that is why it is more difficult for tsa to screen for individuals who pose a legitimate threat.ident, brandon judd, had this to say. >> because we can't properly vet these individuals, we have to go with what they are giving us. and that is why we saw the death in florida at the hands of somebody who claimed to be a minor but was actually an adult. this is a very dangerous situation, and the ig got it absolutely correct. >> dhs is pushing back on the report, saying they cannot detain all individuals subject to detention because of a lack of resources. i.c.e. said they simply don't have enough beds. cbp say their detention facilities are for short-term detention only, and tsa says the report doesn't reflect their current policies. emily? >> emily: thank you so much. shannon, this report, "america said thank you, captain obvious." >> shannon: the everyday american home is outraged. there are so many competing headlines right now. this might get lost in the shuffle. but the fact that we had people connected to terror groups, terror watch groups, that are coming here, people can sel

. >> cbp ice and tsa have been releasing migrants into the country without i.d. and letting them board airplanes to fly domestically and they say there's a risk with that. what are your thoughts on seeing that report? >> there's a risk with that like nobody's ever seen before. they have no idea who these people are, where they come from, where they're going. they release them in like water coming to the country. there's no country in the world that would allow this to happen. >> biden says that israel should not target iranian new facilities, what are your thoughts on that, what should israel respond? >> that's the craziest risk... the biggest wrist we have is nuclear. to make the statement please leave their nuclear loan, i would tell you that it's not the right answer because soon they will have nuclear weapons and then you have problems. >> kamala harris is on the trail today with liz cheney, your thoughts on that. >> she lost for congress. she was terrible of. liz cheney is a stupid war hawk. she wants to shoot missiles up people. i think at hurts. frankly if

does not reflect current policies but it is hard to imagine how tsa can screen individuals properlywe don't know their true identity. >> sandra: very true. griff jenkins. >> john: for more on this let's bring in the rnc chairman michael whatley. the inspector general's report from dhs, the title says it all. cbp ice and tsa did not fully assess risks associated with releasing noncitizens without identification into the united states and allowing them to travel on domestic flights. we keep hearing more and more about this and who have we let into the country? >> border czar kamala harris and this administration have absolutely made a mockery out of the border. what they have done is taken 94 executive actions to dismantle the most secure southern border we ever had. 10, 12, 15 million migrants have come across that border. it is a clear and present danger to all of our communities could even the fbi says we don't know who these people are but they pose a very real threat to america and now we are seeing study after study showing that we are spending more money than we should be spend

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additionally, tsa cannot insure it is vetting and screening procedures to prevent high-risk non-citizens who may pose a threat to the flying public from boarding domestic flights. if this continues, they may inadvertently increase national security risks. that's the quote. those agencies are pushing back saying they are not to blame. they say they simply don't have the resources or legal standing to detain every non-citizens that does not have valid documents, even to reduce possible dangers. former national border patrol council president brandon judd. >> it's extremely frustrating to every border patrol agent and anybody that wants border security. i have issued mtas and i know they're lying about their name. because we can't properly vet these individuals, we have to go with what they are giving us. this is a very dangerous situation and the i.g. got it absolutely correct. >> harris: so this report follows the release of that alarming customs data on the number of criminal people living who crossed our border and now they are free to be and move across the country. the number, 425,000

cannot ensure they are keeping citizens from entering and tsa cannot ensure high-risk noncitizens who. he has seen it. >> because we can't properly vet the individuals, we have to go with what they are giving us, that is why we saw death of javier in florida at hands of someone who claimed to be a minor but was an adult, this is dangerous, and ig got it correct. reporter: dhs is pushing back in a statement saying: >> tsa pushed back too saying that the report does not reflect their policies. liz. elizabeth: griff jenkins thank you. right to former acting i.c.e. director tom homan. what is your reaction? we hear they let in high-risk individuals into the country, one on fbi terror watch list in 2022, and two afghan nationals who reportedly posed a threat to national security. >> look. it is worse. the department is lying, they know the people are not properly vetted, i talk about it all of the time, you vet someone at the border, you can only vet them against u.s. -- unless they have a previous record here, whether a criminal immigration record and fingerprints come back, we don't know

so you can get to your destination through tsa a lot faster than that. all right.ind these these discounts on airline tickets? you travel a lot. you travel the world a lot. where do you look? >> so i like to start at google flights because it's easy. it's user friendly. you can enter multiple departure airports and arrival airports, so you can really cast a wide net and see what is your best cost friendly alternative. maybe you really want to take a direct flight. and so google flights gives you a great way to search. i also like that you can browse the calendar on google flights, so you don't have to enter in your actual dates. it'll have the dates, color coded for you, red for really expensive green for, you know, less than what it would normally cost to take this route. and so that way you can browse and just search through the dates without having to put in your exact dates, which can sometimes raise the cost. >> yeah, i can't figure out. it's like the only website that you can actually see that you just click on the calendar right across the board. it's really

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happening as a brand-new report from the dhs inspector general finds that the border patrol, ice and tsa did not fully assess risks associated with releasing noncitizens without ids into the interior of this country and allowing them on domestic flights. among the key findings in their report, they say this. if border patrol and ice continue this practice, they may inadvertently increase national security risks. and quote. >> trace: kevin thank you. >> trace: the common sense department doesn't need a lesson in congressional funding to realize the federal government has screwed up again appeared they say there's not enough money in fima to fund the remainder of the hurricane season. yet fima is still actively funding ssb, the shelter and services program which provides funding to illegal immigrants, money for everything from housing to clothing to translation services. the program has spent more than a billion dollars in the past 20 months. when republicans complained about the lack of hurricane funding, democrats reminded them that ssp money is funded by congress and cannot be used for

and, it is of particular interest because tsa, people who get on the airplane, they don't really knowho they are. they just got a piece of paper from the department of homeland security that says i'm this person. they don't know. and that's why it was quite a warning from the inspector general yesterday. >> ainsley: dhs 2025 homeland threat assessment says this. over the next year, we expect some individuals with terrorism ties and some criminal actors will continue their efforts to exploit migration flows. and the complex border security environment to enter the united states. doesn't make us feel safe. >> lawrence: the interesting thing about this is you have to layer that report from the inspector general to the quote that we got from dhs upset about tony gonzales releasing the numbers about the amount of criminals, rapists, as well as murderers that were coming across. people had criminal records. they said it was over a 40-year period. as i told you guys during that period of time, it's a numbers game. the more people that you have coming across the border, that are unvetted, the

the very end of that report they talked about reductions on the cbp one app and an investigation by tsaople came into this country on the cbp one app. it's all been redacted. it's a massive cover-up and in my view the cbp one app is one big disaster. >> harris: that's amazing. that number i gave before, this 425,000 plus that have come in that we learned about this week, at about the time kamala harris is leading the border, so i guess she didn't get asked about that, but you can't convince me she didn't already know, there is a strong possibility but we don't know because the report is still heavily redacted, those who would have been aided by if not wholeheartedly brought on by the cbp one app access those people have. >> kayleigh: exactly paid the risks were looked into by tsa and the results were redacted from the report. >> harris: wow paid when you look at it, it's like a sharpie. >> emily: and our tax dollars pay for this. this is unacceptable. our tax dollars pay the salaries of these individuals and they expect to be restored back into office, promoted? >> kennedy: but fema doe

at tsa or other governmental locations, that's where that social security fairness act comes into play as they are unfairly burdened and some of their rightfully earned pension has been taken away and taxed as a result of their enrollment and social security when they retire . chris: ok, brandon, final thoughts. let's move on. i want to talk about poverty. brandon syracuse has struggled , for years with some of the highest child poverty in the nation and some of the country's worst overall poverty. in your opinion why hasn't , government been able to solve the problem and what's your single best idea to help solve it? >> poverty is a persistent problem and often a generational problem and we do have acute poverty here in, you know, suri cruise and in the 15th ward -- syracuse, and in the 15th ward. one of the first things that i did was to be invited to go view and visit the syracuse housing authority and to be able to to walk around and get to know those neighbors and visited several times since being elected. and have championed a number of projects from for federal spending to help

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and lepilka, bald greyhound, they said that you can come if you want to preserve the integrity of the tsa that you will not be seen here again, understood, listen, i need to talk: kamchatka, greetings from kamchatka, left kidney, the answer is clear, whatever you want, the answer will be the same, i just have it wrong, there are questions, everything, everything, it was nice to meet you, you will find your way back, still, the last question, one last one, where is kamchatka, you know, i understood, kamchatka is somewhere in the north, when are you flying away, tomorrow afternoon, like tomorrow, why don't you immediately said? i said that the second, if you picked up the phone, we would have spent more time before leaving, but it would have been more painful, i can just imagine how you live there in your france, parents, diplomats, your whole life is like a holiday, listen, i love you, i will not forget about you, we will be in touch every day. true, i said 100 times that i do not want to leave, but my father has work there, if i had a choice, i would stay with you, true, did you read what

passengers can forget about the hassle of checking in and going through tsa and take in the sites ofhe forest. there was shot in the california science center's 188,000 aquarium. they are hoping to inspire curiosity and learning in the midst of an airport terminal or depending what you engage in before the airport more engaging. >> yes. everyone has their way of dealing with the stress. any way to bring the level down. >> i do my best. >> would the ke well, p forest. >> help, any other kind of plant you can think of. [ laughter ] >> the vision of it. not necessarily the ingegz of ingesting it. >> now, increasing clouds tomorrow. showers move in tomorrow overnight. brief light rain chance, dry for halloween. slightest chance for the north bay. coastal drizzle. can not rule it out. a better chance of heavier, steadier rain, moving in late friday, continuing friday night, maybe even into early saturday. for the moment, all we have out there is high cloud cover. that has not really been efficient at holding the warmth to the ground. clear skies over head right now. not even a hint of fog

in a statement today, the union said the tsa welcomes change that supports our mission to protect and serve. we are disappointed the sheriff has yet to address any of the significant allegations of retaliation and unfair labor practices that have been brought to her attention, and i'm not going to let people that are unhappy within themselves to tear me down. i'm strong and i had the courage to run against my boss, and i fought hard. sheriff corpus says her critics are loud because she is changing the culture of the department. the good old boys network, as she calls it, and she's buoyed by the latest crime stats for san mateo county. the figures show rapes are down 26% this year, aggravated assaults down 40%. burglaries are down 23% and there has not been a homicide so far in 2024. so she questions the motivations behind the attacks on her office. is it because i am a female and i am latina, that there's not a there's not a place for me in? you know, i disrupted a lot of plans and there's a lot of people that are angry. the sheriff vows she's going to finish out her six year term, an

all over the world as if they had tsa pre-check. it's an absurdity and you realize, talk about politicizing an issue. we should decouple borderd security from immigration policy. it's okay to have a boundary with ports of entry and be lockable. the cost to our state. the concern for our state is impacting christian policy. come and finish my thought here. i support that one 100%. that's another issue we need to resolve in a bipartisan way. one third of my workforce are first or second generation americans. one of the great highlights of my life was being sworn in as an honorary judge for aho day to swear in three of our employees when they naturalized. i loved immigration want to work to make that work. but having a secure border you said we don't need to go there. we cannot poorly process without doing that voted against sevenav bills would have at least try to address this border security issue. just the other day. i'm passionate about this. i was in warren county and the candidates i don't introduce themselves as more of a republ

in a statement today, the union said the tsa welcomes change that supports our mission to protect and serve. we are disappointed the sheriff has yet to address any of the significant allegations of retaliation and unfair labor practices that have been brought to her attention, and i'm not going to let people that are unhappy within themselves to tear me down. i'm strong and i had the courage to run against my boss, and i fought hard. sheriff corpus says her critics are loud because she is changing the culture of the department. the good old boys network, as she calls it, and she's buoyed by the latest crime stats for san mateo county. the figures show rapes are down 26% this year. aggravated assaults down 40%. burglaries are down 23% and there has not been a homicide so far in 2024. so she questions the motivations behind the attacks on her office. is it because i am a female and i am latina that there's not a there's not a place for me in you know, i disrupted a lot of plans and there's a lot of people that are angry. the sheriff vows she's going to finish out her six year term, and

. >> currently in california, the mobile driver's license is accepted as a valid id at tsa checkpoints at certain airports, so it's tied to the phone. >> so if you lose the phone, you won't be able to get access to it because you're going to need your normal biometrics to unlock and access that that information. >> three longtime friends, children of farm workers and stanford graduates co-founded the startup entidad. ceo jesus torres explained they've built a digital credential for farm workers and the hope is they will be able to access services remotely. >> this is a great way to use a credential issued by an authority here in california, and be able to use that within our ecosystem so that organizations feel have the assurance that they're dealing with the real person that's been vetted, that's been verified. >> gil hodges is the executive director of open id foundation. hodges said in the u.s, a couple million of these digital credentials are just starting to be issued, compared to 1.5 billion digital credentials being issued across 30 different countries. imagine the world before

en el aeropuerto, tsa ha publicado una norma final en el registro federal que estarÍa permitiendo plusiles para la verificaciÓn de identidad. una vez que comienza en la aplicaciÓn de la real id el 7 de mayo de 2025. la norma final entrarÁ en vigor el 25 de noviembre estarÍa permitiendo a los estados ofrecer una extensiÓn de ciertos requisitos. las licencias seguirÁn siendo aceptadas en puntos de control de seguridad. hablemos de la seguridad en las carreteras, pero en el foco de investigaciÓn y de preocupaciÓn por parte de la patrulla de caminos estÁn nuestros jÓvenes, por quÉ se pregunta usted?la respuesta la tiene en vivo mi compaÑero juan pimiento. juan: que tal maribel, los Índices siguen siendo bastantes altos y preocupantes en cuanto a accidentes que ocurran que involucran o que son directamente causados por adolescentes en california y el resto del paÍs, hablamos especÍficamente de jÓvenes entre 15 y y 18 aÑos de edad por diferentes factores sea por exceso de velocidad, sea por estar distraÍdos sobre todo con el telÉfono. lamentablemente las cifras siguen siendo bastante altas.

. >> currently in california, the mobile driver's license is accepted as a valid id at tsa checkpoints at certain airports, so it's tied to the phone. >> so if you lose the phone, you won't be able to get access to it because you're going to need your normal biometrics to unlock and access that that information. >> three longtime friends, children of farm workers and stanford graduates co-founded the startup entidad. ceo jesus torres explained they've built a digital credential for farm workers and the hope is they will be able to access services remotely. >> this is a great way to use a credential issued by an authority here in california, and be able to use that within our ecosystem so that organizations feel have the assurance that they're dealing with the real person that's been vetted, that's been verified. >> gil hodges is the executive director of open id foundation. hodges said in the u.s, a couple million of these digital credentials are just starting to be issued, compared to 1.5 billion digital credentials being issued across 30 different countries. imagine the world before

day after dhs inspector says cbp, ice and tsa have been releasing people without ids and letting themrd planes. >> there is a risk with that like nobody has ever seen before, they have no idea where these people are coming from, they release them. no country in the world would allow this to happen. >> griff: texas dps apprehending men from turkey and china this week. it comes after former secretary chief testified administration muzzled him about speaking out about the threat. >> san diego, we had increase in s significant interest aliens, these are ties to terrorism. ats the time, i was told i could not release sias or mention the arrest. administration trying to convince the public there was no threat at the border. >> griff: see what j.d. vance has to say today. a lot of news has broken on the border since tuesday. >> brian: been a story that harris campaign can't get in front of. it is happening at the border. they want to talk about stats over years, when you drill down, it looks just as ugly in proporgsz and no way anyone will buy she's suddenly tough on the border. she was doin

tsa agents and if we shut the government down they would have to work every day. i have a bill that would take pay away from members of congress so i voted for the bill , i'm not willing to shut down the government. >> congresswoman, i appreciate work you have done, middle-class families are looking for results. if you hire a contractor and they messed up, you will not hire them again. they might be the nicest but you will not hire them again. you are not doing a good job. i'm a middle-class guy. we care about prices and open borders that you filled on. your record, fine and good. the economy you have failed. >> i want to clarify, you said what you said on tape, i ramble. when i talk about what i did last weekend. when someone asks if i need to raise the retirement age i would never say yes. >> you don't want to talk about what you voted for. you said it in a debate, you know what happened? you raised the deficit and we can talk about it and go back and forth but families are suffering. >> eve said you would oppose -- you said he would oppose federal legislation.

the majority 56% amber lee started booking the trips, henderson says the tsa reading record number ofleisure travel through the holiday which will mean travel under crowded airport samplings. according to travel at poplar airfare prices for christmas trips average $360 per round-trip, up 11% from last year, to get the best deal henderson advisor setting a google alert on your flight route and signing up for alerts directly from your favorite airlines. be sure to book by mid-november, don't worry about searching for airfare over and over on your computer or laptop because it does not know your search history when it comes to buying the airline tickets. maria: that is a good point but i would rather they got no my information or search plans. tricia your reaction. >> i'm glad your ed bunk the incognito or cookie history matters and i'm wondering is it true on tuesdays you are supposed to book? >> that's a great question, that is the thing people book on tuesday but they need to fly on tuesday that's a better thing to do you want to fly with business travelers are not flying saturday in

tsa agents, if we shut the government down would have to go to work every day with no pay. i have a bill that would take pay away from members of congress if they shut the government down because i don't think they should get paid. i voted for the bill for one reason. i am not willing to shut down the government over political brinksmanship. mr. teirab: congresswoman greg, i appreciate the work you have done. clearly the results are not there. middle-class families are looking for results. if you hire a contractor to work at your house and they did not do a good job, you're not going to hire them again. they might be the nicest, hardest working person but you will not hire them again. right now you are not doing the job on the economy. middle-class families, the biggest thing they care about is that we care about high prices that are crushing us right now and an open border that you failed on. we need to make your people understand your record, you talk about these bills, fine and good but the main issue the is economy you have failed. rep. craig: i want to clarify, you sai

thing to say yeah, we're back open and flights can come back this there, but what if you can't get tsaff in there, gate agents, ramp workers. those are the things that need to be factored in. >> phil, i know we don't often get a look at the response center where you are standing. i don't know if there is anything else you can point us to happening behind you for this peek we get into how delta is trying to deal with this. >> this is like mission control. let's give them a sense of what it is. look, this is not just because of the hurricane. this is operating 24/7 all the time. this is what they do. they prepare for emergencies like this. way back in the corner, and we're able to get over there, they're obviously pretty busy, is where they have their meteorologists. so they have staff on site who are constantly tracking the storm, making decisions in terms of hey, this is the impact, this is what we might want to consider. and they're constantly updating their models. yef, they have the big screen here with the satellites and flight paths of all of the aircraft this the area. so as i sa

they're far more resources this time they brought in tsa agents to work the magnetometers.re's going to be a lot of homeless security personnel there. investigations many of whom get trained in dignitary protection it is late lifted. to big open field to make it as many as 100,000 people that field can accommodate that. there are two adjoining fields per definitely a challenge that's why they went to the bulletproof vest. a lot of planning, a lot of coordination everybody really wants us to go off without a hitch. no o it more than the secret service. >> bullet proof glass. you mentioned bulletproof vest. >> i am sorry bullet proof glass my mistake sorry. we fight trump has a mighty long must to attend this rally as well he is has its own security apparatus. how does this complicate security efforts there butler? >> he's always had big name. they're going to have to talk to his security personnel as well by that will go according to the planning. there's going to have to be protocols worked out. it is not uncommon need to dignitary protection of vips that show up with their

administration despite being a match to the terror watch list coming after dhs inspector says cbp, ice and tsa have been releasing migrants into the country without i.d.s and letting them board planes to fly domestically. former president trump weighed in on that yesterday. >> you don't have to know too much there is a risk with that like nobody has ever seen before. they have no idea who these people are, where they come from, where they are going. they release them in. there is no country in the world that would allow this to happen. >> dhs, which has clashed with the inspector general in the past, says in the report it contains inaccurate statements, lacks important context and is misleading adding every individual processed by the department of homeland security at the border goes through rigorous public safety vetting. we wait to see in a few hours what jd vance has to say about the border. he is heading to lakin riley's home in about three hours. >> bill: griff jenkins in washington, d.c. thanks. >> the water was up over the gutters on the roofs and spam were screaming from the rooftops.

they're much ease questioner to get through the tsa lean at the airport, slip them on and off.f company with these shoes is taking market share from nike, and nike is way down. there you go. next one is deckers. what have you got? >> okay. so duckers -- the decker is the a good one. they make uggs and hokas. personally maybe not a fan. a lot of people i know, a lot of marathoners wear hokas. people love it. the shares are up 36 year to date, searching almost 10% in the market. hoka sales up 35%, ugg sales up 13% from last year so, again, it's gaining traction. stuart: would you buy that stock, deckers? >> i would not. but i'm the 60-year-old on the set that likes the skechers -- [laughter] >> i wasn't going to name names. stuart: i'm the 70-year-old -- [laughter] that really needs slip-on shoes. all right, let's go on. new york community bank plunging. they hosted another loss, i think. >> they did. a fourth quarter of losses. commercial real estate exposure, right? you're looking at $280 million of losses on the bottom line in the third quarter, and the provision for some of t

tsas a billionaire, he still somehow connects with the every man.>> it is really extraordinary. he does that by not trying toff shake shift orer be something different than he has. he is still a billionaire but wearing the vest and making jokes about it rea talking aboue only reason he walked out thereo is because his staff told him it made him look thinner. said they conned him into wearing it.cd people realized the authenticity of that just like the mcdonald's thing.ng t they realize the authenticity at that . he is not pretending to be one of them, but he recognizes them and he sees them and he even gave a shout out.fo we always think the police and firefighters, but thank god for the sanitation men.wh >> laura: absolutely. >> he gave them a shout out. you look at donald trump'sin entire career, i always thought of him as kind of run as our garbage man and of course washington is a cesspool. tons owherf garbage everywhere. you are not looking for some nice, squeaky clean guy although the garbage truck driver looked like cary grant in its prime. w

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this year is still on track, though, to be a record year for tsa passenger screenings at airports.ll, giant tortoises at the london zoo are exercising their power to make choices on their own. the galapagos turtles are receiving what zookeepers call station training. it allows for fewer interactions with zookeepers to give the turtles more choice and control over their actions, and environment. the training involves offering the turtles a trade or reward when they walk to different colored cones in the enclosure being offered a trade, which is if you would like to do this, then you will get this reward and the more choice and control you can provide your animals, the better their welfare is. >> the generally better outcomes you get with whatever you're trying to get the animal to do. as well. >> zookeepers say that they are weighing the turtles regularly during this training to make sure that they're keeping up with their general health. galapagos tortoise tortoises can weigh between 200 and 670 pounds. >> all right, it's fall. we're getting closer to halloween, and there are a lot

system or firefighters within a system unless they are government employees, individuals that work at tsa or other governmental locations, that's where that social security fairness act comes into play as they are unfairly burdened and some of their rightfully earned pension has been taken away and taxed as a result of their enrollment and social security when they retire . chris: ok, brandon, final thoughts. let's move on. i want to talk about poverty. andon syracuse has struggled , for years with some of the highest child poverty in the nation and some of the country's worst overall poverty. in your opinion why hasn't , government been able to solve the problem and what's your single best idea to help solve it? >> poverty is a persistent problem and often a gerational problem and we do have acute poverty here in, you know, suri cruise and in the 15th ward -- syracuse, and in the 15th ward. one of the first things that i did was to be invited to go view and visit the syracuse housing authority and to be able to to walk around and get to know those neighbors and visited several times sie

this year is still on track to be a record year for tsa passenger screenings at airports.usands of people attended the annual pumpkin festival in half moon bay over the weekend, and there was another pumpkin fest up in oregon this weekend. this one was in the water. dozens of people wearing festive costumes took part in the giant pumpkin regatta at a lake just south of portland. they carved giant pumpkins into boats and kayaks, then paddled out onto the water. >> ergonomically, i have the balance down. i've been practicing so i'm ready to go. >> i can't remember the last time i paddled anything, let alone a kayak or a pumpkin. >> some of the contestants grew their own pumpkins for the even, some weighing more than 1,300 pounds. the 49ers hosted a yearly halloween party for children this week. it was the annual kids club halloween party at levi stadium. kids club gold members and their families had the chance to dress up in their favorite costumes, do some trick or treating, decorate pumpkins, and hang out with sourdough. sam niners fans watching sunday's game against the c

so here we go. [ laughter ] this next one is, "you can get out of a tsa pat-down much faster if you just the word 'slower' in the agent's ear." [ laughter ] ♪ now, let's see the results. i feel good about this one. wow, my goodness. ♪ oh, my god. wow, that's great. wow, i don't know if we can top that one. all right, let's try. next one says, "if two words were getting in a fight, i bet a hyphen would break it up." [ audience ohs ] some of these just for the kids. you know, you get some jokes you can go into school tomorrow and tell the kids a good joke. let's see the results on this. all right. wow. [ sad tuba ] i don't know if it deserved that low. [ laughter ] you guys are harsh, man. next one up, it says, "i've never been handed a subpoena by the fbi, but i have been in a a coffee shop where the barista spins the ipad around." [ light laughter ] it's like, "oh, we're doing this? oh, yeah, of course, 20%. what did you think i was going to do, not tip you at all?" let's see the results on this. this was more of a thinker. i don't know. yeah, all right, that's good. i understand. [ sad

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still on track to be a record year for tsa passenger screenings. airport.alk to the gentleman who just came back from the airport. i love that you're that you're serious and strong traveler. have you tweaked anything because of some of the numbers? >> let me tell you something, please. i just flew to asia and just got back. it's going to be the same price. i just it's the same price for me to fly all the way to asia, and it's going to fly to the east coast to go see. no. yes. >> are you kidding? >> i'm not kidding. >> a four hour flight to atlanta is the same as halfway around the world. yes. incredible. >> i cannot believe it. i'm like, what? i'm like, for thanksgiving. you know, i'm getting that that time off. i'm like, i cannot believe it. to go see my family just a few hours that way. it was the same price of going like, you know, you know, 19 hours the other way. just like, this is crazy. >> and at some point, i think that people will stop paying. right. or like, there's going to be a demand curve. right? and it gets to a certain price. it's like, you

what he found is cbp, ice and tsa have been releasing migrants into the country without id and letting airplanes to fly domestically. >> and they say there's a risk with that. what are your thoughts on seeing that reporthere'. r thout? well, you don't have to know too much to know there's a risk. there's a risk with it like nobody has ever seen before.e. >> they have no idea who these people are, where they come from, where they're going. they just releasgoing.e them ine water coming into the country. i wish it was justm in water. well, there's no country in the world that would allow this to happen woulds to hap. biden says that israel should not target iranian nuke facilities new. d >> what are your thoughts on that? what should israel respond? i mean, that's the craziest thing i've ever heard. it's the biggest risk we have. the biggest risk we have ist pla nuclear. >> i mean, to make the statement, please leave that nuclear alonesethei. t righ would tell you that that's not the right answer, becauser p you know what? soon they're going to have nuclear weapons and then you're going t

is the race really really like you talking about wisconsin andnd pennsylvania ani would just say the tsaple in this room people watching and television the people who are watching online all the stuff, you are the custodians of the republic for the next two weeks because the people wee live in the people where you work people who you talk to you from counsel and guidance. you have an important job hey we just calm them down. people are going togo get extremely worked up an extremely bothered new jobs a good citizen next two weeks is to say she is the process and this is how it works this is wha' happens next we had a massive stress tested past decade ever but he knows, work now youou will know how it works now. i just encourage you my do-gooder here, we just encourage you to be voice will see stability and courage and confidence and belief in the constitutional order. excellent weeks so they could get actually weird out there. please see in respect. >> so is great reminder about how we notice different in early go risen personally republicans thank you so a good thing, republican voting

people, recently there was a guy tsa in l.a., lax, who was a sports night fan.oing great work. embodying the character. just stay out of helicopters and this stuff. you're scaring me with the descriptions of what you've gone through. we appreciate you being here. always love seeing you. >> likewise. >> michael: "911" airs thursdays 8 p.m. eastern on abc. and streams the next day on hulu. make sure you check that out. coming up reesa teesa whose tik tok about getting married then divorced went viral, is here with a happy update. >> we know why you're here. you're here for part of the new series that i am calling who the -- did i marry. i'm going to create this -- >> robin: we're back with that viral tik tok series reesa teesa talking about marrying then divorcing a man she said turned out to be a pathological liar. getting hundreds of millions of views for her honesty. we are here to talk about the next chapter of her life. welcome reesa teesa back to gma. oh my goodness, i am so happy for you. >> thank you. >> robin: we saw each other in march. now you are part

i saw this morning tsa checkpoints gone negative year-on-year on a trailing 28-day basis.s interesting. some of it largely might be due to the storms. >> sure. that's going to be an impact. the boeing strike will be an impact on the jobs report. some of the data will be a little messy. as far as commentary, maybe to your point, david, not as optimistic what's in the hard data. here's walgreens cfo on the conference wall talking about a difficult environment. the consumer back drop remains a, quote, challenge. we see this with our consumer as sales pressure in the quarter was almost entirely driven by nonessential categories. value seeking behavior and new product launches during the year have driven our own brand penetration up 70 basis points in the quarter, finishing at over 17% of sales. and coty, the makeup company, they own covergirl, max factor, they estimated same store sales growth with a slowdown. they say beauty remains resilient in many parts of the world, u.s. market growth has slowed. look, more caution, a little bit, from the commentary. that sort of jibes wi

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