scott is right. i remember this with - addressing it. scott is right.ith the i i remember this with the flooding that we saw through california just a few years ago. large parts of the california valley are historic floodplains and yet they are now densely populated and scott says they will rebuild in those floodplains, but at some point in the not—too—distant future, they will flood again. in the not-too-distant future, they will flood again.- they will flood again. right, we need to _ they will flood again. right, we need to build _ they will flood again. right, we need to build resilience. j they will flood again. right, i we need to build resilience. as we need to build resilience. as we go back and rebuild, we need to build in resilience into this. we need to think about how do we prevent flooding because? that we mitigate flooding we need to think about if we are going to be rebuilding these areas, what does that look like, what is the cost, what is the mitigation factors we need to take in account? i think that's really, really important going fo

scott.i'm tanned. that's all i care about. >> that's all you ever cared aboutin >> that's all you ever cared about in california? oh, you have been in california? yeah. >> just hanging out, playing volleyball. >> does that make you jealous, kerry? i get tans from staying indoors these days. >> you know, i keep being told i've been tanned, but i know i haven't been out at all for ages, so it works for me. it works. >> you've been spraying. we all know it, kerry. no, i don't know. spray. okay, we're going to move on. we're gonna have a look at the wednesday's front pages before we start. the telegraph are leading with the state. will take back control, and the ai has got. reeves looks at cutting benefits to fund pubuc at cutting benefits to fund public spending. boost. the metro is running with ten years to end. zombie apocalypse and the express. kate back at work to prepare for christmas concert. the mail has got marines ready for mass evacuation of lebanon brits. we'll get to that in a momen

you are on with scott wong. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. caller: i have a couple questions maybe you can help me with. number one, if we have a government shutdown, bottom line is they override everything, everyone gets paid -- it is nothing. number one. number two, i want to ask you a question. because you are in the news media, why is our news media exactly like the russian news media in propped up -- pravda? the bottom line is i cannot understand how all these people on the democrat -- you know, in the news media, just fall in line. they lie, they lie, they lie. they don't actually tell you what is going on in the country. host: scott wong has told us what is going on in the country many times in the past. what is your response? guest: i would certainly push against the caller's second point. we have a very different freedom of the press in this country, in which we are not persecuted for the things we write or say on tv airwaves such as this. on the first point about the impacts of a government shutdown, certainly, people would feel the

i want to thank mayor scott james of valdosta -- where is scott? where is scott? really great. really great job. i want to thank lieutenant governor better jones and tyler harper, representatives as i said before, austin scott and mike collins and all of the others present. i want that to thank governor kevin who is working around the clock to get this problem solved. he's working hard around the clock. we also have a is a throughout the incredible first responders law enforcement heroes. and they are heroes. doctors, nurse, firefighters and national gaar who have been serving with such extraordinary grace and the work is incredible. nobody thought they would see something like this. you're the best. you are truly the best of america and you're appreciated by america. sometime you don't feel that way but you're very much appreciated by america. i know each and every one of you is -- is giving to this community everything you have. you're doing things that you wouldn't normally think about doing. the people on the ground are doing the best they can in every challenge circumstanc

are you shock scott that we're here? and the politicians in the area say one thing, but the people say another. i certainly think the people, the residents are probably frustrated with it, especially in springfield, the number of, of immigrants that have come to that city that are creating problems. culturally there is a cultural divide in that city right now. we're seeing that with the number of translators that are required, we're seeing and then the number of, of, of people that are being ingested into the school system and the health care system in the strain defense caused on public resources of the city. it's interesting when you, when you talk about ohio being a red state, why are so many immigrants moving to the state of ohio, which is a red state? it's because if you look at the major urban areas in ohio, we're talking about cleveland, cincinnati, columbus state, in toledo. those are all cities controlled by democrats, that of that will become welcoming cities that are become sanctuary, cities. and therefore, i'

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wade is also adding to the challenges for rick scott, senator scott.s this november were abortion access is on the ballot when the nbc affiliate talk to voters in boca raton, conservative leaning, north of miami, they found most voters were in favor of amending the state constitution to protect abortion access. >> i think women should have complete control over their bodies. .. end of story. >> it is their body and not the politicians and for that reason i vote yes. >> a woman's right to choose and talk to her doctor is an issue we have to respect and take care of and definitely vote for. >> that is the only way we can protect reproductive choice and needs to be in the constitution. >> joining us now is the former democratic congresswoman of florida running for the united states senate in florida against rick scott. congresswoman, welcome back to the last word. you are watching in the green room but i want to play with you something again that rachel broke from the other senate race, this one in ohio. it is a good reminder of how republicans talk about

>> scott? >> we have a very rigorous process before posting stories.now, i won't get into all of the knity gritty details and legal aspects of it. but -- yougr know, first of all myself i'm a veteran. journalist i've been doing this for the better part of 20 years, starting in local government covering state capitol in phoenix arizona and last 15 years covering capitol hill, recall it as i see it i don't have bias i don't favor individuals. i d report the news as i see it and as i have verified it with a number of sources. those stories often are in collaboration with other colleagues and so there's a give and that i can happens with not only colleagues but also our editing theft. so every story at nbc is edited by if not one editor multiple editors and so there is -- there's a very rigorous process that happens with, you know, before a story even appears online on nbc news.com. >> viewer with the time we have left and it is less than two minutes wants to go back to the save act. and -- what that wou do ift was passed by congress and if it werere signe

>> there's no doubt about that, scott. obviously the stock has pulled back 20% over the last couple of weeks with the unwinding of the carry trade, but if up listen to jensen and listen to all that he said, there's no shortage of demand, and that was obviously on the earnings call all we've heard from the hyper scalers, all that's being spent here, and i agree completely with brad in focusing on really what's going on internally in these companies. what is the executive staff focusing on? how do we implement these a.i. solutions for our customers and our providers? how is this going to -- how does it really affect productivity? that's really what folks are focusing on. so the capex is there. obviously nvidia is right as far as the demand for the actual technology, what folks are obviously looking for. so, for me, maybe this was a little gap in the story. yes, a.i. has been a lot of the story for the better part of this year, but i think hearing from him today and hearing from him on the earnings call is only further confir

thank you scott.e country, he's actually dragging the country over the cliff, he's probably the most dangerous person in israel to be in charge right now uh, and what's what's uh, you can look at in in in a maybe even in weeks time you might see, particularly with all the economic problems uh the the country simply collapsing uh, the united states is obviously feeding lot of money into israel to try and keep things going. uh, but it this is proving total disaster. when it comes to the hostages, this is one of the two main aims. let's remind ourselves set out in october uh by netanyahu himself uh, that they will destroy hamas, well they haven't destroyed hamas, hamas is stronger than it's ever been, it's got more recruits, very much like the uh the irish war that happened here uh in northern ireland, the ira when they became under assault by the british army uh suddenly the... were uh uh republicans flocking to join the ira, the same has happened with hamas, so that's been a total failure at that war a

scott said she was a talk show radio hosting host of the scotts saying show, and steve arrow is, who is the host of heartland journal. thank you so much, scott and steve, for joining me today. scott, i want to start with you because this is your backyard now concerned ohio, the entire state of ohio. but i'm gonna say, is your backyard telling me actually about springfield, ohio and tell our viewers a springfield, a lovely, quaint little town as you might expect in the world. midwest. it's about 45 miles or so away from columbus and to the north of dayton. a about an hour away from cincinnati as well, a former manufacturing town and saw the residence of the city leave by about 20000 people over a 1015 year period. during the manufacturing decline of the midwest and the number of patients that have migrated to, to the city of springfield, of have a re populated that down. and apparently it has been an economic boom for the city from what the city. the city's mayor is telling me, well, there is a can bring up the americans. you've actually talked with neighbor mayor rob brewer and gover

scott: mr. chairman, received another letter from the american federation of teachers which says in part, academic freedom and the right to peacefully protest on our college campuses are hallmarks of a functioning democracy and a thriving economy. unfortunately, the bill before you today does not respect the vital and dynamic role of higher education in promoting knowledge, and democracy. the bill would limit the ability of campuses to stand up against hate and bigotry which runs counter to the very core of higher education's fundamental purpose. mr. chairman, i ask that this be entered into the record and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: without objection. the request will be covered by general leave. the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. chairman. we have groups that are supporting this bill, strong support. over the years we have worked with experts in the field to craft these policies. let me read just some of the praise

that was a joke scott it is okay.naudible conversations] what say go ahead. what did you say? >> too many people moving here all fleeing the northeast. larry: i know that's okay drill, baby drill. scott, soft and soggy jobs number. and actually if you take out the revisions, and you just look at private sector you only had about 50 thousand some odd jobs may not be a recession but it looks close to one how do you read that story? >> larry i've been saying that i think that nongovernment adjacent private sector and the bottom 50% of american consumers have been in a recession for two years. you know qhb you see -- spending 7% of the gdp getting measly 250,000 private sector jobs in a year, that's a recession. we've got 7% deficit to gdp government is creating all of the jobs. you know 7% deficit to gdp i can make zimbabwe great again. larry: it would be a challenge but you could do it it would be very hard. steve forbes we won't talk a lot about zimbabwe but what's your quick take on that re?etion >> it is a walking pn

rachel scott from georgia tonight. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris at fema headquarters in washington, d.c., briefed on the deadly storm that gutted the southeast. >> to everyone who has been impacted by this storm, and to all of those of you who are rightly feeling overwhelmed by the destruction and the loss -- our nation is with you. and president biden and ai, and all of the folks behind me, are with you. >> reporter: harris cutting her campaign schedule short this weekend, flying back to washington. her team releasing this image -- the vice president on air force two after speaking with the head of fema. she has also spoken with the governors of battered georgia and north carolina. north carolina officials asking harris and president biden not to visit just yet. the security challenge would be too great for the struggling state. earlier today, former president donald trump traveling to georgia, meeting with local officials in devastated valdosta. >> throughout the region, our hearts are with you. >> reporter: in georgia, a crucial battleground, trump repeatedly false

well, there's a very strange inversion going on with israel's leadership, because - scott's just whatproving total disaster when it comes to the hostages this is one of the two main aims let's remind ourselves set out in october uh by netanyahu himself uh that they will destroy hamas well they haven't destroyed hamas hamas is stronger than it's ever been. got more recruits very much like the uh the irish war that happened here uh in northern ireland the ira when they became under assault by the british army uh suddenly there were republicans flocking to join the ira the same has happened with hamas so that's been a total failure uh that war aim and the war aim number two was to release the hostages well what's happened is there have been one or two released few uh but uh most of them have been killed by netanyahu so he is a complete disaster, gentlemen, thank you both for joining us, stay safe to both of you, uh, scott bennett, joining us from san francisco, california, tony godsy, there are joining us out of bristol, the uk, and viewers, this brings us to this uh, conclusion of the s

senator rick scott.atina a feature of her campaign has received support from hispanic voter ins florida the past month. in the latest head to head polls she trails rick scott by only 4 points. 42% to 46%. that leaves plenty of undecided voters still to be won and puts rick scott squarely below 50% which is bad news for any incumbent. keeping senate control will be key for a potential harris administration cabinet positions. federal judges and supreme court judges are all senate confirmed positions. speaking of the supreme court, the dobbs decision which overturned roe v. wade is adding to the challenges for senator rick scott. florida will be one of many states this november where abortion access is on the ballot. when nbc affiliate wptv talked to voters in the conservative leaning city of boca raton, they found most were in favor of amending the state constitution to protect abortion access. >> i think women should have complete control over their bodies. period, end of story. >> it's their bodies and n

and scott, this is a well disguised scam. reporter. well, yeah, it's well disguised because the would be thieves have discovered a way to spoof law enforcement. so it seems like your local sheriff or police officer is calling. now, there are occasionally reasons for law enforcement officers to call you, but they say asking for money is not one of them, and that's what's going on now in the bay area. spoof calls from county, city and even university police agencies are being made asking for money. agencies we spoke to today say don't fall for it. they're appealing to your sense of love and respect for first responders. and i think innately, we want to help those folks and you can just not through that phone call. now they say your best bet is not to answer the call at all. but if you do take it and are asked for money, just know that it's a scam. as for how these calls are being spoofed so well with actual police department numbers, silicon valley security experts tell me these scammers are effective marketers able to collect a lot of i

thank you, scott, tony, welcome to the convers. thanks for your patience there, now tony hamas a voicely the most dangerous person in israel to be in charge right now, and what's what's uh, you can look at in in in a maybe even in week's time, you might see, particularly with all the economic problems, the the the country simply collapsing, the united states is obviously feeding lot of money into israel to try and keep things going uh, but this is proving total disaster when it comes to... the hostages, this is one of the two main aims, let's remind ourselves set out in october uh by netanyahu himself uh that they will destroy hamas, well they haven't destroyed hamas, hamas is stronger than it's ever been, it's got more recruits, very much like the uh the irish war that happened here uh in northern ireland, the ira when they became under assault by the british army uh suddenly there were uh uh republicans flocking to join the ira. the same as happened with hamas, so that's been a total failure at that war aim, and the war aim number two was to release the hostages, well what's happened

from the story, hello scott, hope you're safe and doing well uh your thoughts on this uh, you can't call anything short of terror. this uh operation by the israelies that took place on lebanese soil, little micro uh explosions all over resulting in a few hezbulah fatalities, but guess what, scores of civilians have also gotten hurt or killed scott in including uh iranian ambassador to lebanon, your initial thoughts on this? well, i said originally on an interviews i did, this was a multi-phased... pack, it was not going to be limited to just uh pagers. i said more will be coming, and low and behold that happened today. uh, so the first phase of course was the explosion of the pagers that the israelis apparently planted explosives within. the second phase, which i predicted was exactly, as i said, targeting of other general communication devices, cell phones, walkie talkies, radios, "the third phase i believe that is coming will be targeting infrastructure, traffic lights, computers, laptops, general communication and entertainment and and video game councils, all of those things are

scott and i were incredibly handsome. even back then the tension scott talked about existed. what was the proper role of government? what was the proper role of the commercial sector? i would like, if we could, to look at some of the history. what is the measure of merit we are using? there are a lot of different things we can choose. simplistically, are we seeing signs a mature marketplace is developing? there are six of the world's leading space economists, alex and henry, wherever you are in the room today. i'm sure i will butcher this. the mature marketplace is somewhere where efficiency and innovation and supply of goods and services, is that happening? i think so. i think we have that. the consumer has a choice among competitive offerings. are there barriers to entry? certainly. we have seen another -- we have huge technical barriers, financial barriers. we have seen many companies address these successfully. is there widespread information on the market? yes, there is. do we have a marketplace where one or a few companies have overwhelming power? i think not. there's b

we've got some scott, at the same time, all of the money for this. the construction of the subject basically came either from april because of scott or from serbia. the in bosnia, the fight against corruption remains complicated. and sarah gable transparency international invited all parties to discuss the issue in an online debate. all the parties responded except to don't accept the serbian social democratic party and co, which is correlation democratic union. in parliament, these parties have blocked anti corruption laws required by the you. their leaders favor other relationships. these all to crowds like to hang out together and, and support each other. so the recently, when there was a situation and, and talk about sanctioning body for his secessionist intentions, the autobahn was his biggest allies. we've been b, you basically coming to buying a little cut to me, came in restaurant where they made all sorts of deals. and after that we can see increase all of the hung gear in money and companies including money for agriculture, but also concess

scott: i taxes lose money.tt: my biggest position as gold is been going up since kamala harris replaced joe biden. i think will keep the dollar devaluation. the goal john paulson said that this morning on in an interview he would go to cash think what what catchy walkable or the currencies. because the u.s. dollar is not like this harris candidacy. larry: we have to leave it there, thank you gentlemen appreciate it coming appearance kudlow is mr. trump when virginia and is j powell getting to political for virginia governor glenn youngman and he's going to come on anyone to do something watching my just say no member folks right here you can catch kudlow monday through friday at 4:00 p.m. on fabulous foxbusiness for some reason you can catch us, text your favorite nine -year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show and you will never miss and is a mys mystery, and i am kudlow, no mystery here, we will be right back. centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory in older adults. so you can keep sayi

larry: the guy get out of the needed my pal scott get the last word and scott, trump is being accusedting too many tariffs up to tell you we don't have much time just 30 seconds. and we lost him okay but we do not have much time and i guess him in this what dave well okay now kevin is here and thank you. >> low tax rates and confidence is that american dream is dead. larry: in trouble never entered never tariff john deere because of his negotiating power this threatening negotiating power is very good at it and its right deterrent and that's exactly right is not appeasement coming it is deterrent and i need to get out and morocco here so sooner marsha blackburn will trevor then to travel with president trump to michigan tomorrow she joins us next on when hear talk some more about this and thanks to dave and thanks to kevin and thanks to scott and we lost into the evening zone anyway, senator blackburn is coming up next on i kudlow, we will be right back. they wear business sneakers and pad their keyboards with something that makes their clickety- clacking... clickety-clackier. but no

i'm scott mcgrew, and i'm ginger conejero saab. marcus and laura are off this labor day, and we've got a lot to get to today, but we're going to start things off with a look at that forecast because it really has been just glorious. it has been stunning. we're really lucky here to continue that even on into today. after a beautiful weekend. san jose. good morning. we're looking at the two 8017 connector over on into the hillsides. the beautiful sunrise still awaiting about half an hour to go. some patchy clouds as we take a look over oakland along 80 and into the bay bridge. toll plaza. everything looks clear. let's keep it that way. san rafael up into the north bay. it is a little bit more chilly, but some mostly clear skies as we make our labor day plans. so what will it hold? temperatures will be pretty mild, 70s and 80s, but we do look towards the cierra. if you have plans to go up there to today extend that weekend. there is a fire weather. watch up there, so we'll talk about those details too. the heat is returning as early a

our state senator scott wiener from day one thank you, scott (clapping.) and port director elaine gets calls from us a lot from we decide to last minute a drone show like friday night and she said mayor, we're on the track so elaine is a great partner; right? (clapping.) and is matt here but a supervisor we love a problem solver mating and david chiu thank you and (clapping.) and phil our partner for a long time and i don't think phil is here but and carla short our director. >> (clapping) that's thank you but at the top of the list is our wonderful mayor it proceeding over the options and thank you, mayor london breed and i'm going to turn it over to london breed. >> (clapping) the sun is making me sleepy. >> don't you want to layout and take that in first of all, let me say how much i appreciate the opportunity to be hear and the preservation of larry it took a while to get here and fact of the matter we had that f d passed beforehand we would have been here a couple of years ago back want to acknowledge the leadership of scott wiener and the house produ

the program is sayed mosen abbus, journalist and political commentator, joining us from london and scott bennet, former us army psychological warfare officer joining us from san francisco, california, gentlemen, welcome uh to the program, both of you hope you're both doing well, i guess we could start there with you say it in london, your initial thoughts on uh hamas saying that all roads lead right back to washington, well... do indeed, because washington is a partnering crime, it's fully complicit in the genocide that's going on, it's militarily complicit, it's politically complicit, and it's kind of complicit in every diplomatic sense that you can uh, you can think of, so the reality is that the us has it in its power to make one phone call and they could stop this, this entire genocide, that's the truth of the matter, uh, they if they if they pushed israel uh firmly and there were no further support mechanisms in place and and the support wasn't forth coming, israel would have no choice but to stop, but they haven't done that, which means that they they're fully on board, and basical

so i guess what scott is teyana spots of sky together. they organized festivals and create projects for contra, pulled a cultural and g o. and they also connect artists from school, peer with others in the balkans and throughout europe. close to what it is and let them know what's extraordinary about escrow decided even though everyone is facing difficult and discouraging conditions. solution of lucy is someone who never gives a lot deal was it was always tries to find a way where the light and not, you know, and she also challenges you to reflect on how far you consequence of it, either read this book, either see the renowned drama, theater in scope, you had provided the backdrop, the guess was because childhood night after night, her parents performed on stage growing up in the theater sheets. her fostering personal responsibility and critical thinking. to date these photos, reminder of her mother's great career. they are bonded by a firm belief in the power of culture to shape a country, the name on the still doable, so included and co

sabella. >> scott h.aber. >> joseph francis sacerdote. >> francis john sadocha. >> jude elias safi. >> brock joel safronoff. >> edward saiya. >> john patrick salamone. >> hernando r. salas. >> juan b. salas. >> esmerlin salcedo. >> john salerno. >> richard l. salinardi jr. >> wayne john saloman. >> nolbert salomon. >> catherine patricia salter. >> frank salvaterra. >> paul richard salvio. and my uncle christopher william woodencheck. he was a great father, husband, uncle, and friend . hard to believe it was 23 years now. especially for his five children. he was 35 when he passed, and that was way too soon. his children hardly knew him. today, i want to thank everybody who still comes here and watches this ceremony. without you, we just wouldn't be here still. i want to thank everybody who puts this together and works behind the scenes. this would never flow smoothly if it does. thank you. our military of course and our first responders, as well. thank you and god bless. >> and my brother j. shantyo shaw.

joining us from bristol, the uk, gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the program here, i guess scottre event and is using it for his own preservation of political power, before he was dead man walking about to be indicted on various crimes. and then suddenly he has transformed this uh palestinian israeli uh genocide uh calling it a war into uh his endless presidency and therefore he has to continue to expand the aggression and the conflict in the destruction uh in order to preserve his power and that includes triggering a larger conflict between uh hezballah iran uh and other countries to try and lure. united states into this quagmire of conflict and uh again continue his his political lunatic uh dictatorship, but uh this young lady's blood cries out for the ground from the ground, cries out for vengeance against netanyahu who betrayed his own citizens, betrayed his own people, and will continue betraying and killing his own people as he has said in the statement, he prefers to conquer and destroy. and eliminate every palestinin man, woman and child in in gaza, then he would save uh

i want to thank mayor scott james of valdosta, where is scott? where is scott? hey, scott.eally great. really greatjob. i want to thank lieutenant governor bert jones in agriculture commissioner tyler harper, representatives i said before austin scott and micah allen. and all of the others... just austin scott and micah allen. and all of the others. . .- and all of the others... just a flavour of _ and all of the others... just a flavour of the _ and all of the others... just a flavour of the remarks - and all of the others... just a flavour of the remarks from l flavour of the remarks from donald trump. we will keep listening across that and bring you any significant lines there and so many communities across the many states they are in the us deal with the aftermath of hurricane helene. we head to the middle east. there are reports tonight that a us official says israel intends to launch a ground offensive in lebanon, which could begin as soon as today. israeli tanks are gathering by the country's northern border. israel's defense minister, who was visiting troops today,

out federation of bosnia and herzegovina with sara gave always, its capital, and republica served scott ruled from vanya luka with its own flag administration, and text books. public search scott is me, don't, i don't accept strong hold the there are also crow at national listen to dream of their own 3rd entity in the countries west, which would divide bosnia and herzegovina even further or something of missing the country should have been created as a federation with 3 federal unit 3, forming 2 entities with 3 constitutive peoples was problematic from the starts viola, probably much of the amend these tensions the peace march reaches its destination. rember needs. every july 11th, thousands of boston, the acts gather to commemorate the 1995 genocide, the former dot u. n. peace keeper bass has been transformed into a memorial. each year. bodies of victims discovered in the proceeding 12 months are buried here. many officials from the bosnian federation have come to make more or less conciliatory speeches as have ambassadors from europe. the united states, turkey, iran, and various arab

what do you think, scott? i mean, i think trump has been incredibly specific and detailed about his economic growth plans. >> look, larry, you're exactly right. president trump, we know exactly where he stands. the only thing that i agreed with the vice president harris said yesterday is we have two fundamentally different choices for the way our economies going to go, and this is today is day 1,344 of kamala harris being in office, and everything that i've heard in the past days and weeks is there are no new ideas. there's some new spending but it's all the same. it's bigger government. it's more subsidies. it's exactly what gave us the big inflation in 2021, 2022 and 2023 that persist into 2024. larry, everything she's talking about is inflationary. it is clear. she is in coherent when she talks about economics, and i don't want to be accused so i'll say governor tim walz is worse but they clearly have no idea what they are talking about. they have got the same team that did this to the american public and f

scott.ide hustles, they're no longer staying on the sidelines. data suggests that more than a third of american adults are relying on earning extra income just to make ends meet, according to instawork, 75% of users say they use side hustles to pay for important essentials like childcare. we also heard from people that they're caring for elderly or ailing parents. those things are also expensive and it's a lot of time. and so i think when you take all of those things into account, people just really need the extra help and making that extra money to make ends meet and maybe put a little bit into savings for a rainy day. well, here are some tips to maximize a side hustle. you should leverage your skills and something you have experience in. set a financial goal. stay local. avoid spending your earned side money on transportation and work with friends. or you could just win it. that would be good to the mega millions jackpot for tomorrow's drawing. $681 million. if you take that as the cash pa

red line for america's support for this regime, scott when israelies have become too much of a liability for the us, everyone says israel is like sentcom for the us in west asia, but the us can very easily, you very well know scott, you've been your former serviceman can very easily groom new nation, one uh to play that role, one perhapsuh much less fascist, perhaps uh much less reckless and will uh be much less. of a threat to the us interests in the region with its own uh basically mind of it's a very reckless and dangerous mind of its own. long always said my experiences in the middle east that iran is the most moral country and inspiring country that america could have a positive friendly relations with if it was intelligent uh iran uh has level of scholarship and and brilliance and sophistication and cultural richness that goes back thousands of years, but sadly the israelis are the the the prism through which the us has viewed its foreign policy for 40, 50 years, unfortunately, i do believe that's changing, i think the majority of americans are waking up and the majority of america

talk about rick scott for a second.s two governor races but is u.s. senate a race by a margin of more than 1%. add on that to the fact he has been there 14 years, he is bad on social security, he wants to eliminate social security, access to medicare, medicaid, he is horrific on the environment and is horrible on reproductive care. in the state of florida he only pulls back 35%. take somebody very special to get to 35 percent on the counter of that, you have to look at his apartment, member of congress who every single day wakes up and works for the people of our state. rick scott has never been able to run, he is number one in the presidential election cycle. now we feel there is momentum on the ground, a seismic shift in the state of florida. we have this year knocked on $1.5 million. we have called over 6.3 million people in the state of florida, text messages to 13 million floridians but we are seeing a groundswell that we believe we will be victorious in november. >> let me ask you about amendment 4. we know this i

i mean, rick scott is within striking distance of losing to the democrat.a ballot initiative that wants to codify women's reproductive rights in florida has really mobilize a lot of voters. this is something that transcends party lines so something we often say at the seneca project, these assaults on women's rights transcend lines, which is why you're seeing some of these more extreme tactics going on in florida with ron state-sponsored websites and agencies to intimidate using this election gestapo force that he has down there to go and intimidate people who signed the petition for the ballot initiative. and then you have these using state resources to put propaganda on the state funded website misrepresenting the facts of what the actually says, which is protecting women's reproductive health and would overturn the six week abortion ban. that's why the aclu is suing the state and i do want to break some of this down because florida voters will see reproductive rights on the november ballot as you were saying, amendment for a would protect abortion access

>> hey, scott.k zuckerberg announcing new augmented reality and virtual reality innovations and hardware with a.i. at the center of everything. >> meta a.i. is on track to being the most used a.i. assistant in the world by the end of this year. in fact -- [ cheers ] >> it's probably already there. we're almost at 500 million monthly actives and haven't launched in some of the biggest countries yet. >> zuckerberg announcing a slew of new features for met a.i. across whatsapp, messenger, facebook, and instagram. now users can talk to meta a.i. and have it talk back to you with answers to your questions. and users can pick among celebrity voices including judi dench and aquafina. meta's ray ban glasses are havig live translation and the ability to analyze video and set reminder despite wearing the glasses and talking into them. the company unveiled a new augmented reality prototype which is calling orion. zuckerberg called orion the most advanced glasses the world has ever seen. they weigh about 3.5 ou

joining us now for the program is scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer joinings very clear to the israeli people now that netanyahu has planned to use this entire event and is using it for his own preservation of political power, before he was dead man walking about to be indicted on various crimes, and then suddenly he is transformed this palestinian israeli genocide, calling it a war into his endless presidency, and therefore he has to continue to expand the aggression. and the conflict and the destruction uh in order to preserve his power and that includes triggering a larger conflict between hezballah, iran uh and other countries to try and lure the united states into this quagmire of conflict and uh again continue his his political lunatic uh dictatorship, but uh this young lady's blood cries out for the ground from the ground. cries out for vengeance against netanyahu who betrayed his own citizens, betrayed his own people, and will continue betraying and killing his own people as he has said in the statement, he prefers to conquer and destroy and eliminate