i mean chuck schumer, spending big money against you. getting the support you needed from republicans? given that schumer you say biden, chose this far-left radical are challenger for you? >> well clearly they want to win the senate seat chuck schumer always spending money in this state, i've got great support around the country a great team in place we have volunteers, signing up people go to rick scott.com, to provide support to us, volunteer. but, again, maria, you know that race is going to happen next year a, today i want no one to be in harm's way tonight. maria: yes, no. we understand that senator you called for federal reserve chairman jay powell to resign before he spoke at jackson hole friday you say gross mismanagement central bank caused damage to the economy stolen american dream for families what can you do about it? you are an elected official you've got a majority americans giving "bidenomics" a thumbs-down, and, of course, caused federal reserve to raise interest rates 11 times. >> you know, jay powell is first person th

chuck schumer made a joke of it. i don't know if you saw that. people behind the scenes, the big money behind the scenes were telling him block her. use the right to object. he came to the floor and made a mockery of that. he said people are telling me to use the right to object so i will with a big smile on his face. and he said something about asking permission for the following committees to me today. procedural type things. then he goes, mr. president, i object. he was objecting to his own request. guest: host: host: let's get a response. let's get a response. guest: makes a point about democrats not using every tool at their disposal in 2020. we were centrally involved in trying to organize the opposition to amy coney barrett. we had a lot of meetings with chuck schumer and democrats urging him to use the objection and we urge that they boycott the hearings. at the end of the day, i had to say that while there was some guidance from us that we were giving, maneuverings they could undertake to slow things down, the ability to out -- to outrag

schumer made progress on a.i. legislation.e held three bipartisan forums this summer and released a broad framework for policy for national security and job security and accountability and transparency. frank, lawmakers have a long way to go before producing a.i. legislation here. the outline lacks details of what will be regulated and who with the will oversee it. schumer is not the only one ready to tackle the regulations of the kevin mccarthy wants a foundation of bills on a.i. and another caucus has 57 members and democratic group to begin the a.i. task force. a lot of interest on capitol hill in a.i. right now. we're still waiting to see what happens. >> a lot of us are waiting. it is early days with regulation. do you have any sense of the timing for new laws for regulations or anything that might change how the companies operate? >> reporter: i think it is clear from the forum we are seeing and outside interests that we're having in a.i. regulation. this isis something lawmakers wt to move quickly on. they don't want to

aren't we proud of all the work that chuck schumer did to make today possible? [applause] sen. schumer: thank you, everybody. i was going to do it, but you preempted me. i have an applause line. nancy pelosi. [applause] i have a few more applause lines , too. really, i see so many people in the audience here. whether they were from government, from the staffs of our senate and house members who worked so hard on this bill. whether they were from labor. whether they were from business. whether they were from the environmental community and so many groups that lobbied. i want you to stand up if you helped make this happen. it should be everyone of you. stand up so nancy and i can give the greatest applause line of all, all of you. [applause] because this was such an amazing effort to pass one of the great legislative feats of the 21st century. probably of the 20th too. it was amazing. utterly amazing how much was done in this piece of legislation. i can say this. as all of the great things from this bill will rollout over the next few years and decades, frankly, when it comes to

schumer called the discussion with mr. mccarthy a good sign. more on that if you want to read in the new york times. they agreed that they need a stopgap spending bill while they continue spending levels and the climate provisions energy provisions in the inflation reduction act. this morning after president biden mark the one-year anniversary of that bill, we are asking you do you consider climate change a major threat? let's hear from jeff in maryland. >> climate change is such a significant threat that when it comes to pass when your children ask what will you tell them. when you hear -- what will you tell them? when temperatures are so elevated their outdoor recess is eliminated what will you tell them? when prices are obscene when your adult children go food shopping what will you tell them? when warm summer breezes deformed fetuses because of mosquito borne diseases what will you tell them? what will you tell them? your gas guzzling suv kills the planet. children have seen. you had no alarm when hearing of fossil fuels' harm. what will yo

look, senator schumer, what he is saying is nonsense.ems to be saying that it doesn't matter that we apply the rule of law to hunter biden. in other words, what should matter is looking into the facts, determining whether or not it constituted criminal offense. if it did you prosecute. that's what should matter. for senator schumer to say all this stuff and applying the rule of law fairly doesn't matter to the american people is grossly mistaken in my view. >> gillian: i want to ask you about this while i have you here. we are awaiting the new jersey judge's ruling on a case that centered on three school districts in the state. attorney general sued these districts over their poll seals that allow teachers to notify parents when their children seek to change their gender identity. he says it could expose children to abuse at home. supporters say children facing that need all the support they can get especially from their parents. >> any poor child that is expressing as trans. they need love and guidance. the parents are best suited to th

cornyn: senator schumer has chosen -- and many of us have talked to senator tuberville and found a way to accommodate his concerns which i think are legitimate. for the department of defense to say we are going to use taxpayer funds to provide transportation to service members for abortion at taxpayer expense is i think beyond their authority, so he does have a point. but the instrument he is using is rather blunt. i think senator schumer, i have recommended let's get this rolling and after a while it will be resolved. sen. coons: with all due respect, there are hundreds of four-star generals and admirals. we may need to do one or two really high level and hopeful caucus will push. sen. cornyn: my expectation would be once we break the dam bad things would be able to flow. -- then things would be able to flow. if the department and the biden administration win and it is the will of the people that these expenses be reimbursed, we have to live with that. >> what you are advocating is pushing senator schumer to do one by one. is that not going against tradition? sen. cornyn: no. it is th

senator chuck schumer says, you know what?ericans hurting in this economy now in. >> happy days are here again, not. i think what they're counting on the massive spending in those bills, especially the so-called inflation reduction act. talk about lies. and they think that that massive spending is going to gin up the economy, give good growth figures. the way they compute gdp is rather peculiar. they count government spending as a miss for the economy even though the government -- as a plus for the economy even though the government gets the money by withdrawing it from people or creating it out of thin air which is a tax on people and higher prices. they think the way gdp is concocted will make the economy look better than it is, but every time people have to do a budget around the kitchen table, they'll see things are not good, and they'll say no matter what the government is saying, we're having a hard time, and we don't see a better future. elizabeth: you know what's really interesting, a new npr-maris poll, trump is beati

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and chuck schumer, who is the senate majority leader who represents new york, needs to keith off his butt and pass a bill through the senate and all pass and the president can sign into law to actually solve the border crisis once and for all. >> dana: the pressure on schumer might get ratcheted up quite a bit and you are doing that. democrats are doing it, too. mike lawlor, thank you so much for your time today and i know senator cortez was ask about you. she said well, about going to the border. she said something we're actively planning on. what i have done is tours of the new york area facilities. the crisis is in our own backyard and toured the roosevelt hotel. it is important to look at that front line that is right here in new york city. where does she think the front line is coming from? we will keep on turning out. let staten island suss -- >> it is not a partisan issue. everybody wants the border to be fixed. everybody wants the border to be secure. our immigration system to eventually be reformed. i think everyone wants that. don't think it will happen this year. >> dana:

placenta majority chuck schumer -- leader chuck schumer plans to bring several tech chiefs to bring inications of ai including tesla ceo, metas ceo, the ceos of google, microsoft, and many others. this will be the first of his ai insight forums aimed at giving congress more influence over the future of ai. caroline: a cage match. let's stick with ai. changing the game of basically everything but particularly your wealth management let's talk about it with the founder and ceo of father, a startup focused on utilizing cutting edge technology to advance wealth management and particularly the mass affluent area i suppose. you were busy building ai team at goldman when it came back to the wealth private wealth management parts. how have you brought that over with father? what are you offering that is different? >> first thanks for having me on. it is fun to be here, a fun time to be in wealth management technology and when you talk to someone like me, it has been four years in the trenches at farther, grinding away and realizing opportunity ahead. now we have big moments where it comes to t

but, you know, we could really use the help of senator schumer. if he's watching, we would really appreciate you pass something over in the senate. in may we pass the border security act, and this would stop all the president's executive orders, going back to the policies of the previous administration said if asigh hum seekers can apply, they need to do so there their home country or the next safe country and sop the catch and release and reinstate title 42, add more funding for border patrol agents. if senator schumer doesn't like our bill, introduce your own bill but do something over there in the senate because you see what's happening to the state of new york, and you're doing absolutely normal. cheryl: where's chuck schumer, where easter jerry nadler? i have a lot of questions about that. i do want to move on to another national issue we're watching right now. the chairmen of the house judiciary, oversight and ways and means committee sent this letter to the doj inspector general asking him about the potential roadblocks that would prerent h

in a statement, chuck schumer said, quote, d.e.a.d now quickly follow through on this important step to greatly reduce the harm caused by draconian marijuana laws. schumer has legislation to completely decriminalize marijuana. bret? >> bret: chad pergram on the hill. that's one to follow. thanks. let's bring in dr. marc siegel. doc, thanks for being here. what did you see with senator mcconnell's freeze again today? >> bret, i saw a freeze. and we in medicine we use the term called the deferential diagnosis. i have to tell you at the top of that list and, again, i haven't examined him and i don't have any background on this except i have talked to people in congress and in the senate, would be parkinson's' disease because that in its later stages can give you a freeze and it can also explain why no one around him in these freezes is panicking and saying this could be a stroke. this could be a seizure. it could be those things, too, by the way. but, again, then you would rush him into a immediate treatment and analysis. you would do m

, 7 80, schumer, 72, mcconnell, 81 in jeffries and mccarthy are in their fifties. at that means at least 2 of the 5 involved are deciding how we spend trillions of tax dollars are no longer capable of working full time. and both show symptoms of serious physical and cognitive decline. this is always a tough situation and any family, but in this case with the authority and the power they have come i have no words for their wives and families who keep pushing them out there. jill is not a real doctor so she cannot diagnose biden's obvious deterioration. >> now i will yield to. who? >> neither mcconnell nor biden should be in their current jobs. given everything we know about the money trail biden is utterly compromised by his health but the millions and millions his family has made overseas being corrupted is bad being corrupt and senile is even worse as for senator mcconnell he should be at home enjoying his twilight years he did some good stuff with supreme court nominations and should get credit for that but every member of the republican congress should compassio

then leader schumer comes to the microphone. there were some motions and appointments and then mine. however, it is couched in a way they are using words you only hear when they listen to a senate or house debate on the floor. for a moment i was not sure it happened and i found myself thinking, i think i got confirmed by do not know. [laughter] it has been a world when two years since i started on august 4, 2021. most immediately, there was the withdrawal from afghanistan. and even before we could catch our breath, there was the strange buildup of russian troops rossi raining and border which later became russia's unjustified invasion of ukraine in february 2022, which continues at great expense in the lives lost and instability it created around the world. today, the world continues to face numerous challenges for which intelligence plays a starring role, including two critical strategic challenges that intersect to intensify their national security implications. first, great power, rising regional powers and an evolving ray of

did you ever hear maxine waters and sup schumer and other people talking in their messages? we will get you kavanaugh. we will hit you. we will hit you like you have never been hit before. you know? that's okay. but if you say peacefully and patriotically like in my speech. >> bret: former president on the campaign trail, a campaign for the g.o.p. primary that he is leading exponentially according to the latest polls. bring in juan williams, ben domenech editor-at-large for the spectator. host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news radio. julia manchester national politics reporter for "the hill." ben, what do you make of this what have you heard so far on the show, the analysis, and impact? >> i think this is a travesty. this is terrible. i think that jack smith does not have the case to make on this. you can make cases against the former president in so many other different respects. but i do not think this was a case that ought to have been brought. in any indicates, i do not think that we can go back through history. should we indict everyone who stead that al gore won

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chuck schumer made a joke of it. i don't know if you saw that.eople behind the scenes, the big money behind the scenes were telling him block her. use the right to object. he came to the floor and made a mockery of that. he said people are telling me to use the right to object so i will with a big smile on his face. and he said something about asking permission for the following committees to me today. procedural type things. then he goes, mr. president, i object. he was objecting to his own request. guest: host: host: let's get a response. let's get a response. guest: makes a point about democrats not using every tool at their disposal in 2020. we were centrally involved in trying to organize the opposition to amy coney barrett. we had a lot of meetings with chuck schumer and democrats urging him to use the objection and we urge that they boycott the hearings. at the end of the day, i had to say that while there was some guidance from us that we were giving, maneuverings they could undertake to slow things down, the ability to out -- to outraged

chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> senator chuck schumer says the bill focuses on the connection between china and mexico. he says china since the raw chemicals to mexico where cartels make the drug and traffic it into the u.s.. advocates are protesting a south bay hospital's decision to cut its mental health services. good samaritan hospital in san jose. >> says it's closing its acute psychiatric unit next month. santa clara county's board of supervisors asked the hospital to consider a leasing agreement. the would allow them to license the beds for mental health services. so far, no response. retired state senator jim bell was at the protest to support the cause. >> it's a clear case of discrimination against mental health programs. we're going point that out and make the hospital accountable we have found the legislature, the local government officials and the governor pay attention to this very critical issue. >> according to the nonprofit, one in 5 adults experience mental illness each year the closure would take away 18 psychiatric be

i reported months ago that i had gone to a party this summer and somebody told me that chuck schumer wo went up to joe manchs daughter who i know very well, heather manchin, and told her to tell your father to get it out of his head. democrats are pushing back on manchin trying to be that no labels person. >> my opinion is if manchin was that person he would steal votes from joe biden. that's my perception. maria: that's probably why schumer said take. >> without a doubt. >> the point you make is a great one, a potential independent party making a good play. i think of people my age, gen z voters, look how they voted in the past couple elections and they're much more likely to identify as an independent than they are a republican or a democrat. and there was a recent new york times poll of gen z voters that found this is really interesting, they support -- when asked if they supported democratic candidates, they were more likely to say marianne williamson or rfk junior they're not establishment voters. maria: democrats are saying there ill will be no debate, there will be nobody else

you were not going to get the appropriations bills done by the deadline, september 30th and chuck schumero come back and extend and do a continuing resolution and put what he wanted in place from the beginning, which is all of that spending. what options you do have? are you willing to take it to the brink and shut this government down? you're not going to finish the 11 bills that are not done yet by september 30th. you've got two weeks. >> okay. two things. number one, this is a failure of leadership, okay, whether it was negligence or mall li -- malice, don't know. all i can tell you is the results are we don't have the appropriation bills yet. i'm willing to spend the time in order to get the bills through. leadership has not allowed that to take place. that's a direct reflex upon them. as far as what happens at the end of that, again, they have to take responsibility for it. my good friend bob goode, representative from virginia, said most of what we do in washington is bad anyway, quite frankly but only 15% of the government gets shut down. and so we are not going to be distracted by

chuck schumer just announced elon musk of x, mark zuckerberg of meta, and sam aultman of open ai will senators about the technology on september 13th. bret? >> chad pergram live on capitol hill. thanks. >> breaking tonight, a faculty member at the university of north carolina flagship campus chapel hill shot today. the suspect is now in custody according to authorities. a lock down at unc's campus was in effect for about 3 hours today. senior national correspondent rich edson has the latest information. good evening, rich. >> good evening, bret. police have just wrapped up a press conference. they have yet to locate the firearm used in the shooting at around 1:00 this afternoon. the unc police department sent out alert warning those on campus to go inside and avoid windows after reports of an armed and dangerous person followed by a mask police response and university students evacuating a portion of the campus. about 90 minutes later the police department sent out this photo calling him a person of interest. one that matches an online profile for a science student. police say they ar

and i wish senator schumer in the senate would take some action and pass our border security acts iforders. look, we're two weeks away from september 11th, that is my biggest fear as a new york representative. have to do everything we can to protect our homeland and secure border is at the top of that list. elizabeth: yeah. you referred to the fbi reportedly scrambling to find more than a dozen uzbek nationals who sought asylum. then they discovered, authorities here, that they were smuggled in by a smuggler with ties to eye access. now, they found -- isis. now, they found no specific terror plot, but you make a valid point here. we're just two weeks away from the 9/11 anniversary, just a a generation away from the anniversary. that this border is so chaotic and they can't track isis terrorist activity at the border? let's get your reaction to the white house on this. watch. >> reporter: how is it possible that an isis sympathizer is sneaking people into this country? >> so the intelligence alerted us to a human smuggling network. we moved fast and successfully to, successfully to di

. >> so leaders schumer and jeffries, excuse me, democrats are calling for no outside interference as this case moves forward and schumer and jeffries released a scathing joint statement accusing trump of personally orchestrating the attack on the capitol, calling it a months long plot by the president to defy democracy and overturn the will of the american people. and house democrats were already taking credit for this before it ever even dropped. rich. >> rich: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill, thank you. >> sandra: live to nashville, an event we have been anticipating. vivek ramaswamy, he's live there in nashville, and he is there to call on authorities to release the covenant school shooter's manifesto. dip in here and listen to what he has to say there. >> it is a long standing tradition of law enforcement in the united states of america to when it is recovered release the manifesto of the shooter. we have to learn from tragedy, to prevent in the future. manifesto of the killer was made public in the following instances, allen, texas, buffalo, new york, charleston, south caroli

to sanction countries that participate in transporting and making the deadly drug majority leader schumer called his colleagues and the house to pass that bill. >> and what it will do is impose major, tough sanctions china, which sends the precursor chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> well, set schumer says that the bill focuses on the connection between china mexico. he says china says a raw chemicals to mexico where cartels make the drug and traffic it into the u.s.. coming up in the next hour of the kron. morning news. amazon is rolling out its. >> virtual health clinic service nationwide. we'll have the details on that in a live report. >> take a look at this. meet knuckles and mary ann, the newest graduates of graduates of fish from the oakland zoo. they were cheered on as they completed end. >> they walked sorry. this is at the san francisco zoo. they walked into their new permanent home. >> penguin island and they join their there. they joined 50 adult penguins currently housed at the san francisco they have a little uptick. see, thos

. >> and making the deadly disease and >> majority leader chuck schumer has called on his colleagues now in the house to pass this bill. >> and what it will do is impose major, tough sanctions on china, which sends the precursor chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> so they're trying to stop it before it gets here. senator schumer says this bill focuses on the connection between china and mexico in this pipeline 10. 38 is the time right now. other news that we're following for seniors. we have new insight into how much social security benefits could rise next year. the senior citizens league forecast, the yearly cost of living adjustment. we'll go up by 3% in 2024. nick smith has more. >> it's the silver lining. many seniors were hoping for an increase in monthly social security payments to account for everyday needs like prescription drugs, food, housing and dental services items that thanks to soaring inflation have become increasingly unaffordable. a major component of social security. the cost of living adjustment is calculated every

here in new york, in a shocker, the senate race has been called for majority leader chuck schumer.spect for his opponent's political demise, schumer will be wearing his glasses at half-mast. [laughter] he's a gentleman. in the florida governor's race, democrat charlie crist has been defeated by maga wannabe and 2024 hopeful ron desantis. [booing] and now in accordance with florida law, charlie crist will be forced on a plane and flown to martha's vineyard. are we staying in florida? staying in florida, in the senate race, it looks like republican marco rubio has defeated democratic rising star val demings. in 2020, demings was on the short-list to be joe biden's running mate, while review is on the short-list for being short. up in new hampshire, republican governor chris sununu has been reelected. sununu will remain in office as the chief executive of one of these two states. still not sure which one. in the other one of whichever those states it is, vermont, the senate race has wrapped up and democrat peter welch is the winner. at 75. at 75 years old, welch is the oldest person e

the governor and schumer have yet to say it.trating for the rest of us who have solutions. we see this problem was manufactured by the president. could be undone today. unfortunately we don't have the political will from the leadership. what i would say is let's pass what the house did. the minimum the mayor should say not anymore. he asking the federal government for more money for more shelters. i will not support more funding coming to new york city so you can continue this madness. >> dana: this is the floodgates are open. you have a situation with the weather in texas and they opened the floodgates. several of the people will end up here. i wonder about being in washington, d.c. and how strange it must be to not want to solve a problem. here you have president biden who never talks about this. his administration says the border is closed and the border is fine. yet you have the mayors and governors of democratic states saying we're dying under this. you have to help us and they don't want to do anything. it is bizarre to me

sanction countries that participate in transporting and making the deadly drug majority leader chuck schumer called on his colleagues in the house to pass the bill. >> and what it will do is impose major, tough sanctions china, which sends the precursor chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> senator schumer says the bill focuses on the connection between china and mexico. he says china sends the rock chemicals to mexico where cartels make the drug and then traffic it into the united states. coming up next, a popular fruit showing major health benefits, an elderly adults. details on the power of strawberries. >> plus, more mosquitoes in the bay area have tested positive for west nile virus. details on where they were found after the break. but first, a woman devastated after her husband drowned in lake tahoe. more on the impact he's made on his community.in the east conquered family is mourning the loss of a father who died in lake tahoe while jet skiing over the weekend. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with his widow about the tragedy. >> alexi, franci

sanction countries that participate in transporting making the deadly drug majority leader chuck schumer called on his colleagues to pass of that bill. >> and what it will do is impose major, tough sanctions on china, which sends the precursor chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> well, senator schumer says the bill focuses on the connection between china and mexico. he says china since the raw chemicals to mexico where cartels make the drug and traffic it into the u.s.. >> time now, 7.9 and this week the cdc is expected to sign off on a new drug to protect children 2 years and younger from r v the respiratory virus. the approves shot is said to reduce the severity of the virus, which you have viruses about 58,000 kids that are younger than 5 to the hospital every year. and it kills several 100 as well. so this is an important first step by the fall to rsv vaccines will be available. also for adults 16 over. ucsf med center has been named the top hospital in the nation for adult care. and the number 2 for neurology and neurosurgery. this was

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senator schumer does set the schedule.d move individual. i understand what tuberville is doing is unprecedented, because usually, they're all done to gather. but couldn't democrats force a vote on some of these stalled nominees alone? >> well, if we had to vote on all these nominees, i would've asked the congressional research and others, they estimated it would take about 30 days if we were working seven days a week in 24 hours a day, to get these nominations through. that means we can't do the supplemental appropriation for the ukraine, which is absolutely critical for the success of the ukrainians, and for our, and nato success. we couldn't debate a continuing resolution to keep the government open. and if we pick and choose one or two, what about the rest of those men and women? they'll be left behind. one of the things about being in the military, you don't leave people behind. we have to get this done, as we've always done. which is, unless there is an objection based on facts, to a nominee, these nominees will move

know that congress is wanting to regulate a.i., and the way they've approached this, senator chuck schumer meetings with lawmakers, and now, he's bringing in some of the biggest names in a.i. and tech to capitol hill for a big in-person meeting. this is going to include elon musk, sam altman, mark zuckerberg they're all coming to capitol hill for a forum between everyone on what congress's role needs to be when it comes to a.i. this will be closed to the press, but of course, we will be there, we will be looking for any readout, we'll be talking to folks. just trying to agaget a sense on how to move forward with this. at this point, lawmakers are pretty much in bipartisan agreement that something does need to be done with a.i they have a lot of concerns about the potential threats it could have to national security, to personal privacy. but at this point, there hasn't been a lot of agreement on exactly what legislation should look like or even on how to tackle it. and so, this is going to be chuck schumer's way of trying to build consensus, getting some of these businesses onboard it's a r

counties in countries that ridge's in transporting and making the deadly drug majority leader chuck schumerolleagues in the house to pass that bill. >> and what it will do is impose major, tough sanctions china, which sends the precursor chemicals too mexico that are made then into fentanyl come to the united states. >> senator schumer says that the bill focuses on the connection between china and mexico. he says china since the raw chemicals to mexico work. our tails make the drug and traffic it into the u.s.. all right. coming up next the kron, morning news. >> father is mourning a life. son was killed in a house fire. he tells us how he's remembering his son. and if limon area hearing continues today for the man charged murder of cash app founder bob lee. we'll tell you what to expect in a live report. we'll expect in a live report. we'll be right back. with wendy's bogo dollar deal, your dollar never tasted so good. so everyone's gonna get... [all talking at once] i was gonna say a frosty and a frosty. you can do that? i don't know, willie's really smart. choose wisely, choose wendy's b

senator schumer does set the schedule and technically, some of these nominations could move individuallye all done together. couldn't democrats force a vote on some of these stalled nominees alone? >> well, if we had to vote on all these nominees, we've asked them, they estimated it would take about 30 days if we were working seven days a week and 24 hours a day to get these nominations through. that means we can't do the supplemental appropriations for ukraine which is critical to the success of the ukrainians, and for our and nato's success. we couldn't talk about the day of continuing resolution to keep it open. if we pick and choose one or two, what about the rest of those men and women? they'll be left behind. one of the thing about being in the military is you don't leave people behind. we have to get this done. unless there is an objection based on facts to a nominee, these nominees will move forward. and that's what we have to do. and it is the republicans who will have to stand up on the floor of the senate and say, this is wrong. we must go ahead and confirm these officers so t

until we get chuck schumer out of the picture, we're not going to have the safety levels we really needy is being politicized. mike boyd, you're always terrific. thanks so much. we really loving having you on. i'll have you back on again soon. and please tune in tomorrow night, we're going to have fox news' bill almoster -- hemmer and also a panel of voters ahead of the first gop debate on fox news at 9 p.m. eastern time. they are ready to rumble and so are you. you've got a lot of questions that you need answered and you want them answered. thanks so much for watching "the evening edit." that does it for us. i'm liz macdonald. now it's time for dagen and sean. take it away, you guys. dagen: thank you so much, e-mac. ♪ ♪

you can call it the schumer or the pelosi or the trump shutdown, doesn't make any difference to me. appreciate the role of public policy in the lives of the american people. he was willing to put the government in a precarious situation when it came to his campaign promise. it was a calculated risk that didn't pay off. tough week to be donald trump. the defeat of his signature campaign promise, trump announces, by extension, an end to the nation's longest government shutdown, providing no new money for a border wall. [kevin] the president made four different offers. it was speaker pelosi who said, "i wouldn't talk about anything." and the president finally said, "this is too much." [abby] he dragged it out until, at the end of the day, the deal that he had to land to end the shutdown was a way worse deal than he would've gotten if he had just caved at the beginning. basically, he gets absolutely nothing out of this other than a lesson about messing with nancy pelosi. [john] you can't go broke betting on nancy pelosi, in general, but in the era of donald trump there was no more sure

chuck schumer will host the event. the goal is to discuss and learn more about a.i. so congress can set rules and regulations rather than rush legislation. that conversation will take place on september 13th in washington, d.c. >>> the california state university system is under fire once again for failing to return native american artifacts to tribes. administrators were grilled at the capital about the delay. an audit shows that csu has only given up 6%. this morning legislators demanded answers. during a hearing, sacramento state university is believed to have the third-largest collection with 115,000 human remains. as of right now only 5% have been returned. >> this is the beginning of people knowing they will be held accountable for what should have already been done since 1995. >> lawmakers believe that there may be under-reporting. not all campuses have finished reviewing their collections. >>> straight ahead in sports, the words no nfl player wanted to hear today. >>> and the is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll

and unlike in '99, leader schumer, if it were to ever get to the senate, would dismiss there wouldn't even be a trial. he would dismiss the charges as robert byrd tried to do, the conscience of the senate. schumer would just dismiss the charges there would never be a trial. >> i still don't understand what the allegation is. the allegation is that the biden -- you hear all these republicans on fox talking about the biden crime family. >> yeah. >> i get the brothers and the son traffic on the family name, which unfortunately is unbelievably common in washington, d.c. >> well, you never hear about that in d.c. no one uses their family make, huh-uh. >> he would be the fourth president theoretically to be ard with high crimes and misdemeanors. this is after andrew johnson who violated the tenure of office act, bill clinton for lying under oa and perjury with monica lewinsky. and then for inciting the insurrection. mcconnell actually argued against impeaching biden. he said impeachment should be rare, not common. but boy, it's getting common. >> it's getting very common. i was on two of th

they'll join chuck schumer for an a.i. forum.ce next month and the ceos will also speak. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> music legend elton john is recovering after taking a fall at his villa in france on sunday. a representative for the 76-year-old singer songwriter said he was taken to the hospital and kept overnight as a precaution. he's now back at home. elton john completed what he says will be his final word tour. >>> coming up, tennis tribute. michelle obama and others honor billie jean king on the first night of the u.s. open. kingg o ninight of thehe u.s. openen. -we'e're done. -what ababout these?e? looks righght. nooo..... nooo..... quick, the ququicker pickcker upper! bounty absbsorbs spspills like e a sponge.. and is 2 2x more absbsorbent so you c can use lesess. bounty,, the e quicker pipicker upper. tytype 2 diabebetes? and is 2 2x more absbsorbent discover t the ozempicic® tri-i-zone. in m my ozempicc® tri-zonon, i lowerered my a1c, , cv ris,

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and president schumer will be sharing some incredible findings in just a minute on how that movement is growing. every day. more and more working people are finding out it is the labor movement, that is the solution to low wages, unsafe work laces and inequality and discrimination. the labor movement. it is the only institution in america that has the infrastructure to reach and address and vanquish obstruction. the working people standing up for one another are an incredible force for progress. it works in the union, economy, and democracy. see the president and i know firsthand the power of the good union job. delivered both of our families from a life of already and put them on the path to a solid middle-class. those union jobs changed liz's families life and my family life and it changed ours. and i went -- we want every person to know the power of a good family sustaining union job. believe me, life is truly better in a union. so -- [applause] >> once again, i just want to thank -- for joining us today. at this time, i have a privilege and distinct honor to introduce a person th

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