the video contains the usa today logo and is done in a similar style, but was not created by usa todayusa today did not publish a single video or story reporting such an incident. well, while the vostankin studios are thinking about whether they will make a story on behalf of cnn? we move to the fourth place. all last week, one of the main tasks of russian propagandists was incitement added firewood to the burning bonfire of differences between ukraine and poland. a black cat ran between poland and ukraine. yesterday, the prime minister of poland, mateusz morawiecki, said that warsaw would no longer supply ukraine with weapons. in general, the quarrel between kyiv and warsaw is taking on some incredible proportions. duda's meeting with zelensky in new york has been cancelled. the real reason for canceling the rendezvous is understood in the long language of zelensky, who accused poland of working for the kremlin from the un podium. they say that warsaw is doing iz... млузу Москве. and of course, it would be naive to believe that moscow will simply watch the events with folded hands. th

as reported by usa today, a security officer who accompanied the ukrainian delegation led by zelensky, as reported by the usa, as reported by the usa there. they clearly do not expect that someone will check whether there is such a person at all and in vain, a couple of minutes of searching and wow , sensation, of course , the american edition did not report on the fight of zelskyi’s bodyguard, that is, it is the same scheme as with the ukrainian, who allegedly fell into the dna study center, we talked about it last week. a refugee from ukraine set fire to the dna research center in california after it turned out that he was 10% ukrainian. the prison lobby, in the county sheriff's office, caught fire. only then the russians on their creation attached the aljazeera logo, and this time usa today. the video contains the usa today logo and is done in a similar style, but was not created by usa today. usa today did not publish a single video or story reporting such an incident. well, while the ostankino studios are thinking, why not make a story for them on behalf of cnn? we move to the fo

usa today. the new speaker of the house mike johnson also talked about this renewed question over gun laws in the wake of the mainmast choosing -- shootings. [video clip] >> i just want you and the american people to know that all the members of the house are deeply concerned about the families involved and we pray for the law enforcement officers doing the hard job. >> you talk about the human heart. if someone was to kill innocent people, there are many ways they can use beyond using a gun. i'm sure this will become a bigger issue in the days moving forward. is there any specific gun law that you would look at her any new legislation you would look at? >> i've been on the job for 48 hours so we will see. there will be lots of discussion as there is after these tragedies. in europe and other places, they use vehicles to mow down crowds in parades and have done that in the united states. it's not the weapon, it's the underlying problem. we have to address the root problem in these cases and ment

elizabeth: usa today says independent candidate rfk jr.mp that he could have had a bigger lead. 13% of voters back rfk jr.. what do you make of that take? >> i don't buy it? i think rfk jr.'s anti-vax nation mandates plays well across the board. it certainly does so with republicans, conservatives and independents and thinking people. but as it relates to all the other policies, rfk jr. is very, very progressive. he's running to the left of joe biden on many of those issues, and i think he attracts that bernie sanders kind of wing of the democratic party that's certainly hurting joe biden and i don't think that's -- that pulls not much from donald trump. elizabeth: former president trump will be hold ago rally night of third gop debate on nbc. watch kevin mccarthy on questions about endorsing former president trump. watch this. >> well, the campaign is still going. there's a very good chance i would endorse him. >> he's the clear front runner hawaii are you waiting for in >> well, i believe -- well, you know what, because i've got a southe

it's interesting that this is a viral video styled and edited in the same format used by usa today's we can see the network's logo in the upper corner, so at first glance, this is a credible news story published by a reliable media resource. the incident is said to have happened on september 21st in baril, new york, the video also has blurry images, somehow here, that's the video we're looking at today. vedika, please tell us how you managed to confirm that it is from. fake? in general, you should look for visual cues. let's look at one of the recent videos, which released by usa today's official feed and compare it to our fake video. as i said, styling and editing are quite similar. the same fonts and colors are used to highlight keywords. if we look closer, we will see that. the text and font used in the fake video is slightly bolder than the one officially released on the site. also, we saw minor grammatical errors that indicate that the text was written by someone who is not a native english speaker. for example, here is the text on this screenshot, it says that a member of the u

here's one of the op-ed pieces from usa today. plenty of news on israel this morning including the fact that the secretary of state antony blinken is set to return to israel this week. the washington times says he was practicing shuttle diplomacy over the weekend. according to the associated press report on sunday evening, president biden is considering a trip to israel in the coming days but nothing has been finalized on that front. president biden was on 60 minutes yesterday talking about the israel-hamas war and this is what he had to say. [video clip] >> would you support israeli occupation of gaza at this point? >> >> i think it would >> be a big mistake. what happened in gaza in my view is hamas in the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. i think it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza again. but going in and taking out the extremists, hezbollah is up north but hamas is down south. it's a necessary requirement. >> do you believe hamas must be eliminated entirely? >> yes, i do. but the

we've got this new usa today -- people want to get a move on.s want to get a move on. divot wise is investigating hunter biden for breaking foreign lobbying laws and new ap poll and 35% of u.s. adults think the president did something illegal. show the poll? 33% think he behaved unethically and time to get a move on with the nation's business. >> i agree, 100%. look, one of the things this episode has brought out is we need to have a way for the speaker pro tem to have power and everything stopped because of one individual is insane. the fact it hasn't come to light for 250 years and now we know. imagine in the future and some speaker g gets injured or has an illness and incapacitated for weeks and months. the business of the house stops? we need to rectify it right now and we get on the way of choosing our speaker. i'd rather get it right than get it fast. that's what i want to do. elizabeth: well, the fears of u.s. recession is growing, the fed's raising rates to battle inflation. mohamed el-erian see as lot of comparisons to the banking crash

"usa today" did a profile piece on jim jordan in the paper today. who is jim jordan? he entered the house in 2007 as a conservative bomb thrower who was a thorn in the sides of g.o.p. leadership. he's a founding member of the ultra conservative freedom caucus, a key faction of house republicans that haunted mccarthy and forced him to placate to the right flank of his conference throughout his speakership. jordan served as freedom caucus' first chair and remains a member of that group as well. little bit about him in today's "usa today." after the first round of voting concluded, members left the house floor and many of them talked to reporters outside of the capitol steps. republicans, democrats, including the democratic leader, hakeem jeffries. here's what he had to tell reporters. mr. jeffries: the situation in the house of representatives right now is unreal. unbelievable. and unacceptable. the american people need the house of representatives reopened. so we can go about getting things done for everyday americans and solving problems for hardworking american taxpa

usa today potable, seven out of ten say stop the speaker right now, take somebody. >> we don't want toebody and put them in the chair, we want a conservative to run the house to stop the reckless government spending against joe biden and chuck schumer in the senate a year from now when the election is, people will remember the fact that if we spent two and a half weeks trying to decide who would be the replacement for kevin mccarthy, i want a conservative in the speaker's chair, somebody will cut spending and stand against these policies the biden administration and i think we need to do what we need to define who that person is somebody all 17 of the party can coalesce behind. >> who do you want? >> mike johnson would be a good pick, kevin hearn and him have a similar voting record. i think you will see hearn back in. mike johnson had a lot of support going into the conference this last time. about 100 votes and emma is like 117 so now i don't know the left side of our party will be but there was a motion from somebody, any democrat district to bring johnson back up. i don't know a si

according to usa today, many people try to combat the bad luck of friday the 13th by getting a tattooe number 13. in fact, back on june 13th, 2008, a tattoo shop in dallas broke the guinness world record for the most tattooed number 13 and a 24 hour span for hundred and 15. >> of course, if you get this tattoo, you got to do it on friday the 13th, right. >> or if you're a big taylor swift fan like you, andrew. exactly. that's why you have a 13 tattoo. yeah. >> why is that? that's why you have yours, isn't it? swift for taylor swift. >> yeah. her big number is that. >> that's her number. >> you knew that's why you had it. >> i love when he plays like he doesn't love taylor swift. come on. >> we are a unique law firm that only represents mezzo glioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or learning about the newest treatments available? all we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400. i've got a missil

host: this is usa today. their brief bio on jim jordan entering the house in 2007. they described him as a conservative bomb thrower. he was a founding member of the ultraconservative freedom caucus. he served as the first chair and remains a member. now he is considered a close ally of republican leadership, having back to kevin mccarthy in january -- having backed kevin mccarthy. he is one of the few lawmakers spearheading the impeachment investigation into president biden. he is an ally of donald trump and voted against certifying biden's victory in the 2020 elections. when it comes to the ohio state story the viewer brought up, this story from nbc news from last week. four ohio state university resolution accusing jim jordan of failing to protect them from a predator when he was assistant coach in the 1980's and 1990's say he has no business being the speaker. of the house. the wrestlers adding in as a new dimension. a path continues to hang over the ohio republican. the story noting jim jordan has denied anything. his office vigorously denying it as well when i

that and books and i will start an introduction, on the end is the white house correspondent for usa today and he also covered the 2020 presidential race at the national correspondent based in boston, thank you for being here. >> that is ben harris, writing for the washington post who has spent years covering politics via people on the french, the player behind-the-scenes, and the bathroom, on the hill and at crazy political conferences all of which are featured he brings the wild group of characters together in his terrific new book called the gambler, party animal and true believers trying to win in washington while america loses his mind. >> we havee jonathan martin who writes a reported column for political along with his colleague alex burns of the new york times bestseller that came out last year. this will not pass, trump, biden in the battle for america's future it is now out in paperback. i should mention ben andng jonathan will sign copies of their books at 12:15 p.m. and i hope you will all come out foroo that as well. let me start jonathan, your book, this will not pass, it rea

if you want to understand what will happen in ukraine tomorrow, look at what is happening in the usa todayssistance to ukraine. at the same time , speaker kevin mccarthy said that america’s own interests are more important to him than providing ukraine with additional assistance, including weapons. after which biden said his word and promised the us allies and kiev that support will not stop. and here's to sum up the german spiegen. writes: ukraine has dropped several positions on washington’s list of priorities. it may happen that kiev will soon have to think about a strategy for exiting the conflict. here is the quote: without a clear victory over russia. andrey evgenievich, what do you think the west is encrypting with this interesting formation: a way out of the conflict without a clear victory over russia. they are trying to carry out another conspiracy in order to once again deceive and cheat the russian federation. in order to solve your domestic political problems, all the scandals in the united states of america, today, including scandals with the help of ukraine, are tied to the

. >>> "usa today" says a soldier was arrested after failing to register as a foreign agent.ditor for radio free europe radio liberty which is funded by the u.s. government. russian state media said she's accused of collecting information about the military activities in order to transmit the information to foreign sources. the committee to protect journalists says she could be sentenced to five years in prison if convicted. >>> and "the new york times" says alex jones will not be allowed to use bankruptcy to avoid paying damages to the families of a mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school. last year jones was ordered to pay more than $1 billion in damages to some of the relatives of the 20 students and six adults killed in the 2012 attack. they sued him for defamation for repeatedly lying about it being a hoax. the judge said he will have to pay despite filing bankruptcy. >>> still to come, george clooney's multimillion dollar lifeline. the oscar winner makes a generous offer to help striking actors. ing actors. - [narrator] wounded warrior project helped me find the s

here's one of the op-ed pieces from usa today.lenty of news on israel this morning including the fact that the secretary of state antony blinken is set to return to israel this week. the washington times says he was practicing shuttle diplomacy over the weekend. according to the associated press report on sunday evening, president biden is considering a trip to israel in the coming days but nothing has been finalized on that front. president biden was on 60 minutes yesterday talking about the israel-hamas war and this is what he had to say. [video clip] >> would you support israeli occupation of gaza at this point? >> >> i think it would >> be a big mistake. what happened in gaza in my view is hamas in the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. i think it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza again. but going in and taking out the extremists, hezbollah is up north but hamas is down south. it's a necessary requirement. >> do you believe hamas must be eliminated entirely? >> yes, i do. but there

the project's director told "usa today" the hop producers here have been developing more resilient varieties has increased production i mean, by 2050. we're talking about people who haven't been born yet are going to be feeling the hurt >> and i know you with your ipas, that's going to be tough to have something missing there. the results are in for this year's fat bear week voters have chosen 128 grazer as the winner this is the first title for the mama bear, and she's the third female bear to win a competition. she's defeated 32 chunk by 85,000 votes this is a full-on mama bear known to protect her little cubs and go full on at it at adult male bears >> i think they should be called successful hunters >>> when we come back, an important recall to tell you about. a >>> and google has big changes coming for account access. allergy symptoms including nasal congestion. without knocking you out. coming for account access. wonderful time of the year. claritin-d. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mes

jay garrison on the end is the white house correspondent for usa today and he also covered that 2020 presidential race as a national correspondent based in boston. so thanks for being here, joey. >> thank you. [applause] >> next is ben terris, a writer for "the washington post" spent years covering washington, in the back rooms, on the hill and crazy political conferences all of which are featured. he brings this wild group of characters together in his terrific new book "the big great, party animals and true believers trying to win in washington while america loses its mind." . [applause] >> and we have jonathan martin, who writes a reported column for politico. after spending 10 plus years as a national correspondent at new york times, he is the co-author, along with his colleague alex burns of the new york times best seller that came out last year, "this will not pass, trump, biden and america's future" it's out now in paper work and ben and jonathan are going to be signing copies of their books at 12:15 in the signing tent. so hope you will come out for that as well. so, when we

that's the front page of usa today, a deep dive on how congress averted a government shutdown on saturday coming with hours to spare before the final deal was made and the front page states new york times, the story of the day being the first day of a new term of the supreme court . they asked a how far to the right will the supreme court go to. justices await major issues in this term of the supreme court, the 2024 term as it's known even though it starts in 2023. those are some of the topics we can talk about but let us know what's on your mind democrats to the house and 202-748-8002. this is earl, a democrat, good morning. >> caller: why do republicans , why are the democrats ... [inaudible] >> host: anything else you want to add ? >> caller: that's it. >> host: earl in south carolina, democrats, 202-748-8001. this story states washington times gop wants jamaal bowman to get the january 6 treatment. the congressman admitted he called the fire alarm hours before a gunman shut down the c. justice at january 6 protesters got their 2021 breach of the capital and the story citing several fo

at least 190 people have died, according to the database maintained by the associated press and usa today. so joining us live now to talk about it all, john donahue, stanford law professor, steadying the impact of guns and gun safety regulation and research fellow of the national bureau of economic research. professor donahue, thanks for your time. >> good to be with you. >> we just heard about his whole background. the suspect is an army reservist who lived in that area. law enforcement officials say he made statements about hearing voices and wanting to hurt fellow soldiers while serving at a military base this summer. so many questions, but i wonder, when you look at all these particulars here, what could have been done to prevent this madness and tragedy? >> well, of course, many years ago back way back in 2004, the federal assault weapon ban was allowed to lapse when then george w bush broke his promise to retain that as part of federal law. and if that law had been in place, at least he would not have had the weaponry that he had available today. so the lethality would have been dim

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early as wednesday evening, they should hold a secret ballot to elect the republican candidates, usa todayeports. the publication also notes that it is not known when the chamber will hold the official election of the speaker. let's talk about this situation, because it still has something to do with what takes place in ukraine with igor eisenberg, a professor at new york university. mr. igor, i congratulate you, thank you for joining our broadcast, what do you think about this situation with the house of representatives, with the fact that the speaker will be re-elected, and can it affect financial assistance to ukraine, and in what way? welcome to you, welcome to all viewers, but it directly affects aid to ukraine, because the house of representatives is currently dysfunctional, as long as it is without a speaker, it will remain dysfunctional, that is she will not be, will not be engaged in anything except the election of the speaker, and therefore the question of allocating new allocations for assistance to ukraine, it will hang in the air, until the chamber becomes functional, then it

astro's ending a 26 year careers at 74 years old baker confirming the news in an interview today with usa today saying, quote, i'm very grateful and thankful to owner jim crane and the houston astros forgiving hit me this opportunity. he added he would like to move into an advisory role in baseball either with the astro's or a team closer to his northern california home. >> nobody saw this coming, including the head coach of the 9 ers kyle shanahan and who told everybody today that the quarterback, brock purdy is in concussion protocol. shanahan said pretty started having concussion-related symptoms on the team's flight home from minnesota after their monday night game. it is not clear at this point of party is going to be able to clear concussion protocol and play on sunday. if he is unable to go. sam darnold would get the start against the bengals. we'll be chatting in a few minutes with a doctor who specializes in sports medicine about parties recovery with that process could look like that's coming up in about 30 minutes. but it's a short week, obviously with the niners having played on mon

host: on the speaker race, here is the front page of usa today tash james is going from tennessee, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning, i agree with robert the republican from pennsylvania. they should go ahead and elect hakeem jeffries because he is closer to getting to 217 and even though it might be 50% of republicans voting republican because they feel they have the majority and they should be over the house. but you would have the other 30 or 40% or voting for other reasons. they didn't vote for jordan's last vote and could have voted for hakeem jeffries or at least five of them could have voted for him, we would have a speaker by now. host: we are taking your calls on the two issues of the house speaker battle in the war in the middle east. the numbers are on your screen, republicans (202) 748-8001, and independents (202) 748-8002 . let's go to fargo, north carolina -- north dakota next, good morning. caller: good morning at thank you for taking my call. why is nobody speaking about 2.5 weeks ago when the x leader of hamas put out his statement about world jihad and he said g

okay, let's talk about dusty and his fabulous would agree >> well, remember yesterday to usa today, dusty hey, i would love to be in an adviser role. makes sure astros or somewhere close to my northern california home. >> we've got call call bob. you know, there will be a cool little reason. he's in really cool guy. great back. i'm sure arrangements could be made absolutely. so. okay. thanks, jason. >> never 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the golden gate bridge at this hour. twilight. lawrence, keeping an eye on things or clear sky cover out there right now. that means working him for some cold temperatures around parts of the bay area. >> maybe even a little bit colder than what we have this morning. we're in the upper 30's in some of the north bay valleys, maybe down the mid 30's overnight tonight. so working on a beautiful night. if you're stepping outside, just grab a light jacket or sweatshirt. if you're heading on out, remain dry tomorrow. we're looking kind of in between systems here. you can see no one of the week, a cold front off the coastline with couple clouds o

and in international publications like the daily mail in the uk, hindustan times and of course, usa today. the internet has so many questions like how did he get this coveted job at google? well, we asked in stanley answered in an interview we taped earlier today while he was on lunch break from his google new employee training. stanley, it's good to see you again. >> it's great to see you. thanks for having me on. so i got to ask you, i'm sure it's been a crazy week for you. >> huge response to your story. it's in newspapers around the world. it's on subreddits with millions of subscribers. we're seeing thousands of comments on our social posts. what's your reaction to all this? you know, you first. >> this is way big of a response than i could ever have expected when i was sharing my story. so i just want to kind of thank everyone for that. i've had, you know, a lot of people reach out to me on pretty much every social media platform i'm on. um, i want to say everyone who's reached out to me has been really positive and thank them for that. um, all my friends have reacted positively to

usa today describes your company, cardinal education, as catering to the very affluent. first of all, is that accurate? >> yes, it is. i mean, we do some pro bono work, but we're very highly specialized and we take a very small student load compared to pretty much all other college consulting firms. i see. >> all right. so the families that you work with, silicon valley families, i imagine fairly educated, you think they know kind of the system, the game yet i think your point is there's still a lot of misconception that people have about how elite colleges select and kids to admit. is that right ? >> oh, absolutely. i mean, many families think admissions is about being the best, but it's not about being the best. it's about being differentiated. and so this is a concept that most people don't understand about admissions. and so we spend a lot of time on parent and student education about the principles of admissions. and then from there, we help them craft a deep and differentiated strategy. >> so how might one be differentiated? and i'll bring this back to stanley only

making a mirror decision. the first bell for the usa. today we are united more than ever.en't the americans taken a step towards ratification yet? they they really demonstrate their arrogance. and what is the real danger? one missile can destroy a city like new york, washington, london, and so on. us policy of cynicism and double standards. tension in the world and the state duma deputies' withdrawal of ratification of a comprehensive nuclear test ban. the poverty level is lower, the children's budget is growing, the birth rate is alarming, which was also indicated in the state report by deputy chairman of the government tatyana golikova, what the deputies asked about and what the deputies proposed. we propose to analyze all demographic programs, including the national project, on items of demographic value and make the necessary decisions on changes. the main financial document of the country is already in the relevant committee, as well as volunteers in the russian guard, blocking of sites, choosing an inco and much more, see our program. to legislatively ensure cooperat

you just recently wrote a piece for usa today about biden. you know, he's going to be taking probably 99% of the incoming fire. what is the biden campaign doing to try to counteract that early on? well, first of all, thanks again for having me here. it's great to be in mississippi with such unseasonably cool weather outside. so great to be here. and but yeah, so the biden campaign has been operating very quietly to the frustration of some some democrats, you know, so far since he announced in april, there's not been a big campaign rally. you know, they've been satisfied and, you know, the republicans duking it out at each other while were the biden campaign starts amassing a large campaign war chest, they. about $77 million on hand. but they're really going to use this debate as their first kind of pivot with a with a large tv blitz targeting, you know the maga extreme republican is that's how they'll be they'll be framing it it continues kind of the themes of the white house over the last year and a half. so you'll also see the dispatching,

news that you are interested in actually exists on the official website, for example, we looked at usa today, was there a boy at all, or rather, a lebanese girl with thanks to ukraine for supporting hamas. if it were not for them, palestine would have accumulated so many weapons for liberation for years. and wow, a sensation, of course, nothing even similar to the american edition published, that is, the kremlin fake cameras simply recorded a sound in moscow, attached someone else 's logo and bingo, or rather, they thought that bingo, in fact, the fake did not even reach the top three in the rating of russian fakes of the week. well, it's time for us to go to the top stories, and on the third place in the rating of fakes of the week is another silly one. an attempt by the russians to quarrel ukraine and israel, only this time it is about an advertising campaign allegedly ordered by the government of ukraine to disrupt aid to israel from the united states. zelsky desperately orders advertising in america on the money of americans. the appeal in the advertisement reads pomoško evreem zhiganie

garrison, usa today. reporter: thank you, mr. president and prime minister albanese. welcome to washington. mr. president, i want to ask about the conflict -- the war in the middle east. 24 u.s. troops have been injured during 10 drone or rocket attacks on bases in iraq and 3 in syria over the past week. you've told iran to, quote, “be careful” as your administration tries to prevent the israeli-hamas war from expanding into a larger middle east conflict. but should americans be worried that the war already is escalating? and after you answer that question, i'd like one more follow-up, please. president biden: about one or two more, huh? two or three. [laughter] joey, look, we have had troops in the region since 9/11 to go after isis and prevent its reasser- -- reemergence in -- in both -- anyway, in the region -- having nothing to do with israel at all. my warning to the ayatollah was that if they continue to move against those troops, we will respond, and he should be prepared. it has nothing to do with israel. reporter: well, let me -- let me ask my follow-up here.

and you look at the major headlines, you know, whether it's washington post a new york times, or usa today or abc, nbc, it's all the same etiology. essentially it's like maybe 5 boxes, like on the right and maybe a couple others, but the most part is a left liberal view. and it's all consolidates at this that that somebody the logical level that that is heard it. and i think people are tired of it, they're tired of of not being given alternative perspectives. and that's why our test drives throughout this past decade. you know what struck me when i was listening stock said, oh, it's a point for food. said an artful how disrespectful to view was uh, she doesn't see this as people engaging people getting the information that they want to get people brought to the mines. she sees this exclusively in terms of how audiology about bringing down the evil tyrant and in the kremlin i'm, it is quite disrespect to know if people's intelligence is into it. it's, it's of, it's really, it's not just disrespect to deal with intelligence. i mean this, this is hillary clinton, who called trump supporters.

a new usa today suffolk university poll has the front runners and biden tied at 37, but independent candidates a not unimpressive 13 percent. the socket that some of this support is coming from voters who would otherwise support the trump. cornel west is also in the mix, peeling off some biden voters, but west is only putting in about 4 percent. during the now is someone very familiar with third-party candidates, and old credit balance, campaign manager for ostrow yes intimate. he also was campaign manager fo one of the last prepositional campaigns, reagan 84. west or rfk jr.? >> sure, everybody has to be were just aware there is new polarization in the country. people don't particularly like the parties so parties don't have -- elect growing, like prospering, people are like going on a registering and you will have them to candidates running again, and i think it will biden and trump. but the country does not necessarily want, neither party wants, and biden's numbers are as incoming president terrible. so anybody that takes three, four, 5 percent away, make a bi difference. you are not going

usa today.he new speaker of the house mike johnson also talked about this renewed question over gun laws in the wake of the mainmast choosing -- shootings. [video clip] >> i just want you and the american people to know that all the members of the house are deeply concerned about the families involved and we pray for the law enforcement officers doing the hard job. >> you talk about the human heart. if someone was to kill innocent people, there are many ways they can use beyond using a gun. i'm sure this will become a bigger issue in the days moving forward. is there any specific gun law that you would look at her any new legislation you would look at? >> i've been on the job for 48 hours so we will see. there will be lots of discussion as there is after these tragedies. in europe and other places, they use vehicles to mow down crowds in parades and have done that in the united states. it's not the weapon, it's the underlying problem. we have to address the root problem in these cases and mental

that is the graphic that played out in usa today.he president is in israel to talk about a variety of topics related to what is going on on capitol hill. looking at the house speaker race, it was hakeem jeffries on the steps of the state capital. here's a portion from yesterday. [video clip] >> how do you feel about the idea of empowering patrick mchenry have the authority -- >> our focus relates not just to anyone individual, but getting the institution reopened. i have respect for patrick mchenry. i think is respected on our side of the aisle. there are a whole host of republicans who are respected on the our side of the aisle. jim jordan is not one of them. >> how do you feel -- what are your thoughts about members of your caucus who have said that they are ok with mchenry? >> we are seeking a path forward that is authentic, genuine and that we want to agree upon in good faith. >> is that not good faith or likely? >> informal conversations have accelerated over the past few days. now that it is clear jim jordan lacks the votes to

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one survey out of usa today talked about earnings not keeping up. that's not unique to american citizens. congress has the same problem. what do you make of that, that this is going to test things the fed counts on, the consumer remaining, viable spending remaining stronger without going out of hand and prices staying stable? >> i don't know. i think wall street is guilty of confirmation bias, they want to tell us a slowdown story and want to tell a story that higher interest rates are going to push the economy into recession but the consumer isn't cooperating and the older story would be if the labor market is strong, consumption is going to be pretty reliable and that is the best story right now, the labor market looking very good, still 1.5 job openings for unemployed workers so again, the risk in the recession call which some are pushing into the fourth quarter, the first quarter of next year, they will be wrong again and have to reprice again, the economy cruz more resilient than anticipated. stuart: we are at 5% overnight for fed volumes. what

to look at some sports schedules and some standings and so i wanted to see if i could pick up the usa todaywell. and that newspaper run explains why he was seen at the front desk at midnight. >> you smoked a cigar, went back upstairs and went to sleep. did you leave that room until the next morning? >> no sir. >> next morning, after the sales call, jason testified that he realized he had left some ebay printouts sitting on the computer printer at home. they showed purses, thinking of buying one for myself as a belated anniversary present. >> i realized didn't bring those papers. i wanted to surprise michelle. a surprise to michelle means so much more than anything. >> around noon, november 3rd, he called his sister-in-law meredith from the car to ask if she would go to the house and get those ebay papers. >> he left meredith a voice mail. then he headed to his mother's place in the mountains nearby. it was there he learned michelle had been murdered. >> i just fell. i broke on the inside and i just didn't believe it. family members drove him back to raleigh. during the drive he said his fri

. >> the usa today the rematch at a dead heat 37 - 37.f rfk junior is on the ticket as you see he gets 13% support, that takes votes from trump, how much so, trump leads without rfk by a very slim margin 41 - 39, what is the bottom line, third parties are spoilers this time around a little bit more so and i think voters want new options. a change of pace and changing direction a change of mentality and it looks like they're not getting it. stuart: i'm not sure a third party could get on the ballot in all 50 states. >> what about a bipartisan ticket, 26% say they would favor one republican one democrat on the ticket. it doesn't always work like t that. stuart: let's get back to safe ground, the stock market, dow industrial down 130, look at the nasdaq, down nearly 200 points, david zuzu ski with me this morning. tomorrow morning 8 830 eastern time the new figures on the economy. it looks like it's expanding at a 4.2% rate that is a fast rate of expansion. if that is the number tomorrow do you think interest rates are going up? >> great to

his aunt back in connecticut told usa today she felt shattered and hopeless.illed by hamas near southern gaza. he was a peace activist, someone committed to building a more peaceful future for both israelis and palestinians. his doctoral dissertation at the university of washington was dedicated to, quote, all life forms that exist between the jordan river and the mediterranean sea. today speaking at a gathering of jewish community leaders, president biden warned the dead and says he's not given up hope on finding those who are still missing. >> what are you doing to get these folks home? if i told you, i wouldn't be able to get them home. folks, there's a lot we're doing. a lot we're doing. i have given up hope. >> coming up ahead this hour steve scalise could be the new speaker of the house maybe. as of now house republicans don't seem to be in any particular rush to figure that one out or address the unfolding crisis in israel and gaza. we're going to have more on that right after the break. we're going to have more on that right after the break. (man) mm,

the first poll from s university, usa today, and the boston globe, 49% of likely primary voters in new hampshire say that donald trump is their choice to lead the ticket, but r the first time second place is not held by desant but rather haley. she's at 19%. the florida governor sits in third with 10% o the vote. all the other candidates including chris christie are just in single digits. meanwhile in a winter college poll of south carolina republicans haley earned 17% of the vote there. now, to be clear that is still well bin trump who's at 51%, but she's now 5 points ahead of desantis who's the 12th. haley prefbs lee served as mentioned as governor of that state. one of the state's current senators tim scott is at 6%, a very lowumber but good enough for fourth place. desantis is heading to iowa while facing a critical cash crunch. yesterday his campaign announced $15 million in third quarter fund-raising and plans to move roughly a third of its staff to iowa, part of a plan to focus on the first in the country gop caucus. it's all in the hawkeye state. while campaign aides of the flo

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usa today reporting weiss and d.o.j.ls are probing hunter biden for possibly breaking foreign lobbying laws. do think that will happen? he could be charged with that? >> he absolutely should be. leave all of the record author and public opinion my organization this week we filed a motion for judgment. we sued the department of justice to require the department of justice to follow the law and require him to register as a foreign agent. whether or not they decide for criminal prosecution is a different story but the bare minimum, they need to require him to register. we laid out explicit detail in this court document all reasons why the department of justice has been on notice about all of hunter biden activities that require him under the registration act. elizabeth: prc documents come in from of the biden family make $24 million from overseas deals. ukraine, russia, romania, kazakhstan, there are reports we are seeing that ukrainian energy firm, the burisma you talked about, they plan to meet with senators and house law

that is the front page of usa today. hamas, one more column for you today, this brad stevens piece in today's new york times, bears the blame for every death in this war is the headline. the terrorist group profits from dead palestinians and israelis alike. hamas wants the benefits of being a perpetrator and the sympathy of being a victim at the same time. he says we ought to be able to get this right. the central cause of gaza's misery is hamas. it alone bears the blame for the suffering it has inflicted on israel and knowingly invited against palestinians. best way to end the misery is remove the cause and not stay the hand of the remover. brad stevens in the new york times. this is ruffle -- russell in massachusetts, good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to comment on the fact that it is really unimportant who becomes the speaker of the house. you think in order to move the country forward when -- forward, why not have six or seven contributing democrats voting for whoever they want the republicans want to