usa family. so exciting to have us all here especially since this is the first time we truly come together as the u.s. olympic and paralympic it since 2024. today we celebrate everything we accomplished this summer. at the olympics we top the metal chart for the eight consecutive games with 126 metals. [applause] >> our paralympic teammates brought home an incredible 105 medals. [applause] each metal is a testament for hardware determination. bind each of its moments are years of sacrifice. beyond the metals so many personal bests were achieved and iconic performances etched into our history. there's a reason we are known as the best country in the world and we not only have the metal counter back that up but with each of us has a story of how we fought to get here. as amazing as this is, of the olympics and paralympics are so much more than our individual accomplishments. everyone talks about how the olympics and paralympics fought for peace and international solidarity and it is true. they unit

usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. [cheering and applause] trump. trump. trump. trump. trump.ully first lady again. i just want to say hello to a very special place. new york and an incredible arena madison square garden. you are incredible. [cheering and applause] and then we have all of the people that could fill it up 10 times. all the way to the river. the beautiful hudson river. they are outside watching this now. lobos -- levels no one has ever seen before. i want to thank jim :. he has been incredible. the job that they have done. thank you. i am thrilled to be back in the city that i love. thousands of proud hard-working american patriots. you are with me. where together. we have always been together. i would like to begin by asking a very simple question. are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> no. >> i am here today with the message of hope for all americans. with your vote in this election, i will and inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country and i will bring back the american dream. we need the american dream to come b

the usa — the situation very well. the usa and _ the situation very well.urope pushed ukraine — usa and western europe pushed ukraine into this war. well, they've _ ukraine into this war. well, they've got the war they wanted. they've got the war they wanted-— they've got the war they wanted. ,, ., ,, wanted. russian troops in belarus- _ wanted. russian troops in belarus. these _ wanted. russian troops in belarus. these were - wanted. russian troops in belarus. these were only| belarus. these were only exercises, but they make ukraine nervous. it's watching closely for any sign of belarus becoming the launch pad for another russian push. mr lukashenko enjoys making the russian troops feel at home. the other thing he does a lot of is accused the west of fuelling this war. it of is accused the west of fuelling this war.- fuelling this war. if you continue _ fuelling this war. if you continue this _ fuelling this war. if you | continue this escalation, fuelling this war. if you - continue this escalation, you will get _ continue this escalation, you will get n

[cheering and applause] usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa. usa.marks at the trump rally at madison square garden. this is coming to you live from midtown manhattan. let's check in with another trump supporter now. tennessee senator marsha blackburn joins me now. senator, i cannot imagine there are too many times in your life you have had to follow hulk hogan and then in view. am i right about that? >> you are right about that. millions of americans are watching what is happening at madison square garden. they know it is just such a famous arena. you've had democrat and republican there. you've had a lot of celebrities in there. and they are waiting to see president trump come to the stage and send that message. kamala broke it, he will fix it. and the american people are tired of being broke. they are tired of an open border they are ready to get some positive action going in this country and get back on the right track. >> if you look at a lot of the polling that is out there, national polling and et cetera, this race is essentially a tie accordi

if the usa is open to building and i usa is open to building and normat— usa is open to building andou _ with russia, then we will do the same. if you don't- with russia, then we will do the same. if you don't want| the same. if you don't want that, — the same. if you don't want that, it's _ the same. if you don't want that, it's up _ the same. if you don't want that, it's up to _ the same. if you don't want that, it's up to them. - the same. if you don't want that, it's up to them. it - the same. if you don't want that, it's up to them. it is l that, it's up to them. it is going _ that, it's up to them. it is going to _ that, it's up to them. it is going to be _ that, it's up to them. it is going to be the _ that, it's up to them. it is going to be the choice - that, it's up to them. it is going to be the choice of. that, it's up to them. it is i going to be the choice of the future — going to be the choice of the future administration. - going to be the choice of the future administration.- going to be the choice of the future administration. there is no auoin future administration

[cheers and applause] [chanting] usa, usa, usa, usa!hey ended it immediately. i will sanctuary cities. and this is a place where they give criminal sanctuary but i will immediately ask congress for funding to hire 10,000 new border agents and to approve a 10% raise for existing agents and a 10,000-dollar retention and signing bonus. they have been treated unfairly. [cheers and applause] i will ban all welfare and federal benefits from illegal aliens and they won't come any more. they won't come. and in yet another incoherent train wreck of a television interview yesterday, kamala harris stated once again that she opposes any plan to send her illegal aliens back home. she opposes -- i don't think she knew what she was saying. i said i think she must have misunderstood. she said i didn't understand the question. she's a low iq individual, i'm telling you. she is a low iq person. she opposes deportation. she doesn't want them deported. we have a man over here, one of the greats of all time stand up, joe. stand up. [applause] one of the gre

. 50 heavily populated part of the usa. , , ., usa. usa. so it is still a hurricane? still. usa. so it is still a i hurricane? still very usa. so it is still a - hurricane? still very much usa. so it is still a _ hurricane? still very much down to category one and when you say it moves on land it will be reduced to a storm. it say it moves on land it will be reduced to a storm.— reduced to a storm. it will become — reduced to a storm. it will become a _ reduced to a storm. it will become a tropical- reduced to a storm. it will become a tropical storm l reduced to a storm. it will- become a tropical storm because it is moving over cooler waters. it has weakened on the land because you get the friction effects of the land and you have not got that moisture that you have over the gulf of mexico and it is slightly cooler over the atlantic waters and it will become tropical. even tropical storm force winds are 70 to 80 miles an hourand storm force winds are 70 to 80 miles an hour and when it was category five it was in excess of 160 miles a

usa, japan, the republic of korea, the usa, japan, australia, the aocus alliance - this is the usa, britainr component. the troika, the usa, japan, the philippines, as well as the indo-tech quad, japan, the republic, korea, australia, new zealand. and a special place in the american system. the so -called extended deterrence is given to the quadrangle of the usa, japan, australia, india, the so-called quad. the foundation of this structure is laid by the power component. we are talking about regular military exercises and cross-agreements between the participating countries, which are called upon to ensure the implementation of elements of military, military-technical, military-political cooperation. it is very indicative that the process of creating the military-technical indo-pacific architecture, security, closed on the united states of america, is the second component. including space, artificial intelligence, in this series the efforts of westerners to link the climate with security, which is nothing more than an attempt to create new opportunities for the implementation of a long-stan

. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. stuart: how about that, donald trump greeted with usa chance this weekend, look at the line a mcdonald's i think that's what was extraordinary, fascinating to see the former president working the fry cooker at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania. >> he took his french fry duty pretty seriously you spoke to the cars that lined up at the bucks county drive-through. >> i'm looking for a job and i've always wanted to work at mcdonald's but i never did, i'm ready to get somebody that said she did but it turned out to be a phony story. >> on never forget this experience now i know how to do it. >> yes, thank you. >> mr. president please don't let the united states become brazil. >> up of the united states become brazil. >> the optics of this, trump is a rich man doing a working class job well kamala harris his joined by elite celebrities like usher who performed at the super bowl halftime show in georgia. watch. >> i'm supporting vice president harris because she fights for everyone's rights, for

at that time, the usa conducted anj time, the usa conducted an insurance _ time, the usa conducted an the eurozone they printed $3 trillion — the eurozone they printed $3 trillion. they— the eurozone they printed $3 trillion. they have _ the eurozone they printed $3 trillion. they have thrown - the eurozone they printed $3 trillion. they have thrown all| trillion. they have thrown all this— trillion. they have thrown all this tiguiditv _ trillion. they have thrown all this liquidity to _ trillion. they have thrown all this liquidity to market - trillion. they have thrown all this liquidity to market by i this liquidity to market by buying _ this liquidity to market by buying everything - this liquidity to market by buying everything up, - this liquidity to market byl buying everything up, first this liquidity to market by - buying everything up, first and foremost— buying everything up, first and foremost food, _ buying everything up, first and foremost food, medicines - buying everything up, first and foremost food, medicines and | foremost food, medicines and vaccines— foremost food

. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> i'm sorry i cannot see kalama harris is going toootball game, you know what i cannot see harris going to a barbershop in the bronx either but trump did. >> i'm a registered democrat i voted for you the first time in the second time and i'm going to vote for you again. >> you better. >> my question is this the multiple investments. stuart: the harris campaign this week and was completely different she went back to the wall for support from celebrities usher and lizzo and that does not seem to be moving the needle and she returned to fear mongering, she said trump is unfit, unstable and dangerous. whatever happened to the campaign of joy, that did not work so she is basing her closing argument on demonizing her opponent, simply put on the basis of this weekend's performances trump is by far the better campaign, second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪ charlie hurt is with me trump knows how to campaign, doesn't he. >> he sure does is bringing the happy meal with the harris campaign, the joy is definitely gone and she returned t

. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> in less than four years, kamala harris has shattered our middle-classst a deciding vote that launched the worst inflation in the history of our country. she cost of the typical american family over $3000 in a short period, but over $30,000 over the last three years. she killed -- 50,000 manufacturing jobs this year alone. now, kamala wants to raise the typical family taxes by nearly $3000 a year and impose a 33% tax hike on all domestic production. if kamala harris gets four more years, our economy can never recover. if i win, we will quickly build the greatest economy in the history of the world. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> which is what we had in our last term. we will rapidly defeat inflation and we will very simply make america affordable again. we are going to make it affordable. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> right? i will massively cut taxes for workers and small businesses and we will have no tax on tips. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> no tax on overtime. and no tax on social security benefits for our seniors. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> and i

. >> usa. usa. usa. usa. usa.ends i know you will join me and said were going to remember july 13, 2024 forever. many of you were here. it is a testament to your courage and your patriotism you are here again today. now, you heard the shots. you saw the blood. we all feared the worst. but you knew everything would be okay when president trump raised his fist high in the air and shouted fights, fights, fights. >> fight. fight. fight. now, i believe this sure as i'm standing here today that what happened was a true miracle. and on that day, america felt the truth of scripture. though i walk to the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil. for you are with me. i truly believe that god saved president trump's life that day. and i believe that god is with us right now and watches over this incredible nation every single day. [cheering] [applause] now, there are so many people here. so many people we are honored to have it would be impossible to name all t the of us to the gren parnell over here. you are a hero

the usa does not introduce secondary sanctions, and therefore, in principle, there is a problem withhe responsibility of manufacturers' companies. themselves, for example, microchips or machines, that they do not bear the same responsibility as, for example, the banking system, the banking system, even the chinese one, is already afraid of huge fines, for example, and they already have less dealing with russia, well, banks, and that's why we talked about a systemic solution that will affect china as well, because... if these are huge companies, manufacturers that have their offices there in china and in other asian countries around the world, if they are afraid that their component will end up in a rocket and for that, by law, they can be forced to pay a fine of billions of dollars there, then they will check the supply chain 100 times to make sure that it does not go to russia, but such legislation is currently in place. there is no before for everything is in the united states of america, because i remind you that most of these technologies in e shahads 85%, in fighters 65%, are of

let the usa women's team to gold _ let the usa women's team to gold in— let the usa women's team to gold in the football.— gold in the football. i feel i could cry — gold in the football. i feel i could cry of _ gold in the football. i feel i could cry of happiness - gold in the football. i feel i could cry of happiness and | gold in the football. i feel i i could cry of happiness and joy and all the pieces came together. winning a gold medal was a dream come true. ijust remember all the time of my that will pull up youtube videos and marked highlights, would spend hours watching them. i wanted to be just like her, to be able to compete against in the olympic gold—medallists match was a full circle moment and almost fell like a passing of the torch and now it's my turn and it's just really exciting. find it'sjust really exciting. and that is a goal. _ it'sjust really exciting. and that is a goal. the - it'sjust really exciting. and that is a goal. the last - it'sjust really exciting. and that is a goal. the last 12 l that is a goal. the last 12 months _ that is a goal. the last 12 months

usa, usa, usa, us, usa for yes. now, i have a i have something i want to ask you to do though, because obviously we're somewhat preaching to the converted in this stadium, but there is a lot of people out there who who need to vote for, for president trump. okay. so the like this is a real battle. this is a real election battle. so you need to get friends and family to vote. make sure they vote. vote early. this is important. we're going to be putting up a scorecard okay. an early vote scorecard state by state, county by county. what is the scorecard? vote early. vote no. yeah. make it make make the margin of victory. so big that you know what can happen. massive overwhelming sweep of every swing state. and even some of the states that aren't people don't think are swing states. massive crushing victory. get everyone friends, family, people on the street. put the signs up. put the hat on. let's go. and with that, it is my honor to introduce the first lady, melania trump. take me down to the paradise city where the g

. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> and i do believe one of the highest forms of patriotism is to fight for the ideals of our country. and to fight to realize the promise of america. i have always believed in our nation's promise because i have lived it. i grew up as a child of the civil rights movement. my parents would take me to the marchs when i was in a stroller where people from every walk of life came together to fight for freedom. and for opportunity. growing up, i saw how hard my mother worked to give her daughters the same chances our country gave her. and i was blessed. and i was blessed to have family by blood and family by love who instilled in me the values of community. and compassion and faith. i have spent my life fighting for people who have been hurt or who have been counted out. but who never stopped believing that in our country, anything is possible. i have lived the promise of america. and today i see the promise of america in all of you. in all of you. in everyone here. i see it in the women who refuse to accept a future without reproductive freedom.

as well.— the usa as well.dimir putin and _ the usa as well. he's to host vladimir putin and joe - the usa as well. he's to host vladimir putin and joe biden| the usa as well. he's to host i vladimir putin and joe biden for vladimir putin and joe biden for talks. the us leader will be in poland next week. translation: i poland next week. translation: ., , translation: i am inviting president biden to belarus, _ translation: i am inviting president biden to belarus, it's _ translation: i am inviting president biden to belarus, it's not _ translation: i am inviting president biden to belarus, it's not far - translation: i am inviting president biden to belarus, it's not far from - biden to belarus, it's not farfrom warsaw, 30 minutes and he is here. i will persuaded the president of russia to come as well. we will sit down and reach an agreement. that is unlikel to down and reach an agreement. that is unlikely to happen. _ down and reach an agreement. that is unlikely to happen. in _ down and reach an agreement.

, the slogan that was raised by the yemensarlah to boycott the usa and whoever worked for the usa is major step to thort and to deter this colonial enemy and the military, the israeli military forces from continuing their crimes, their crimes against humanity, war crimes against the palestinian and the lebanese people, we have to raise up the bar in order to make sure that their air force doesn't prevail over the the ' hizballah rockets and drones and the the the military that the radan forces in in the south are getting ready to engage in this combat and we have an strong believe in in their ability to do what they are doing right now launching missiles against tel aviv and tel avib is has like four million people, thank you so much people in in uh in shelters, this is not something easy, and the economy we have to remember that the economy is collapsing gradually and they will not last if the us stop and other countries as well like britain and france and italy if they germany included, "if they stop their military support to israel, israel will not last, it will immediately collap

. >> usa, usa, usa! >> lawrence: incredible. "fox and friends" exclusive, more from my barber shop series in bronx with former president donald trump. >> i was able to do three things, see money, save money, spend money. how can we make the economy come back? >> no matter what you do, it is about energy. bring it down, get the prices down. >> brian: james pattersology will stop by sharing brave stories of american heroes. this is final hour of "fox and friends", unless bill and dana oversleep again, we will have to work another hour. starts right now. >> lawrence: it is getting close, with 15 days until the election, trump and harris campaign is heading into overdrive. >> brian: president trump talking to voters while serving them up at a pennsylvania mcdonald's. he went to the drive-thru. and harris will focus on voters in pennsylvania and michigan. >> ainsley: peter doocy is live in royal oak, michigan, good morning, peter. >> peter: good morning, the vice president and her team think they can win over persuadable battleground

the expenses of the last election race in the usa became a record, exceeding 14 billion dollars and doubled compared to the budgets of the previous battle for the white house. in 2016 , politicians are much more modest. it is noted that these 14 billion include expenses on the election campaigns of presidential candidates, participants in the fight for seats in the house of representatives and the senate of congress, the national committees of the republican and democratic parties, as well as political action committees that support various candidates. in general, over the past for half a century, the expenses of election campaigns of candidates for the highest office in the usa have grown more than a thousand times, once they started with only two. dollars, well, such huge figures, which really amaze american elections, are due to the fact that in america this is a huge industry, with a large number of political strategists, political scientists, experts, public opinion specialists and party machines of activists involved in it, which are largely fed by these elections, and this is ... a w

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa!: and because w love our country, we know it is one of the highest forms of patriotism to then fight for the ideals of our country and fight to realize the promise of america. that's what this is about. that'what this is about. [cheers and applause] so, election day is in 32 days. [cheers and applause] already, nearly 2 million ballots are in the hands of michigan voters alone. [cheers and applause] so if you have received your ballot, please do not type. fill it out and return itoday. early voting starts statewide on octobe26, and now is theime to make your plan to vote because, folks, the election is here. the election is here, and we need to energize, organize, and mobilize. and rember, your vote is your voice, and your ice isour power, so, flint, today i asked -- [cheers and applause] are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers and applause] do we believe in freedom? do we believe in opportunity? we believe in the prose of amica? and are we ready fight for it? [cheers and apau

usa, laverne spicer. the hurricane has completely destroyed people's lives.here are kamalo and biden? if this had happened in ukraine, they would have been shown on every news channel. more than 100 people died as a result of this disaster. harrisi biden, after public pressure , decided to visit the states affected by the hurricane, the vice president in georgia even found a reason to... laugh as usual among the poles and trees torn out of the ground, well, the american leader in northern carolina blamed climate change and those who are brain-dead in poetry, who are people who do not understand this, they, according to biden , are to blame for everything, well, he told these people that there is no more help to wait. we are trying to find out the exact number of victims. my adviser on emergency situations is currently in florida, there is a difference between. ukraine is the profit of the united states of america. therefore, the criticism is absolutely correct, they are just cynical, but not so much as to talk about it openly, that is, for whom ukraine is the

happens when they decide to shoot and that relates to at a recent turning point usa turning point usa is kind of the maga youth you know the nazi youth reincarnate. somebody asked charlie kirk, leader of the organization, when do we start to use the when can we just start shooting these? and kirk said we shouldn't do that, but very revealingly he didn't say we shouldn't do that because to kill innocent people is wrong. you know, that would be woke to say that murder is wrong. instead, he said it would play into hands and it would allow them to depict us as fascists and violent. so by any stretch of by any imagining the definition we're living in an era political terror because. the united states army defines terrorism as, the use or threat of violence to achieve a political objective. and all of these threats against libraries and school and election workers are of terrorism to try to make these people resign and sometimes they succeed. now much of that to the part of your question is fueled by an infamous national ecosystem that has become so narrow that can't penetrate an alternate

, and it's part of the colonial history of the usa, so it it's baked into the way that the usa conductsnt state of the usa in many respects. well, as i say, given the way in which israel is running the war and running the economy to support the war, israel can only sustain... the war and its cost as long as support from the united states, europe and the israeli diaspora continues. first of all, as far as europe is concerned, as you know, more and more european governments like spain and ireland in particular have become extremely critical of israel. support for israel will decline and if the governments remain step first then they will face internal opposition which will be mounting. "the appetite of the israely regime for death and destruction is so strong that some have concluded that it will continue down this rampage to include other countries in the west asia region and for it to take land away from other countries as a result, never mind the economic destruction for the regime. does it think that other countries however are going to sit idly by while their land is being taken away

emma hayes lead the usa football team to gold, beating brazih — football team to gold, beating brazihfootball team to gold, beating brazil. ~ _, brazil. i felt like i could c l brazil. i felt like i could cry. all— brazil. i felt like i could cry. all the _ brazil. i felt like i could cry, all the pieces - brazil. i felt like i could| cry, all the pieces came together. winning a gold medal was a dream come true. ijust about all the time my dad would pull up youtube video smart highlights, i would spend hours watching them, and to be able to compete against her in an olympic gold medal match was a full—circle moment and it almost felt like a passing of the torch, now it is my turn, and it is just really exciting. the last 12 months i felt really rewarding, i have worked my whole life, a lot of it when nobody is watching. in a sport like this, it is very easy to feel like maybe the goals are not coming at the moment, but i'm still going to work hard for my team and create goals in different ways, so i am proud of myself for the level i have been able to maintain, and to kind of get that

i between the usa between him and keir starmer?— keir starmer?r starmer? i think it's possible, but it - keir starmer? i think it's possible, but it depends| keir starmer? i think it's l possible, but it depends in keir starmer? i think it's - possible, but it depends in a sense where people go from here. i think what we've seen at the moment is reallyjust a political play, and a sense, by the republicans. the big issue is whether it becomes any more substance behind it in terms of how both the uk government and the labour government in the uk handle it and also trump and has a publican party, and of course, what happens and the domestic side of this is well the labour party hasn't had an easy first few months in government, and while lots of voters here, they won't really pay so much attention to the story think it is that relevant to them. i think it's just yet another story and coming up with the budget.— another story and coming up with the budget. let's move on from that _ with the budget. let's move on from that talking _ with the budget. l

and it's part of the colonial history of the usa, so it it's baked into the way that the usa conductsany respects, well as i say you know given the way in which israel is running the war and running the economy to support the war, israel can only sustain the war and its cost as long as support from the united states, europe. and the israeli diaspora continues. first of all, as far as a europe is concerned, as you know, more and more european governments like spain and ireland in particular, have become extremely critical of israel. support for israel will decline and if the governments remain step first then they will face internal opposition which will be mounting. the appetite of the israely regime for death and destruction is so strong that some have concluded that it will continue down this rampage to include other countries in the west asia region and for it to take land away from other countries as a result, never mind the economic destruction for the regime. does it think that other countries? however are going to sit idly by while their land is being taken away and by the way

william, he is taking the fight to turning point usa at the sound of the chinese immigrants . i take personal offense to their hatred for immigrants in their anti americanness for what they're trying to push the in 2023. he found at the progressive youth organization dream for america, for trying to build an organization that reclaims freedom and patriotism as liberal values and building a liberal alternative to charlie curves 20 point us 6. as a matter of fighting for our future, you know, we feel the sense in urgency that we have to get involved still just 17. his outlook has been shaped by only knowing the us as a bitterly divided country. as i grew up during the trump presidency, i have seen and came of age during such a historic and unprecedented time of apathy in this illusion and anger towards government towards institutions towards mia and towards each other. and so all of that combined with such, you know, all the hatred and division is going on. i feel a deep personal conviction for, you know, continuing the fight in politics. but what scary about turning point usa i

but what scary about turning point usa is actually they have ties to fluoride extremism. they have white nationalist speak at their events. they funded buses to take 350 students. the trunk, january 6 insurrection tennis owens, their former com director said that quote, hitler was okay until he went global. and they have a history of sexism in massage, and he was telling students the students should have as many children as possible to stop the muslim takeover of american culture and governance. those are the worst examples that you can do. i think it's pretty weight. um, you know, tele christian americans to have more children because muslims are coming here and having more children than we are. yeah, that's, that's, that's the trick that is the that is just factually true. i think it's very fair for americans to want to protect their own way of life and have a way to do that is to try and bolster our own demographics. yeah, that's, that's completely fair. what his own demographics include the likes of sabrina boost bar. the child of immigrants, but herself american born

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa!cause we love our country, we know it is one of the highest forms of patriotism to then fight for the ideals of our country and fight to realize the promise of america. that's what this is about. that's what this is about. [cheers and applause] so, election day is in 32 days. [cheers and applause] already, nearly 2 million ballots are in the hands of michigan voters alone. [cheers and applause] so if you have received your ballot, please do not type. fill it out and return it today. early voting starts statewide on october 26, and now is the time to make your plan to vote because, folks, the election is here. the election is here, and we need to energize, organize, and mobilize. and remember, your vote is your voice, and your voice is your power, so, flint, today i asked -- [cheers and applause] are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers and applause] do we believe in freedom? do we believe in opportunity? do we believe in the promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it?

has skyrocketed, instead of cheap gas from the pipeline we now buy expensive liquefied gas from the usaut a fifth of the industrial value created in germany is now at great risk, the industry prefers to invest abroad or completely transfer production, preferably to china or the usa, and what? we already have to spend more money on electricity. according to wagenknecht, more than one in five german citizens can no longer afford even a week's vacation per year. countless people are at risk of losing their jobs, and the german economy is its engine. this is confirmed by statistics. last year , the german economy went into the minus by 3%. by the end of 2024, the gdp. will go by another 1/ the consequences of sanctions decisions the crisis in the energy sector are having an effect, the idea of ​​the green party to get rid of nuclear power plants led to the fact that last spring germany closed its last three nuclear power plants, which gave the country as much as 6% of electricity generation and sharply increased electricity imports, by the way, following the results of the same elections in

[crowd chanting "usa"] thank you very much.l garbage, how stupid, what a stupid word, it blows deplorable away don't you think? you've redeemable were deplorable, i thought you redeemable was worse but deplorable seemed to catch up but the garbage stuff blows you away. i'm in this beautiful plane and enjoying myself, i have a wonderful suit on. [cheering and applause] one of my people came in and said sir, you know the word garbage is the hottest thing right now. [laughter] out there. the hottest thing out there. sir, would you like to drive a garbage truck? [cheering and applause] we are about 30 minutes from landing and we had to do this quick, but it's kind of cool, isn't it? i said i think that's ok but i don't feel comfortable wearing a suit. they pulled up this garbage truck, i don't know how they did it so fast. [laughter] they put a big sign on the truck, did you see it? [cheering and applause] they said sir, we have a vast. i said should i leave my suit on and put it over the vest but that doesn't look very good. i sai

. >> usa, usa, usa. [crowd chanting] >> harris: hanging out at an nfl game inside of a swing state. they chant usa with donald trump. two former steeler stars actually spoke at trump's rally before the sunday night football game. the trump team says their strategy in the battleground state is starting to pay off. >> we reach them in every way we can. gorilla marketing on the ground. knocking on doors and calling on them to get out and vote early is very important. we're seeing the strategy is paying off. for the first time in three democratic-leading counties in pennsylvania bucks, beaver and another county republican registration is outpacing democrat registration on the ground. >> harris: polling is showing a very tight race in pennsylvania. trump has less than a one-point lead in the real clear politics average of polls. a "washington post" piece puts it like this. to voters of pennsylvania, trump is a known quantity for better or worse. harris is less known. not a blank slate but still a work in progress. trump could struggle to bring out the voters he needs to win. harris's cha

usa. usa.hink they break out in chance of usa maybe? for whatever reason, for whatever reason. but look, pants put together ann incredible coalition. often times he'd be a tough about the speaker before you disagree on 20% of the issues. maybe it was from a different party. they left the democratic party because they are not insane they do not want to be part of an insane movement. [applause] ultimately if you think about this extraordinary coalition of support which is really fascinating, what is it that unites you? it's not just look for our country but we are tired. we are tired of being a country where everything is bad news. we are tired of being a country constantly fear of what is next. what's going happen now? some of the bad headline about something bad happening in the world and we can't do anything about it. bad headlines about what's coming next and the economy or bad headlines and things are going to cap the cost of or going to have to put up with it. people are tired going to be h