train senator tim kaine said mr.elongs to the states okay to the federal government and the federal government look they screw everything the tension must be honest, the federal government and a lot of these board of education are i'm sorry secretary of education the department of education only pay for things like the teachers unions are not really pushing out with the need to push for the season the state knows what they needed to take care of for their own personal state. and leading education the state was well into the school segregation in the spring court of brown versus board of education has to say, that from a federal law prospective compasses could do not discriminate against the students and you can only be education just as a state is if you do, we see that we don't want to go back. >> senator tim kaine believes education leader nobody military pretty. >> and hung cao world start with you on this one, the department of defense of the during the last fiscal year, the military is collectively missed recrui

and now senator tim kaine. there have been a number of democratic with the commonwealth of 18 years so governor youngkin said may be politically motivated in nature and certainly the tone he is taking. this is happening because people somewhere on a document or somewhere on that process and virginia have self identified as noncitizens. they have given us a period to correct it if that was a mistake that we will kick them up until we know. >> john: they will keep doing it at this point. and the al smith dinner. >> you were there. stay when a lot of good folks from fox. there is a picture of harris but notably absent is kamala harris. >> right now i'm trying to record my speech for tonight's dinner. >> i want to say i'm catholic and tonight is one of the biggest dinners thanks to the last supper. there will be a fact-checker there tonight. that is great, who? >> jesus christ and don't say anything negative about catholics. >> john: shannon, you know, you are supposed to actually go to these things. not phone it i

so, why did senator tim kaine of virginia think this was a good idea? about sherrod brown in ohio? tammy baldwin, wisconsin? do they do any oversight up there on capitol hill? if not? why not? they say that in a crisis you see what someone is made of. well, we need a cabinet stacked with brilliant, experienced people. but, kamala of course, is going to pick the same type of woke firsts that biden picked. the first this, the first that. forget the first resume. the king of people who think getting a briefing is the same as leading. >> i was at the fema commands center a couple of days ago. i received a briefing alongside secretary mayorkas. the level of coordination and dedication going on out there is incredible. it's inspiring. >> laura: yes, ladies and gentlemen, that man was a road scholar. now, incompetence is a common common nature here. how do you explain the fact that fema is still expen did it temperatures. fraud and they are still sending out money for covid relief. everyone is asleep at the switch. zero oversight. and by the way, if we had a c

longtime democratic senator tim kaine wants another term. >> i'm proud of what i've cone.t a whole lot more i want to do. >>'s republican challenger hung cao say is thes he's ready to take a seat in the world's most deliberative body. >> tim kaine has been in office for 30 years, and he's saying 6 more, and i'll get us out. i don't think we buy that. >> tonight in their only televised debate, the candidates take the on the challenges virginians face daily. >> this country's taken a dark turn. >> how are we going to fix the economy? >> i don't see a competing economy in the world what the u.s. has a done x we've exceeded our own and expectations. >> which candidate will you trust?ro which candidate shares your views on social is issues, your dreams for our economy and which one will f keep your family saf? good evening from the nation's capital. i'm to your host, leland vittert, from news nation. it's debate night if, and we are focused on two men with very different views. on border security, women's rights and the future of an economy so many of us are struggling with. m.

>> signed into law by tim kaine a democrat.th thad matta and terry mccullough. we have a law maintaining that the governor and the chief lawyer for the commonwealth make sure we have clean voting rolls, that makes sense. they have affirmed they are citizens. department of elections. we give that individual a notice you have indicated non-citizen fill out aif i have immigration removed. self-identified non-citizens over 6,000 individuals. and so this is -- this has been a law on the books and i think it's something we should all want. and i would say this just personally. the idea that the department of justice governor, particularly myself, which one of my earliest memories was seeing my mother become a u.s. citizen after she fled cuba and her taking me with her. first time she got to vote in her life late 30's how much pride she had. your right to vote is precious. what we are talking about are not non-citizens. we are talking about non-citizens. having clean voter rolls are part of the governorship. he is obeying the law our

so why does senator tim kaine in virginia think this was a good idea? about sherrod brown in ohio and tammy baldwin wisconsin? did they do any oversight and capitol hill? if not, why not? they say in a crisis, you see what someone is made up. well, we need a cabinet stacked with brilliant experienced people. but kamala, a course will pick the same type of woke first os that biden picked, the first this, the first that but forget the first resume. thinking of people who think getting a briefing is the same as leading. >> i was at the fema command center a couple of days ago and received a briefing along secretary mayorkas and the level of coordination and dedication going on out there is incredible and inspiring. >> laura: yes, ladies and gentlemen, that man was a rhodes scholar. now, in confidence is a common denominator. how else do you explain the fact that fema is still, still approving new covid expenditures question rick we are still tracking the covid fraud, and they are still sending out money for covid relief. again, everyone is asleep at the sw

. >> trace: that is the story of a republican challenging tim kaine for his senate seat in virginia,n the retired navy veteran. it's great to have you on the show. your opponent said this about dei and military readiness, watch. >> it is a red herring. we do surveys of families to see about people's willingness to serve. and it turns out, they are not serving because they're afraid and they are not serving because they are not patriotic, they are not serving because they don't believe military service will advance the rest of their life. >> trace: you clearly disagree? >> absolutely. i train men and women in the military for diving. i commanded the center where we have 1400 warriors from all five services. and i tell them, there was one standard. because the sea is unforgiving and things like war and hardship does not care, it will kill you just the same. that is why there is no room for dei in the military. >> trace: is there room for dei anywhere? because we've been talking about this for the past couple of days, you have fema and their website is ready.gov and you look at the numb

excuse me, tim kaine. the general registrar shall cancel the registration of all persons known by him not to be united states citizens. that is tim kaine in 2006. this was then used by terry mcauliffe and then by ralph northam, two democrat governors. not a problem when they do it but is a problem when governor youngkin does it, as polls come and show donald trump within striking distance in a blue state. >> harris: doug collins with us, congressman and a whole lot of things going on in your background that i imagine fit this question, and it is a legal one. how is it possible now -- because i am reading the doj can pause the entire program of venting noncitizens on the voter rolls in the state of virginia after this election. >> doug: the problem we've got here is, again -- i go back to at the attorney general of virginia just said. why should it be illegal to take illegal voters off the roll? that's what happened here. you can make the case and make arguments that they had 14 days, they have a provisiona

virginia democratic senator tim kaine, a former vp nominee, says both candidates will try to protect their running mates, doubling the only cardinal rule in a debate like this for the vice president or nominee is don't allow, you know, kind of shots on goal against your top of the ticket. but vp candidates also play another role and they are attack dogs. george washington university professor matthew dallek says debates rarely move the needle, but it could be a chance for campaigns to get their message across cliche. that happens to be true that every vote matters and south at the margins, it could have some effect. cbs as candidates will not be fact checked during the debate. something the trump fans campaign calls. good news. the moderator should be there simply. >> to ask tough questions and let the candidates answer and then let the american people decide. >> now candidates will get 2 minutes to respond to questions. and unlike the presidential debates, microphones will not be muted while the other person is speaking. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple and many can you prev

by then governor, democrat tim kaine. you know, the guy that ran for vice president requiring the state to maintain the commonwealth of virginia's voter rolls. but in a bizarre, crazy, insane twist, well, the harris, biden pro-illegal immigrant administration, you know that now suddenly seems to care about border security. they're suing the commonwealth of virginia, the state of virginia, to keep those illegal immigrants on the voter rolls. and by the way, you need picture id to get into the democratic convention. i know, because i went there, i know it was a heavy lift. you need a picture id to get into a presidential or vice presidential debate or the white house. why not voting? why no. why are democrats against voter id signature verification, proof of citizenship anyway, here with more on this breaking news story. the governor of the commonwealth, the great state of virginia, glenn youngkin, is with us. governor, you can't make this up. why don't you explain in your own words, tim kaine, democrat, 2006, signs a bill.

this was a democratic governor then governor now senator tim kaine, who signed into law and obviously, every state and commonwealth has an interest in making sure that the only people who vote or american citizens who have the right to vote i don't challenge any of that. i think what the justice department is saying is that this took place within 90 days. now you're suggesting that under democratic governor is they've used it within 90 days period as well. let me ask you, how many people have been removed from voter rolls are, or rather notified by your administration. >> a little over 6,300 instances where someone walked into a dmv identified as a non-citizen and then we're on the voter rolls. >> there was a match and then they were notified that they have 14 days to either affirm they're a citizen or their name will be removed. and then on top of that, they receive a second notice saying that that's happened. and then finally in virginia, because we have same-day registration and voting if they still if they still are a us citizen, they can show up and registered day of voting. and

virginia democratic senator tim kaine, a former vp nominee, says both candidates will try to protect their running mates. probably the only cardinal rule in a debate like this for the vice president or nominee is don't allow, you know, kind of shots on goal against your top of the ticket. but vp candidates also play another role and they are attack dogs. george washington university professor matthew dallek says debates rarely move the needle, but it could be a chance for campaigns to get their message across cliche. that happens to be true that every vote matters and south at the margins, it could have some effect. cbs as candidates will not be fact checked during the debate. something the trump fans campaign calls. good news. the moderator should be there simply. >> to ask tough questions and let the candidates answer and then let the american people decide. >> now candidates will get 2 minutes to respond to questions. and unlike in the presidential debates, microphones will not be muted while the other person is talking in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> now not muted. that

a law that has been on the books in virginia since 2006 signed into law by governor tim kaine, a democrat. >> harris: youngkin is being sued for what any governor is supposed to do. he says removing people who declare themselves non-citizens is common sense. many americans have doubts. some justified, some not, about the integrity of their elections. mr. garland's 11th hour intervention will do nothing but stoke them. ben, this is how it works and the law that glenn youngkin has been showing every reporter and interviews that i'm watching from afar from his local news, he is saying that the way it's written is if you identify yourself as a non-citizen, you check that box when you vote, or you leave it blank, then that is looked upon as being somebody who potentially is not. they have a way to cure that several times to make sure that that ballot self-identity is correct. if it still doesn't get fixed. >> you are admitting to it. >> harris: you are saying i'm a non-citizen. you can fix it if you forgot to check the box. this is child level of understanding of the basics of how this works a

. >> going back to 2006 when the law was signed by then governor tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate and running for u.s. senate in virginia and it's a controversial law and the doj blessed it and biden and harris suing over the commonwealth of virginia and these are people that show up at dmv and self-identify as noncitizens. if somehow there's a mistake, there's a two week period for that to be rectified, but if you show up at a dmv and raise your hand saying government, i'm not a citizen. you have no business being on our voter roles and seeing democrats squealing about this and the administration suing about it. it's indefenseable. >> it's absurd. why is every state voting on a ban? >> they want to protect the integrity of people's vote. >> noncitizens off of the roles preventing illegal immigrants from voting and preventing peopleit is a very interesting question about why democrats are against it and for keeping them for this in the deeper line and now it's 32%. joey, i've got 30 seconds for you. what moved this nail? >> immigration affects everyone in the country and bord

this is not a purchase based on a law that was signed into effect in 2006 by then democrat governor tim kaine source of the basic premise and someone walks into one of our dmv's self identifies as a non- citizen they end up on the voter rolls either purposefully or by accident we go through a process individuals not systematic, individualized process based on that person's self identification as a noncitizen to give them 14 days to affirm they are a citizen if they don't they come off the voter rolls. by the way they have one last safe guard is they can come same date register and cast a provisional ballot. and so to describe this as something as a purge is completely an accurate but totally consistent with the u.s. constitution for the virginia constitution and virginia law. and just recently of course what we found was back in 2006 the then justice department actually approved of this law and said it's not only further constitutional, we have given it thorough review we are okay with you moving ahead with it. and now, at 25 days last week before the election the justice department decides t

with mics open tim kaine went mike pence violent debate jumping in, cain looked awful people say vice president debates you know down the make a big difference i argue can make a big difference, i think very into michael whatley trump campaign lara trump everyone knows what they are walking in to learned from abc debate, how these moderators are going to go after accounts candidacy in wore plan candidate. >> house oversight committee dropped explosive allegation, from a whistleblower, so that we have the letter that are comer sent whistleblower says great concerns at department of homeland security, over tim walz ties to communist party of china documents point to a group chat within the agency, that said to contain information about alleged ties this is classified as well as unclassified documents with walz's name on it chairman james comer said subpoena to alejandro mayorkas to get to the bottom of this wants documentation he wants to know specifically, what was going on in chats, about worries over tim walz and his relationships, joe. joe: this is a potential bombshell couldn't hav

is going after a law signed by then virginia governor and now senator tim kaine, a democrat, back inas been in effect for 18 years. >> it had been used within the 90 day quiet period most recently by democrat governor mc mccauliffe and ralph northam. it starts with someone identifying as a non-citizen and then ending up on our voters rolls either purposely or by accident. >> bill: early voting is in virginia for a month. he says those being removed from the voter rolls are given 14 days to prove they're a citizen and eligible to vote. florida is suing the biden-harris administration for immigration record verification failures impacting integrity of its voter rolls. >> dana: thank you. interesting. >> bill: thank you, mike. for decades big chain pharmacies seem to be popping up everywhere. now they are shutting down stores at an alarming rate struggling with everything from regulation from the government to rampant shoplifting. fox business, kelly is live in chicago with the story. what did you find out? >> good morning. cvs will have closed 10% of its retail footprint over the last

of all this is a law that got put on the books back in 2006 signed by democratic governor, then tim kaineas been removing noncitizens off albert voter rolls print the idea they've come into virginia, attack a decades old law and then go after it s simply days e an election. >> over in battleground pennsylvania polls indicate a tight race. election workers are being praised for flagging about 2500 voter registration forms. which were found to have incorrect addresses, fake names, suspicious handwriting and other problems according to the lancaster county district attorney who says a criminal investigation into potential fraud is now underway. down south conservative u.s. appeals court has sided with republicans who are challenging a mississippi law which gave five day grace period for mail and ballads. this sense the issue back to eight lower court to decide what to do next. many predicted this case will be appealed all the way to the u.s. supreme court. jon: us hope there is not a repeat of all of the questions that we saw it last time around. cb cotton, thanks. we will be right back with

there was a law that was signed by the then democratic governor, tim kaine.that is stunning. that they file this suit 25 days before a presidential election when, in fact,, this has been going on in accordance with our constitution, the federal constitution and state law since 2006. >> jesse: it is simple. we just want free and fair elections. democrats are trying to loosen the rules and get republicans to certify the results of an election that has not happened yet. >> will you accept the election results of 2024 now matter what happens? will you accept to commit to the election results in this election cycle, no matter who wins? just simple yes or no. with you commit to accepting the results of this year's election? >> in 2024, will you certify the election results? you plan to object or will you accept the results were carless of who wins the election? >> jesse: asking you to accept the results of an election before the election? it's like a waiter demanding you agree that the dinner was good before it was served. and if a republican said, let's make sure

agteran, and virginia senate candidate who's running against tim kaine. m, who saysro it's time to drop the drag queens and unleash the alphadra >> when you're using a, you know, drag queen to recruit for the navy, that's not the people we want. what we need is alpha males and alpha females who are going to rip out their owne g to guts, eat them and ask foryoun seconds that those are young men and women that aren an goino win wars. >> please, please. >> audience, please. usually when the moderators have to tell jesse the the crowd up. you made a good point. poinfinisheddal wasn't finishe . >> there's two truths in the t world. never walk in a targethere's twn a red shirt and never go against an asian. when it comes to matnever gosth >> well, what happened? thursday. so you guys watched the vp debate between vans and walls. gut did everybod dy. do people even know who these two guys are? ysour johnny did an investigatin . who's this guy? is he a cowboy man? >> that's my guy. looks like he works for the fbi . i'm kind of off about that, if i'm being honest w

it has been the law in virginia since tim kaine, democrat, who was governor at the time.ed that bill. it is the law all across this country that you have to be a citizen to vote in a federal election. we want other states to do it. since we have filed suits ourselves, we have seen illegal aliens taken off the voter rolls many states like arizona and nevada. thousands of them in states like ohio and texas and here in virginia. we're going to stand by governor youngkin. we're very glad to see the attorney general, jason miyares, has already said they're going to appeal that decision. but when it comes to election integrity across this country, we want the rules of the road in place before the voting starts. maria: so after all of the work that you've done including the lawsuits, michael, how confident are you today, nine days away from rex day -- election day, that we will have a fair and transparent election? >> a whole lot more comfortable than six months ago, four years ago. what happened in 2020 cannot happen again. we have recruited, larry rah -- lara trump and i have

of all this is a law that got put on the books back in 2006 signed by a democratic governor, then tim kainen enforced by democratic governors which is removing noncitizens off our voter rolls. these are individuals that go to the dmv to get some type of driver privileges, they self-identify that they are noncitizens, and they have ended up on our voter rolls. it foes to ourth do of electione department of elections. we notify them, hey, you've been identified as a noncitizen. if you're a citizen, let us know. otherwise, there's a period of time that you need to be removed off our voter rolls. the idea that this is a bill that's been in place for for over a decade and you had democratic and republican governors implementing it, it goes to show you the misplaced priorities, the lawfare, of this this department of justice. the idea that they would come into virginia, attack a decades-old law and then go after simply just days before an election really defy ifs all common sense. but as we all know, common sense isn't very common, in washington these days. rachel: i'm just wondering how many --

this is based on a law that was signed into effect in 2006 by then democrat governor tim kaine and applied universally by republican and democrat governors and now all of a sudden when virginia is getting tight, it launches a lawsuit against the commonwealth of virginia when we're trying to make sure that citizens vote, not non-citizens. >> harris: now a new chapter in all of this. florida is suing the biden-harris administration for allegedly refusing to help the state purge non-citizens from its voter rolls. early in-person voting begins there today. over the summer the house passed an effort to require proof of u.s. citizenship at the time of registration. democrats were overwhelmingly against that. marc thiessen, your thoughts on virginia and what is happening there. >> governor youngkin is completely right. this was passed and implemented for 18 years by republican and democratic administrations without controversy. it purges people from the voter rolls who are self-identified non-citizens. you go to the dmv under motor voter and get a driver's license and register to vote at the same

. >> john: he says that governor ralph northam as well as tim kaine both use this law in the same wayspecific evidence of that. though we are still looking. one thing we do know is that there was a mistake last year when virginia was going through the voter rules and about 3400 people who had prior felonies whose voting rights were reinstated were removed from the rolls. you don't get it right all the time and maybe people are looking at that and saying they made a mistake once, maybe they will do it again this year. >> let me respond to this in a very calm manner. first of all, the protection for every potential voter is they can file a provisional ballot. and that is the safeguard to protect a citizen's right to vote. but again, all line young can is doing is making sure that the voter rolls do not have noncitizens. and they are giving them a letter appeared that is called due process appeared come on in, prove you are a citizen. if you disagree, you can still file a ballot and we can resolve the matter later on. no one is being deprived of the right. this is because virginia is a b

virginia democratic senator tim kaine, a former vp nominee, says both candidates will try to protect their running mates. probably the only cardinal rule in a debate like this for the vice president or nominee is don't allow, you know, kind of shots on goal against your top of the ticket. but vp candidates olso play another role and they are attack dogs. george washington university professor matthew dallek says debates rarely move the needle, but it could be a chance for campaigns to get their message across cliche. that happens to be true that every vote matters and south at the margins, it could have some effect. cbs as candidates will not be fact checked during the debate. something the trump fans campaign calls. good news. the moderator should be there simply. >> to ask tough questions and let the candidates answer and then let the american people decide. >> now candidates will get 2 minutes to respond to questions. and unlike the presidential debates, microphones will not be muted. >> while the other person is speaking in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> should be interes

that was preapproved by the justice department in 2006 when the law was signed by democrat governor tim kaineday and on top of that that we should not have non-citizens on our voter rolls. and this is a common sense moment. and i can't find anybody that thinks we should have non-citizens on the voter rolls and, therefore, i don't really understand why the justice department brought this case. but i'm very glad that it's been cleared up. our election will run smoothly. we have paper ballots. we have counting machines, not voting machines. we have great custody laws. and we have the cleanest voter roll the country, i believe. virginians should go out and vote. exercise this great constitutional right of being a citizen which is to elect your leaders across the country and here we go. this election is happening. we have early voting it. runs through saturday and, of course, finalized on tuesday the 5th. >> bret: internally the trump campaign looks at virginia and some of the things they're seeing already and is pleased and, in fact, they are adding a stop for the former president coming your way

virginia democratic senator tim kaine, a former vp nominee, says both candidates will try to protect their running mates. probably the only cardinal rule in a debate like this for the vice president or nominee is don't allow, you know, kind of shots on goal against your top of the ticket. but vp candidates also play another role and they are attack dogs. george washington university professor matthew dallek says debates rarely move the needle, but it could be a chance for campaigns to get their message across cliche. that happens to be true that every vote matters and south at the margins, it could have some effect. cbs as candidates will not be fact checked during the debate. something the trump fans campaign calls. good news. the moderator should be there simply. >> to ask tough questions and let the candidates answer and then let the american people decide. >> now candidates will get 2 minutes to respond to questions. and unlike in the presidential debates, microphones will not be muted while the other person is speaking in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. mattie, thank you so

root of all of this is a law that got put on the books back in 2006 signed by a democrat governor, tim kaineeen enforced by democratic governments which is removing noncitizens off our voter roll. the idea that they would come into virginia, attack a decades-old law and then go after simply just days before an election really defies all especially common sense. >> reporter: over in battleground pennsylvania, a criminal investigation is underway by the lancaster county district attorney after election officials there flagged about 2500 voter registration forms for potential fraud. and the down south where a conservative u.s. a piles court has rules -- appeals court has ruled against a mississippi law which allowed election officials to count mail-in ballots which are postmarked by the election day but received after. the ruling sends the issue back to a lower court for further consideration but, griff, the final decision is likely to be appealed all the way to the u.s. supreme court. back to you. griff: seems like a lot of this may end up in the high court. c.b. cotton tracking all of the bal

this is not a purchase based on a law that was signed into effect in 2006 by then democrat governor tim kaineource of the basic premise and someone walks into one of our dmv's self identifies as a non- citizen they end up on the voter rolls either purposefully or by accident we go through a process individuals not systematic, individualized process based on that person's self identification as a noncitizen to give them 14 days to affirm they are a citizen if they don't they come off the voter rolls. by the way they have one last safe guard is they can come same date register and cast a provisional ballot. and so to describe this as something as a purge is completely an accurate but totally consistent with the u.s. constitution for the virginia constitution and virginia law. and just recently of course what we found was back in 2006 the then justice department actually approved of this law and said it's not only further constitutional, we have given it thorough review we are okay with you moving ahead with it. and now, at 25 days last week before the election the justice department decides the

would say walz was really nervous and it just showed and everybody hi to me a little bit of the tim kaine debate in 2016. >> remember that he didn't meet the moment either and so while it's got better as it went on, and there were some things that he talked about that he really knew a lot about, including health care and abortion. and then of course, at the end and maurine, i posed the question at the beginning about like whether this could matter, given how close it is, what do you think i'll be like already moved on. >> yeah. i'm not sure. >> vice presidential debates matter that much, but i do think that walz, unfortunately allowed fans to human eyes himself and he did not want to bring up the issue and kind of did, but it didn't really go at he really didn't want to do that. >> and i don't see how you could really go through the whole debate without bringing up that jd vance's view of women is so antediluvian. and here's the worst yeah it's scary and that just never came out. >> i want you to know that the last time you use that word, i did look it up so much smarter now. >> thank you

president biden looked like he was waffling on the fbi, i marched right in there and fought against him, tim kainek warner to get the fbi headquarters located in maryland. and i won. >> thank you. deborah has the next question. mr. hogan, along these lines of your criticism of former president donald trump, given mr. trump's vow to seek retribution if he wins, could your relationship with him end up hurting maryland? >> look, what we need desperately in washington are people that are willing, that have the courage to put country over party, and to put people over politics, and to stand up to the leaders of their party. i don't think there is anyone in america who has done that more than me. i have never been afraid. and i will never back down. i am one of the only ones in my party who can say that. i just don't think we are going to fix anything by talking about how we will jam things through. everything has to be republican or democrat. i am just down the road from washington and was able to get a lot done by just doing the opposite. we set an example for what exactly needs to happen in washingto

a law that was passed in 2006, and signed by then democrat governor tim kaine and of course prereviewedreapproved by the justice department the same division that brought suit this time. this is beyond comprehension that we're in in a moment in american history where a federal ordering us to put people who'd self identified as noncitizens back on the voter role for presidential election. >> man filed an emergency appeal and this appeal will ask for an emergency stay of this injunction so we can have the election we believe we should have. elections in virginia going to be fair and safe because that's what my job is. we have paper ballots, county machines not voting machines, great custody laws, and i'm confirming all of that is being used but this is beyond belief that a federal judge has ordered nearly 1600 people to go back on the voter rolls that it self identified they are noncitizens. >> they step up and say wait a minute common sense has been breached. >> in what way what was the mechanism under which they said i am not a citizen of this country. what document how do you verify th

senator tim kaine and his republican challenger. all this tonight on c-span. history tv series congress in investigates. this is where we >> thanks for joining us for the tv series "congress investigates." this week, the work of a committee led by idaho senator frank church in 1970 which uncovered information about coverts government programs. our guest is kate scott, u.s. senate historian. governmental operations with respect to intel agents activities, a.k.a. the church committee. why frank church? why. 1975 1975? because in december of 1974, the new york times published a front page above the fold blockbuster article authored by pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh. and that article alleged that the cia had operated a domestic intel agents collection program nationwide, wide, in clear violation of its 1947 charter. frank church was chosen to lead this investigate mission because he wanted the job. he lobbied senator mike mansfield, who was the democratic majority leader in 1975. he lobbied mike mansfield for the position. he saw it as a continuat

with the work that i did, and i was promoted to colonel on the steps of the lincoln memorial by, um tim kaine. so eugene vindman thank you so much for being with us yours is a race to watch. and we appreciate speaking with you today we did ask his opponent in the race to join us. we did not receive an answer. but of course, derek anderson is welcome any time to be with us. >> new today, former first lady melania trump breaking with her husband very publicly on the issue of abortion. one of the most pivotal this election. watch this. >> individual freedom is a fundamental principle that i safeguard without a doubt there is no room for compromise when it comes to this essential right that all women possess from birth individual freedom what does my body, my choice really mean so that post also promotes what you just saw there. her self-titled memoir is set to be released next week. the guardian reporting mrs. trump adamantly voices her support for abortion rights in that book as well. joining us now is kate bennett. she is the author of the book free comma. melania the unauthorized biography th

well back i can let me just say and you may remember this tim kaine debated mike pence and they tried to turn kaine into a snarling attack dog. >> it didn't work. and that's not who he was. and as a result, he had a very bad debate. there's no doubt that waltz needs to engage with vance, and he can't let for example, you know, the china issue waltz was one of maybe the leading advocate for human rights in china in the united states congress, when he was there. he can't sit there and let him distort that. but but but he has to he has to do it within the context of who he is and not try and become a snarling attack and waltz, who's telegraphed that he's nervous about this. the smartest thing he could do is make people believe he knows and cares about the issues that they do, and that they have a plan to solve that i would not be going for the dunking moments. jd vance his uphill battle is the fact that he's smart, he's educated, he's well-spoken, he's not likable. you can't fix that often but when your principal hasn't answered the questions, how do you expect the underlying to go back

senator tim kaine says the scale of the damage is historic and should have a proportional response. regional catastrophe hitting the entire southeast the geographic spread of this damage is. >>about as big as you get. vice president harris is planning to visit impacted communities in georgia and north carolina this week former president trump was in georgia on monday and says he'll go to north carolina in the coming in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >>place and because we're seeing these warm temperatures even a night heat advisories are up even the excessive heat warnings as we're seeing temperatures now still in the 70's around a good part of the bay area. so tonight we've got clear skies, starry skies, a nice night to offer walk if you can. it's clear all the way to the fog to speak of. yeah, but dealing with a hot temperatures. heat advisories in effect through 11 o'clock tomorrow night. hot temperatures in the peak here. you've got excessive heat warnings all the way down through the santa clara valley into the east bay and these temperatures. well, that's pretty pretty impress

president biden looked like he was waffling on the fbi, i marched right in there and fought against him, tim kainet the fbi headquarters located in maryland. and i won. >> thank you. deborah has the next question. mr. hogan, along these lines of your criticism of former president donald trump, given mr. trump's vow to seek retribution if he wins, could your relationship with him end up hurting maryland? >> look, what we need desperately in washington are people that are willing, that have the courage to put country over party, and to put people over politics, and to stand up to the leaders of their party. i don't think there is anyone in america who has done that more than me. i have never been afraid. and i will never back down. i am one of the only ones in my party who can say that. i just don't think we are going to fix anything by talking about how we will jam things through. everything has to be republican or democrat. i am just down the road from washington and was able to get a lot done by just doing the opposite. we set an example for what exactly needs to happen in washington by working t