is this tammy's stage? well, yes. she enjoyed this. tammy was an entertainer. she didn't just stand up there and sing. andrea canning: along the way, in 1996, tammy met and married a local boy, brett parker, a medical supply salesman. he'd been a star athlete in high school. his aunt, sandra hunter, says he was always throwing some kind of ball. sandra hunter: he played football and softball and baseball. and he was an all-american kid. andrea canning: an injury sidelined any thoughts of a career in professional sports. so brett took up amateur softball. that's how he met one of his closest friends, howdy bear. no doubt, brett was one of the best softball players i ever played with. andrea canning: when tammy came into the picture, bear knew his friend had found his match. tammy, she was just precious. and i'll never forget that. but i knew they was gonna get married. it was just a matter of time. andrea canning: howdy and his wife tagged along with brett to tammy's singing gigs, and saw a lucky man in love. they were fun to be around. no not my mind, he loved

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tammy: yeah, it's nuts. though the sanctuary city policies which are a huge incentive, it gets beamed around the world saying we are here, come on over, but i think the plan was just for it to affect if texas and arizona and those, you know, southern states that the coasts don't like to think about so much. and us suddenly it was right there prove being your point that this was something that was just some kind of theory that they never if thought they'd have to be touched by. >> yeah. they thought it was wonderful. oh, let's let the republicans deal with it in those southern border states except california, of course. and they, you know, they still welcome everybody and pretend that they're doing something about the border. tammy: now also, speaking of adams, we know that he's been charge -- he was critical about this, suddenly, critical of the biden administration. i think president trump said, you know, in five minutes he's going to be indicted or something, and that's what happened. he's been indicted. h

the first person i'd like to recognize is my buddy, tammy duckworth. tammy. tammy has a heart as big as her had a. she is a genuine war hero. you're incredible, tammy, incredible. and my good friend ed he is a different app you want a valid but i like him and love him. steny hoyer. he represents the western shore of delaware. i can him all the time. tony cuomo. i was bragging about times a day for a long time we have known each other. my intercept was asking about him. when he woke up and could be a hug is edging -- jim langevin. jim, thank you pal. a man who overcame a disability but has had a profound impact on the house of representatives. steve cohen, good to see pal. mark, where are you? mark, good to see you buddy and a big thanks to the hundredth event it's the work every day to ensure people with disabilities can live and thrive in their communities. thrive. one of my first acts as an as senator was -- cosponsoring rehabilitation act. one of the most consequential civil rights laws in history was vance discrimination and by -- no disability could be n

>> tammy: chuck schumer probably hasn't woken up yet.e of them are pro-israel groups that knew this was coming. very well telegraphed. we saw protests over the weekend, tammy, here in new york city. holiday weekend, labor day weekend. pro-hamas protesters on the streets of new york causing havoc and we knew this was going to happen and it is underway right now. >> tammy: it looks especially when you're looking at it, the indoctrination about occupiers, right? the nature of who can be the enemy and it seems now we were shocked with this first half, after october 7, what is this? it's a notion that if the around the world, the opening me of occupiers, that's the excuse but they don't think about it. they might not know history or the nature of what they are standing for. i was approached, subway platform, a guy in the palestinian scarf asking me if i was jewish. how is this, all of this, not a hate crime? bible reading intimidating or directly attempting to intimidate either jewish people or those who they think are jewish or just everybod

tammy. >> tammy: this is one record said that this is the furthest, let me make sure that i get thisinto space than any human space adventure since nasa's apollo program 50 years ago. half a century, it took elon musk and a guy with some money, now we are doing it, but that is very exciting, because we are taking the steps we need to get to mars. >> emily: civilians, average people. >> charles: america right now is asking them to make a choice, do we still believe we are a nation where we can pull ourselves up by the bootstraps and have the animal spirits or show big government in charge? i think that spacewalk, and what elon musk has done to resurrect going into outer space, we had given up on it. we gave up on this completely and has resonated this idea and what comes as this pride and incentive where people will say, i have to dream about something else. this is how you create dreams across the board. >> emily: you left those regulations and provide that for them. >> next on the horizon i think would be china, they are toying with things and wanting to come up too, do we want to f

you heard tammy baldwin say, i have your back.baldwin and harris have the back of dairy farmers in wisconsin? >> i'm certainly not aware of that. in 2020, she, along with republican blackburn did provide funding for emergency mental healthcare for dairy farmers. i'm not personally aware of anybody that got any benefit from that at all. she is riding that coattail to the dairy farm community to try to bring her vote home with them and to pull away from donald trump. i will say that donald trump at the end of covid did an amazeings job in helping dairymen right the ship that was going badly as we had plummeted dairy prices and he and his adm administration brought in help. tammy baldwin is trying to pull away from the donald trump vote and she's a strong advocate for wo women, which has nothing to do with dairymen, but i think many dairymen are conservative and her instance on abortion and children in the womb is appalling. i think that overall the approach of tammy baldwin to the wisconsin dairy final argumenter is unappealing. >>

>> tammy: he should be himself and we saw him being himself in debate against joe biden.n the election that night. he was himself. he was disciplined and talked about the issues and noted the president did not know what he was saying. he was able to convey points without being a bully. this is ump tr, he's a direct individual. he does not need to worry about that. new voters won't remember the 17 gop candidates in the first round. trump is experienced and knows the issues. kamala harris' problem is need to be a ghost. she wants to speak a lot of words without saying anything. it is false. trump goes back to the issues, that is why we love him. he delivered. he was specific about what he wanted to accomplish. >> lawrence: it is a different dynamic because she's a woman? she's on the stage. as a southern gentleman, i will not go back and forth with a woman, i will be respectful and forceful, does he have to strike a different type of tone? >> tammy: now we've seen women on the world stage who are leaders, we need to see opposition leader, he needs to see vice president. if

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. >> reporter: tammy weihe wrote that note. >> yeah. >> reporter: tammy has breast cancer.his country road in oxford, ohio, right past bill's house. given her situation, it's understandable how this diorama of death could be unsettling. but the tone of her letter was more "humerus" than sternum. tammy wrote, "the bone family and what they are up to is the highlight of my journey." she went on to explain how her last day of cancer treatment was coming up and how grateful she was for this daily diversion. and when bill read that... >> tears came into my eyes. it really touched my heart. >> reporter: and right then he knew what he had to do. >> another skeleton. >> reporter: he worked through the night so that when that letter writer made her final trip past his house in the morning, this is what she saw. a whole skeleton crew cheering her on. >> it was very touching to think that somebody would go to that effort for a stranger. >> reporter: former stranger. >> good seeing you again. we talk all the time. you want to take a walk out and see these guys? >> reporter: bill said t

the leadership tammy, when i go for trump.o that was the leadership issue. but you can win the working folks return is going when the working folks a lot of the unions as well so quick or that. tammy: i would say also we can added have the democrats have punched them so is dangerous and would be dangerous to endorse, but with that didn't sit was to re- replace the polling that showed the ringing file so the fed up with ways and so is okay we want to do it knowing that everybody withdraw the conclusion i think that your conclusion is that the democrats want to destroy things that do not comply and it was clear the normally with issued an endorsement to trump even though maybe not perfect for them, but certainly perfect for the country and for the working men and women so i think that's what happened here. >> and so there's been a big educational division that invests money for college educated people and republican 20 more working class for a long time now the term is accelerated this treading kamala harris it fully of the day

i've got a power panel of tammy bruce and kelly o'grady. all that and so much more on "making money." flushing. ♪ ♪ charles: so yesterday's session wasn't just like a rare occurrence because we're in this amazing bull market, it was just a rare occurrence in general, right? very rarely do we get a 2 decline in the stock market -- 2. so you can see in part why people are sort of rattled by it. in many ways, the internals were more worrisome, and all of this triggered a sharp spike in what we call the fear index. here's yesterday and, of course, today the it carried over this morning and, again, this is the a really big movement remember the last big move with the jobs report and the carry trade, this was a record-breaking move. this is a pretty big move in and of itself. again, a lot more anxiety than just 48 hours ago. the question now is how does this market regain equilibrium. unlike yesterday, the reaction to bad news was sort of positive. the jobs report came many, this is the jolts report, job openings have been going down steadily. th

tammy baldwin voted to give illegal immigrants handouts.thing for us and she's been in d.c. for 25 years. >> we can't afford tammy baldwin's failed policies. >> it's time for a change. >> on one side it's abortion on the other. these themes are common these days. >> they are common, you are correct about that. the baldwin campaign is really only gotten into hitting eric hovde d on abortion which when you look at the polling is one of the top issues in wisconsin. since the dobbs decision, there was about a year long periods were abortion was outlawed in wisconsin and the court ruling has since made the procedure available again for about the last 12 months but deciding whether it's protected by the wisconsin constitution is very much ongoing so it's top of mind for voters here. the other big issue is the economy. people have the feeling, the pain of the last few years and that's been caused by inflation. we've seen some of the things people like to talk about going up. the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to biden and ever since biden h

. >> reporter: tammy weihe wrote that note. >> yeah. >> reporter: tammy has breast cancer.his country road in oxford, ohio, right past bill's house. given her situation, it's understandable how this diorama of death could be unsettling. but the tone of her letter was more "humerus" than sternum. tammy wrote, "the bone family and what they are up to is a highlight of my journey." she went on to explain how her last day of cancer treatment was coming up and how grateful she was for this daily diversion. and when bill read that... >> tears came into my eyes. it really touched my heart. >> reporter: and right then he knew what he had to do. >> another skeleton. >> reporter: he worked through >>> in the bay area, it is a major music festival known for rattling windows, it is back in san francisco this weekend and neighbors are bracing for the noise. >> it is really noisy. i literally thought it was two blocks away. >> the promise from organizers to quiet things down this year. >>> lessons learned from vancouver, this big city has been hit hard by the opioid crisis but why it is

and tammy bruce fox news contributor. kids welcome back.re in good company on this. tulsi gabbard wrote one too. it is interesting. now they are filling out their formerly blank policy statement on their web site. i know tammy is dying, i'm dying to find out what is on there. >> you will first find it. larry: we may never find it. but the point is, also, you know, flip-flops were tried to mike dukakis and john kerry and with kamala harris. in a information age where information is cheap and easy to get, to i do not think this will work, it is a sign of weakness. >> you know web site, is vaporous, it, it is meant to be, bernie sanders was asked about this and gave the game away on "meet the press," he was asked, she had positions that agree with you, now she switched, what is going on, no she has not changed she is being pragmatic in what she needs to do to win the election, a 3 month pa. >> that is the mike dukakis and john kerry approach, people are stupid. >> the play they always run. larry: tammy, you studied this web site. >> there is n

tammy bruce is with me, fox news contributor.going to ask our team to put up those numbers on where the polling is right now in america. i think it is worth showing that part of the response she should go to the border later in week in arizona, part of the response has to be coming. there it is the. the only thing that beats it is something hurting everybody. high prices of this administration. a third of voters surveyed said that immigration is important to them in second place. >> this is daily lives. we understand politics, americans. we're a great country and go through it every two years, we get it. a point we realize we're at stake. there is nothing guaranteed in life. this is dangerous. let me say yesterday "new york times" siena poll. the reason she is going to arizona is not because she cares about the border. she likes what has been happening. the first poll since the debate is trump is up beyond the margin of error in arizona by five. and this is why she is going. she is seeing -- it is likely voters, most polls are do

i am joined by the panel to my immediate left by tammy patrick by the election center. team democracy. next is david carol from the carter center. that is trusted election. the audience about the background for the program and how does it draw the history. engaging in democracy observation. >> thank you, jeff. this really great to be here. the carter center it is on the work that we have been doing. since that time we have been involved in 125 elections all over the world. through that experience, we have seen in a number of countries where there has been hotly contested questions and doubts about the process. quite often, coming together by local parties around the world referred to codes of conduct. basically a set of principles that parties and candidate to provide greater confidence that they will abide by these general norms. we have seen this around the world taking shape. the carter center around 2020 for the first time ever started to examine whether we will engage in elections in the united states and ultimately decided we would. it occurred to us that given th

tammy says the dhs failed her family. let's bring in kayla's mom, tammy nobles, right now.uch a horrible thing that happened to your daughter, you tell the story again and again and again trying to bring attention to it. why did you feel compelled to join those other parents who suffered the same tragedy in congress today? >> i want everyone to know what is happening at the border, that all the ones who are coming here illegally are not being background checked or vetted. they are just letting anyone in. i have been fighting for this ever since kayla was murdered. i have been fighting for this for over two years. >> john: when you look at the timeline of the illegal immigrant who murdered your beautiful young daughter, it's really unbelievable to see what happened. march of 2022, he entered the u.s. illegally through texas as an unaccompanied minor, was branded by border patrol and sent to live with a sponsor in maryland. he then moved to a mobile home in aberdeen, maryland, where kayla was killed. he was then placed in foster care as police awaited dna results. he was enro

and so i will say if anyone wants to help out, you can go to tammy baldwin.com and get five or ten or whatever you can afford. but in terms of what harris needs to do, she did it today showing up and you got to show up in red parts of the state, purple parts of the state, and blue parts of the state. and she has to continue to make the contrast between what she's running on, what she is about and what donald trump is pushing on our fundamental freedoms. donald trump put three justices on the supreme court who overturned roe and she of course, is a champion for restoring reproduction, reproductive health. i lead the bill called the women's health protection act, which would codify roe at the federal level on health care trump and my opponent eric have tgi would repeal the affordable care act in its entirety, stripping health care away from millions of people. i helped write the affordable care act, including the provision that allows young people to stay on their parents health insurance until they turn 26 we have such a stark contrast and she needs to continue to come do these swing s

her mom, tammy nobles joins us this morning. hi, family. us. >> hi, thank you for having me. >> you're welcome. so her policies, kamala harris' decriminalized illegal crossers. cut ice funding, free healthcare for illegals. stopped trump's wall on day one. she supports sanctuary cities your daughter was killed unfortunately two years ago under this administration. do you trust kamala harris if she becomes president to tackle the border crisis? >> no, not at all. it's just going to get worse. if she gets elected it is going to be a lot worse than it is now. and it's just going to not be the kind of country that people want. >> ainsley: i know, tammy, you were one of the angel moms invited to go speak on capitol hill in front of congress. congresswoman veronica escobar a democrat from texas. she said this about inviting angel moms to talk to our leaders. >> i think what is most frustrating to me as a member of congress is what is happening today at this committee hearing where we have colleagues who are exploiting people's pain for political

democrats did this, and tammy baldwin has been right there with them. 25 years in washington, and tammyaldwin has done nothing. i'm done with democrats. it's time for change. >> i'm jacky rosen and i approve this message. >> maga extremist sam brown is putting them at risk. he embraced sunsetting medicare and social security. sam brown publicly supported forcing massive cuts to social security and medicaid and was caught on tape saying he admires the plan to phase out social security and medicare entirely in five years. sam brown, another maga extremist trying to cut social security and medicare. >> gas prices are up 2%. housing and grocery prices are through the roof, and nevada has the second-highest unemployment in the nation. for -- but career politicians do not seem to care. >> multimillionaires like jacky rosen don't get us. i'm not a politician. neither are you. after the military, i worked in a warehouse as part of a small business. i will work to down prices. i'm sam brown, and i approve this message. >> god did not create us to be equal to men. >> the people already know who t

tammy baldwin voted to give illegal immigrants handouts.ammy baldwin has done nothing for us and she's been in d.c. for 25 years. >> we can't afford tammy baldwin's failed policies. >> it's time for a change. >> on one side it's abortion on the other. these themes are common these days. >> they are common, you are correct about that. the baldwin campaign is really only gotten into hitting eric hovde d on abortion which when you look at the polling is one of the top issues in wisconsin. since the dobbs decision, there was about a year long periods were abortion was outlawed in wisconsin and the court ruling has since made the procedure available again for about the last 12 months but deciding whether it's protected by the wisconsin constitution is very much ongoing so it's top of mind for voters here. the other big issue is the economy. people have the feeling, the pain of the last few years and that's been caused by inflation. we've seen some of the things people like to talk about going up. the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to bide

tammy duckworth joints the next. next. [dog bark] ♪♪ [dog whining] is your dog telling you they may have allergic itch? apoquel is the #1 treatment for allergic itch... that veterinarians have trusted for over 15 million dogs... and it starts working in just 4 hours! do not use in dogs with serious infections... may cause worsening of existing parasitic skin infestations... or preexisting cancers... and serious infections. new neoplasias have been observed. do not use in dogs less than 12 months old. ask your vet for apoquel. now available in a tasty chewable. >>> i have been a leader on ivf which is fertilization. the ivf, i have been a leader. in fact, when they got a negative decision on ivf from the alabama courts, saw the people of alabama and the legislature two days later voted it in. i've been a leader run a. they know it and everyone else knows it. i've been a leader on fertilization. >> a leader on fertilization. donald trump clearly has no idea what it stands for but he is trying to erase the history of how his

tammy. for her understanding of the s. the -- alternative which is not unusual would be we will 90 hell out of them when we heard upon tonight is we understand the situation. we are -- supportive of the property owner in this case and as long as that property owner plays in good faith with us and takes action we are not going to take out the big stick and be punitive am i thank you for that attitude. and i like to -- be the property owner to understand that -- this is not the enemy. the enemy is not these departments. i think you gotta couple people you are dealing with in court this may be the enemy. the departments are here to assist you and help you and help you move this through. and -- they are in no way punitive in moving this thing forward. so -- please work. tell work out as best as it can. upon my motion was made. thank you. >> so commissioner swig add language to your motion. that the acting za did not error or abuse discretion. okay. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. we have a motion from commissioner swig to de

joining me now is the lead sponsor, senator tammy duckworth, the first to give birth while serving inorth, the first senator to give birth while serving in office and both children were born with the help of ivf. your bill failed in june on a 48-47 vote, far short of the of 60 needed to pass. it is expected to fail again today. i guess the question is why is senator schumer, why are you all bringing it up? >> it doesn't have to fail again today, right? all it takes is donald trump telling my republican colleagues to go ahead and vote for it and it will pass. after all, he killed the border security bill, which is a single statement. so he could do the same to get this bill to pass. >> and he has said that he is helping ivf. so, talk to me about that, what he is doing for ivf. >> he's killing ivf because he continues to support this personhood amendments. he's the guy who put the supreme court justices on the supreme court, who voted to -- on the dobbs decision to overturn roe v. wade by continuing to support statements that continue to define a fertilized egg as a human being. you cou

leading off our discussion tonight is senator tammy baldwin, democrat of wisconsin, who is running for her third term in the united states senate and will be joining vice president harris when she visits wisconsin tomorrow. senator, thank you for coming to the last word. let me start by getting a reaction to what you heard in that town hall tonight with the vice president. >> thank you for sharing such powerful focus on the impact of the reversal of roe v. wade. wisconsin has a very similar set of circumstances. when dobbs was decided, our state fell under an abortion ban, a criminal abortion band that was passed in our state in the year 1849, and for 15 months, there were no services whatsoever. i heard harrowing stories about women bleeding out. i met a woman whose water broke at 17 weeks when she was sent home and was only granted service when she was spiking a high fever and facing the risk of sepsis. this strikes home with every wisconsin viewer, and it resonates here and it is a reason for us to remember that we have to participate in this election. our democracy is on the line.

the leadership, tammy, wouldn't go for trump. reason is he wouldn't come out against all the right to work laws, and so that was the leadership issue. but he's going to win the working folk, that's for sure. >> yes. larry: quick word on that. >> i would say that it also we can add in how the democrats would punish them. so ins -- it's dangerous. it would be dangerous to endorse trump. but what they did instead was release the polling that showed the rank and file. so they had it both ways. okay, we're not going to do it, but knowing that everyone would draw that conclusion, i think that's the heavier conclusion, is that the democrats want to destroy things that do not comply, and it was clear that they normally would have issued an endorsement to trump even though maybe not perfect for them, but certainly perfect for the country and for the working man and woman. so i think that's what happened there. >> yeah. so there's been a big educational division with democrats winning more college-educated people and republicans winning mo

here to react, fox news contributor or tammy bruce.so great to have you on, especially on this summit, on this topic which is so important in this election. in fact, i would say that this topic along with government surveillance and unaccountability in the federal government in general, these are the top issues of the election. if. >> they are. and already this election has been different because of elon musk -- rachel: yes. >> -- because of the change of twitter to x. there are so many issues that would never have been allowed to be discussed, and yet we are having those conversations. and they're obsessed with social media because, without sounding trite here, information is power. and they don't want to have to explain things. they don't want the clips of kamala harris contra convict doing herself for years in front of everyone all the time. they want you to not have access to that. they want to remake the news with each news cycle. they want to control what people concern and already, even despite the supreme court decision, the bi

sneakers for me to velcro close, is because after coming home from war, i had the dream of coming from tammy to mommy a reality. i was one of the lucky ones because now that freedom to get reproductive care is at risk for millions of women whose most desperate hope is to have a little one at home. make no mistake, this is not a future nightmare. this is a reality. countless women had their ivf treatments interrupted after an alabama supreme court ruling treated these women as criminals. in this perilous moment in our country as we stare down november, there's no telling how many more will follow. look, i doubt that donald trump even knows what the acronym ivf stands for, and half the time i wonder if he can spell ivf, despite the embarrassing ram beings that came out of his mouth last week, the reality is he's the reason ivf is at risk in the first place. the dobbs decision is what led us to today's nightmare, taking the power to decide when and how to start families. donald trump is the one who brags about taking down roe. donald trump is the one who acts like that's something to be proud o

i am joined by the lead sponsor of that bill, senator tammy duckworth, the first senator to give birthsly very personal to you. i could call you a leader in fertilization if i had to. >> don't tell my husband. >> it is a weird phrase, i think we can all agree. it is wild to watch this desperate attempt to pander that is at odds with what the republican party is actually doing. you have tried to pass multiple bills on ivf. what do the bills do and what has happened before? >> i tried a couple different bills. this one that we will vote on next week will do some simple things. it guarantees the right to access reproductive technology. if you want to see, it basically sets up a statutory right across the entire country, no matter where you live, that you have the right to access reproductive technology including ivf and if you are a doctor and want to provide it according to accepted medical standards, you can provide it. it doesn't mean you have to. if a catholic hospital does not want to provide it they don't have to, but if you want to provide it you have the statutory right and it all

larry: but she will, tammy bruce, she will go on cnn for another debate. >> she wants to.martha and brett on fox. donald trump is not charlie brown and the football is pulled away from him and he's pulled away and gets tricked and we're over those games and trump is done with those. he run the race with the first one and she wants to do cnn and like it is last time and i think they feel there's something to make up to the democrats. the nature of the faith of catholicism and going for the profiles of the left wing hamas wing of the democrat party and the wokes just doesn't want to do that. because she just can't go for the entire country and going for all americans and it is supposed to be an example of how we come together for the differences and martha maccallum did an interesting thing and every president is historically won that catholic vote and that's going te behind trump and my last one caroline, downey. bury deep into the democratic party and left wing and there's a lot of anti-catholicism and there's anti-woke and look at that and going for catholic charities and

indeed.com/hire welcome to the show was gop senate candidate, is now a tight race against democrat tammyn in wisconsin, it is great to see you eric, so what you make of this story we are tracking the police reports, violent illegal alien gangs are now in all seven swing states. >> it is 100 percent correct in the little community. sheen of only 5000 people, headache venezuelan gang member, the brutally raped a female and assaulted her daughter and solo, we've had medical cases of criminal activity serious by illegal immigrants is just so fundamentally wrong. and you know, i've got to story with you for drink about me and asked, why is it that struggling to try to get healthcare at the va and struggling financially, why are we giving these illegal immigrants, housing, money, free healthcare, and i'm being denied and so, it is so unfair to americans as well as we've entered a criminal element into our society, that is just unacceptable. liz: the wall street journal's reporting 100 cases involving venezuelan gang ending cities and town station right another suspected 100 criminal cases but

tammy bruce with us as always on friday morning. the two disruptors. tammy:it tells you these are commonsense suggestions and that is the disruption. what does that tell us about the nature of government. elon musk is the disruptor with space travel, the innovation, reusable rockets, the quality of the product, astronauts stranded in outer space and boeing along with nasa in the government framework had to abandon them because they couldn't do it. we were going to the moon 50 years ago and they are now turning to musk and his space capsule to get them back. let's disrupt back to being able to function. stuart: can you see trump running with elon musk? huge disruptors, difficult people to work with. tammy:if you are invested in bureaucracy and failure they are difficult, if you don't want new recommendations about kennedy regarding getting healthy seem pretty reasonable. we got so used to bureaucratic bloat and failure that this is what normal is, we deserve better, change is good. doesn't mean it will take us in the wrong direction. it is taking us bac

and we may have some of the origin, tammy, and suffering as president. javier miller imposes of 13 measurements to drive down the can. please call me the . i'm the how do i welcome to the program? severe flooding is wreaking havoc across central and eastern europe following days of school venture rain. the situation in many areas is critical of movers, full set banks. if the 17 people have died across poland, all 3 of romania and the czech republic, also known as shakira, with southern germany affected as well. the flooding is the worst. some regions have seen in more than 20 years as tens of thousands have also been forced to flee . the rising waters was in this chinese restaurant and the austrian town of the home cushion starting to clean up the flood damage the water in the cellar. submerged furniture and produce as it rose to a meta high set. um, if as long as i want the guys have it ready to continuously for 4 or 5 days, set this phone into for everything has been on the roots as since yesterday mornings date. i got some vision with also falling from the, from over there to hoover that the

democratic incumbent tammy baldwin is maintaining a narrow lead over republican candidate eric hovde.nsin is one of those states and it is neck-and-neck. if i pull up here call for number three, marquette university law school poll has harris at 52, trump at 58. did you notice a big difference after the switch between biden and harris? >> well, clearly vp harris had a bump, a temporary bump. i think these numbers are all flawed. you have to look back to the polling in 2016 and 2020 where president trump way under polled. supposed to lose the state by 5 1/2 percent and 6%. he won in 16 and barely loss in 20. a neck-and-neck race. our internal polls have a jump ball tied. the momentum is on our side because the issues are on our side. people are concerned about inflation, the cost of their groceries. look at your auto insurance bill. see how much that has jumped. and then, you know, you were talking about illegal immigration and what is happening in germany. well, every community in our country and in wisconsin every state is a border state. we just had a venezuelan illegal immigrant vi

the reason is to tammy's point when they say they don't have the resources.if we don't make it then it's going to put them out there is bigger targets. current presidents, former vice president's. >> we pray that secret service leadership rises to the moment the way rank and file have. happening now, appeals court is hearing arguments from donald trump's legal team, urging them to overturn a nearly $500 million verdict against the former president. live update from the court house, plus there is a major hurricane barreling toward florida. fox weather joined us next with the full forecast. hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all these plans include a healthy options allowance. a monthly allowance to help pay for eligible groceries, utilities, rent, and over-the-counter items like vitamins, pain reli

here with reaction fox news contributor charlie hurt joe concha tammy bruce.tart with you, let's get your take on next week, i don't think abc/disney is capable of being fair. i gave a whole list of unanswered questions we have and i don't see them getting to those questions. >> no. and, look, the good news is, donald trump has done so many debates -- remember those 17 competitors during the primaries for '16, and the debate after debate after debate. he knows what he's doing. he knows also, it's not just that the media's not fair, the world is not fair. the democrats are not fair. the terrorists are not fair. this is the man who has the experience. he understands it. he is ready. he's not going to be blind sided but this is why republicans tend to be better politicians, better governors, better presidents. because they're challenged and they have to make sure that they can get their point across. what makes you sloppy and a witness in the witness protection program makes you unable to expect the unexpected, to deal with it properly, to answer questions, to ow

tammy: she said please don't send me to fox and i want to fox look, donald trump is not charlie browntball, pulled away from him and lucy always said it will be fine will just do it again i will pull it away any always get strict and so we are over those games and trump has done, to debate. he won the race for the first one and he's done one with her. she first some reason she wants to do cnn. he liked it last time pretty but i think that they feel that they hsomething to make up the i woud also suggested that about these l smith dinner, that it is odd but not really if you realize who she continues to pander to and i think that going to a catholic charities event the nature of the faith of the catholicism within this country, will very much upset the left wing wing of the democratic party and walks. and she just does not want to do that because you just cannot was not for the entire country doing this work all americans is supposed to be an example of how we come together no matter whether differences. and martha did an interesting tweet saying that at our "fox news" sister network,

meanwhile, you're the senator, tammy baldwin, has done everything to take care of the state. vice president harris fought like hell for a future where the your aspiration. just think about how far we have come. we have more to go. too many people are still in trouble, but nearly four years that we have been president and vice president was one of the most extraordinary periods of progress in american history. covid no longer controls our lives. we have gone from an economic crisis to the strongest economy in the world. let me say it again -- we have the strongest economy in the world, and no one challenging it. we got more to do. thousands of cities and towns across the country, we are seeing the great american comeback story. the way i see it -- and i talked to the others who talk about how bad we are here the way i see it, today's announcement is about far more than giving america the power to turn on l.a.. wisconsin has a strong history of neighbor helping neighbor. cooperatives literally owned by the people of wisconsin because of you, they are planting seeds today that g

tammy baldwin voted to give illegal immigrants handouts. baldwin has done nothing for us and she's been in d.c. for 25 years. >> we can't afford tammy baldwin's failed policies. >> it's time for a change. >> on one side it's abortion on the other. these themes are common these days. >> they are common, you are correct about that. the baldwin campaign is really only gotten into hitting eric hovde d on abortion which when you look at the polling is one of the top issues in wisconsin. since the dobbs decision, there was about a year long periods were abortion was outlawed in wisconsin and the court ruling has since made the procedure available again for about the last 12 but deciding whether it's protected by the wisconsin constitution is very much ongoing so it's top of mind for voters here. the other big issue is the economy. people have the feeling, the pain of the last few years and that's been caused by inflation. we've seen some of the things people like to talk about going up. the eric of the folks want to tie baldwin to biden and ever

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