. >> sd say weo, yes, i'd say we'e friends and i'm not walking m that because it's easy to be a friend when times are good. so i want to talk about patience and refraining from trying someone in the court of public opinion because that's part of this story. mon if you are sitting where i am, ou know, on a pile of money yo you have to ask, how do wew do report on this story accurately ? how do we do it justice? and i mean actual justice, not social justice how . how do we avoid it? trial by twitter, which is now x. never how do we assess these allegations since the law has never been askedbeat them to ine them until now? ou see what i'm gettingth at? the media is comparing brand to harvey weinstein, because both stories were doggedly reported first by journalists. but you never should mak e. d a comparison based on one variable. it's like saying tom bradye be o o.j. are the same because they both played football. g hillary clinton to jack the ripper just because they murdered people.b >> but you see how it works. that's not reporting. that's bomb throwingd it is . and it's just more pro

how effective you think they'll be if the unit united states weo so?s been extreme reluctance to sanction china he has been supporting the russian war effort in ukraine from the very beginning with lethal assistance. president biden keeps on ensuring these warnings in the chinese keep ignoring them. that is not good hollow warnings can actually lead to war. the point here is the united states believes it must communicate with china and if we impose these costs china will stop talking. china has now but basically a free pass to do anything that it wants. that is a very, very dangerous situation for us. >> 's ongoing conversation one in which you have been a part of this toward pace of growth china has enjoyed for the last few decades is coming to a close. what does that mean for the defense relationship here and how china acts as a military entity. >> seizing thing has been imposing policies that are accelerated china's economic decline. people are getting extremely concerned because in china the it's probably contracting when you look at underlying ind

to us as students, that is weo be able to afford to continue to go to the csu if this continues. if the tuition increase goes through. well, i feel like you increases. it kind of won't be fair for students because they're already increasing each year. so i think it would just affect people more like who are not able to afford it. education is everything. my children are everything. that investment. but that's a hard ask. it's a hard, hard thing to do for even our family. sean allen has a daughter who will start college in just a couple of years. she's looking at the csu system. but today's vote may force the family to consider a different option. we'll talk more about that when i see you at 5:00. heather. yes and families now forced to make some really difficult decisions with this tuition hike down the line. jesse, you mentioned that increasing tuition could ultimately make things worse. how so? well so you raise the tuition more. most of that is going to be borne or most of that will not affect the people who are on financial aid. at 60% of the students won't hit them. but the

we'll continue to put out the truth, push back whenny when weo and shut down the government shutdown.u come back and talk about that. thank you so much for your time. we appreciate it. all right. >>> still ahead, a new legal filing claims the border patrol is separating children as young as 8 from families while in custody. what a juvenile care monitor says he saw when visiting a facility earlier this summer. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. ah morning. the golden hour of cold and flu symptoms. i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. ah! hated at. better. ah! fever? body pain? better now. aaaaah! new mucinex kickstart gives all in one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's not cold and flu season. it's comeback season. there are some things that go better... together. hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. for a brighter financial future. thanks. ahh, pretzel and

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weo countrie hav and shoe to shs world. >> i agree with dr. siegel, by the wayea, dr. cole, congrats on back to school night. hope you had a great tim ae. >> i give you a kid straight a's for the year. they're already really doing great. good. some new poll shows that 54% of independents now believe joe biden broke law working with hunter biden, while the media mob says there's n -o no evidence, no evidence of wrongdoing. the exac media mot opposite is true. b as we have been reporting, there are emails between hunter biden and his friend and business partner, eric sherwin. subject line che rericb his bilr are b by the way, that wouldbe be joe's. the emails, by the way documentr hunter biden's spendingi thou thousands on home repairs. aski thought he didn'tgh benefit financially apparently he did and asking sherwin that'se pa asking. sherwin which account should we pay these bills from?r on are also texting, textingth his owat he n daughter that he d for everything in the biden family foryear 30 yearsav and said, quote, unlike pop,to i'm not you're not to have to give

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senator, why is it that weo the only seem to have two choices? we either have that we trillions in unnecessary spending and new debt or, we shut down the government. that seems like the only two options. even when we a republican house and supposedly what a lote republican senators, it seem hsl riggedy , doesn't it? and it's because it is. we have one party in washington that always wants to spend more. always wants to grow government . do we have another party wants that whose members tts to gr, we voters want something different, want governmentwant . to be more careful at how itre spends their money. reful onwants it not to have $3l trillion in debt and debt accumulation to degree. that impacts inflation constantly. what happens is that the top level leadership very often ends up playing for the same. team and they end up pursuing democratic objectives. at least big government objectives. >> you're talking about the senate. you're talking about your your colleaguee same t up pursu, t your mcconnell, thune, cornyn , others. so my question to yo

what i would say to those that think weo spent too much on the military but i would submit to you is we have a fairly modest and minimal standard for how to define the answers to those questions. ever since the national defense strategy of 2018 and continued now with secretary alston of 202212 we are only planning to fight one at a time for a long time in the cold war and after at least we hypothetically envisioned being able to fight the two at a time to get involved in one war one place no aggressor sees an opportunity or the weakening deterrence so you want to prevent opportunistic aggressors from seizing on the fact that you are already engaged in one place it gives an extra margin in case you are wrong about how many forces would be required. in the bush administration it might take five to ten times as much pain, suffering and american casualties as it did so luckily in that case, we exaggerated or overemphasized or over inflated our best prognostications of what the war would look like. the second made exactly the opposited problem. what i'm trying to convey is not ag politica

income folks gain the benefit to find a job and do their schooling into the things theyif need to do and weol that is essential. >> i have two more questions and we will submit that to get answers. i don't want to be a pain in the keister. >> the chair recognizes the gentlelady for five minutes. >> you are never a pain in the keister. [laughter] i want to focus my remarks today and the key message of the hearing connecting every american to provide a broadband access nationwide and close the digital divide we need to close the barriers to access for the communities that are still unserved or understood such as my district in our rural communities. we specialize in serving rural, mountain region similar to my district in new hampshire. the challenges the communities face with importance of providing broadband services. with a lack of access and affordability could you seek to have the affordable connectivity program to help to address these dual barriers of affordability and available broadband infrastructure. >> we work a lot in this space ofs trying to get connectivityn the places that need

tragically, weo did lose one young woman to the flood. we've had hundreds displaced.since a flood my team and i have personally spoken with hundreds of affected residents. as is always the case and you know this will each other stories is just heartbreaking. one that i cannot stop thinking about as a veteran in mike unity, 100% disability rating from the v.a. who sever tbi and other serious injuries, still fighting and struggling to get any help to rebuild his home that was completely condemned. and despite all the work by you and your team, , despite the declaration of a federal disaster and some of the public assistance, folks like him and hundreds of others are still without any help and any relief. almost none of them had flood insurance because of the topography of where the live. it's absolutely almost impossible they could experienc something like this tragically they did. i want to commend you and thank the president and the administration for pushing to declare the disaster declaration, for working with a good team on the ground to start to get the public ass

and in the call it was portrayed by more than a few people that you weo see targeted strikes at all three until the final few weeks. we gave them those demands five weeks ago. we told the companies from the onset of bargaining that we expect to bargain now, not delay till the very end and expect everything to fall off the table. if they chose that path, it wouldn't be good. we've been very consistent in our message that september 14th is a dead deadline, not a reference point and we expect all three companies to have that agreement. if they don't, there will be action. so we can get there but the companies need to get serious and buckle down. we're 48 hours away. we have a lot of work to do in 48 hours. >> joe has a question. go ahead. >> we've seen the big three over the years, there have been good times and bad times. sometimes the bad times get really bad. i know that every worker at the big three wants a strong and vibrant domestic auto industry. it a good sound bite about ceos and we w side by side. call it tens of millions of dollars, that's fine. i understand that. but to give all

this this is a crisis but weo make clear in this country does not a patchwork of protections based on your identity. every american deserves equal access to civil rights and on discrimination protections. the equal, the equality act will move forward that into law. >> and i know there is major company supporting the bill, that there's been a lot of support for it. one of the question along those lines. are there still places in the u.s. where an lgbtq person can be denied a loan even because of who they are pgh ? >> yes, there are. >> okay. very good. could you talk about some of the progress? you mentioned minnesota, but some of the progress that had been made in states on a state-by-state basis which i think shows how, in fact, there are whole lot of people out there who support the work of hrc and bills and state versions of bills like the equality act. i know my state as you mention has been a leader. we were a leader on anti-discrimination from the very beginning in 1993. we began protecting lgbtq people against workplace discrimination. we were the first state and nation to outl