former senator tim johnson has died. s the last democrat to hold statewide office in south dakota asoted by the rapid city journal. governor kristi noem released a statement reading, "i worked with tim jnson and appreciate that his heart was for the people of south data. he was a true servant. our prayers go out to his entire family." his ccsor in the senate mike rounds writes, "tim johnson served hisste in public office for more than 35 years. his love for sou dota was undeniable." and republican we have john thune, known for his tenacy and work ethic, tim was a steadfast leader who dedicated his life tserving the people of south dakota with integrity and passion. he fought tirelessly and leaves a legacy that will have a lasting impact for years to come." former south dakota democratic senator tim johnson was 77.

former south dakota democrat senator tim johnson was 77. welcome back. we are going to talk about women voters and campaign 2024. our guest is christian nunes, national organization for women president. explain the organization and with the goals are in the funding is. guest: national organization for women is the oldest and largest women's organization in the u.s., grassroots membership organization made up founded in 1966 and made up of state and local chapters throughout the u.s. and also in puerto rico. our work is around making sure we are having an approach to look for rights and equality and we do this right focusing on six core issues, constitutional equality, economic justice, violence against women, lgbtqia rights, racial justice and reproductive rights. when we look at this, wait make sure we are acknowledging every woman has different issues that impact them and work to advance advocacy and awareness. host: regarding the presidential campaign, what are you doing? guest: we are working to make sure we are helping to get women elected into offi

former senator tim johnson has died. was the last democrat to hold statewide office in south dakota asoted by the rapid city journal. governor kristi noem released a statement reading, "i worked with tim jnson and appreciate that his heart was for the people of south data. he was a true servant. our prayers go out to his entire family." his ccsor in the senate mike rounds writes, "tim johnson served hisste in public office for more than 35 years. his love for sou dota was undeniable." and republican we have john thune, known for his tenacy and work ethic, tim was a steadfast leader who dedicated his life tserving the people of south dakota with integrity and passion. he fought tirelessly and leaves a legacy that will have a lasting impact for years to come." former south dakota democratic senator tim johnson was 77. next, the american enterprise institute talks about the u.s. constitution's influence on culture, politics, laws, and the government. hosted by the american university. this is an hour and a [chatter] >> is th

governor christie released a statement saying i worked with tim johnson and appreciated his heart wasor the people of south dakota . he was a true servant on behalf of the state of south dakota our prayers go out to his family and his successor in the senate rights jim johnson served his own state and public office for more than 35 years. he had a love for south dakota was undeniable and a statement from senior south dako senator republican with john thune, tim was a steadfast leader who dedicated his life to serving the people of south dakota with integrity and compassion . he fought tirelessly for rural america is a legacy that will leave a lasting impact for years to comesouth dakota senator tim johnson was 77 . >> thursday our campaign 2024 coverage continues at 1 pm eastern with republican presidential nominee donald trump delivering remarks on the economy in detroit on c-span to republican vice presidential nominee jd vance will be speaking to voters about illegal immigration, the economy and hurricane kelly at town hall in greensboro north carolina. we have that live at 6 pm. t

this right-wing creator had some of the biggest right-wing creators we know, tim pool, benny johnson.y were being paid by the russian government and rt, russian state media, to spread this propaganda to the u.s. audience. and they did not know. they say they did not know, but elon musk was a huge fan of that and spread it to his 200 million followers. he's the single vector. he's the beacon of disinformation. >> right now, he's been getting fact checked on his own platform by other users. do you think he'll stop that? >> so what. he's on to the next tweet or post. >> god, you're the best. and while we're on the topic of elon musk. just today, he was warned by the department of justice that his voter giveaway, shocker, might be illegal. we'll stay on that. brandy, always good to see you. sadly it's rarely with good news. when we return, republicans running for office are now casting doubt on an election that is not even happening yet. we'll get into just how much damage that could cause when the 11th hour continues. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supp

acknowledged the policy is deeply engrained in our health care system harris' running mate tim walz, seizing on johnson's comments during a rally in battleground, north carolina. >> right now now that's weird because a couple of weeks ago, i was in a debate and center vance was standing right here and said, donald trump is the champion of the aca. >> donald trump loves the aca, and i responded well, why did he run on getting rid of it? why did he signed an executive order getting rid of it? why did he sign on to a lawsuit getting rid of it? and why did he try 60 times to overturn it was only the courage of john mccain, who said no her head, her panel is back out. >> matt gorman, is it useful for speaker johnson? i mean, he clearly felt he needed to clean this up rather fast yeah. >> real quick also, want to watch it. i promise. >> let's talk about >> one thing to watch there is a third party rfk's still on the ballot. they cannot get them off. there is a scenario. i know republicans are white auction where have d could win and yet donald trump could do the share of the vote could be different because som

so you've got throw up the guest that you have today on fox news sungdz, obviously, tim walz, in addition to mike johnsonheck of a show today. shannon: we are looking forward to talking to all of them about hurricane recovery and tensions escalating in middle east and everything else in our limited time. >> it is going to be great. see you then. rachel: her show is fire today and we're all going to tune in. [laughter] pete: and someone is calling. rachel: they're like get off -- off that weekend crew now time to do a real interview. rachel: we have serious news because we have a fox weather alert hundreds of thousands of americans are waking up without power this morning. in the aftermath of helene. pete: recovery missions are continuing this morning as more than 230 people tragically are dead. will: fox weather randy campbell is live in north carolina. brandy. reporter: good morning guys. as you can imagine it's been a somber and tough week for many people across this region really the southeast really when you consider that death toll. again, over 230 people included. but also it's been hard for reside

to analyze with former cia analyst larry johnson the latest zionist situation after receiving iran's missile response in the second case. we will join with mr. tim anderson, director of the center for counter dominion studies, to review the legacy of 32 years of leadership of martyr nasrallah on the occasion of the 7th day of the martyrdom of seyyed hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbollah. israel is the one that has nuclear weapons and the most powerful atmospheric weapons in the region . although last night the zionist regime once again targeted zahia beirut with mortar bombs and bombarded it, but since this morning hezbollah has fired more than 200 rockets and missiles into the occupied territories. it was pehbat from iraq to the occupied golan region where at least two zionists were killed and more than 20 others were injured! or sahib al-zaman. i am the criminals of fazl al-abbas and the citizens. the fourth strike is at night, and when we wake up, and the light of the moon, if we wake up. different media of the world broadcast today's sermons of the leader of the revolution in friday prayers. and covered widely . we see a repor

johnson. the former cia analyst will analyze the latest zionist situation after receiving iran's missile response. in the second case , we will join mr. tim anderson, director of the center for anti-dominance studies, to review the legacy of the 32-year leadership of martyr nasrallah, on the occasion of the seventh day of the martyrdom of sayyid hassan nasrallah, the secretary general of hezbollah. israel is the one who owns nuclear weapons and the most powerful atmospheric weapons in the region al-ankabut, allah, oh man, beit al-ankabut, although last night the zionist regime once again targeted and bombarded zahiya bir with mortar bombs , but since this morning, hezbollah has fired more than 20 rockets and missiles at the occupied territories. another development, which may have been more important , was the firing of a missile from iraq into the occupied golan region, killing at least two zionists and wounding more than 20 others. yala ali hadath is the same. oh sahib al-zaman, i am the criminal, the avenger of fazl al-abbas. this is the fourth strike of citizens. different media of the world broadcast today's sermons of the leader of

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. >> how concerned are you, tim, about this little secret donald trump talked about last night in madison square garden that he and mike johnsonrters, with these two, who the heck knows. mike johnson is monitoring his kid's tran 40, apparently. >> no, he's monitoring and the kid is monitoring his. it's a double. >> who the heck knows what their secret could be but if it is what we all assume it is, which is that the republicans have a plan to challenge the selection in various state legislatures, to gum up the works, to send this election to the house of representatives where there are likely to be 26 delegations that are republican, that's not a secret. we all know that. anybody who is monitoring, anybody who is watching, is on the democracy needs, knows that's their plan, so if that's what they were talking about, well we are in on the secret. >> and you believe there is such a thing is the democracy beat? when you worked for jeb bush did you ever think, this is the reporter who is going to focus on the survival of democracy? >> i did not. >> brian, new topic. the philadelphia da is suing to stop elon musk's million-dollar g

tim walz is a fox send exclusive. >> plus because it was devastating we have not received any response from a female pickwick speaker mike johnson joins us with the latest on calls for congress to provide emergency funding for the devastated southeast. and, is a keystone state the key to winning the white house? pennsylvania senator john fetterman joins us live it. plus former president trump returns to the side of his first assassination attempt. work on this very ground the cold-blooded assassin aim to silence me. looks alright now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews in washington. we'll be going there headlines today israel lodging fresh air strikes against iran back trend hezbollah and lebanon and hamas command and control center embedded at a hamas. ukraine says russia launched 87 attack drones and four missiles overnight. the majority of which aired defenses were up to shoot down but forecasters are tracking tropical storm milton and the gulf of mexico. predicting it could make landfall in florida's west coast wednesday as a category three hurricane. adding to the misery for millions of americans strug

tim walz is set to speak in ohio and senator did events will be in massachusetts and then pennsylvania himself. vp harris spoke in flint, michigan friday appearing with basketball legend magic johnson and focusing her message on jobs. >> america lost nearly 200,000 manufacturing jobs when he was president. including tens of thousands of jobs in michigan making donald trump one of the biggest losers of manufacturing jobs and american history. >> former president trump spoke in north carolina, one of several states where absentee voting is already underway. it's one of the states recovering from hurricane helene. the storm struck in georgia and north carolina leaving election officials scrambling to come up with alternative plans for voter registration, absentee balance and voting in those areas while trump continues to criticize the federal government's response. >> they are doing the worst job on a hurricane that any administration has ever done. these people don't want to talk about it. they don't want to talk about it. >> north carolina attorney general pushing back on disinformation about the overall response including fema's response to this disaster. >> my buddy said these rum

leaders or kamala harris and tim walz, not donald trump, and not jd vance all alright, just quickly here the affordable care act has come up and it's come up because of mike johnsonis the republican speaker of the house he was caught on camera saying this about obamacare, which is very popular. when people are pulled with americans, listen health care reforms can say we're gonna have a very aggressive first hundred days agenda, we got a lot of things on the table. no obamacare the aca is so deeply ingrained. we need massive reform to make this work and we got a lot ideas on how to do that make this work. >> no, obamacare, he repeated the question being asked. what do you make of this and what should the democrats do in this case? well, they use this for down-ballot races. >> i mean, that is very, very worrisome. it's particularly worrisome because when trump was asked if he had any real plans, because remember, they used to always say repeal and replace. that was years ago when asked replacement when he said he didn't, that he he had started to work up concepts. what that told us is the truth that the republicans just want to repeal the affordable care act and no

tim walz what voters need to know about the campaign policies. at the fox news sunday exclusive. plus... >> it was just devastating. >> we haven't received a response from them. >> speaker mike johnsonoins us with calls for congress to provide emergency funding for the devastating southeast. and, is the keystone state the key to winning the white house. john federman joins us alive. plus, for president trump returned to the side of his first assassination attempt. >> on this very ground a cold-blooded assassin named to silence me. >> all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ >> hello from fox news in washington. we begin with headlines today. is relaunching for -- fresh air strikes from hezbollah militants and striking what they call a hamas command and control centre embedded at a mosque housing displaced palestinians in the gaza strip. ukraine says russia launched 87 attack drones and four missiles overnight. the majority of which it with air defence forces could be issued down. forecasters are tracking the tropical storm in the gulf of mexico saying they could make landfall on the west coast wednesday as a category three hurricane. adding to the misery for millions of americans struggl

governor tim walz is one of my guest exclusively with us for some missions since becoming the vp nominee senator john fetterman exclusive with us from pennsylvania. and speaker michael johnsonten in to former president trump. >> lee, thank you very much and thank you a very big thank you to pennsylvania. we love pennsylvania. and, as i was saying. [cheering] [cheering] i love that, i love that chart, i love that graph. iisn't it a beautiful thing? also beautiful because that's the number of the day i left office it's a loza border patrol the lowest it has ever been illegal immigration today is out of control but i love it for other reasons too, you know that. so thank you very much. thank you lee and whitley has done without song. it is such an honor to have it. i want to just let you know that tonight i have returned to butler in the aftermath of tragedy and heartache to deliver a simple message to the people of pennsylvania. into the people of america. our movement to make america great again stands a stronger, prouder, more united, more determined and nearer to victory than ever before. we are going to make america great again. we're going to win the election. were going

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