we don't do it for the peaceful transition of power in our congress, and if we don't learn from these lessons or the january 6th committee doesn't piece together the various dropped balls and worse than dropped balls, maybe even intentional ignorance of threats because they just couldn't see them as threats or somebody was ordering them to look the other way, from a higher level. if the committee does not address those, then the committee has not helped us with greater

>> got you loud and clear, leader. >> reporter: pelosi and schumer confronting acting attorney generalated phone call. >> no, no, no, please answer my question. answer my question. >> senator, i'm going to do everything i can do. >> does that include asking the president to get these people who are followers his to leave the capitol. >> reporter: finally, word coming from pence that it was safe to return. >> i'm literally standing with the u.s. capitol police, he just informed me the best information is they believe that the house and the senate will be able to reconvene in roughly an hour. >> good news. >> reporter: which they did, just after 8:00 p.m. >> let's get back to work. >> reporter: the footage also showing pelosi before the attack. >> let us hope that they will see the light and have their own epiphany on the other side. >> reporter: participating in a video call with house democrats from her conference room. the same room that was ransacked hours later by rioters. >> we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> pelosi later seen reacting to trump's speech. >> you can see the

senator schumer said it will not have an effect and saying we'll see about that. that is very much an open question. but, look, the reality is most democrats believe the house is likely to slip away from them. ome a five-seat majority. but the senate remains the big question here. and that was not a very rosie assessment from senator schumer. >> again, as you said, we'll see and very soon. it's good to see you jeff, thank you. >>> so a key piece of data that we know the fed watches closely just came in. the impact this latest read the consumer prices will have on the fed's next moves. that is next. . but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. and with coverage ofof over 96 of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. president biden signed the inflation reduction act into law this afternoon. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for

i'm not sure seeing nancy pelosi and chuck schumer adds to that. it is great television. it is really good politics. but as someone who has followed these hearings very closely and we're talked about these hearings several time and watching what the president did and didn't do and what was going on behind the scenes at white house, behind the scenes in the trump campaign, i didn't learn anything new. i saw some new material but there were no new allegations or fakes as to what the former president did or didn't do and that is disappointing. >> the video shows mitch mcconnell we saw him speaking to the defense secretary. we saw john thune there gathered along with congressional leaders. we saw chuck grassley, these are republicans, right. so it wasn't just nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, certainly we saw much more video of this them. was it important to see these congressional leaders filling a role that seemed pretty obvious to them that president trump was not filling? >> i don't know if you're accusing somebody of breaking the law, which i guess is what they're doing, i