today, the town hall building houses a historical and ethnographic museum. welcome welcome to belarus. the hosts of travel show like at home know exactly how to behave when visiting. foreign students travel around belarus! hello everyone! today we are traveling around the minsk region, i was told that we need to start our excursion in a village called gorodischi, neiki is great, they study its history, explore the sights, beautiful, friends, today we are in the city of arsen. in order for france to be france again, we need a space for free communication. in france, unfortunately, it is impossible. political sovereignty can be easily restored, but this sovereignty has no meaning if there is no mental, cultural sovereignty. russia is the guarantor of the defender of traditional values. is not aimed at improving the education system, not at improving, on the contrary, breaking, in fact, this is in the deepest sense an anti-human ideology, which can be seen in the development of the so-called transhumanism. we saw a magnificent reflection of this ideology in the

there were shops near the town hall, about 76.nformation often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many floors the town hall had. all sources cite different number of floors, probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word floor. we do not know the original appearance, nor the author, nor the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773 , the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander, the construction of a new stone town hall began. the year the construction began, the name of the architect, history is silent. now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century. also in three churches and a catholic church appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high, the roof is topped with four-sided towers with spires

there were shops around the town hall, about 76. other information often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had. all sources give a different number of storeys, probably depending on from what each of the authors understood by the word floor. we do not know either the original appearance, or the author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1700. in 72 after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander, the construction of a new stone town hall began. history is silent about the year the construction began and the name of the architect. now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century. also in chechersk there appeared. and churches and a catholic church. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the

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near the town hall there were shops, about 76.information often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had. all sources give a different number of storeys, probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word "floor". we do not know its original appearance, author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire, and a year later, in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander , the construction of a new stone town hall began. the year the construction began and the name... history is silent. now the building dates back to the end of the 16th century. three churches and a catholic church also appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, in has two floors in height. the roof is topped with four-sided towers with spires on the

near the town hall there were shops, about 76. other information is often exclude each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had? all sources give a different number of storeys, probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word storey. we do not know its original appearance, nor the author, nor the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the partition of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire. and just a year later, in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander the construction of a new stone town hall began. the year the construction began and the name of the architect are silent in history. now the building dates back to the end of the 16th century. also , three churches and a catholic church appeared in chechersk. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular. it has two floors in height. on the sides, the r

i watch the town hall meeting — him? i watch the town hall meeting yesterday - him?g yesterday and it l him? i watch the town hall i meeting yesterday and it was fascinating. you really got insight into where donald trump think this race stands today. it is clear donald trump is concerned about his ability to win this race. the fact that the town hall was held not only by fox but in pennsylvania, the capital that all important state that donald trump lost four years ago. he has to win it, it is a battleground state. both are competing hard for it but kamala harris has more options to win to get to 270 done on —— dan donald trump has. all the same attack lines, but he did not really make a lot of progress and i think it revealed more than anything that he knows he is in the fight of his life.— that he knows he is in the fight of his life. quick one to both of you. _ fight of his life. quick one to both of you, what _ fight of his life. quick one to both of you, what do - fight of his life. quick one to both of you, what do you - both of you, what do you anticipate in

near the town hall there were shopping benches, about 76. remaining information often excludes each other and can only confuse. it is impossible, for example, to find out how many storeys the town hall had? all sources give a different number of storeys. probably depending on what each of the authors understood by the word storey. we do not know either the original appearance, or the author, or the exact time of its construction. in 1772, after the division of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth, chechersk became part of the russian empire. and a year later, in 1773, the town passed into the possession of zakhar grigorievich chernyshov. at the insistence of the russian commander began. construction of a new stone town hall. the year of the beginning of construction, the name of the architect, history is silent. now the building dates back to the end of the 18th century. also in chechersk. three churches and a catholic church appeared. the building of the chechersk stone town hall is rectangular, two stories high. on the sides, the roof is cro

at the yuletide poster and the prime minister of the minsk governorate for the town hall there are a lot of presidential orchestras, grazing the scene with the honors of the minsk governor hood. the final chords are holy in the camp fireworks. yon raspabuye sky ў 23. gіstarychnym varnishes of minsk. yes, the holy spartan inintsies, which are absolutely intense in the capital, the most important tavarsky football match, the memory of the commands of the administrative party of the party district and the ancestral youth. gulnya came to the stadium. the warehouse has a collection of young people, the ancestral city of establishment, good health, education, education, and the ancestral succession of the region. a thousand days later, the temperatures began to rise above the norm. images of radzima and belarusian hell schoolchildren's traps and national arts, the exhibition is hidden near this tree. and the life of alyaksei yaframav has become a life on the last breath of hell. geta padarunak da day narajennya minsk. lidzia zablocka is asking for the parade. once a year, minsk diligently

you were watching that trump town hall. did he stay on message?ng to one exchange, he was asked about the georgia shooting. he ended up in a sort of rambling way, getting to talk about viktor orban endorsing him. right. i watched the town hall meeting last night as well, and it was fascinating because you really got insight into where donald trump thinks this race stands today with 61 days to go and what the debate tuesday night might look like. and it is clear donald trump is concerned about his ability to win this race. the fact that the town hall was held not only by fox but in harrisburg, pennsylvania, the capital of that all—important state with 19 electoral votes that donald trump lost four years ago. he has to win it. it is a battleground state. both kamala harris and donald trump are competing hard for it, but she has more options to win to get to 270 than donald trump does. and i think you saw that by his the attack lines he did and i think you saw that by the attack lines he did last night on energy, on fracking, on the economy, on immig

we did that in the form of town hall debates a group starting in 1992 in the town hall debates continuedil the last cycle in 2020 it is not appeared that they are on the agenda for this cycle of debate. now the town hall debates a group of citizens randomly selected in the city were that debate was located to be the questioners. to interrogate thehe candidates. our analysis they interestingly found the issue agenda the question raised by citizens in the town hall debate are closely mirrored the most important issue that citizens indicated were important to them in the election for even more so than the journal led debates. the reason being is a typicallyy in the journal was led debates you will have included a sequence or series of questions and sometimes i call them character-based questions are even gotcha questions your opponent has said this about you, how do you respond? or you have said this but then you've also said this. those could be on issues. when citizens stand and ask the questions it typically always about some issue that affects them that matters to them. i am using that

in total , 38 treasures can be seen in the vitebsk town hall. by the way, this silver magnificence weighs about 200 g . the neck grivna, for some reason twisted into a spiral in the form of a bracelet, is presumably of scandinavian origin from the swedish island of gotland. today we have already touched to the unique byzantine masonry of the annunciation church, this slab was given to the museum after. the explosion, which i have already told you about, on the slab there is graffiti from the 19th century with a mysterious message from the past, we see a byzantine cross and an anchor of hope, used by the first christian missionaries for the steadfastness of faith, and also an icon of the virgin mary, a two-meter coat of arms of vitebsk, cast in bronze, greets and sees off visitors to the town hall. the vitebsk coat of arms is special in heraldry. there is practically no other like it anywhere else in the world, it depicts the image of christ the savior in profile, and under him a bloody sword. why? everything has its explanation: in the 16th cent

. >> you sound like you've been in my town hall over the past two weeks we've done 50 town halls and that's exactly what people are talking about. the american dream is no longer in reach, this american dream of owning a house and raising a family. a big difference between this year end a year ago when the town halls and peoples credit cards are now maxed out and they could no longer afford the mortgage payment mortgage payment has doubled under the biden here's administration in what can be done is really simple, going back to the basics of a competitive economy we need to unleash american energy to start within/regulation, all these town halls people tell me they are just grounded in these regulations as well, rollback regulation and release american energy and that will help start driving everything else down energy is an inflation multiplier. maria: obviously the wide-open border has incredible applications from crime and safety to jobs. one analyst says this is too much supply, illegals are getting the jobs in the american citizens are not we have the august jobs report coming o

, also within the framework of the classics at the town hall, where we will present the work of thean sebastian bach and composers who dedicated their works to him, this is villa lobos, brazilian composer, this is... arva pärt, a modern composer, so the orchestra has never played this, on anisimov orchestras, in no way, you understand that we have a completely different history, alexander mikhailovich has a large symphony orchestra, no matter how we claim, we have a completely different niche, there is a chamber orchestra of the philharmonic, and a small string composition, we have a string orchestra, which is the only other string orchestra in the country, specifically a string orchestra, so we are developing that direction, techno music. maxim nikolaevich, but we noticed how you eyes sparkled when we started talking about mikhail yakolevich, let's still pay tribute to the memory of this man, we discussed, talked about him only on the day when belarusians said goodbye to him, natalia tomela was visiting us then. after which he created this brainchild of his, in fact, all his streng

we heard donald trump in that town hall- trump in that town hall criticising abc news, abc hosting thep, what do we know about how these two candidates are preparing for the debate? good question we know vice president harris will be preparing during a long stint in pennsylvania before the debate which is in philadelphia, she wil parker herself and her operation in pittsburgh, probably do some campaign events but continue to do mock debates with the former aide to kill —— hillary clinton playing donald trump, working on trying to get under his skin in the same way we were talking about at the beginning doing that on the debate stage, as for president trump he has not declined to do a lot of preparation, he feels very natural on his feet, but it you look at how he performed in the debate against biden injune he was very disciplined in that debate which isn't always the type of performance he gives people observed from that pepsi put in more preparation for that one and may be doing the same for this time around as well. ., ., , ., ~ , well. how high are the stakes for the debate _ well.

i like to light a little more sound from the town hall. here's the president saying regardless of what you think of me, you need to vote for me. >> you can't take the chance. you have to vote for me. you have to vote for me. [ cheering and applause ] >> even if you don't like me. even if you don't like me, you can sit there and say i can't stand that guy but there's no way i'm going to vote for her. >> trace: erin perrine, your thoughts on tonight's town hall? >> i think this was a great opportunity for donald trump to contrast kamala harris. she does not do these longform interviews, she doesn't take freewheeling questions, and tonight he did. when he was talking about you may not like me but you should vote for me, that's a lot of the argument you've been hearing, will this be personality focused or policy focused? donald trump is saying when you look at these policies, the economy, the border, the geopolitical disaster, everything is worse under joe biden and kamala harris. you remember how it was, let's go back to that. it's a really w

. >> just a lot of people for a town hall. >> former president trump talking crowd size at a town hall in michigan. >> you know, a town hall is supposed to have about 300 people. you have about 8000 people here. >> the event moderated by arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders, who served as trump's press secretary. she discussed a moment she recently had with her daughter. >> my sweet daughter reaches up and pats my shoulder and says, it's okay, mommy. one day you can be pretty, too. so my kids keep me humble. unfortunately, kamala harris doesn't have anything keeping her humble. >> trump's first question came from a retired nurse asking how he plans to bring down the cost of groceries. >> we have to start always with energy. always. i don't want to be boring about it, but there's no bigger subject. it covers everything. if you make donuts, if you make cars, whatever you make, energy is a big deal. >> vice president harris discussed her plans for the economy with reporters in philadelphia. >> is the price of groceries still too high? yes. do we have more work to do? yes. what i imagi

hannity's town hall in prime time in harrisburg.hours away from north carolina mailing out the first absentee ballots. the ten days after that, you have pennsylvania, mail-in ballots sent in. two weeks from today you have a lot more action in states like virginia, minnesota, south dakota. in-person early voting, two weeks from this friday. that is on the ballot front. a couple things to keep in mind, and these will go in red, because in my view these could be two of the most significant events not just for this month but maybe for the entire election. we've got a presidential debate next tuesday on the tenth, and a ato my eight days later, the sentencing, even though trump's team have made repeated appeals to the judge so far. they have not been successful. this is the outcome. this quinnipiac poll that was taken in pennsylvania about a month ago. the margin of error for quinnipiac was 2.5 points, she had a 3-point lead of 50%, trump at 47%. cnn did a poll where the margin of error was 4.7%. and a lot of the battleground polls that

last week, trump joined former congresswoman tulsi gabbard for a town hall in wisconsin. he told the crowd he didn't know it was going to be a town hall because nobody on his campaign told him. i figured i was going to come here and we're going to make a speech. i had a speech all set for you. i was ready, as they said, sir, you're actually doing a town hall. i said, oh, nobody told me that. federal judge has ruled trump cannot move his new york fraud trial. the one where he was found guilty to a federal court. the judge also said the recent supreme court decision that presidents are immune from some charges not relevant in this case. most of the crimes happened before trump was president. back to you. all right. thanks, scott. israel's prime minister continues to face protests from families of hostages being held by hamas. ahead on nbc bay area, where the cease fire talks stands right now. plus, strengthening ties with san francisco's chinese community, the unique event aimed at helping law enforcement build relationships. but first, here's what's happening on california

harris live streamed a town hall with 0prah harris live streamed a town hall with oprah winfrey on thursdaytroit, michigan and is aiming to win over undecided, independent voters living in the key swing states in her bid for the white house. the event features the vice president's core supporters who raised millions of dollars through grassroots fundraising and also working to get people to the polls in november. some of the groups at the event included the organiser and members of cat ladies for kamala harris. miss harris holds a slight lead over her opponent donald trump in battleground state but a new national poll released by the new york times, the philadelphia inquirer says that the pair is tied amongst voters at 47% and they say the presidential election may come down to a small number of votes. the town hall closed with an emotional moment from oprah winfrey who asked americans to vote strategically come november.— americans to vote strategically come november. this is a moment for --eole come november. this is a moment for people who _ come november. this is a moment for people who

there was a town hall with springfield residents and the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with more on that town hall. >> it is sad to see this happening just one hour from where i live. former nominee... hosted a town hall in springfield, ohio, which has in many ways become the new epicenter of the debate surrounding illegal migration. now among the allegations to hit the small city, yes we've all heard it, and some haitian migrants who have come to the town by the thousands are taking domesticated animals, belonging sometimes to other folks, and using them for their own purposes. more broadly speaking, he said this about how unfettered immigration is impacting american communities. listen here. >> medicaid, running out of money and run very poorly. schools under strain. welfare, food stamps. here's my view. i don't think you should be allowed -- able to enter this country if you are going to depend on the welfare state. >> that drew a lot of applause from the folks there. former president trump echoed similar concerns and concerns of his vp candidate j.d. vance. and

the pleas in that town hall say otherwise, tomi. >> tomi: i'd like to thank vivek ramaswamy for going to springfield, ohio. as somebody from a smaller town and smaller state, it can be frustrated to get national media or main-stream politicians for paying toengz to the plight of people. if not for elon musk and x, we probably never would have seen the viral commentary in springfield, ohio to begin with. donald trump bringing it up at the debate made it a national issue that main-stream media could not ignore. these people are struggling. you cannot take a town of 60,000 people and plop 20,000 haitian migrants in the community and expect things to go well. people are under temporary protected status, biden-harris administration and kamala harris have not told us what they plan to do with these people with temporary protected status. where are these people going to go? flights that bring in refugees and other migrants, flights have begun again. hundreds of thousands of people have been flown into our country and small communities like springfield, ohio, and there is no mention from the

it's very clear that this was a campaign event masquerading as a town hall. you had lots of tears, lots of whooping for him. there were no questions actually from the audience the whole time, at least in the 1st hour. we learned later that some questions were asked to be here tomorrow on sean hannity show. basically, what stands out is this is really preparation for the debate that's coming up. this is how trump likes to prepare. he likes his name, chance he likes, he's one side of events. but he also likes to insist that the other side, the complet harris isn't ready for the stage that she is not prepared that she is not. he's still in the, she's going to fail on the stage. and part of doing that is one suggesting that she knows the questions beforehand coming up to the debate that is going to be deceptive. what's going on there? another excuse me, another is by talking up about the preparations around the debate, whether they're going to be allowed to stand, be seated. if there's going to be a live mike on the whole time. these issues that really sort of su

, also within the framework of the classics at the town hall, where we will present the works ofach and composers who dedicated their works to him, this is villa lobos, a brazilian composer, this is arva pärt, a modern composer, so the orchestra has never played this, orchestras, no, not at all, you understand that we have a completely different history of mikhailovich, a large symphony orchestra, no matter how we we claim, we have a completely different one. grigory shirma, who also created this group, actually, it was absolutely logical that the orchestra is relatively, it is a relatively young group, if you take it with our other state musical groups, then of course mikhalich created it, it is his brainchild, in fact, all his strength, health, emotions of all of himself he dissolved in this orchestra, of course he is worthy of the orchestra bearing his name, and now we have always said, finberg's orchestra was like that common noun. words to the orchestra and its artistic leader, the head of the orchestra, maksim mikalevich rasokha. well, maybe in vain you drag them into symph

they said you're having a town hall tonight. i said, a town hall?ant a rally, they don't want a town hall. -- i said, who is the host or hostess? they said sarah huckabee sanders. i said, that's good. i like that. i love these rallies. we will make america great. everyone is going crazy. we had one the other night. can i be honest? this was more fun than a rally today. [crowd cheering] this was good, right? thank you. this was very good. >> we are going to take another question from the audience. maybe the only job in the country that's harder than being president of the united states is being a mom, especially under this administration because they are making everything harder. tonight, we have a mom here in the audience. barbara is behind us. she has a question for you. [crowd cheering] >> hi barbara. hello back there. [crowd cheering] >> good evening. good evening president trump. thank you for taking our questions. my name is barbara. i'm a mom of three, grandmother of seven. three great grams. [crowd cheering] i'm a registered nurse. retired. r

he is going everywhere talking to town halls.king. >> jessica: doubling down on policy and doing town halls are very different because when he gets to town halls -- >> judge jeanine: answers questions. >> jessica: sort of. i mean, he rambles, and sometimes you can pull out i can on seven answer out of it, but most of it is not rooted at alls approach he is going to have good answers for all of that, that is why she is at debate camp, greg. yes, we will see if she does. >> jesse: we have no idea because she doesn't talk -- >> jessica: an imaginary person. >> judge jeanine: let's have a little fun. up next, the mind-blowing truth on why you should be a slob. ♪ ♪ nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that re

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that's at a town hall this morning after announcing a first ever potential close of plants. take a look. even if you were to put up a five-year chart there, you would see a slight uptick toward 2021, but that's really flown down the hill then from that element as well then. annette joining us with a little more on this story. annette, nothing can be confirmed until after we get this meeting then with this -- this town hall with the union, but certainly the fight is on. >> exactly. it's historic for volkswagen because never before have they considered closing down plants in germany and also the job security that was given to workers since 1994 is now under discussion for at least part of the work force. it's a historic shift for volkswagen. of course, the management goes into those negotiations, but the very, very important work at volkswagen, the maximum demand, there's no way around it if we want to survive because voeks wag season barely making profit with their car and there's a huge amount of overcapacity in the plants. that is because not enough e cars, electric cars ar

with it at the town hall last ni . ht? , with it at the town hall last niuht? , ., ., night?night? first of all, good morning and thank- night? first of all, good morning and thank you | night? first of all, good i morning and thank you for having me. he has dealt with it as he has dealt with other school shootings during his administration. he talked about how there is something wrong, sickness here among our kids. it is notjust school shootings, our kids are committing suicide at a record rate. so, we have to sort of see what is the cause of these things. it is gruesome and terrible. we have school shootings now every week, 300 plus multiple build dimms in schools every year. —— victims in schools every year. people have looked at mental health, social media, which plays a huge role in confusing the minds of young children. and so, i think we are all confounded to see what the real solution is. i think my party does not believe taking the guns away is a real solution, especially when you have constitutional amendments. i think president donald trump is very much like other

san francisco police will hold a town hall, a virtual town hall meeting after police shooting at the powell street bart station. police say they spotted a man they said was armed. september 13th. police chased him into the powell, bart station and shot him. he was hospitalized. the virtual town hall will be tomorrow at 03:00pm. san francisco continues to crack down on homeless camps with more than 150 citations issued by police since august. more than 1200 tents and structures have been removed from along city streets. it is expected there could be more than 500 sweeps by the end of the year. mayor breed been putting a priority on giving the homeless but bus tickets out of the city and giving police more authority to stamp out encampments. >> it's a purely, you know, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep, sweep. and that intention has been incredibly clear from london breed mayor london breed. she has said, you know, where this is, its its to make them uncomfortable make them have to accept. >> for shelter when shelters that, you know, 93% capacity, there is just not enough shelter to house the

there, on the main stage near the town hall, from midday until late evening, the rhythms will be given by the presidential orchestra. the honored team will give three concerts on one stage at noon, scores of belarusian composers, the musicians themselves will perform solo to the accompaniment of colleagues, after a dedication to the composer alexander zatsepin 18 songs , most of them hits from the legendary films of gaidai. the concert together with our vocalists, who work with the orchestra and in the evening , traditionally at the minsk town hall, we will accompany. the ceremony of minsk resident of the year, and of course, a festive concert, well, obviously not without surprises, maybe some new voices, new names, maybe we can't name them, but nevertheless, or a new score, it will remain, it will remain a secret, you will see many new names, that's exactly what we have at our rehearsal now, well , let it remain a secret until saturday evening, and a song about medicine, shock work for... one of the oldest theaters in the country celebrates its birthday today, the yanka kupala nationa

it's also coming up, donald trump, back to town hall events, appear to inform us network fox news with the toughest sport you think best. eventually campaign and community monsters towed and sent to teach us killed in this color, shooting in the us state of georgia. police say the 14 year old suspects will be charged with murder, the number such as well. welcome to the program. ukraine's president allowed means the lensky, 3 shuffling his cabinet and the biggest checkup since the start of hostilities. 2 and a half years ago, the ukraine and foreign minister is standing down. now demitra halima is one of ukraine's most recognizable faces on the international stage. his resignation, his father for why they reached offer that the landscape says is vital heading into another winter in the war with russia. and to dining every is the resident fellow at the atlantic down. so see what he just sent over the focus on ukraine and josh, out. i asked him, why is this big jacob taking place now? so you're absolutely right that it is quite a big shift headlined, of course, by the, for administer. it'

vivek ramaswamy, son of immigrants, is hosting a town hall tonight and donald trump and jd vance promisedatened, to bring their rabid followers to the small town. not only are they ignoring the pleas from fellow republicans but trump is turning up the blood libel by falsely insinuating the people he targeted for violence will target him. >> i'm going to springfield and i'm going to aurora. you may never see me again, but that's okay. i got to do what i got to do. whatever happened to trump? well, he never got out of springfield. >> let's take a second here and remember that the only people who have threatened his life are two white american men, both registered republicans. joining me now is journalist gary pierre pierre, founder and publisher of "the haitian time." gary, let's talk about the level of fear in the community and how much would that be increased if donald trump and jd vance were to come to springfield? >> thank you for having me, joy. the community is just shocked, fearful. they just don't understand what is going on. they've been trying -- they've been a good thing for spri

. >> trace: meantime donald trump posting a town hall tonight speaking to voters in the auto manufacturing community of flint, michigan. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with more on the first public appearance since the apparent second assassination attempt on his life. >> what's becoming an all-too-familiar site, mr. trump back on the campaign trail just days after yet another attempt on his life. this time in the greats of michigan. he won back in 2016 and narrowly lost in 2020. this time again singing a few familiar refrain to. of over him will help restore the states auto industry, bring back jobs and heal the economy. >> the bottom line, we're going to bring more plants into your state and this country to make automobiles. we are going to be bigger than before. >> however, the former president still finds himself trailing the vice president in michigan, at least according to the latest power ranking, though he continues to lead or is within the margin of error and -- in every other swing state. as for the bp, she largely stuck to her talking points. aborting to t

so i you all know how we work in terms of the town hall.hat's, that gives us time to really get dig into the information. and within ten days after we've gone through, i mean, there's a lot of video around here. so within ten days we will have all that information and confirm what we believe. we know at this point. so i can't answer it yet. i can't confirm it yet, but we will within the ten days. >> you guys. thank you. we got time for one more, but we can't get into the nitty gritty. as the chief said on all the details about the shooting we know anything about. ask you about anything about the suspects or the suspect. is he from san francisco? is he in a stolen vehicle? have you have you matched the vehicle? >> what can you tell us about the suspect? >> we have confirmed that the car was stolen. the car that he was in was stolen, as far as his residency, we're still looking into that. we do have a name for him, but we need to confirm before we put that out that he was. >> that he was at a liquor store and then he ended up here. and that's

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town hall in flint, michigan, that's where aishah hasnie is. any changes to security?i've been to several events in the last couple months and i have been inside and outside the perimeter. it does not feel different from previous events but i can show you the security we are looking at out here. flint has brought out everyone they can find. flint police, sheriffs department, one of the security officials has told me they brought out there elite, they feel honored that they are the first stop on the campaign trail after the second attempt on the former president's life. this town hall, the first time we see the former president in person making remarks about what that experience was like on sunday. we are anticipating he might talk about that later tonight. hosted by arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders and it comes as he gets back on the campaign trail. he's talking about the events of sunday on x last night. >> all of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air, four or five and it sounded like bullets and we moved along pretty good. i would love to have sunk t

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we have sean hannity next with donald trump out of town hall 9:00 the whole hour it's going to be great. dvr the show always remember i'm waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> sean: a welcome to hannity we are in beautiful harrisburg, pennsylvania. [ cheering and applause ] >> sean: in a moment donald trump will join us as he will be here for an hour answering your questions. and just 13 days early voting gets underway across of the keystone state in a few days mail-in ballots will go out in other states with 61 days from what i believe is a inflection point for the country less than 2 months away which is the 2024 election. the race is close in 7 states the latest trafalgar pole as trump up by 2 in this state such as in pennsylvania which could decide. real clear politics has a close to the states while left-leaning statistician nate silver gave trumpet 58% chance of winning the electoral college. trump is trending up in his model and multiple polling after her long-lived honeymoon phase which finally appears to be over her only whopping -- interview we will talk time. i've done many

today's town hall is in pennsylvania.ast week, trump joined former congresswoman tulsi gabbard for a town hall in wisconsin, which he told the crowd he didn't know it was going to be a town hall format because nobody on his campaign told him. i figured i was going to come here and we're going to make a speech. i had a speech all set for you. i was ready, as they said, sir, you're actually doing a town hall. i said, oh, nobody told me that. a federal judge has ruled trump cannot move his new york fraud trial. the one where he was found guilty to a federal court. the judge also said the recent supreme court decision that presidents are immune from some charges was not relevant in this case. most of the crimes happened before trump was president. trump has pleaded nen washington, d.c. the special counsel, jack smith, filed a superseding indictment last month, updating it and narrowing it after that same supreme court case. the u.s. government still alleges trump interfered with the election, something he actually admitted to

last night at the fox news town hall hosted by our own sean hannity.r president donald trump says he wants to reduce taxes to return more money to the american taxpayer. >> if you lef let the tax trumps expire which she wants to terminate them. if you do that you will suffer the worst tax increase in history. >> . they can't buy a home. can't do anything. business is stopped up. you can't borrow money. by the way, i had interest rates at 2%. now they are 10% but you can't get the money. >> while campaigning in new hampshire, vice president kamala harris took aim at corporations and wealthy americans. >> while we ensure that the wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share, we will tax capital gains at a rate that rewards investment in america's innovators, founders, and small businesses. so, here's the detail. if you earn a million dollars a year or more, the tax rate on your long-term capital gains will be 28% under my plan. >> let's take a look at that harris tax plan as she mentioned, capital gains tax will hike from 20 to 28%. top income tax r

he is expected here in pennsylvania for a town hall on wednesday and he's hoping an updated indictment in the federal election interference case against him will bring new momentum. >> whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election where you have every right to do it, you get indicted and your poll numbers go up? >> gabe joins us now live. gabe, that was quite a significant moment with president biden and vice president harris campaigning together for the first time with her at the top of the ticket. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, tom. this event just wrapped up. but it was a significant moment. for the first time at an event like this the president introduced

they sit insert you're having a town hall tonight. a set of town hall? they want a rally they don't to town hall. i said whose house and they said sarah huckabee sanderson. i said that's good i like that. i love these rallies you go and we will make america great everyone's going crazy. but can i be honest, this was more fun than a rally today. this was good, right? this was very good. >> were going to take another question from the audience. namely the only job harder than being president of the united states is being a mom. especially under this administration because they are making everything harder. tonight we have a mom here in the audience and barbara is behind us that has a question for you. >> hi barbara hello back there. >> we love you trump. >> good evening, good evening president trump. they give a taker question. my name is barbara i am a mom of three, a grandmother of seven. and three great grand. a registered nurse, retired nurse. i know the cost that goes into raising children and running a household people just cannot survive now. how ar

college kids haven't been able to go town halls been closed, city halls been clear. i mean, we all know the situation, right? david wood would a visit from trump be best for the residents of springfield now listen if i if i had anything to do with it, i wouldn't go there. >> i'd keep doing what he's doing now, focused on issues that matter, pocketbook issues that matter to the american people. let's say, the more that you focused the trump folks is j.d. vance focus that we all feel i'm excited springfield, the more it stays in the limelight and people can't get back to their normal lives. schools can get reopened and things can get back to normal there. so i think it's in everybody's best interest to move on. recognise that we could do things better in the future and move on from that and let people springfield tried to get back to normal and the campaigns, right? should talk about the issues that the american people deserve. they deserve to have a fulsome debate on the issues that matter to them. the most people want to know who's going to make their life better at