if you're insider, it's veritas tips. that's how we got the hidden camera in the community. >> sean: i hope the attorney general of the united states is watching tonight and will watch that video. thanks for sharing this important news. we need to get to the truth. we'll continue. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >> >> sean: a quick programming note, tomorrow night immediately following the debate between president trump and joe biden we'll be live with post debate reaction at 11:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be in cleveland, as always, we hope you set your dvr at 9:00 eastern on fox news channel. just one of three. this will be bigger than the super bowl. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingram is next. predictions for tomorrow? >> laura: biden will have a few tricks up his sleeve. there will be a few tricks and i think wily old trump will have a few tricks as well. all i know, sean, is that at midnight, midnight

>> projectveritas.com and if you're an insider, its veritas tips.com.how we got the hidden camera in the community. >> sean: i hope the attorney general of the united states is watching and watching the video. jason o'keefe, thank you for sharing that important news. we will continue. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >> ♪ >> sean: tomorrow night following the debate we will be live with post debate reaction. 11 p.m. eastern. i will be in cleveland. we hope you set your dvr, 9 eastern on the fox news channel. laura ingraham is next. predictions for tomorrow? >> laura: biden will have a few tricks up his sleeve. >> sean: yes, that he's been practicing all summer. i agree. >> laura: there will be a few tricks and i think wiley old trump will have a few tricks as well. sean, at midnight, i follow you. we are rolling late. >> sean: we will be rolling. we are on later so we ask our audience to stay up later. >> laura: that's f

i'm a veritas tenants.'m in support of the legislation and what the legislation says because veritas has been increasingly -- how do i say this in proactive during to construct, to build -- to have people that don't live in my building enter my building during the pandemic. there's been a tremendous influx, it seems like more than before the pandemic, which is disturbing. i've experienced a number of incidents. for instance, this afternoon, i was walking my dog -- i was trying to get into this meeting, and before i got into the meeting, i was walking my dog. one of the workers wasn't wearing a mask, and i asked him to wear a mask, and he called me a faggot. it just shows that veritas has acted in terribly bad faith, and during a pandemic, it's just not safe to bring people in here. there's no contact tracing, and they're not taking precautions before they enter the building. i thank supervisor peskin for passing this, and thank you so, so much for what you're doing. >> chair peskin: thank you, and i am sorr

i'm a veritas tenants. i'm in support of the legislation and what the legislation says because veritas has been increasingly -- how do i say this in proactive during to construct, to build -- to have people that don't live in my building enter my building during the pandemic. there's been a tremendous influx, it seems like more than before the pandemic, which is disturbing. i've experienced a number of incidents. for instance, this afternoon, i was walking my dog -- i was trying to get into this meeting, and before i got into the meeting, i was walking my dog. one of the workers wasn't wearing a mask, and i asked him to wear a mask, and he called me a faggot. it just shows that veritas has acted in terribly bad faith, and during a pandemic, it's just not safe to bring people in here. there's no contact tracing, and they're not taking precautions before they enter the building. i thank supervisor peskin for passing this, and thank you so, so much for what you're doing. >> chair peskin: thank you, and i am so

work and i was generally it's a source of instability and really does that lead us to see problem veritas or. any other movements will become part of the imperative here is to work together to fight a new compromise and new consensus for the economy of the century it hurts us and for us. the need to origins in it where your society is operating it's not my b.b.c. and. who isn't part of our responsibility to boost our weight finding the balance we were. and. it's we need ruby and we need a much more work release the conversation really won an argument not a labor one. there are people who are on. meetings be. regional about empowerment. or are you going to come. into the police and. find. these people are going to all of these. the petrel so what you're saying effectively is that covert 19 has excel aerated this new way of working which was always going to come but here it's now in front of us right now we're talking about things that remote working would talk about the way we actually get to the office if we go to the office indeed at all what about the strikes what about the strikes that

project veritas released controversial videos in the past but the police are on the case. >> making adjustmentsey operate on a daily basis because of a violent weekend. >> reporter: it was a destructive weekend in seattle. police made ten arrests, protesters set fire to things, damaged property and calling 9 one one, they are shifting 100 officers back to patrol duty to cut back on response time, seattle and central police chief released a statement saying if there are people going out and peacefully protesting they help to facilitate the peaceful protests but if they're coming to create mayhem, still very very controversial and violent situation in seattle. and the number one question that always comes up, why has the not yet been a wine inspired by the movie hocus-pocus? >> thank you for that marvelous introduction. and now you are mine. >> i'm urine you have information on this. >> a marvelous introduction, the winemaker came out with a hocus-pocus inspired wine but the sixpack has already sold out. the sold-out wine, we've created a halloween party unless they restock. >> still ahead, putti

i need to get to project veritas, they claimed to have uncovered a voter fraud ring in minneapolis relatedngressman ilhan omar. woman il. >> who is filling out the absentee ballots? >> people who work with omar. >> where do they pay the money? >> they sign it and that's who you can pay. >> laura: we're working on confirming some of these details but tonight the minneapolis police department is investigating. so you've got about 15 seconds, total media blockout on this story. imagine if the shoe were on the other foot? >> it's almost as if, if you're a muslim, black, from the desert, if you're a woman you somehow think you can claim immunity from the normal practice of laws that applies to everybody else. >> laura: doesn't work that way. thank you so much. still ahead, last bite and it's a good one. don't forget your lunch! i'm making pizza on king's hawaiian mini subs. yum! king's hawaiian. ♪ >> laura: msnbc nicole wallace and chuck daniels are starring in their own dumb and dumber remake. >> do you think that there is an explanation that's known to all of us yet for all the lies about rus

lou: the minneapolis police department investigating election rigging exposed by the group project veritas video of a ballot harvester allegedly connected with congresswoman ilhan omar. the person harvesting those votes paying someone $200 for a general election ballot. in new york absentee voters are discovering major problems. wrong names printed on return envelopes for the absentee ballots. some voters even said they received a military ballot although they never served in the armed forces. fbi director wrong wray doesn't think there is widespread voter fraud, however. that despite more than 500,000 ballots being rejected in this year's primaries around the country. more than 50 people have been arrested or convicted for voter fraud. and joining us, republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel to take up all of this and to, well, give us a little preview about what she expects for tonight's all-important debate. r to onn -- ronna, first, good to see you. i don't know about you, but i'm stunned by the number of times that we have heard state and federal judges alike at the district

what happened project veritas did some undercover work and discovered this individual who admitted toots in the back seat of his car. he said there were tons of other people doing the exact same thing, harvesting ballots. i think in that state the law is that you can only carry ballot up to three people. one person can carry up to three ballots. those limitations are set. if you're going to help someone out, help a neighbor out, help an early derly individual get their ballot counted, that is why the laws were set up like that. this is a gross abuse. it is against the law. the individuals even quoted as saying about congresswoman ilhan omar she would do anything she could to win. it is appropriate for the police to be investigating, i agree with president trump. i think the attorney general needs to get involved there. >> you know the democrats and the media keep saying there are no problems with mail-in ballots or absentee ballots or no voter fraud. here is the problem for that storyline, wait for it. i've been watching this for decades and looking into it. the states and local offic

she was conspiracy theorist, but she worked for rebel media and info wars for a time, and project veritas, sort of being a reporter. and then she started doing these stunts. so she would just yell at reporters or during congressional hearing or at shakespeare in the park. and she was much to do on twitter. and then twitter banned her because she is obsessed with isis and anti-muslim talking, and she can't stop herself. and she said some terrible things for a long, long time, like you just said. twitter finally banned her. and she has used that ban as a kind of badge of pride, and that is how we are where we are today. >> you know there is a certain kind of person, right wing troll who talks about virtual signals and accuses liberals of virtual signals and there is an inverse thing on the right which is like vice signaling which you show everyone that you're terrible and you perform that terribleness, and that has its own kind of cache that gets its own negative attention we say when we're talking about children. >> yes. again, it really is a badge of honor. she has it in her campaign emai

president eisenhower's granddaughter, she is the founding director, first president and chairman of veritasink tank located in washington, d.c. and gettysburg, pennsylvania. she is also an author with a new book this summer. please welcome susan eisenhower. [applause] >> senator pat roberts, chair of the commission, eisenhower memorial commission, members and distinguished guests, it is a pleasure for me to be with you , expressing my gratitudell for those that made the memorial possible. it is with a heavy heart i am unable to be with you tonight. coronavirus has upset so many plans across america, so many things we wanted to be able to participate in and be present for. unfortunately, some of my family were unable to be with you tonight and my siblings and i feel a deep sadness that it was not possible we could be together. because of, coronavirus regulations and other factors we are with you in spirit. i want to make special note of the people who played such a key role, and there are many more, but i want to thank senator pat roberts for his extraordinary leadership. fornt to thank robe

tenants have asked to meet directly with veritas investments, to have a mediate discussion, which albeit, i'll admit that i am biased in favor of the tenants, but i think i could have been a fair mediator had i been offered to mediate. today, i am asking the city attorney to start drafting changes to chapter 49-a to expand communication to the fundamental right to organize in those building typologies, and i hope not to draft something controversial between tenants and landlords, but hopefully not only earns the support of all of my colleagues on the board of supervisors but from the tenant and landlord communities. sadly, i would like to, madam clerk, adjourn this board meeting in the memory of two individuals. first, and i think we all heard about this muni operators, tony cahini, who was with the sfmta just a little bit shy of 20 years, 19 years. antonio was born and raised in the richmond, and as a youth, he delivered newspapers for the chronicle back when we had papers in print. he served for four years in the army before becoming a pastry chef at marriott hotel near san francisco i

tenants have asked to meet directly with veritas investments, to have a mediate discussion, which albeit, i'll admit that i am biased in favor of the tenants, but i think i could have been a fair mediator had i been offered to mediate. today, i am asking the city attorney to start drafting changes to chapter 49-a to expand communication to the fundamental right to organize in those building typologies, and i hope not to draft something controversial between tenants and landlords, but hopefully not only earns the support of all of my colleagues on the board of supervisors but from the tenant and landlord communities. sadly, i would like to, madam clerk, adjourn this board meeting in the memory of two individuals. first, and i think we all heard about this muni operators, tony cahini, who was with the sfmta just a little bit shy of 20 years, 19 years. antonio was born and raised in the richmond, and as a youth, he delivered newspapers for the chronicle back when we had papers in print. he served for four years in the army before becoming a pastry chef at marriott hotel near san francisco i

currently one of our tasks is to fight the biggest worse landlord in san francisco that's veritas and what has struck me an organizer watching the fight over midtown is how the city and county acted as a bad landlord and this helps change that. the other comment is to the substance of the item itself and that's rent control. we hear what if some of the people who live in the town suddenly get huge incomes. what about that. what people need to understand is what your income is irrelevant it's the policy just like with security -- social security and they get it and understand it and defend it. we need to get to that objective of all rent control so everyone has it and respects and protects it. if that were to happen a lot of people would change their head about rent control. it's is an important measure that needs to be passed. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> i want you to recognize what's been done to this black families. it couldn't possibly a failure it pass the measure. i urge the supervisors to vote yes on this. thank you. >> speak up so we can hear you. >> i'm calling in su

tenants have asked to meet directly with veritas investments, to have a mediate discussion, which albeit, i'll admit that i am biased in favor of the tenants, but i think i could have been a fair mediator had i been offered to mediate. today, i am asking the city attorney to start drafting changes to chapter 49-a to expand communication to the fundamental right to organize in those building typologies, and i hope not to draft something controversial between tenants and landlords, but hopefully not only earns the support of all of my colleagues on the board of supervisors but from the tenant and landlord communities. sadly, i would like to, madam clerk, adjourn this board meeting in the memory of two individuals. first, and i think we all heard about this muni operators, tony cahini, who was with the sfmta just a little bit shy of 20 years, 19 years. antonio was born and raised in the richmond, and as a youth, he delivered newspapers for the chronicle back when we had papers in print. he served for four years in the army before becoming a pastry chef at marriott hotel near san francisco i

. >> six blots voting for your father found in garbage in pennsylvania you have veritas video omar connectednging 200 dollars for general election ballot what that is all about you posted that, on your instagram i saw that, do you expect that there will be cheating with mail-in ballots? >> one hundred percent, i think going to try to do whatever they pennsylvania start off small see what they get away with getting caught doing you have stuff obviously, omar's district that is on video all these things media told us does not happen although unwritten rule something i hear are when in districts from people who are former democrats, of course, it is goinging on what are you talking about it has been going on for decades it is nonsense i assume agent joe biden doesn't feel need to campaign assume why he never leaves his basement why they don't have to answer press conference questions this is game all long election starts november 4 trying to contest things in courts you see big push last week was we don't want to signatures on mail-in ballot to have to match the signature on file honestly what

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currently one of our tasks is to fight the biggest worse landlord in san francisco that's veritas and what has struck me an organizer watching the fight over midtown is how the city and county acted as a bad landlord and this helps change that. the other comment is to the substance of the item itself and that's rent control. we hear what if some of the people who live in the town suddenly get huge incomes. what about that. what people need to understand is what your income is irrelevant it's the policy just like with security -- social security and they get it and understand it and defend it. we need to get to that objective of all rent control so everyone has it and respects and protects it. if that were to happen a lot of people would change their head about rent control. it's is an important measure that needs to be passed. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> i want you to recognize what's been done to this black families. it couldn't possibly a failure it pass the measure. i urge the supervisors to vote yes on this. thank you. >> speak up so we can hear you. >> i'm calling in su

currently one of our tasks is to fight the biggest worse landlord in san francisco that's veritas and what has struck me an organizer watching the fight over midtown is how the city and county acted as a bad landlord and this helps change that. the other comment is to the substance of the item itself and that's rent control. we hear what if some of the people who live in the town suddenly get huge incomes. what about that. what people need to understand is what your income is irrelevant it's the policy just like with security -- social security and they get it and understand it and defend it. we need to get to that objective of all rent control so everyone has it and respects and protects it. if that were to happen a lot of people would change their head about rent control. it's is an important measure that needs to be passed. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> i want you to recognize what's been done to this black families. it couldn't possibly a failure it pass the measure. i urge the supervisors to vote yes on this. thank you. >> speak up so we can hear you. >> i'm calling in su

currently one of our tasks is to fight the biggest worse landlord in san francisco that's veritas and what has struck me an organizer watching the fight over midtown is how the city and county acted as a bad landlord and this helps change that. the other comment is to the substance of the item itself and that's rent control. we hear what if some of the people who live in the town suddenly get huge incomes. what about that. what people need to understand is what your income is irrelevant it's the policy just like with security -- social security and they get it and understand it and defend it. we need to get to that objective of all rent control so everyone has it and respects and protects it. if that were to happen a lot of people would change their head about rent control. it's is an important measure that needs to be passed. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> i want you to recognize what's been done to this black families. it couldn't possibly a failure it pass the measure. i urge the supervisors to vote yes on this. thank you. >> speak up so we can hear you. >> i'm calling in su