[cheering] by very skilled south carolina hands. i know what that means and proud south carolina hearts. i want to thank sportsmans owners tommy hancock, and brinkley melvin, as well as the ceo of the south carolina boating and fishing alliance, get us brandon, you know who that is, and thanks to the great governor, a great governor, he kept this place open. but he really kept it open. he didn't say gee, i kept it -- no, he kept it open. henry mcmaster and peggy, thank you so much for being here. these are -- it's a great, a great couple, great people. what a great governor he's been. it was one of the reasons i got her out of here so i could make him governor of the state. i never said that. that was a big deal. let her move, and look at henry there, and people are very happy about it. henry was with me right from the beg ampaign early on. i thought she would be with me but she went a different way and i said wow, that's unusual and he was there and then we won in a landslide, and i said i'll take henry any day, i'll take henry any

boat buildings and south carolina business has ever had. is that right, ed? ever had. [applause] every single major boat manufacturer in this state expanded their operations during the trump administration. there wasn't one that went down even a little bit. they all went big. they went very big. they couldn't make them fast enough. when i left office, business was roaring like a 400 horsepower mercury outboard motor. i just looked at them. they're seriously good looking. then the economy slammed in to a pile of rocks known as crooked joe biden. crooked joe. we used to call him sleepy joe. i took it away from crooked hillary. that was a good day. she had the best day -- i think she celebrated that night. now we call her beautiful hillary. she's a beautiful woman. crooked joe's inflation crisis has raised cause for small businesses like this one by more than 20% already. it's going much higher. biden's energy crisis has hurt sales by nearly tripling the cost to fill up a sportsman's 355 gallon gas tank. think of that. three times higher. soar

, and there is a host of consequences that result from the black presence in south carolina. we explore those consequences having to do with slavery, race, emancipation, civil-rights, and we look at the implications those have for the united states as a whole. wherever possible we look at the international connections that south carolina and race related issues has with not only the state but the nation. host: bernard powers, lauren devila, thank you

the flag is a a very sensitive issue in south carolina. half the people see the flag as heritage and ancestry. the other half see it as slavery and hate. my job wasn't a judge either side. my job was to get them to see the best of themselves and go forward. so we asked for the flag to be put in a museum. it took two-thirds vote it was very difficult here we were able to get that done, and with all of the cameras went away and everything happened, i was just deeply affected by it. i could do a press conference and i would come back to the office and i would cry. i would go home and i would get in the bed and just want to go to sleep. and finally a doctor said you have ptsd. and i felt so guilty when they said that, because i wasn't in that room. i didn't have to go through what they had gone through. i was, you know, had talked to the survivors, the three that had survived, , what they went through was horrific. and i remember one day getting on my knees and saying, god, i can't do this by myself. i need you. and the strength and grace that

and so what i now know if you were a white male in spartanburg county, south carolina, between 40 and 1880, and a coroner standing above your body, how did you die die. a combination of alcohol and stupidity. so we have this idea, right, of the old south, particularly as this place of knife fights and gouging and dueling. it's so much than that. if you were a white, female, spartanburg county, south carolina, same period coroner standing above your body. how did you die? you hung yourself. if you were an african american male, you hung yourself and weren't hung by somebody else. so it's a land, no social services. it's a place where white men are drinking and their dependents to death. it's actually a land of massive rural poverty and inequality. and that's the way people go out of the in such a place. okay. your assignment is going to be to write one inquest as a story. take it as a starting point and it to tell me something about life and death in the 19th century south. so you just take one case and you try to peel like an onion, tell its story, but also try to branch out and to gi

south carolina. we delivered 140 million to ensure that charleston has the deepest water port on the east coast. henry would drive me crazy. sir, we need that money. right, henry? he would call me and say sir, we have to make it the deepest port. i was surprised. you said the east coast. don't you want to include the west coast? that's next. he's got that idea, i can tell you. you do have the deepest in the east coast now. that was a big deal. a great job. the governor did a great job in getting it done. everybody else that helped. these are just a few of the reasons your boat building industry exploded and prospered like never before. all under president trump. it was my honor. it now generates over $6 billion a year and employs 26,000 south carolina workers. think about that. i'm very honored to say my last two years, 2019 and 2020 were the best two years that south carolina boat buildings and south carolina business has ever had. is that right, ed? ever had. [applause] every single major boat manu

south carolina scheduled to hold the first of the nominating contest.nd the other candidates like robert f kennedy jr. are spending a lot of time here talking to voters. they are making sure voters in the democratic side of thingss o they too have a choice heading into next your selection. but there are a lot of states, south carolina among them supported joe biden very strongly in 2020 when he sought the nomination then. it will take more months for us to see if the other candidates are able to make their argument in a persuasive way bigwigs follow-up campaign 202040 can do so if you go to ask and follow meg canard ap is or handle. at ap as well or ap news.com. thank you for the update. >> thank you. ♪ join us tonight for the premiere of c-span's new series books that shaped america. in partnership with the library of congress we will explore 10 bucks for american literature that provoke thought, won awards, led to significant societal change are still talked about today. this week will feature common sense 47 page pamphlet written by thomas paine in e

neil: you were success in south carolina yet, donald trump leads you by 28 points in the latest southes that trouble you? >> doesn't trouble me at all. you know, we just got started in terms of the debate season. post labor day kicking things off, we had an event in north charleston, south carolina. we had a thousand people there. we were in indianland the week before in south carolina and we had a thousand people there, too. the momentum is good. the strength is good. we've got the phones ringing and we've got money coming in to nikki haley.com, but we've got a country to save and it's time for a new generational leader. we have to focus on that. republicans lost the last seven out of the eight popular votes for president, that's nothing to be proud of. we should want to win the majority of americans, and more than that, that we never have a president kamala harris, that's why primaries are important and make sure you elect someone. neil: they know you, governor, know you well and harken back to your success yet i notice in the same poll, only one out of three south carolina primary

a post office was burned down in south carolina in 2021 in june. at that time, the usps finished the replacement of the post office by early this year. if you look at the sites as it stands now, there are mail trucks that facilitate as long as they can. there is not even a breaking of ground. we had reached out early with frustration that we were not getting the roles that we have. why i was in the state legislature. if i call the agency, someone would get back to me in 24 to 48 hours. we want to bring accurate information to the people we represent. we were not getting anywhere with your staff about what was going on. what was causing these delays. why was grounds not being broken? why make that commitment in 2021 to the completed post office early this year and we have not even started. we are trying to facilitate that information. i appreciate that last week, responding to the letter that we had written. informing us that it was recently executed for the construction of a new post office. do you know any instances where offices have been destroy

no, i think that in south carolina, if you ask anyone right now that donald trump will win the south mary going away, the question is who comes in, people thought ron desantis would be second. but he's the closest thing running a presidential campaign in a long time. and, so, i think that nikki haley has an opportunity here to run a strong second or tim scott to run a strong second. but let me just point out something that we've seen in the polling recently, which has jumped out to me and many people who are murmuring around the state of south carolina in the head to head matchups the person who consistently performs better against joe biden is not donald trump, it's not ron desantis. it actually is nikki haley. i think the trump campaign sees that. and if that continues to go, she may be seen as that viable option. nikki has one problem, though, which is that she is a fence sitter. she wants trump to love her and then wants to replace him at the same time. and so she doesn't do a good job in these debates building that contrast. the question is will she separate herself from donald t

she's the only female governor in south carolina history. ng her tenure saw carolina was national leader in economic development and she -- the state was known as and i want to get this right the beast of the southeast. her administration announced new jobs in every county in the state. president nominated hers the u.s. ambassador at the united nations and in that role she served as a member of the president's cabinet. and on the national security council. as ambassadors she ensured to the american people saw value for their investment defended u.s. interests kept our country safe and championed human rights. her work in the wind forbes named her one of the most powerful women in america. please welcome governor haley. [applause] it has every intention being the first in a communist party motives are clear. they are building a massive cutting-edge military capable of threatening america and dominating asia and beyond. in some respects china's military is art equal to the u.s. armed forces. in other areas, they are beating us. china's leaders

former president trump visited a gun shop in south carolina on monday admiring the weapons on display. >> what is the difference in price between that and a glock? >> glock is 500 to 600 and these are 300 to 400. so glock is charged a premium just because of the name. >> they like me. >> sir, do you want this one? >> i want to buy one. >> i want to buy one he says. so a campaign aide wrote this on the platform formerly known as twitter, "president trump purchases a glock in south carolina." okay. there is just one teeny tiny issue with that. president trump has been indicted four times and while he can keep any guns that he may already own, he is not currently allowed to buy one. here is the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms, their website says "a person who is under indictment or information for a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year can not lawful ship, transport, or receive a firearm or ammunition." woopsy. the aide later clarified that

trump is in south carolina, he's got a couple of contenders, nikki haley and tim scott who are from south carolina. >> exactly, and nikki haley, the former governor of south carolina and who serve as u.n. ambassador in the tlurump administration has been gaining ground and she's in second place in the south carolina polls. as kristen was saying, yes, the former president has his eye on the long term hoping to have a rematch with president biden and he has to win the primary first, and there was a sense of are they taking things for granted too much? but just the travel schedule in the last week or so, they're trying to knock down that idea by being in south carolina today, going to iowa on saturday. he's triing to essentially stop the potential rise of anyone, but the michigan trip is so interesting because in 2016, of course, the former president won michigan and he beat hillary clinton there in 2020. he lost by more than 120,000 votes and even though rank and file union member, some supported him, exit polls show that he didn't fare nearly as well as joe biden and that's why this is so

of nikki haley, she is the former golf of south carolina -- governor of south carolina. among iowa gop primary voters, donald trump maintains a 31-point lead over ron desantis. a dramatic announcement from the if white house. nearly a half million migrants from venezuela will be are given work permits. they can live and work here legally for 18 months. let's get to the money side of things, sharply high treasury yields. when that rate goes up, mortgage rates go up. the 2-year yielding now, what, 5.16, 5.17. 5.16, it is. all right, that's not popular with stock investors. the tow is going to be down, the down and the nasdaq is going to be down on the opening bell. and we have some personal news to share with you this morning. our boss, rupert murdoch, is transitioning from chair of our parent company, fox corporation. in a note to employees today, he says he's decided that in november he will move to the role of chairman emeritus in both fox and news corporation. he says going forward his son lachlan will be the seoul chair -- sole chair of both companies. this in his not

good to see you. >> thank you for coming up from south carolina. did you have to bring the humidity? sen. scott: that is a good question. >> did not block the driveway over there. >> it is in my eyes. ok. thank you. >> senator scott representing our area. sen. scott: thank you for hanging out with us today. [indiscernible] >> this is my son. sen. scott: thank you for your service, ma'am. appreciate that a lot. >> i want a picture with this young man. thank you. sen. scott: thank you so much. >> i heard your mother on an interview. she was great. she was right on. sen. scott: she is also. >> god bless you. sen. scott: thank you so much. >> i'm not surprised. >> sorry. >> we do want a picture with you. joanne. go ahead. >> there we go. we can do this year. >> thank you very much. >> your mother had a yellow or a pink dress on? sen. scott: yellow, yes. good to see you sir. thank you for doing so. >> everybody just start to say hello. sen. scott: doing well? >> i am doing very well. sen. scott: how are you? >> doing well. sen. scott: good to see you. r

experiment that combined animal organs with a human body >>> and sunrise salutation see how a south carolina yoga instructor is making her classes much more inclusive, brightening the days of her students it is monday, september 18th "early today" starts right now >>> good morning, i'm jessica layton >> glad you could be with us i'm frances rivera this could be the start of a life-changing week for five americans who have been waiting for years to return to u.s. soil a high-stakes prisoner swap with iran could take place as soon as today. it's part of a controversial deal that involves returning five iranians who have been detained in america, and unfreezing $6 billion in iranian money. nb >> what do we know about how and when this swap is expected to happen >> reporter: jessica and frances, good morning to you we don't have exact timing on this, but this could happen as early as today when it does, it will be highly choreographed, every step carefully planned. two diplomats telling nbc news the iranians will confirm that $6 billion that iranian money to benfrozen has been transferred from s

>> recovery crews located the debris field in rural williamsburg county, south carolina. that's about 60 miles north of where the aircraft was initially reported missing. on sunday afternoon, the pilot ejected after what military officials will only describe as a mishap. the pilot parachuted to the ground near charleston, was taken to the hospital in stable condition. pilot expected to be ok, but the high-tech aircraft which continued on auto pilot left no immediate signs of where it wound up. the military even put out a phone number asking for tips from the general public. more than 24 hours later, search teams found the debris field. shortly after the discovery, joint base charleston posted an update on social media saying members of the community should avoid the area as the recovery team secures the debris field. we are transferring the incident command to the u.s. marine corps this evening as they begin the recovery process. but in addition to this investigation into what caused this aircraft mishap, many people just in the general public are asking how could such a

a link between rex heuermann and a missing mom hundreds of miles away in south carolina.th carolina, do officials think there's actually a link or just being extra cautious here? >> reporter: they're looking into this tip for sure. they kind of hesitate to say right now to end any more credence to it, they don't have any physical everyday beyond the tip. they're taking it very seriously. she was last seen in may 2017, and basically her adult daughter came forward to investigators in south carolina, after watching the news, she believes rex heuermann he's the guy who i saw with my mom the night before she went missing the man she saw with her mom, she didn't know at the time in 2017, having a car similar to one linked to heuermann. investigators in asking taking this seriously but cautiously going step by step. take a listen. >> thus far, the connection is zero, we have hearsay, whether or not that man was rex heuermann we have yet to be able to determine, just because we want so badly to find the whereabouts of julia doesn't mean we can presuppose anything. we have to ope

norman of south carolina. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 65, printed in part b of house report number 118-216. offered by mr. nehls of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 723, the gentleman from texas, mr. nehls, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. nehls: mr. chairman, my amendment, reducing salary of jonathan davidson, chief of staff of the department of homeland security, to $1. $1. his salary last year was $158,500. with this new rule it will be at least $180,000 for this guy and he does nothing. he's completely failed in upholding his mission. complete dereliction of duty under his leadership at d.h.s. with the invasion that is currently happening at our southern border. just in his first month, first month on the job, there were over 232,000 enforcement encounters at the southwest border. this is the 36th 1/2% increase in traffic. 101,000 single individuals with the majority o

first of all, i fought the gas tax in south carolina maultiple times. do your homework, obama bought the curtains. it's in the -- it's the state department. >> did you send them back? >> did you? you work in congress. >> you hung them, they're your curtains. >> they were there before i ever showed up at the residence. you are scrapping. >> reporter: so after all that yelling at the debate what you did not hear, though, is anyone saying that they were going to take the foot off the gas. didn't hear anyone say they were stepping off the campaign trail. many heading south where i'm standing to orange county. ramaswamy, scott, and desantis all going to show up in orange county for the california republican party convention. the biggest name that will show up for that event, phil and poppy -- donald trump. >> hmm. thank you for the reporting. quite a night. >> quite a night. so many thoughts. let's bring in writer of a very serious newsletter and host of very serious podcast, cnn politico. you laughed. set this up intentionally always say josh is serious. an

she is the only female governor in south carolina history. overnor haley's tenure ngsouth carolina was national leader in economic development. the state i want to get this right the beast of the southeast southeast. i want to get that right. the state's unemployment rate hit a low a 15 year low and saw over 20 billion a new capitol investments. her administration announced new jobs in every county in the states. 2016 has been a president trump nominated her as the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. in that role she served as a member of the president's cabinet. and on the national security council. as ambassador she ensured the american people's of value for their investment, defendant u.s. interest, kept shaping the human rights for the work in the un names for the most powerful women in america. please welcome governor haley. [applause] [applause] >> good morning. it is a beautiful day in the granite state. thank you for that introduction. when i announced my candidacy for president i laid out a vision for a strong and proud america. th

for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the grounds that a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from pennsylvania, dr. joyce. mr. joyce: would you please stand with me and join in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain request

hear from an expert the urgent call for help from the pilot who ejected from a fighter jet over south carolina. >> i just wrote a parachute down to the ground. can you please send an ambulance with the 911 calls? >> reveal and the confusion that followed. plus new questions about these $100 million jets and whether taxpayers are getting their money's worth. >> weather alert. tropical storm warnings for millions along the east coast just in time for the weekend. and up to six inches of rain. we time it out. >> the historic new high speed railroad going into service today. is this the future of the american commute? >> and later, the dog trapped in this river full of crocodiles. what happened next was not expected. and. from ab new york, this is america this morning. good friday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> and i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with the new details about that deadly bus crash. a student band trip turning tragic north of new york city. >> that's right. more than 40 students were injured and two adults lost their lives overnight to massive tow trucks pulled that charter bus

what we always focused on in south carolina was your economy and your businesses. small businesses, farmers included, small businesses are the heart beat of your economy. so you look at them as your partner. if they're healthy, your state's healthy. your country's healthy. if they're not healthy, then nothing's healthy. and what we're seeing now is we don't have the energy production we should be having. and so we're seeing inflation go up. you now have had -- because it was such a flush of cash into the economy, you saw that all of a sudden interest rates have gone up to where no one can afford, you know, buying a home or getting a loan or doing anything. because it's gone up. all of those things have basically cost us to spent more money in the grocery store, more money at the gas station, unable to buy homes, unable to get decent loans for small businesses, and so we're all feeling the price of that. and the only way to fix this is to, one, acknowledge that both parties have been part of the problem. and that wear going to seriously work on getting to the soluti

. fighterjet lost contact over south carolina.ials said there was some kind officials said there was some kind of mishap. it happened over the southern state of south carolina. i want to show you in more detail what that area looks like. if we zoom in on the map you have the city of charleston here and just north of it you have these two lakes. these are the focus of the current search for that aircraft. 0fficials the focus of the current search for that aircraft. officials say that based on the latest information that this is the area of interest. of course they have also asked for the help from the public to help find this. we are told that the transponder which would usually help them locate atjets in this situation is not working. lots of questions about this story, articulated pretty well by one south carolina republic who said how in the hell do you lose are f35? there has been a response from the air base involved in this, thejoint base involved in this, thejoint base at charleston, saying that the aircraft is designed to b

. ♪ ♪ >> norah: "eye on america" pair of how indigo farmer in south carolina is reclaiming the crop toyou, it is not just anybody's history. >> right. >> this is -- >> my family history. ♪ ♪ >> look how big it is! >> norah: take a look at the spirit of a scary 14-foot gator charges a group of girl scouts. the heroic actions of their brave troop leader. ♪ ♪ >> the american rescued from deep inside a turkish cave is sharing his incredible survival story. >> you can get to amazing places and back. >> and back. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this busy thursday night. we begin tonight with breaking news. a federal grand jury in delaware indicting hunter biden on three gun charges. the president's youngest son could face up to 25 years in prison. if he is found guilty of the felony counts, all stemming from his purchase of a firearm at a time when he was using drugs. special counsel david weiss alleges biden lied about his addiction on paperwork and illegally obtained a gun. per the atf, it is against the law for a user of certain controlled substances, including

the all-out search for that f-35 that disappeared somewhere over south carolina after the pilot safely ejected during a, quote, mishap. the military's plea to the public to help find it. and just in, what was just discovered. >>> also tonight, the five americans released in a prisoner swap with iran finally on their way home. in exchange the u.s. releasing five iranian nationals and unfreezing $6 billion in iranian funds the gop slamming the deal, accusing the biden administration of paying ransom >>> new video showing the arrest of the suspect in the deadly shooting ambush on a los angeles county deputy what was the motive? >>> the new lawsuit filed by hunter biden. what the president's son accuses the irs and two agents who testified before congress of doing. >>> the scare at disney world a bear sighting forcing much of the park to shut down. how it was safely captured >>> nbc news investigates toxic water at a u.s. military base. dozens of marine veterans and military wives who say exposure caused them to lose babies or fall ill themselves did the military try to cover it up >>> and

south carolina goes third in the voting next year, but also nikki haley is from south carolina as is tim scott. he's trying to assert himself in that primary. flying to michigan on wednesday, he's going to appear at the uaw workers strike there. he's also flying to california on friday. that is for the state krafrment convention. he's after the delegates there. they've changed their rules there. the california primary is on super tuesday. that's what he has his eye on there. on sunday he's going to ottumwa, iowa. what's not on the calendar, of course, is the debate. at the reagan library on wednesday all the other republican candidates will be gathered there. he, of course, is making a decision to not campaign. so ignoring his rivals on one hand, but trying to focus on staying ahead of them in these states even as he focuses on president biden in michigan. a bit of a mixed strategy here. clearly he is out on the campaign trail more than we've seen him before. he doesn't have any court appearances like he has previously. of course, all those cases are still there. >> they are. he's ta

you feel you can have a strong showing in south carolina as well. be interesting to see what they decide to do in new hampshire. i suppose there's a possibility that you could be on the ballot and marianne williamson would also be on the ballot and joe biden would not be. is that your hope, that if that's the situation you can go out of new hampshire and say i won new hampshire? >> yeah. i would prefer the whole thing -- he should be on the ballot. we all should be on the ballot. you don't want a fixed election. everybody believes the system is rigged and this process is confirming it for them, which is sad. >> martha: robert f. kennedy jr. sir, thanks very much. we'll talk soon. >> thanks for having me. >> martha: you bet. let's bring in brian kilmeade and carley shimkus. great to have you here. one thing that makes an impression on me, people have lost faith in the systems and how everything works. they to think that things are rigged against certain individuals. i don't know how we roll back from that environment, but joe biden has moved in to so

so the day after they found karlyn body, detectives flew to south carolina to talk with maliek. >> heeen placed in an interview room and had been waiting for. us >> they started by asking about karlyn. >> what can you tell us about her? >> she -- she was the love of my life. >> maliek superior officer had giving him holds the vagus of details about what happened to karlyn. >> they said you guys would come and answer all our questions. i don't know what happened. [crying] >> maliek, she was murdered. >> why? >> that's what we're hoping you can help us with. >> i don't know. i didn't know that anybody didn't like her, or had anything against her. oh god. >> they want to know maliek where about the day of the murder. he told them that he worked his usual shift, monday, leaving around two pm. he said that he stayed in his apartment until he reported four do stay morning. >> no, i mean, all stay at home, text on my phone, stuff like that. >> the questions got personal. detectives had been told that karlyn was planning to divorce maliek. >> i'm telling you as an outsider, it looks like you

it's amazing to see two people from south carolina on the stage.'ll be watching them later tonight or tomorrow when i get to see if fill clips of the debate tonight. south carolina, we have a lot to be proud of to see two residents of our state compete in tonight's debate. >> neil: there could be a third. your name has come up as a potential running mate for donald trump should he win the republican nomination. what do you think of that? >> well, i think it's interesting. there's a lot of talk about having a woman on the ticket. i do a free with that sentiment. i love my home state of south carolina. i'm not looking for an upgrade at this time. i'll be supporting the nominee and doing everything i can to ensure that we have a big win in the white house in 2024 and keep the u.s. house and flip the senate next year. >> neil: so when you made critical comments of the former president in the past, you think that would hurt you? >> well, i call it like i see it. when our party does a good job, i join hands. when the republicans don't, i speed out. i've

we love to see you in south carolina. >> i love south carolina better than here. >> we all love south carolina better than new york. absolutely. it is good to be home. >> i don't think i often disagree with you. we have been friends a longtime. >> yes, sir. >> and i heard your comments about reagan and the uaw and you strike, you get fired. >> yes. >> here is where i might differ from you a little bit and tell me where i might be wrong. i'm looking at the uaw -- and by the way four-day workweek and 32 hours, take the proposal and no way. i work like 90 hours a week. sorry. nobody gets a four-day workweek. >> you -- yes. >> i don't know anybody that does president work 16, 14 hours a day. here is the thing, they are totally losing their jobs because of joe biden and this push toward electric vehicles. $4.5 billion profit loss on the ev line of ford that they are killing these workers. what recourse do they have? >> without question, any time you have a president who drives us to inflationary levels of 16%, this is like the sequel to the jimmy carter years. it is devastating and it is d

: trump is still winning in south carolina.e has gone down just two points. he is way ahead. he is now at 46%. nikki haley has gone up. in july she was 14%. now she is 18%. desantis is now at 10%. he has gone down. he was doing better in july. three points down. and then tim scott, who was a senator in our state, in the state of south carolina. is he now at 9%. he was at 10%. they love him there. but they also love nikki haley and nikki haley's performance on the debate stage was just hands down great. ramaswamy is now at 5% in south carolina. he was at 3%. and pence is staying steady at 4%. >> brian: the thing with desantis in south carolina he has no shot. trump is real popular, especially with the governor. former governor in senator tim scott. >> lawrence: as we continue to follow, this there is still no comparison to donald trump. it's something that i have said from the very beginning. you go to every single diner across this country, he still has unmovable base. and when you have the prosecution of him and then you have

annual path iowa and south carolina voters. right now along with iowa farmer and republican voter chris perdue and democrat south carolina voter hayden lay and republican south carolina voter rick schlegel. good morning everybody. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hi. >> good morning. >> steve: jazmine, let's start with you. what do you make of -- i know that you are predominantly for donald trump. he has got your vote right now at this point. who is number two in iowa for you? >> for me i currently do not have a number two. i'm watching, see how everyone does, seeing what they stand for and i'm still definitely all for trump. >> steve: okay, chris, you're a republican. and you're undecided as well. who is your number -- you know, the conventional wisdom is donald trump is number one. if there is a number two, who would it be? >> >> if there iowa i farm so agriculture is important to me. they need to know about agriculture issues. tim scott, senator tim scott is maybe number two for me. nikki haley also has met with farmers

back i appreciate your interest. >> that gently yields back is time for the gentlewoman from south carolinarecognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. detroit thank you for being here this afternoon and answering our questions very directly even though some have been very tough. i represent south: first congressional district. the tent fasting growing in the nation. we've seen explosive growth over the past couple of years. when tourists come to charleston or hilton head island, south carolina they never want to leave. so they buy houses, they say that which is great for connate but also present certain challenges to postal service and delivery. our view questions i like to ask on behalf of my constituents. received complaints about mail delivery almost daily from constituents. we sort of feel helpless at this point on being able to get them their packages and everything but my questions are real specific to our demands in our district despite the significant populace and growth the first congressional district there's been a lack of new post offices for additional postal r

let me tell you how to handle south carolina heat. we do not sweat, we glisten. so you guys can handle it. when i'm unable to handle the winters here, you can tell me what to do because i started coming here in late march and it was cold. it stayed cold and stayed cold. i'm enjoying the warm weather, but i know you are ready for the cold weather. >> my name is tiffany justice. today was the first day of school for our founders academy. let's give them a big round of applause for host an estimate. it has been a long day. there is no doubt about it. moms for liberty is a nonprofit grassroots organization. our mission is to educate and unify and empower parents. roundtable with education advocates, a lawyer and some mothers. we talked about some of the issues affecting you and new hampshire. these are not unique issues to just new hampshire. you guys are struggling with educational failure, issues about secrets being kept from parents happening all over our country. knowing that you are a champion for moms and dads and you are really keeping the pulse on this issue

. >>> in tonight's "eye on america," what's old is new again in south carolina's low country -- indigoely forgotten crop was once one of the south's most profitable exports and it's making a comeback. cbs's mark strassmann reports how indigo is bringing together the country's past and present. >> reporter: sheena meyers makes her indigo soap knowing nothing can scrub away south carolina's past. >> there's a whole history behind what i'm doing. >> it's deep. >> yeah, it's real deep. >> reporter: indigo dye's beautiful color comes shrubbed and shrouded by an ugly history. in the mid-1700s planters called it blue gold, a labor intensive cash crop produced by the sweat of enslaved people. for meyers, it's personal. >> very personal. >> but to you, it's not just anybody's history. >> right. >> this is -- >> my family history. >> reporter: among those enslaved indigo workers, her great, great-grandmother. >> because they were humiliated, now i'm being honored. and me being honored is like i'm honoring them as well. i don't think they would ever have thought in a million years that they would