scott brown. >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> i built my business. >> what is your name? >> renata. >> we are good. >> thank you so much. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. >> appreciate it. >>, on over -- come on over. >> renate. thank you so much. sen. scott you're welcome. >> have a great day. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it. sen. scott: it is lovely to see you. hello, guys. how are you? >> what a beautiful picture. sen. scott: get to see you. -- good to see you. thank you for hanging out today. >> are already met you but i want my picture. >> yes ma'am. we love the fact that you are running for president. sen. scott: she is one of the reasons why our education system has bottom out. sincerely. a challenge for our children. unfortunately, the work of the unions opposed to beaches. -- opposed to the kids. >> exactly. >> anyone else? jump right in. >> can i do it with the tattoo? sen. scott: yeah, man. >> thank you. it is nice meeting you. sen. scott: how are you? >> we are together. thank

scott: gamecocks. it is hard to say after the beat down the other day. >> here we go, cemetery. >> hello. good to see you. thank you for being here. thank you for visiting new hampshire. >> new york giants. sen. scott: giant fan. how are you? >> i am well. thanks. >> thank you for coming. this is straight from the cooper river in south carolina. thank you for coming. not a lot of visibility there. sen. scott: none. >> i would not do it again. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> senator, were going to go up the steps. >> south carolina, great state. >> in new hampshire come we need a candidate who can win. sen. scott: amen to that. good to see you. -- we are going to get an ice for you. bottles of water in the cooler. >> we have been going to your church for years. sen. scott: that is awesome. i love it. >> right behind you, this is diane. a friend of ours. sen. scott: thank you so much. i really appreciate that. >> nice to meet you. sen. scott: thank you for hanging out with us this evening. >> hello. nice

scott: i can name a couple. it's hard not to think about folks that would be great like my great friend trey gowdy would be a wonderful person though he's from south carolina, he said he can't afford the alimony so he's not coming back in politics. i like him a lot, he's a brilliant man. there's a guy, john ratcliffe, former director of national intelligence, former prosecutor, member of congress, served incredibly well. obviously i've talked to chris su neu neu on a consistent basis as well. has a fantastic mind. mike pompeo is another person i believe has a strong -- he's perhaps -- naval academy grad, number one in his class. went to harvard law as well. i don't hold that against him though. so the truth is, he is just a brilliant man who has a strong backbone. someone i came into congress with. we've worked together really well. i've traveled with him. i understand and appreciate his commitment to america. what we need in my opinion is an optimistic, positive messenger and team, anchored in conservatism, tha

scott is a patriot." community, when it was first reported that burnedspy and scott morrison had some kind of relationship or moved in the same social cycles, that was taken as a tacit approval or tacit proof of this plan, of the conspiracy of the great awakening of where the good guys will take over. that maybe scott morrison's on board, you know? and as much as--i wish i didn't have to say this, but it's true. that the lack of condemnation and the lack of response to that relationship by scott morrison--and i don't like saying that because i don't--i actually like him. that was, like, people just thought that it was low-key approval. that's it, and it boosted the authenticity of the movement. louise: eliahi priest texted tim stewart about other issues he wanted stewart to raise with the prime minister, such as his claim that school students were being taught about homosexual sex. tim stewart replied-- male: "i am in shock. this is going straight to scott." louise: the prime minister did not respond on t

mohammed: scott, u.s.ecretary of state antony blinken seemed to leave the door open to potential diplomacy on the nuclear file going forward. he described it as perhaps the number one issue of concern, but he also suggested nothing was imminent. do you think this is the stance of the biden administration behind the scenes as well? scott: a reflection of reality. the ball is in tehran's court on the broader question regarding the nuclear talks. and i think dr. izadi gave us a very important clue here, which is they have no real willingness at this point to draw those talks forward. let's get some facts on the table that are very important here. first of all, the past. in early 2022 we were close to a settlement to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, getting the americans back in after the trump administration's withdrawal, beginning to lift american sanctions, and it was iran who backed away. they backed away initially over the status of the revolutionary guard, then crucially, they backed away over the ti of ins

so, scott hall is in the big leagues at this point. then, on january 2nd, the day that donald trump calls georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, to ask him to find nearly 12,000 votes, on that day, bail bondsman scott hall allegedly spends about an hour on the phone with jeffrey clark. the justice department official who is working furiously to tip the election to trump. on that day, reportedly after that call, jeffrey clark allegedly tries to persuade his bosses at the justice department to send a fraudulent letter to georgia's governor, as well as the heads of the state house and senate, claiming that the doj has serious concerns about georgia 's elections. so what did scott hole say to jeffrey clark? i would sure like to know. by january 7th, scott hall's chartering a jet to coffee county, where he is seen on camera, inside the election offices. there he is. that's all part of an effort to steal data from georgia voting machines in order to prove that somehow, the voting machines had been tampered with. scott hall later b

scott, it's a legacy issue.t in the 1950s and current governments make decisions under budget constraints. it's a similar debate in america. i remember back injune, the us government gave $58 million in grants to schools to remove lead from drinking water, which is extraordinary in this day and age. but that's a similar type of example where governments know about it, they could have changed it, they sit on their hands and public infrastructure isn't improved. is there a broader point about the way governments, particularly central, approach public for structure and buildings? inaudible it appears the uk the same path. we not only— it appears the uk the same path. we not only have increasing including but influence. a record number of students — but influence. a record number of students are being pulled out of public— students are being pulled out of public schools by wealthy parents to be put _ public schools by wealthy parents to be put in _ public schools by wealthy parents to be put in private schools, and

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instead, biden will meet with republican senator, rick scott.esponse comes days after president biden approved a major disaster declaration for florida and ordered a federal aid to supplement recovery efforts in seven florida counties. nbc's, juan venegas, joins us live from horseshoe beach, florida. guad, good morning. i can see the devastation behind you. first, what more can you tell us about the presidents visit today? and why is governor ron desantis not meeting with biden? >> katie, as you mentioned, president biden was asked if he would meet with the governor. he said yes, and yesterday rhonda santas had also made comments about a possible visit from the president indicating that the logistics required from a visit for the president would interfere with the recovery process. he did not have plans to meet with the president as you mentioned, indicating that it is about the impact that the presidents visit would have on this recovery process. they are talking about the fact that these hard-hit communities have a lot of debris. right now the

scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, cassidy, crime ir, duck werth, fisher, gillibrand, heinrich, hickenlooper, kaine, kelly, kennedy, markey, mcconnell, ossoff, padilla, romney, rosen, schatz, scott of florida, smith, and white house. no senator voted in the negative. mr. graham, aye. mr. grassley, aye. mr. peters, aye. the clerk: mr. casey, aye. the clerk: mr. king, aye. mrs. hyde-smith, aye. mr. daines, aye. mr. van hollen, aye. the clerk: mr. warner, aye. mrs. capito, aye. mr. cornyn, aye. mr. paul, aye. ms. cantwell, aye. ms. ernst, aye. mr. hoeven, aye. mrs. blackburn, aye. the clerk: ms. baldwin, aye. mr. tillis, aye. mr. johnson, no. mr. young, aye. the clerk: mr. cardin, aye. mr. menendez, aye. mr. merkley, aye. mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mr. reed, aye. mr. booker, aye. the cle

scott. all right, i saw you also reacting to some of what roxanne was saying there to so please go ahead and try and just put it very, very well in terms of reading the signals that are coming from both sides. so it's important to look further huts. i mean, dr. is all these arguments that this is all because of the european powers that they were not going to list all the measures all come october is quite frankly, a bit of nonsense. the fact of the matter is, is that to expect the european powers by the united states to withdraw all the provisions of the 2015 nuclear deal, given that iran hash stock pile, 60 percent uranium, even though it is slow to production down slightly in the last quarter to expect everyone to effectively strike well, that's it. there's absolutely no reason why iran should have any terms with which it has to comply. that's ridiculous. and so for your want to then put it fist down and say, well that's it. we're going to restrict inspectors, we're going to continue as we

and scott lucas joins us from birmingham. he's a professor of us and international relations at university college dublin. and the founder and editor of the online new site e. a world view, a one welcome to you on thanks so much for joining us today on inside story for let me start with you today. iran in the us of carried out a prisoner swap as part of a cut their mediated deals, experts believe that this prisoners, what may be a step toward be escalating tensions between the us and the wrong. what do you think is this just a one off, or could this lead potentially to a saw in relations? you know, i don't think it's going to be a major shift in us policy towards the, on, i think the, by the administration either as on vending or unable to clinic the past mistakes of previous administrations and come to a policy that's actually working for the united states but i think if you get these type of agreements, small agreements that you can eventually reach and the stage of as the confrontation is not something that both sides and

francis scott and he is . to the point too open up you family, but we're talking a girlfriend here, she's not actually in there yet, so she wouldn't get the kind of protection he gets anyway. he couldn't even advocate for her to get that. i'm curious to know where the liberal media think they're going bright i hope they don't plan to show up on this woman's dorset that. we could see what can happen with people on the left with u.s. supreme court justices. and i can understand the thinking of let me protect everybody in my family. all these candidates by the way are having those conversations. >> as they should, particularly on the republican side of the aisle, people go after your family members still go after a guy that served you a mc donald's coffee, any tip into a relationship they will. i maintain if it was someone on the left running, they would sa was his girlfriend who's his partner, that's normal to ask, but this is as much of a hit as on tim scott as it is on voters. it says fast-forward to 20 whatev

then what scott said is correct. so then you don't allow one 3rd of the inspectors to continue their work. that means that 2 thirds of the inspectors are continuing their inst action. so it's, you know, this, the coin has to sides. scott, i know you want to jump in, but i need to get a question to roxanne 1st, and i'll give you an opportunity. roxanne, i want to take a step back for a moment, you know, getting to this point when it comes to the prisoner's swap, it took 2 years of intense negotiations that were mediated by thought. but this has been a successful outcome for caught the but the 2nd year of the negotiation saw mediators shuttling between hotels and door high. that means that both sides of this, the americans and the iranians never met face to face. so i want to ask you just how difficult it was to get to this point. well, the iranians of the americans have made an art out of negotiating without being face to face. the same thing was going on and vienna during the jcp away negotiations where it was the eu

[applause] today on the faulkner focus my mother francis scott thank you.y three of you sarva talk to these three over here. i'll be back in a minute. literally there is a mama who i love desperately. when i was a kid growing up i grew up in a single-parent household. my mother worked 16 hour days she believed she had the ability to go toor work and support her family was her responsibility but she taught me as a nurse's aide to change bedpans and rolel patients it was not a glorious job. but she took pride in helping people. she took pride in going to work. she is the reason why i understand that a person who works as a person who restores their own dignity. there is dignity and all works out twice at the end of the debate and i've said in tv commercials if you are able bodied in america, you work. [applause] my mama also taught me if you take out a loan you would pay it back. exactly. [applause] and if you commit a violent crime you go to jail. there it is do the crime, you do the time. my mother was a wise, wise, wise woman my brother was a good kid. kno

and scott hall -- i heard greg bluestein say to you that scott hall may have some other knowledge, as well. in particular, he is not a person i understand to have been a citizen, a resident of coffey county. on the contrary, he flew coffey county. and one of the aspects of the indictment that's in front of me -- i'm sorry for our viewers that i have this incredibly dog-eared and marked up indictment -- but one of the things that they describe is how he flew to dekalb, peachtree airport, from dekalb, sorry, to douglas municipal airport in coffey county, and that somebody else, kathy latham, one of the other co-defendants, went to go pick him up. that's an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy, according to this indictment. scott hall was brought in from the outside to assists in this breach of the voting equipment data just as sidney powell was, and what he has to say about his interactions with her, their interactions collectively with sullivan strickler which we've seen on the d.a.'s witness list, that's also momentous, i think will be interesting to see. >> i mean, it always st

scott? all right. so looks like desantis is the winner in this room. >> reporter: during last month the debate vivek ramaswamy got the highest number of hands raised. ron desantis came in third behind nikki haley. jeff ortiz picked ramaswamy then. desantis now. >> i thought that desantis, because vivek won the last debate, i think overall consensus. he was a target tonight, and so that i think that took a lot of the personal attacks against, away from desantis and he was able to speak to the issues more than everybody else. >> deborah stoner went from hail toy desantis. >> i feel like he represented himself well and did a lot to show that he is a true winner in the, that he could win a general election. >> reporter: 16 of these 18 people say they're undecided which republican to caucus for. one says he knows he'll caucus for desantis. another says he's for burgum. none as of yet committed to donald trump. and most tell us they think trump should be taking the debate stage. >> i think it's disrespectful

>> senator scott has always surrounded himself by professionals.uestion could come over the course of the campaign. but when it comes to protecting the people that you care about the most, you never know how exactly you are going to answer in the moment and i think senator scott is handling it just fine. what we forget is that we live in a very high information age. and we live in an age where people have more access to candidates than ever. so if people really care about an issue like this, he is in iowa, he's in new hampshire, he's in south carolina regularly. and the great thing about these early primary votes is that voters and caucus goers get the chance and like they do in any other state. you can go right up to the kinds of, it's looked him in the eye, and asked him a bit issues on their mind. this issue is on their mind. they'll go up to senator scott and i'll ask him, he'll have a chance to answer, and i think he'll dispense with it the way it's been dispense with any other time it's been asked. and that people will vote for him based on t

south carolina senator tim scott is also showing a bit of upward momentum in some places.s biotech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. it depends on what surveys you are looking at. but a lot of those positions for the former president does occupied the top spot how much of his lead is dependent onde where you are looking and over whom in the second place spot. >> speaking of debates and performance, for the associated press tim scott was new rules for stagela replacement and the next gop he seeks a breakout moment. >> at us right was how the scott campaign write a letter to gop charwoman ron mcdaniel in saying when it comes to who is center stage in that debate coming up at the end of the month of the treagan library they argued placement should be based primarily off of early state: and perhaps in particular pulling out off iowa which holds the leadoff caucus over the scott campaign has been performingam somewhat better in recent weeks. so arguably it using those metrics to determine who's at the center of the stage and therefore part of just about every conversation happens o

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item 9. >> thank you, president scott. item 9, health service system, nounsment request for principle for medicare plans for 25 plan year a discussion item and presented by sfhsf. i want to emphasize what had is. we are announcing and discussing today dog an rfp for the medicare plans for plan year 2025. it is in the for next year. okay. it is in the 2024 it is 2025. with that, we will call upon our -- contract administration manager, michael. >> thank you, president school. thank you. micheal contract administration manager for san francisco health service. yes, i am going to announce our rfp for medicare plans for plan year 2025. i will walk through quickly our assessment of other benefit plans. ghee in a brief history of our current medicare plans from there, i will discuss how we will be proceeding with this rfp that will include drivers and the schedule we see into next year. and that will be followed by a pause for board discussion. >> with that, as mention instead august meeting, we do this annual assessment. this i

i'm scott wapner live today from san francisco. front and center this hour, decision day and beyond. the investment committee making some key moves today ahead of that fed decision. now they'll debate where your money goes from here no matter what happens in a couple of hours. joining me today joe terranova, stephanie link, shannon saccocia and on set with me is liz young, sofi, of course. we are in the green for the dow and the s&p. the nasdaq was. it has turned into the red. we're watching yields, ten year, 4.32. oil was a big story. it did pull back. it's higher again as we come on the air here, 12:00, noon, in the east. judgment day. see what the fed says. not necessarily what it does and what you all do based on what they say. >> every time we do this, we say it's the most important one since last time. i think the fed is in a decent position in fall, because the calendar is giving them a favor in the sense they had a built-in pause in august, they could wait and see what the data said. another built-in pause in october, they

nikki haley fended off an attack from senator tim scott. >> every time i hear you, i feel dumber for what you say. >> reality just because putin is not is putin is an evil dictator dud not mean that ukraine is good, they have banned 11 opposition parties. >> a win for russia is a win for china. >> excuse me. >> you had a chance. >> you will have a chance. >> nikki haley offered a 10 cent gas tax increase in south carolina, talk about someone who has never seen a federal dollar she doesn't like. >> you got bad information. reporter: a most in last 5 minutes where moderators asked everyone on stage, who on that stage they would eliminate to secure a path to beat former president trump. every single one refused to answer that question directly. chris christie chimed in at the end, clarifying the person is former president trump. trace. >> it was fascinating how dana perino pivoted from that, she said is there the mathematical way that you think you could continue on to beat the former president, grady thank you. let's bring in chief political anchor. bret baier. i thought it was fascina

>> well, it's interesting, scott. first and foremost, lam research, even down 4% today, 5% today, it's still up 48% year to date. so, i see it's easy to take profits. these are very high beta stocks, but i don't think anything that tsmc really said was new versus what the company said and when they reported earnings back in july. so, yeah, no, i don't like the commentary, but i do think that the valuations are still very attractive. i still believe that wafer fab equipment spending is bottoming, and back in july, when lam research reported they did lift the wafer fab equipment spend number for this year, very, very small, but incrementally, that was a big deal, because the prior nine months, it had been coming down. it's down from $100 billion to $70 billion, and now it's going to be mid-$70 billion according to lam. so, i think the fundamentals are starting to bottom here. it's not going to be a straight line up. little choppy today, little choppy over the last month. i think you're going to get a buying opportunity.

i think even tim scott knows this is often the case. tim scott knows that is not a complete answer.after slavery, there's a lot of people in the jim crow south. in the 60s and 70s experienced horrible discrimination where he grew up in south carolina. and he blames the lyndon johnson great society. give us the voting rights act. a lot black people about this country. great numbers. he might have an issue with welfare. i think that's why senator that's around. >> but that context is not there. analysts point i wonder why not. just provide the context. why put it in the sort of small and you think is going to be resonating with republican voters. when he is really the only person who is going to give a clear contractual answer on that debate stage so it's an interesting choice to. he did a similar thing in the first debate. second time he's done now. >> i thought rhonda scent is had an opportunity. to say at that point that look. we should not put it there. i can understand it's very hurtful to folks. we made a mistake and it would've been very illuminating i think. what attracted mor

i'm scott walker here at the new york stock exchange. this make or break hour begins with a tough week for apple and nvidia's recent pain will move over to other cap stocks. here's your scorecard. the major averages including the nasdaq, well, they were up modestly for most of the day. it's evaporating. nasdaq has gone negative. the rulsssell is there as well. tech has a sector down about 2% on the week. lots of talk about interest rates, of course, lately, today, though, they've been mostly quiet as investors assess the current state of the economy which remains strong. brings us to our talk of the tape. the buy the dip binge that has kept this market more resilient, is it still alive and will it kept september from getting any messier. let's ask dan greenhouse here with us at post nine. you know, we see the nasdaq. it's rolled over a little bit. i didn't get that strong today. apple and nvidia are still having some problems. how significant do you think that is. >> i believe obviously this is the big debate right now. clearly for me, w

a nikki haley, a tim scott.vek ramaswamy, who is not as well-known. , but is clearly rising in the republican field. >> is that a factor? >> it could be. but he is never going to pick nikki haley, because he doesn't like are, and he's a sexist. and if he picks vivek ramaswamy, i think that would be terrific, because he is even more polarizing than trump. his numbers went up among republican viewers, after the debate. and his favorables went up about ten, and his negatives went up about 25. this is not a candidate that ought to be running with donald trump. so, and as far as tim scott goes. you know, he's got a long way to go. and who knows, i haven't followed his candidacy very closely. i don't. trump doesn't leave any oxygen in the room. if it's trump versus biden, i think it's pretty clear, unless the vanity candidacy of the, whatever is, no labels, which is mostly financed by right-wing republican who buzz, as far as i can tell, we're going to win that race. biden versus trump. and, i don't have any worries a

let's zero in on senator tim scott.ormance last night. >> reporter: great to see you, great job last night. south carolina's tim scott had a lot to prove on the debate stage last night. he moved closer to the middle of the stage but still lost ground to a few of the other candidates like vivek ramaswamy and nikki haley. but he came out fighting with a handful of fiery exchanges. he had some really great moments in the beginning of the debate, he got his first question of the night on the uaw strike taking a swipe at the president. >> joe biden should not be on the picket line, he should be on the southern border. i've got good news for every single child whether you're in the inner cities of chicago or the rural parts of iowa, america and the dream, it is alive. in america -- america is not a racist country. never, ever doubt who we are. [cheers and applause] we are the greatest country on god's green earth. >> reporter: so we wanted to include that second piece because it also showed his ability to move beyond just the

welcome to "closing bell". >> thank you, scott.to be on. >> yes not the best weather, obviously to play golf in today, but a great cause, as we said. tell me a little bit more about what drew you up there in new york well, i've been with behrenberg seven or eight years now and we used to have one in england and gary player's our ambassador and gary and i have been lifelong friends even though he's 22 or three years older and it's a nice spot to be and i love the guys at behrenberg it's okay for the three holes i'm going to miss to talk to you, but behrenberg does a lot of things that i enjoy seeing. i'm like an ambassador, but i'm a golfer so i wear the hat. i go play, and do the best i can. henrik rymer is the one that really takes care of me and he's the number one guy and we've gotten to be great friends and the pancreatic cancer side of it is just amazing and just to my right when we're done playing we'll go in and have a denner and th and a bit of a show and song and dance and i leave her shaking my head, scott. >> we wish you

senator tim scott, of south carolina.to see you, thank you so much for joining us. >> you've got a little spicy between you and your foreigner governor, there is a lot of back and forth. was that something that surprised you? it surprised some of us. >> i was surprised by the vitriol. the good news is, it's like a football game, you put your uniform on you go on the field, you play to win. bottom line is for her to talk about any spinning, when she offered a tax increase that was like a small state like south carolina. have a chance to have a contrast, about where we are on issues of spending, on where we are for trying to frankly. she called cheyenne you and the best of our great friend. or on the issue of abortion. i believe that having a national limit of fish teen weeks for 3 to 4 americans, that's a place where we should be. allowing states like this one california, new york to have abortion on demand up until the 40th week. that's devastating. >> you talked about the curriculum, in florida. that ron desantis put out

scott is absent. chair brackett present commissioner scott is absent, but all other members of the commission are present. madam chair, we have a quorum. please note that the commission has one vacant seat. the next order of business is item two announcements. a the next regular scheduled regularly scheduled meeting is scheduled on tuesday, september 19th, 2023 at 1 p.m. b announcement of prohibition of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager or other similar sound producing electronic device. see announcement of a public comment during public comment procedures. please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments on each agenda item. unless the

scott is absent. chair brackett present commissioner scott is absent, but all other members of the commission are present. madam chair, we have a quorum. please note that the commission has one vacant seat. the next order of business is item two announcements. a the next regular scheduled regularly scheduled meeting is scheduled on tuesday, september 19th, 2023 at 1 p.m. b announcement of prohibition of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager or other similar sound producing electronic device. see announcement of a public comment during public comment procedures. please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments on each agenda item. unless the

this is scott hall. he is an atlanta area bail bondsman and one of the 19 people charged in that fulton county repo r.i.c.o. case for interfering with the 2020 election results in georgia. last month haltered south uniontown fulton county jail and pleaded not guilty along with donald trump and the rest of his codefendants. this afternoon that all changed after hall reached a deal with fulton county prosecutors. >> how do you plead to the five count of conspiracy to commit intentional interference with the performance of election? >> guilty. >> do you understand that the sentence for each of those counts will be 12 months -- >> yes ma'am. >> a total of five years. >> yes, ma'am. >> so five years of probation. hall will also have to pay 5000 dollar fine, served 200 hours community service, and he already recorded the statement for prosecutors and will write a public apology to georgia voters. crucially, as part of that plea deal, scott hall also agreed to cooperate in the prosecution of his codefendants. >

nikki haley actually appointed tim scott u.s.or when jim dement retired. >> ainsley: she prefaced it i really like you tim scott. tim scott and i worked together allot before she blasted him. >> steve: boom. >> brian: asked by the moderators to take each other on. they did. marco rubio was mentored by jeb bush. i can't believe you are in the race i'm in the race. it's my time. not their time for anyone. you have a monitor over there, lawrence. right? the total minutes of speaking time so far it looks like ramaswamy again for the second straight debate most time 12 minutes. desantis right behind him. the last was doug b burgum. greatest moment forced his way in electric cars and what we are really doing with the auto industry and why the people on the picket line wasting their time they have been left out to dry by this administration. followed by scott is the third. he got the first question. nikki haley was crisp on -- was strong on almost every topic ready to go. chris christie is the most comfortable in the format. he got nine

scott, | associate director peace and security, scott, good to talk to you, thank you.— security, scottround the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. north korean leader kimjong—un has continued his trip to russia, visiting aircraft manufacturers in the far east of the country. he toured production centres and inspected facilities building fighterjets. it's the leader's first public appearance since meeting russian president vladimir putin on wednesday, when the leaders discussed possible military co—operation. the north korean leader has extended an invitation to mr putin — to visit pyongyang. the judge in trump and his allies election meddling trials in the us state of georgia indicated that 900 jurors will be subpoenaed for the first legal proceedings set to get under way in late october. on friday, court filings revealed that the potential 900 jurors wll be called for co—defendants powell and chesebro's trials. us authorities have seized artworks by austrian artist egon schiele from musuems, following a claim they were looted durin

but some aren't too keen on senator scott being a bachelor in this cycle.tatus before they decide how much to support him in this race. the 57-year-old has remained pretty quiet about his love life and has previously referenced a girlfriend but kept her identity private. when an adviser says he plans to address concerns around his single status in the coming weeks. i want to bring in the root senior reporter jessica washington along with pollster lee carter. ladies, senator scott has talked about this girlfriend. he kept it private. apparently that is not enough even for his own donors. i do wonder. do you think this is an issue more for republican voters because the party emphasizes family values so much for their candidates and at the national level especially? >> i don't think that is the real issue. the real issue that he has is that he is pretty boring and not memorable. he hasn't broken through. so people look for an excuse as to why they're not going to support him. why they are questioning him. >> he has been rising in the polls especially in iowa s

>> i'm scott brown. >> so-- say that again, what? >> love scott brown.[cheers and applause] >> the last few days, the governor of new mexico declared her own state of emergency and redacted some constitutional rights from her own people. what is your opinion on that and if you were president what would you do about that? >> i do not know enough about that. in fact, when i was going through the airport, i saw the first headline on that and i just don't know enough about it so i can't comment. i have no idea what happened. thanks. >> all right, let's give it up. [cheers and applause] nice job. nice job. [cheers and applause] >> american history tv, saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 9 p.m. eastern, george washington university lexturer talks about american poverty policy and how the johnson administration's great society program sought to provide economic security to the poorest americans and then at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, a look at how presidents are portrayed in films. the white house hist

who appeared to break through, gone pole sister noted tim scott went on the offense, tim scott on theack i never thought i would see the day. mary bono sayingburg and seems to be the most unscripted contestant on the stage hashtag refreshing. but to the voices to you at home and here's what you told us. in fact they all disappointed me and i don't think this was much of a series of single question interviews. another said trump won and all i saw were a bunch ever children bickering. the consensus is if they saw a mire fiery and they were turned it off by all the infighting. back to you now. >> maryanne thank you. let's bring in federal litigator vick ba sang. i was on the debate i don't know if i could look down and bret made a good point earlier saying, you know, it was fascinating because there wasn't 5,000 people so the crowd wasn't nearly as rowdy tonight. i just want your thoughts and we talk about some of the legalities. you put your lawyer hat on in a second but what do you debate what you've seen tonight. >> i'm impressed there was a lot of energy on this stage, very great to

tim scott was as well. he came out with a new sense of energy and a bounce in his step, if you will, going after vivek ramaswamy and back at nikki haley and on abortion. he was the most improved, perhaps of the night, but overall, florida governor ron desantis center stage, he also had a very strong night. he is the leading alternative in some people's minds. a lot of voter's minds and he solidified that to some degree. >> let's talk more about tim scott. you and i covered him for many years on capitol hill. and jeff just talked about the moments that he had had. let's listen to one of them on the debate stage. >> america has suffered because of slavery. but we have overcome that. black families survived slavery. we survived poll taxes and literacy tests. we survived discrimination. what was hard to survive was johnson's great society. you want to restore hope, you have to restore the family and put americans back at work together as one american family. our nation continues to go in the right direction. it

scott, also, this was when you and i first met. i was a member of congress and had constituents every year that died in tornadoes. i was trying to figure out, how do we improve weather prediction? the jps as -- jpss satellite was way behind schedule and being delayed a couple years longer. the question was, how do we mitigate yet that we make ourselves dependent on a single system. we were asking questions on the science community, what happens if we lose the satellite that was the predecessor to jpss? it was beyond the end of his life and the jpss was not ready. they said we would lose the ability to protect up to 25% of severe storms. here we are with dependency on a single system, a single government purchased owned and operated system without any redundancy that will have huge implications for mike lives in oklahoma. how do we create more diversity? he brought in experts like you. we talked about, can we do commercial hyper structural, can we do commercial radar? can we do gps radar? the answer was, yes, we can do these things.

scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. senators voting in the affirmative -- bennet, cardin, carper, duckworth, hassan, heinrich, hirono, markey, murphy, padilla, rosen, schatz, smith, tester, van hollen, warnock, and wyden. mr. reed, aye. mr. warner, aye. mr. kaine, aye. mr. blumenthal, aye. ms. warren, aye. the clerk: mr. lankford. senators voting in the negative -- cassidy, coos ton, cramer, graham, hyde-smith, lankford,. mr. mullin:en and paul. -- mullin and paul. isthank you the clerk: mr. peters, aye. mr. tillis, no. mr. kelly, aye. mr. crapo, no. mr. risch, no. the clerk: mr. rounds, no. ms. baldwin, aye. mr. vance, no. mr. schmidt, no. mr. schmitt, no. mr. menendez, aye. mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. wicker, no. the clerk: mr. daines, no. mr. brown, aye. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: ms. klobuchar, aye. mr. hick