tim ryan is trying to run to biden's right., but mandela barnes is very progressive. >> absolutely he is. and so, you know, he is one that has come out and said that he supported getting rid of the filibuster to protect a lot of critical rights up for debate right now. i think mandela is one of those candidates who is young, progressive, he also knows how to not only talk to the progressive base but he also knows how to talk to rural voters in wisconsin. he won lieutenant governor, so he knows how to, kind of like stacey abrams who has a progressive record but is able to talk in these swing districts and these places that might have more moderate democrats. so the mandela piece, i think he's a really smart guy. i think he's a great campaigner. and i think he knows exactly what he's doing to have support from moderate party democrats as well as the elizabeth warrens and the bernie sanderss of the world. so hopefully he can build this broader coalition. >> i think one of theishes here also both in wisconsin and ohio is the relati

it's bind tim ryan. they want to distance themselves from biden but remember, those who are incumbents, sean, they've voted with biden for build back better and inflation reduction act and every single democrat voted for the inflation reduction act and today we saw what a big lie it was. the biden presidency rests on one principle and he did it today. beaver what i say and not what you say. i have faith in voters and what they see and the pain they feel. >> sean: let me go to jim jordan. i'd love your take on the economy and i'd love you to respond to the breaking news from john solomon, one about the dorm report. the source for christopher steele and clinton's dirty dossier and the guy on trial, we learn and awful lot about him and he was being paid by our fbi. this is after they know that -- after he told the fbi that all of that dossier was bar talk and junk and garmin back and not verifiable or true. and then of course the whistle blower in reference to january 6, your reaction to that. >> our tax do

so, that's tim ryan's perspective.tell you this is all a charade, that he is far more liberal, and we asked him about an issue such as abortion earlier. he doesn't shy away from discussing that, nicole, but he's not going to outright highlight that. his ads circle around things like jobs and china. so, you hear those buzzwords and you're not thinking about what you might hear from other democratic campaigns right now. so, he's happy for people to think he's just floating out there in the middle, not really tied to either party. >> ali, you know why? because he wants to win in ohio. ohio is as red as can be, and you know who understands that better than any of us? joe biden. >> yeah. >> this is what happens. >> yeah. this is what happens, and look, it's also not unheard of for a democrat to win a senate seat in ohio. you've got sherrod brown, and in large part it was his local brand that was able to buoy him to the top of that race. congressman tim ryan was able to get re-elected in youngstown, ohio, an area that is a l

i want someone like tim ryan. >> all right, tim ryan, thank you for joining us on this monday night.thanks, steph. >> just ahead, good run desantis regret his role in sending immigrants from texas to martha's vineyard? we will have that when the 11th hour continues. hour continues ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ "shake your thang" by salt n pepa you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. welcome to allstate where anyone who bundles their home and auto insurance saves. is

i want someone like tim ryan. >> all right, tim ryan, thank you for joining us on this monday night. you >> thanks, steph. >> just ahead, could ron desantis regret his role in sending immigrants from texas to martha's vineyard? we will have that when the 11th hour continues. continues. >> hope you are getting ready. we are 50 days away from the midterms, and at least a dozen republican candidates are using the safe they will accept the results of the election. the washington post survey, 19 closely watched statewide races, seven gop nominees committed to accepting outcomes in their contest, 12 either refused to commit, or declined to respond at all. the democratic side, all 19 nominees said they would accept the results where they are. with us for more, democratic strategist, in person, here at 30 rock, adrienne elrod, she was a senior aide on the biden harris campaign, and former florida republican congressman carlos curbelo who is a member of the republican conference for two years of trump's presidency carlos, i need you to help me understand what is the deal with these republican

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be tim ryan in this race against that opponent. that shows you how tight everything is. >> joining us now, former spokesman for the house oversight committee, kurt bardella. he is now an adviser to the dnc and dccc. your latest op-ed from nbc entitled "think, from desantis to mccarthy to trump,". you write in part this. i don't think i've recently experienced a span of days that quite so neatly captures the difference between being a democrat and being a republican in today's america. biden spent last week defending freedom and democracy on the world stage while his predecessor defended himself from allegations of fraud and claims that he may have compromised national security. republican governors plotted to fly human pawns to martha's vineyard, while democratic governors unveiled measures to combat the climate crisis. the gop has had other bad weeks in the past, and so has the democratic party. and to be fair, last week wasn't the most dramatic week for the democratic agenda. just politicians and officials collaborating, ideating

why does tim ryan go to making it illegal? his preferred green energy fantasy won't happen through free choice. unless the government forces this on people, nobody will go for it. tucker, this is why people need to support my campaign. what he is doing is trying to transform the country. we can't let him do that. >> tucker: and pretending to be a working man voice of the people. it's insulting. great to see you. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: a lot of us look to what happened in martha's vineyard last week where a group of 50 illegal aliens arrived from venezuela and were removed by at army. the people of martha's vineyard are saying they are enriched and proud of their bravery. they spent two days with venezuelans and lived to tell it the story. their story after the break. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently

tim ryan is a 20-year politician. he's desperate for this job. think at the end of the day ohio is much smarter than he gives them credit for. i would pay myself, but i was never planning to pay myself back a cent. i'm contributing to my own campaign to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. if viewers wants to help us get our message out there, jdvance is the way to do it. we'll turn the clock back on the biden policies. brian: trump won ohio by 8, you are up by 4 and you are going to be rallying together. straight ahead, a heat wave is crippling the power grid in california. the fossil fuel conundrum facing the governor of california next. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. brian: california governor gavin n

there are i think thiss i disagree with national democrats on and i'm sure there are things tim ryan grees with, that is healthy for democracy, it is healthy we have the conversation. you just had tim scott on, i consider him a friend, some i think thiss i agree with, some things i disagree with, it is why it is the greatest deliberative body. tim ryan is one heck of a candidate and has a heck of a race ahead of him, may the best man win. >> shannon: one issue you have broken with the administration is on -- talking about the president's policy. biden adcal energy policy is reality defying and based on anti-fossil fuel fiction that is causing unnecessary hardship and costs americans dearly, does that track how you see the energy policy? how do you describe it? >> i look back as to the inflation reduction act, truly all of the above energy policy and i'm saying this is heading in the right direction, this is positive. we can't shut off oil and gas and carbon-based fuels, it will take time to get it done. in the meantime, we need to start that transition because it makes sense, we are p

so i think he's let tim ryan into the race.hat it's close, does it stay close? and you know, republicans, mitch mcconnell's leadership pac is spending over $20 million in ohio. that's money he didn't want to have to spend there. it's money he wants to spend in a place like georgia, you know, in other offensive opportunities, colorado maybe where michael bennett is up for re-election. so it shouldn't be close. the numbers on this year it shouldn't be close. the fact that it is speaks to -- tim ryan's a pretty good candidate. vance has struggled as a candidate. i not the political environment is not as tilted toward republicans as we might have thought it was three months ago. >> i want to ask you about this because j.d. vance is being mocked by his opponent, tim ryan, for holding a rally tonight opposite an ohio state football game. i mean, do attacks like there really work, or are they just silly? >> so -- well, as a child of the south, you know how big football is. >> basketball where i'm from. that's big, too. >> kentucky's g

tim ryan is very much like joe biden.retty liberal and j.d. vance is pretty much like donald trump in terms of his positions probably be about the same. >> bret: as we bounce around the country some of these races are tightening and we expect that after labor day and tracks with biden's approval rating still under water approve 42%, disapprove 54. take a look down in georgia. new polls out with herschel walker now leading, slightly, but leading in that senate race over incumbent raphael warnock and georgia governor brian kemp up six points over stacey abrams democrat there thoughts? >> yes. it is interesting. and i think in terms of the herschel walker, raphael warnock race, this is the third poll in a row showing that herschel walker is gaining some ground, which is interesting. the question is why that race is so close to begin with though, bret. because, as you mentioned, there is another statewide race in georgia. the governor's race. the incumbent brian kemp against stacy abrams. he has been leading that race comfort

tim ryan is a 20-year politician. he's desperate for this job.ay ohio is much smarter than he gives them credit for. i would pay myself, but i was never planning to pay myself back a cent. i'm contributing to my own campaign to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. if viewers wants to help us get our message out there, jdvance is the way to do it. we'll turn the clock back on the biden policies. brian: trump won ohio by 8, you are up by 4 and you are going to be rallying together. straight ahead, a heat wave is crippling the power grid in california. the fossil fuel conundrum facing the governor of california next. your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanentl

47%, tim ryan, 44%.average. yes, rob portman won by like 20 points, so that's not like a normal republican, you know, spread there. but why do you think he's still getting support? >> well, we're continuing to make the argument, i have seen a bunch of polls too that have had us up three, five, seven, nine points. so this is neck and neck. it's going to come down to the wire, which is of course, we're asking everybody for help and support. go to timforoh.com and chip in a few bucks. people are learning more and more about jd vance and learning he's dangerous. he's funded by two people, funded by a silicon valley billionaire and he's funded by mitch mcconnell. so all of the jobs we have lost, joy, that you have taukd about over the years, as well as i have, he's being funded by the very people who outsourced these jobs, who sent these jobs to china and made sure that we didn't have a middle class here in ohio for such a long period of time. so that's who he's being funded by. that message is starting to st

. >> tim ryan knows defunding the police is are to give us.ties safe. >> i will protect florida from defunding the police, that is just crazy. stuart: okay, south carolina congresswoman nancy mase will be on the show. i will ask voters will by the democrats's shift. ♪ another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you hav

tim ryan pretends to before trump. but when i was president he only voted with a's 16% of the time. these are great policies for ohio. >> it is unclear exactly how close the senate races. former president donald trump won ohio both times as he ran for president but a group tied to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has brought in millions of dollars here to support that, suggesting this may not be a safe republican seat as was previously thought. katie? >> nbc's jesse, her thank you so. much coming, up that was just part of what trump talked about last night. he also railed against the doj. but wait until you hear about the big clue one reporter says shows trump is actually worried about its document probe. plus, the mayor of miami beach happen to be in martha's vineyard when the state government dropped dozens of migrants there. we're gonna talk to mayor dan gelber about what he, saw and whether there was anything for democrats could do to stop run desantis smoky capicola, genoa salami and pepperoni! it's the dream team of meats. i've still got my uniform. it's subway's biggest

i am sure that there are things that tim ryan disagrees with. i think that that is healthy.ealthy we have the conversation. i think that some of the things that tim said just now i agree with. some of the things i disagree with. we have to have those conversations. that is why the senate is supposed to be the greatest deliberative body. tim ryan is one heck of a good candidate. he has one heck of a race, good race ahead of him. let the best man win. shannon: energy is critical in montana, obviously. talking about the president's policy. bidens radical energy policy is reality defying. a fiction causing unnecessary hardship and costing americans dearly. does that track with how you see the energy policy? >> i look back as far as where we are putting more gas and oil and renewable energy in the pipeline. truly all of the above energy policy. this is positive. i've said many times we cannot just shut the spec it off. it will take some time to get it done. in the meantime, we need to start that transition. we are putting out hundreds of billions of dollars every year in disaster

tim ryan, a guy whose credentials as a native ohioan aren't in question is doing well in a state that. >> it's been a slow fund-raising summer overall for the republican party and in an attempt to make up lost ground, republican campaign groups are planning a nine-figure ad blitz in key states. let's bring in senior national political reporter sahil kapur. he's author of the new nbc report entitled gop senate hopefuls look to emerge from a summer slump, but fall recriminations are already flying. tell us more. >> reporter: the cavalry is arriving for candidates who have spent the summer struggling with one crisis after another. they're far behind the eight ball. republican donors are nervous. the campaign committee has a major cash crunch right now and they're relying on this outside group called the leadership fund. they have $169 million ad blitz planned between now, this week, really starting yesterday, and the election day to bombard the airwave and is try to recover lost ground for these republican candidates. it goes across eight states. they've had to move some reservations aro

tim ryan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1066. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. austin scott of -- i inform the house that mr. scott will vote yea on h.r. 1066. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by virginians scott, mceachin, wexton, and californians scott and moore, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1066. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that mr. jacobs will vote yea on h.r. 1066. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. moore of utah, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes on h.r. 1066. the speaker pro tempore: for what

watch tim ryan.im ryan is saying listen to this, ohio democrat, he's saying they all have to go including the president. listen to this. >> the president's been to his beach house six times this year. he's been in north and south carolina on vacation. has the president himself considered personally reducing his spending because of inflation or has the administration reduced spending? >> i'll say this, the times the president has gone to delaware, not including and we were clear when he went to south carolina in august and he was going to go spend time with his family, which every president does. >> you listed off his performance, should he run again in 2024? >> my hunch like we need new leadership across the board, democrats, republicans, i think it's time for like a generational move for new leaders on both sides. i think the environment politically across the country is poisonous and, you know, people i think want t some chan. >> ask any major business person because they say if we think it's worth

tim ryan running in hotly contested race against j.d. vance.what he has to say. >> do you think he should run again in 2024? >> well, my hunch is we need new leadership across the board like a generational move for new leaders on both sides. >> todd: my guess is gloria, you speak to a lot of democrats. do they feel more like tim ryan or more like kamala harris when it comes to joe biden in 2024? >> the "los angeles times" just published a survey and it was done a poll supporting biden. overall, some 54% oppose another term for joe biden. it is even higher among latinos which is a significant part of the democratic party that is quickly blocking the way. and black voters, historically supported democrats is increasing as well. so this so-called desire to see generational change by congressman ryan is once again, like the definition of secure. nobody believes it. it is gaslighting. and it is a way to distance these candidates in tough seeds away from clearly failing presidency. >> todd: especially when it comes to the economy, which will play hug

tim ryan who decided to appear with biden last week with this. >> he dodged a question whether the presidentgenerally, you know, new generation of leadership is needed. not anything different the president said himself. he said from the very beginning he would be a bridge to the next generation of leaders. i think it's consistent. >> harris: really? i mean, if he wanted to be a bridge, wouldn't he also help others get on the bridge? power panel, david avella, gopac chairman and david nichols. professor of african-american studies. jason, the list the getting longer of democrats saying my schedule is full, so on and so forth when the president offers to help. >> well, i think just to refer back to tim ryan's statement, he also was pretty clear it was up to the president whether he would run again. and many of us, now he, think and thought that biden is a bridge to a new generation, that's not a surprise. but i guess he will determine how long that bridge is. democrats are -- >> voters will. >> harris: voters will determine how long the bridge is. >> voters will determine but he will determine

i'm tim ryan and i approve this message.g to the outside groups spending millions of dollars to support his republican opponent, j.d. vance. so much of vance's money has poured in from silicon valley over the past year. a new "usa today" suffolk unity poll shows vance trailing ryan by 1 point. it shows how competitive this race is in a state that donald trump won pretty easily two times. we have congressman tim ryan with us now. talk about those people, nice scene. you have the jason sedakis car cam working for you. even though you're in the middle of campaigning, i know. talk about quickly those people that have funded his campaign, that funded him in the primary. the silicon valley titans that he said he loved, and the area he said he loved until he decided to become a politician. >> yeah. so, you know, peter thiel gave him $15 million for the primary. he got two donors, peter gave him 15 in the primary and mitch mcconnell came in with $30 million, all of this money that mitch mcconnell got are the very people who off-shor

listen to tim ryan i think you will like this. interesting sound bite and i will get your reaction on the other side. >> i am a proud democrat but my party is not right on everything and we need leaders right now as we move forward who are willing to take on their own party. >> you dodged the question of whether the president should run in 24. >> i think a new generation of leadership is needed on think that's anything different than what the president has set himself. >> kevin: i am sure she would love the diving on that but let me get involved in the conversation, your reaction on what tim ryan has said and as an aside he's saying may be some fresh blood might be a good thing for the top of the party, what say you? >> tim ryan is not fresh blood and he's not a bucking the democrat establishment when he votes with the joe biden 100% of the time. his mouth is writing checks the reality will not cash for him. you see this from democrats they don't want to stand on stage with joe biden because his approvals are underwater and the ma

i do think the trajectory in pennsylvania does look different in ohio. >> the thing with tim ryan is. he's raised a ton of money and he's advertised a lot not as a democrat. he says i voted for the trump trade policies and i voted against obama. and you talk to some republicans, it sounds like he's a republican running but he's clearly a democrat. >> it might have worked. >> exactly. i asked him about all of this, and he told me the democratic brand is, quote, not good in pennsylvania and in lots of parts of the country in his state. when i asked why he's not promoting the fact he's a democrat and he also said this. >> i'm an independent operator and i will agree with republicans if i think it's in the best interests of ohio. that's what ohioans want, to be independent and focus on ohio. i like to work with republicans and get stuff done for ohio. >> i mean, this is a problem for democrats in some key areas of the country not just in ohio but in rural parts of the country in particular, the democratic brand is not good. >> yes, this has been happening for quite some time. i think the

but look, this is why tim ryan, one of the many -- why time ryan who is a good personal friend of minep won handily in 2022. tim ryan's pulling ahead of j.d. vance and those polls right now. the race will continue to be tight, i think i'd be a very close race. but j.d. vance is sort of touch with voters in ohio, especially this piece of women who will ultimately decide who wins at senate race. and then i want to talk about abortion, i doubt j.d. vance is out there stomping on that topic talking about it. i would not be surprised if it doesn't come up during the rally. because i know this is not a winning issue for them and it's -- the republicans and i also think what this at this an avatar doing by flying migrants who are trying to escape communism who are trying to do it is best for their families. flying them to other states, it just screams a nasty, gross political stunt. and then those key independent voters and moderate voters who will decide the midterm, see it as that. >> joe four weeks, jackson mississippi residents have been dealing with water crisis after a catastrophic floo

moderate democrat tim ryan has been running strong in early polls, but one influential conservative intate told me republicans will eventually come home. >> j.d. vance is playing on the card with the r next to his name and the endorsement of donald trump. is that enough? probably. i would bet a hot fudge sundae on it. i can guarantee you that. j.d. vance if he loses, it's his own damn fault. >> what's been interesting here is that -- this was a state republicans thought would be a slam dunk. keeping the seat rob portman has vacated because he's retiring. mitch mcconnell and the super pack has spent $20 million, a ton of money to help save this seat, and that has an impact across the map. just look at the senate map, all across the states in yellow some of the key senate races we are watching. states like wisconsin saying they may want to be in a state like nevada, florida. florida we'll see if it comes to the map. georgia, of course, one of the biggest races in the country. we're seeing pennsylvania, also new hampshire and north carolina. maybe north carolina could come into play and,

. >> so i want to get your take on the latest polling that shows congressman tim ryan tied with j.d.e ohio senate race. this is from "usa today." voters have told us in poll after poll inflation is critical to them. so so what role will high costs and democrats' message on the inflation reduction act in swaying people in states like ohio where these races are now too close to call? >> this should be another red alarm bill for republicans, as you mentioned, in a state trump won handedly to be within this margin is ridiculous for republicans and a reflection of the candidate they ran and that he leans on mega donors, the latest being a $30 million injection from mcconnell and the republican senator. so i do think that this is something where tim ryan has been hyperfocused on talking to independent voters and democrats and republican ace cross the state to bring them in as they reject the current state of the republican party. but you're right, for a lot of voters in ohio, inflation is a top issue. so i expect tim ryan to be one of the vocal candidates out there talking about how the in

his opponent, tim ryan, is a congressman and democratic populace. that's why all take on china to bring jobs back, ohio, and fight for a tax cut with more money in your pocket. you want culture wars. i'm not your guy. are these the only one can win, but that's going to be a close election. stanley greenberg is one of america's leading democratic posters . he argues that the only way to counter authoritarian trends in the countries for democrats to start delivering for working class voters. i mean, it's probably 3 quarters of the population, or people who do not have a 4 year degree. and they have watch decade after decade with declining last wealth . lost power the same time and they think the big corporations. i've been using their money to control government, the rig, the system and they're not wrong. the elite don't see them. and with that kind of invisibility, they will reach for anything and it will reach for a strong leader. trump, the field that do you see the j d vans versus ryan race as a microcosm of what's going on in the country between

. >> i think the race really to watch is ohio, is tim ryan, you know, new deal, blue-collar democrat,he politics of ohio, can he win? if he wins it means a substantial portion of trump's base in ohio has moved away to vote for a democrat, and so it's not just about donald trump, it's about how do you win back rural voters, blue-collar voters, how do you better among hispanic voters that we haven't done that well with, and so i think that's the other lesson in the midterm, which is, has trump's base eroded in some of these places where he picked the candidate in ohio, right, j.d. vance -- >> i think ohio's a great example, though. >> that to me is one of the cautionary tale for democrats in these midterms. a bunch of places probably a place like arizona, new hampshire, where vulnerable democratic senators are likely to win re-election against severely compromised republican candidates. but when you look at the underlining structure of american politics, and states like north dakota, states that are going to dominant the senate map two years from now, i don't know if we have a lot of ev

why does tim ryan go right to making it illegal?hy ryawell, it goes right to it illegal because he knows that his preferred green energy fantasy that he'd like toenergy project onto the entire state of ohio won't happen through free choice. e he recognizes that unless the government forces this on people, nobody's going sup go for it.po and i have to say, tucker, i mean, this is why people need whatupport my campaign, jd vance .com, because what he's doing is fundamentallyo tranng to transform the country. and it's going to make a lotth e us poorer if we let him do it. >> we can't let him do that.ten and he's pretending to be some kind of working man voice of the people. i mean, it's jus t so tingulting if you listen to what he actually says. geneive, it's great to see you tonight. thank you. thanks, tucker. so a lot of us look at what happened in martha's vineyard last week where a group of 50 illegal aliens from venezuela arrived in the island or immediately removedlega by te army as pretty contemptible behavior on the part of the

intel's new computer chip actress after skipping the previous trip biden made to the buckeye state, tim ryanhe same camera frame with the president. ryan was a democrat running for outgoing republic and senator rob portman and donald trump when the state in 2016 and 2020. he previously said the oldest president in u.s. history should consider retiring. ryan says it's up to biden whether or not too run in 2024, that wasn't clear in his interview with jackie heimlich. >> the new generation of leadership, that's not different than any think the president said. he said he was going to be a bridge to the next generation of leaders. >> president biden is in delaware and returns tomorrow to attend 9/11 marking that ceremony in the pentagon tomorrow on hand to make a speech tomorrow morning. eric: we will have full coverage on the fox news channel. ♪ arthel: thank you. ukrainians celebrating report liberation and parts of the kharkiv region is russia says it's pulling troops back from the area. could the tide of the war finally shift? jeff poll is live at ukraine's capitol kyiv with the latest. >> n

jon: >> outside for columbus for intel's computer chip actor, tim ryan skipped his trip to ohio, thispeared in the same camera frame with the president and never mentioned ryan his speech. he did not mention the senate campaign but ryan is running for the outgoing republican senator rob portman, the state donald trump one in 2016 and 2020. the only oldest president should consider retiring. he says it's up to biden whether or not too run in 2024 and fans as the gop nominee, both considers spoke to fox news. >> people are of republicans but it doesn't mean there's no cross over what we agree on. >> he's at also the biden administration's first convenient and produces commercials attending he's a moderate but his actual practice in the way he votes and conducts himself in d.c., he's clear he's a liberal who supports joe biden and nancy pelosi one 100% of the time. >> president biden in delaware and returned tomorrow morning and will mark 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and will speak at the pentagon. jon: lucas tomlinson, thank you. president biden continues to attack house and sen

maria: then of course there is congressman tim ryan who was running against jd vance in ohio.>> the democrats are not right on everything. i'm willing to have conversations about how we can move out of this age of stupidity and into an age of reconciliation and reform. out of we fix these broken systems? some will come to republicans. we have to kill and confront that movement. >> tim ryan wants to kill and confront maga republicans. >> can you imagine what the outrage would be if a republican had said something like that? it would be insane. such a double standard. they are trying their best to make this election about donald j trump and maga and his movement. one of the greatest things that ever happened to our country, in my opinion. i hope that it comes back. it was good for all of us. not some of us. every single thing that happened is about identity politics. black versus white, straight versus gay, man versus woman. they are dividers. they are trying to divide the country based on this. anyone who does not agree with him as a racist. they know they can come after you an

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tim ryan, congressman joyce beatty. do not think we could have gotten the infrastructure built on without joyce. she was the final capstone. we thought it was hanging in the balance, but i do not what you did that last four hours. but whatever you did, you got it done. [applause] gonzales, mike kerry, tony for the work in the house. we are also joined by congressional leaders from around the country who fought for this bill. eddie johnson, the chair of the house science committee. this bill would not have gotten done without you. it would not have. i am also joined by another congressman, a tireless champion for american innovation and seeing that workers are part of the deal. she could not be here, maria campbell deserves credit area chair of the senate commerce committee from the state of washington. maria was tireless in getting this bill through the senate, and again, mike, i want to thank you your work on this project again as well. i especially want to thank the labor eaters here. my dear friend, the president of

candidates like tim ryan are the kind of candidates that focus on economic issues. narrative to the republicans, and he's also incredibly good, and i love that ad, and it's one of the best ads i have seen this cycle because it shows who he is and gets him out of the traditional democratic framework, and the fact that democrats are still competitive in a place like ohio that trump won so big shows you the momentum they have 55 days before the election. >> jim and mike, good to see both of you. appreciate it. >>> behind me here at buckingham palace, there's anticipation, and there's a lot of work going on, i don't know if you can hear it, and they are unloading metal barricades, and the queen's coffin is now leaving scotland and she will make one final return here to london. we will take a look at the royal remembrances that are planned. with olay body, i feel fearless in my skin. finding the perfect developer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in prague, between the perfect cup of coffee and her museum of personal computers. and you can find her, and mil

i mean, if he thinks it works in pennsylvania, does that carry over where tim ryan is in a very tighte with jd vance? >> i don't know if we're going to hear the same message, the friday event is a groundbreaking of a new semiconductor manufacturing facility. that is not really a political event, and if he's there to tout the c.h.i.p.s. bill, that was a bipartisan victory. also, tim ryan, the way he is running his race, is really focused on the dignity of the american worker, bringing jobs back to the state. he's really not talking about the former president or the 2020 election. so, i don't see an emphasis on maga republicans from congressman ryan or the president on friday. but we'll have to see. >> all right, eva mck end, congr congressmen dent, thank you. >>> a glacier said to be bigger than the state of florida is hanging on by its fingernails in antarctica. phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's tototally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? p

>> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members karen bass, tim ryan and eric swalwell, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by ms. conway of california, i inform the house that ms. conway will vote nay on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? virginia. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. scott, mr. mceachin, ms. wexton, mr. jones, ms. moore, ms. newman, ms. barragan and mre house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from south carolina rise? >> as the member designated by mr. carter of georgia, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote nay on h.r. 8326. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. linda sanchez, ms. melanie stansbury, ms. ann kirkpatrick, i inform the house that these members will vote

the bigger question why tim ryan is portraying himself as something he hasn't voted and acted like. >ange my opinion more believable than i told you i would be ad no democrat. he votes with senator schumer every step of the way. how many people in ohio would elect senator schumer. >> ainsley: what's interesting too in ohio about this storm, governor ron desantis has been working with ohio. they are sending an incident management team from ohio en route to florida to help with the support and recovery effort all working together. >> todd: democrats masters of gas lighting. literally the most successful thick they do they lie and keep you on your toes. >> ainsley: when you go to the polls you want to believe these candidates. look at joe biden we all thought he was going to be a moderate anything but. >> brian: we were all wrong. fox weather is tracking hurricane ian. the monster storm is intense fiving to a category 4 this morning. and now taking aim at fort myers. we have the very latest as ian could make landfall in just hours. these in children and young adults. elderly dementia pat

maria: tim ryan was to kill him confront maga republicans, your thoughts?t that would've been insane is aet total distraction for their trying their best to make thatol lecture donald j trout.ve it's one of the greatest things that evemer happened in the country in my opinion. hope it comes a backward hope wo can reestablish it was good for the country, for all of us not just some of us. that's the way they work ever since he biden administration during the eight years of the biden ministration every singles thing that happens was about identity politics black versus white, straight versus gay, rich versus poor, man versus women for their dividers their splitters until they maintain their power. now they try to divide anybody that does not agree with them as a racist they can come after yon and take a lot of your personal freedoms away from you. d they can do things that are unconstitutional and get away with them if they're painting and telling the american peoplee it ills because you are a racist and a white supremacist.supr it is unbelievable they arein

they do have a democratic senator, sherrod brown and tim ryan is running a wise campaign and j.d. not new video but this is a clip of vance saying the following. i mentioned it in the setup about -- when women were better off. take a look. >> which is this idea that we'll, okay, these marriages were fundamentally -- there were maybe even violent but they were certainly unhappy. so getting rid of them and making it easier for people to shift spouses like they change their underwear, that's gonna make people happier in the long term. and maybe worked up for the moms and dads, but i'm skeptical. it really didn't work out for the kids. >> do they teach something at hedge fund school to say something that's duke it out loud and think that you're going to be elected by any woman? i don't understand his whole campaign. do you? >> the challenge is if you read his biography, he actually tackles all these issues from opioid epidemic to broken homes, it's like he's divorced himself from his own routes and has now gone completely to the maga republicans for short times -- for short time littl

speaker, as the member designated by congress members tim ryan, vicente gonzalez, and ritchie torres, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3843. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi, mr. bilirakis of florida, and mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that these members will all vote nay on h.r. 3843. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia -- from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, and mr. peter defazio, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3843. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on h.r. 3843. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek re

and tim ryan has been dominating the airwaves throughout the summer. so, j.d.w certainly, people who support him are gonna want to see that momentum picking up as we head into that final stretch of the last few weeks of the cycle. >> so, i wonder, jesse as we are talking about j.d. vance. as i lead into a. , talked about the fact the j.d. vance you see this never trumper. and then when he entered the senate race he turned towards the former presidents and received an endorsement from him. but we are seeing for instance in a statement like in a state like new hampshire, you had dawn mold of. after he got the primary win for the republican party, he kind of turned away from the former president. i am wondering if at all there is any indication that j.d. vance could do the same? >> yeah, and that is not something we have seen yet, yasmin. back in the primary, vance was one of the candidates who said he believed that the results of the 2020 election did not go the way they should have. saying that it was taken from donald trump and that he was one of the people who