a few miles away from the wilmington shops.ver 800 people keep traipse in the entire northeast corridor working in good order and it's not been easy because some of them are pretty old trains. but machinists, electricians, pipe fitters, boilermakers, laborers, foremen. one thing is in common, they're all good paying union jobs. the middle class build america but unions built the middle class. unions built the middle class. for years as vice president i met with the workers in these shops and made them a promise and said i would do all i could in my power to fight to keep these jobs and make the rail system better and work on the northeast corridor and told them i'd fight for them and with them and they stuck with me and that's just what i've done. when i became president, i made sure the bipartisan infrastructure law, the law to rebuild our highways and bridges and rail and the whole infrastructure. by the way, it's a tight little law. it's about $1.2 trillion. the point is, how can you be the leading country in the world and h

lucas tomlinson, where he'll be going after this at wilmington, delaware.e's looking at a lot of world developments concurrently, not the least of which is going on in israel as we speak. do you, lucas. >> that's right, neil. and veterans day of course, one of the most sacred traditions here in the united states, dating back to president eisenhower who, for years, of course, the world and the united states celebrated and honored armistice day end of world war i. sadly world war i was supposed to be the war to end all wars, it was not. you had world war ii, the korean war and president eisenhower signed is bill into law for veterans day, the focus had to be on veterans of all wars. and president biden arrived at arlington national cemetery moments ago where he'll lay the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. just to go through some of the history, the tomb of the unknown soldier was created in 1921 providing a final resting place for one of america's unidentified world war i soldiers and two more unknowns from world war ii

a few miles away, the wilmington shops.ver 800 people keep trains in the entire northeast corridor working in good order. it's not been easy. some are pretty old trains. machinists, elech terroristist, pipe fitters, facility workers. boilermakers, laborers, foremen. one thing in common. they are all good-paying union jobs. union jobs. union jobs. the middle class built america. but unions built the middle class. unions built the middle class. as vice president i remember the workers in the shops and made them a promise. i would do all my good in all my power to fight to keep their jobs and make our rail system better and work on the northeast corridor. they stuck with me. that's just what i have done. when i became president i made sure that the bipartisan infrastructure law, that's the law to rebuild our highways and bridges and rail and the whole -- all infrastructure, by the way, it's a tiny little law. it's about $1 trillion, $200 billion. with all that's being done. the point is how can you be the leading country in th

just amazing alex please be safe to your crew as well and lucas tomlinson with the president in wilmingtonre. again there are crowds getting ready to have their own protest later on today. lucas what's the latest from there? reporter: well neil white house announce a four hour pause in combat operations in gaza and notably israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu would not commit to that number in his interview with bret baier. >> is that true there's going to be some stoppage -- >> no fighting continues against the hamas enemy. the hamas terrorist, but in specific locations, for given period of a few hours a few hours there we want to facilitate a safe passage of civilians away from zone of fighting. reporter: so while netanyahu avoid specifics there just saying netanyahu avoid specifics there saying few hours there and forces did have evacuation order in gaza open between 4 and 9 p.m. time to evacuate idf says tactical pause of military operations in the refugee camp today for four hours between 10 and 2 p.m. with evacuations now president biden was asked about pauses earlier this week.

lucas tomlinson is live with the latest from wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: it is notable that all the american soldiers hurt in those strikes have returned to duty but in wilmington white house officials say they want to wrap up of this war as soon as possible, and in this interview with bret baer israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu monitor how long they fell in recent resources. >> you fight isis, you fought al qaeda, i don't think it will take that long i any stretch of the imagination but however long it takes, we will do it. >> reporter: many believe it was saudi arabia's warming relations with israel, and that sparked the october 7th massacre from saudi and israel. it appears saudi and iran are working on closing ties, the big arab summit in riyadh put on pressure on israel to end the war against hamas and gaza. not arabs, iran's president is in saudi arabia for the first time in 11 years. mohammed bin solalman after th restored relations in march. president biden marked veterans day at national cemetery playing a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. president bi

lucas tomlinson is live with the latest from wilmington. lucas. >> well, aishah, you now have the u.s.s. dwight david eisenhower off the coast of yemen so maybe you'll see some strikes from the super hornets after dozens of attacks on u.s. forces in american bases scattered across the middle east. here in wilmington, it was the white house saying that israel has agreed to the four-hour pause in israeli combat operations in gaza. that sounds like that was news to israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his interview with bret baier who said he had not committed to that number. >> is that true that there's going to be some stoppage? >> no, the fighting continues against the hamas enemy, the hamas terrorists, but in specific locations, for a given period of a few hours here, a few hours there, we want to facilitate the safe passage of civilians away from the zone of fighting. >> so while netanyahu avoids specifics there, aishah, the israeli defense forces did announce today an evacuation corridor inside gaza was open for seven hours toda

priscilla alvarez is with the president in wilmington. what is the president hoping to achieve with this op-ed? >> well, the big picture here is that it serves as a reminder that these conflicts abroad, though far away, do affect u.s. national security. that's been a message that the president has tried to send repeatedly as these two conflicts in israel and ukraine have continued to unfold. but he also took the time in this op-ed to say that it is not a time for a cease fire. there have been mounting calls here domestically and abroad for that to happen and the reasoning according to the president is this. quote, as long as hamas clings to its ideology of destruction, a cease fire is not peace. goes on to say to hamas' members, every cease fire is time they exploit to rebuild their stockpile of rockets, reposition fighters, and restart the killing by attacking innocent again. end quote there. now, what the administration has pushed for is humanitarian pauses. saying that would be a way to allow for the release of hostages held by hamas a

i've been in wilmington a fair amount over the last couple of years. you don't really see a lot of protests when the president is in town for the weekend so it does reflect this growing anger among a certain portion of the american population at how president biden has been handling this conflict and it mirrors some other protests that the president has seen over the last week. he saw them in illinois when he was there for a speech. he's been interrupted two times by people calling for a cease fire. now, today, the president drove into his house so he didn't necessarily see these protesters firsthand, but he is aware of this divide among the american public about how this is being handled. it's a divide among democrats as well. just this week, a majority of the democratic caucus in the senate wrote president biden, asking more questions about that $14 billion request for emergency military assistance to israel. asking for guarantees that israel, that the funding come with it some guarantees that israel mitigates civilian deaths. we also heard today fro

so definitely they still keep, well, maintain the key with wilmington, wherever you go in for a city, you will come across the dozens of gardeners, but most apartments are empty and seem to be nothing more than an investment for buyers to your residence, to the island. and tie area has been declared judy for yourself, but experts say this is not enough for city needs to attract people. one to lift. there is no people who are being this know the month plus passivity. i many the know how much that you need on know, shopping more. no retail, we're good for people with the city. then it should be as incomplete. we thought people look at night reveals the problem to stimulate more economic activities. the malaysian government announced a plan to create a special financial zone in for city. this tower is reserved exclusively for companies generating jobs that the local population can be a radically profit from all fuzzy civil malaysia. so this attracts the investment from other countries rising up all time the asian country, they're not given the longest, it would be a shame is the place ha

priscilla alvarez joining us from wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekend.t more do we know about how influential president biden can be here? >> reporter: well, he has certainly touted how influential he can be, not only in getting humanitarian aid, but also in trying to get the release of hostages. of course, the reqquestion of we that deal remains is still a big question, but we did see a trickle of hostages released weeks ago. the president was saying that the, quote, only answer to this conflict is a two-state solution, an idea long endorsed by president biden. he went onto say that israel occupying gaza would be, quote, a big mistake, again reiterating a message there. looking to the nearer term and the urgency right now is the release of hostages held by hamas. these negotiations have been ongoing for weeks. the administration officials are working feverishly behind the scenes. president biden even acknowledging that this week, saying that he himself is involved multiple times a day on this issue. but, of course, he spoke to qatar yesterday. in that c

>> a instead 6 basement in wilmington a lot at the white house showing he is from i think talked to theying the country, as -- with donald trump while in court we know he is going to be for the early part of the primary season >> by the way, you just said that biden said abortion is banned because of trump, trump was clear said should be 15 weeks where is biden getting this? trump never said i wanted ban on abortion. >> we thought the way democrats motivated people, campaign ads ahead of virginia elections last week trying to pin every republican candidate as somebody wanted to get rid of access to abortion, even though that is not what glenn youngkin said, he was pushing 15 week ban as well, that was kind of a test tube for democrats into 2024, and it worked showed that it worked really got people out, in virginia, and in ohio, so, i would expect more of that in the coming months. maria: thanks peter i through a lot at you see you handled it all appreciated it peter doocy thanks god for fox all fox reporters are the ones holding this administration the venl edward lawrence as well liz p

we think that wilmington crew and the failure of reconstruction is important in a couple of sentence most americans don't know a heck of a lot about reconstruction and the failure of reconstruction. it's really important historically for a couple of reasons. it was our country's first experiment with multiracial democracy. and second that was a period in which the united states suffered some pretty ugly political outcomes. violent terrorism, election fraud and substantial amount of extrajudicial. so we talk about 236 years of liberal democracy that actually is not so. it was quite authoritarian for nearly a century which is important for our national political regime. by the middle of the 20th century the united states was considerably less democrat than most western democracies. the other reason why that period is very and for important is, it is very rare established political parties have been competing peacefully at elections turn away from democracy.y. daniel and i are compared to piss we have a fair amount of experience and countries into different regions of the world. we actu

it's a wilmington massacre. you know, the parties were a little bit different. the political parties were a bit different than they were now. so when democrats were in power, a lot of white southerners were democrats. and so they needed really to pass any policies they had to really cater to a lot of southern politicians to get any bills that they went through and that meant sometimes something like, let's say the gi bill, for example federal policy, but they leave the implementation up to it to local and state authorities. so that means that the southerners white southerners ultimately decide who the benefits of the gi bill, which is why you see some of these disparities after world two, because even though the policy is race neutral on its face the implementation does not. does that answer your question? well yeah. and the reason i'm asking because i just saw i am pretty sure that this there a policy that extends the benefits to native americans. but of the other minorities i'mo what i'm saying is that those policies are continue doing relative to the leaders

we have team coverage lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington, delaware president biden to spend the restf veterans day weekends. he was met by hundreds of pro- palestinian protesters. but first jeff paul is live on the ground in southern israel. ask jon, the fighting is going a late into the night israeli forces continue to hit areas of northern gaza. a little while ago was on the floor's been shot up into the sky and a few moments after that you could hear the loud booms of the outgoing artillery as well as possible airstrikes. idf's focus on tightening that circle around gaza city parade they are targeting some of the main medical centers in that region. israel is adamant hamas is using these medical centers as strongholds for their operations for the ongoing bombardment is reportedly leading to power outages in hospitals causing patients to go untreated and more civilians to flee israel estimates 200,000 people have left northern gaza for the south over the past three days alone. it's a major concern for other regional leaders in saudi arabia hosted an emergency summit involving leade

lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington, delaware work the latest. hello, lucas. >> mike, a short time ago the white house releasing a statement about those five american servicemembers that were killed in an aircraft crash in the eastern mediterranean during a midair refuelling exercise. the white house and president biden saying in a statement, quote, jill and i mourn the loss of five american servicemembers who died when their aircraft crashed in the mediterranean sea during a routine training mission. our servicemembers put their lives on the line for our country every day. they willingly take risks to keep the american people safe and secure. fox news sunday senator mark warner was asked by shannon bream if iran is being deterred in the wake of those dozens of attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east. >> i think by placing both a carrier group in the red sea, eastern med, announcing that we sent a submarine, we never normally announce that, and bombing some of the facilities outside of iran, i think it's terribly important. >> and the u.s. mili

for all right thank you and wilmington.spring and retired four-star general jack keane he is the chairman at the institute for the study of war fox news senior strategic analyst. general keane always good to have you and i want to acknowledge the five service members killed and that aircraft crash. of course that was an accident. i do want to start by getting your overall assessment of israel's progress in this work. >> i think the israelis have given themselves a very difficult and challenging mission that's quite different than what is taken place in the past. they told that m the military tt to dismantle the hamas organization as an effective fighting organization and military capability. and then certainly dismantle it as a political entity that is been governing hamas since 2007. in the past the mission given to the military have been limited kill as many of the leaders destroy infrastructure and get out as quickly as possible. before the world widespread international condemnation takes place as a result of civilian c

nbc's aaron gilchrist is traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware.on, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. president biden taking to the editorial pages of "the washington post," making the case for supporting ukraine, israel, and palestinians. writing in part, the road to peace must lead to two people living side by side with equal measures of freedom, opportunity and dignity. now it may be his most robust explanation in favor of the two-state solution. the president writing that gaza and the west bank should be under -- or reunited under a revitalized palestinian authority and israel and reinforcing his backing of israel in the long term saying, as long as hamas clings to its ideology of destruction, a ceasefire is not peace. now this afternoon president biden and the first lady will join a friendsgiving meal with families of troops serving in the eisenhower and ford aircraft carrier groups currently deployed in the eastern mediterranean as a show of support for israel and the deterrent to iran, really. at the same time former pr

and your crew as well great reporting as always my friend in the meantime near the president in wilmingtonre after the meeting with the chinese leader and apec summit but growing pressure for a cease-fire not coming from those abroad but a number of unidentified and critics here. lucas tomlinson has more. lucas. reporter: that's right neil the big take away from the meeting with the chinese counterpart is they met face-to-face for the first anytime a year and agreements were made and effort to curb fentanyl although note thabl president xi made a agreement in 2014 here's the former secretary of state about those meetings with president xi. >> he will promise whatever it takes to get through the meeting and president biden foolishly accepted comements including commitment to reduce fentanyl precursors i don't think xi jinping will ever do he bought commitments as real promises from the communist chinese party and no reason to believe he will live up to any of them. reporter: protest continue in the nation capitol with mounting pressure after hundreds of government officials from 40 departme

that gets out of here then we've got 8 million people under freeze warnings from baton rouge to wilmington temperatures tonight into tomorrow morning into the upper 20s to the low 30s with wind chills even colder lester >> al roker, thank you, sir >>> convicted murderer alex murdaugh was in a courtroom once again today in south carolina, where he was sentenced to 27 years for stealing millions from his clients anne thompson has that story. >> reporter: already a convicted murderer, today, alex murdaugh was sentenced as a thief. >> i trusted you with everything >> reporter: the clients he swindled out of millions of dollars telling the once prominent attorney just how he betrayed them, including murdaugh's life-long friend, jordan jinks. >> the money you stole from me, you could have asked me for it and i would have a gave it to you that's how i felt about you and your family. >> reporter: murdaugh stole more than $4 million from the sons of gloria satterfield, his housekeeper, who fell at his home and later died >> you lied, you cheated, you stole you betrayed me and my family >> reporter:

lucas tomlinson's in wilmington, delaware traveling with the president. aim at president biden'ss family and associates issuing subpoenas to the president's son, brother, and their what wives. because her at the point now we can connect the dots it's time to bring the biden said that's why we issued subpoenas today provides hunters lawyers respond to house oversight committee james, calling this quote another political stunt. a point echoed by the white house. >> i will have to say something i've said many times it. this is an investigation that has been going on for a year now. and has turned up zero evidence of wrong doing by the president because there is none. >> former president trump remaining defiant in its own legal battles. monday he is expected back in court in new york to be in his defense in the civil trial. >> they indicted me for nothing. they indicted me because i said i invited numbers were. >> dozens of charges a gop front-runner still faces have not hurt him in the polls and have not kept him from beating biden and many head-to-head matc

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home that did correspond with a time where hunter biden had listed that wilmington address on his driver's the reason for that is because he was only permanent address that he had at the time, so we don't know much more beyond that, but we know contextually for these kinds of investigations, interviewing the person at the center of it, which would be joe biden, the current president is a signal that's among the final steps. we do know this is now of course stretching into almost a year now. it's possible it could be wrapping up. it's possible these last steps would be what we have to see before that. we aren't able to report on what might happen in the context of any possible charges at this point. it is important to point out as part of their investigation, congressional republicans have tried to make this connection, this linkage between hunter biden potentially having any kind of access to these documents for which we haven't seen any kind of evidence of so far, even though they continue to probe that aspect. chris. >> monica alba, thank you. >>> up next, holiday shoppers make it an ear

we know the president is in wilmington, at his home in wilmington this weekend. after having participated in some of the veterans day services at arlington national cemetery today. still, though paying attention to what is happening on the hill, being very much aware of the potential for a government shutdown next week, even as he is supposed to travel to san francisco to meet with the chinese president and other world leaders at the apex summit. so this is something that is front of mind for the white house, and something that they are continuing to push house republicans to come to some common ground on to keep the government from shutting down the end of next week. alicia? >> erin reporting from the white house for us tonight, thank, you erin. with us now, pennsylvania congressman brandon boyle, ranking member of the house budget committee. congressman, the white house calling this a recipe for chaos. an un-serious proposal. i am going to guess that you agree? >> great to be back with, yes, i would agree with that. we all know the way this is going to end. we

host: wilmington, illinois. go ahead with your comment. caller: i will make it quick. this thing with israel, i do not think we need to be funny them at all. they claim to be the chosen people of god. let god take care of it. happy solstice. >> legislation to prohibit federal funding to house document immigrants on federal lands. the bill revokes the existing lease between the national park service and new york city to house migrants in brooklyn. thursday, lawmakers could vote to expel republican congressman george santos from the house. robert garcia and republican congressman anthony d'esposito and issue separate expulsion resolutions. congressman santos would be the sixth house member to be removed. you can watch live coverage when lawmakers return on c-span. >> since 1970 nine in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress

. >>> halloween is now over, and so is a spooky tradition in wilmington, delaware.eir home in a halloween wonderland have decided this year was interetheir grand fina. that means their spooky gear is up for grabs. tim furlong from our philadelphia affiliate is showing us around. >> reporter: all the stuff that has been spooky here at the mayor's house for the last 26 halloweens. >> if i catch you, you'll have to give up your soul. >> reporter: well it is all now for sale. >> i thought i would come up and get a piece of history. i'd like to have something from his display to put in ours. >> reporter: after our recent story, everyone who didn't know about the home learned of it and learned about the big decoration sale starting november 1st. >> people have been here since 8:30 in the morning. >> reporter: does it make you think for even a little bit that maybe we should go one more year? >> no, no. >> reporter: they are now their 70s, and it takes a ton of time and physical labor. they decided year 26 would have to be the final year. but they are happy the decorations

wilmington en delaware, fue escenario de una protesta pidiendo un alto al fuego en medio oriente conl presidente. la protesta ocurriÓ justo cuando joe biden regresaba de washington donde asistiÓ a los eventos para el dÍa de los veteranos >> pasamos a mÉxico, los residentes en guerrero, tratan de seguir sus rutinas diarias tras el paso del huracÁn, sin embargo la tarea es difÍcil con el aumento de hasta un 70% los precios de los alimentos. valeria leÓn, nos cuenta mÁs sobre lo que se vive a diario >> en un panorama desolador , los puestos de comida comienzan a operar nuevamente en acapulco. ante la carencia de insumos para el devastador ciclÓn, vendedoras como josefina incrementaron sus costos. >> no habÍan pollos, ya no pudimos ir nosotros tambiÉn tuvimos que subir un poquito para ganar $30 por cada pollo >> el precio de los huevos y la carne se duplicÓ, por lo que pobladores van a otros estados para adquirirlos mÁs barato lo compramos de moreno. >> mientras que las playas, los pescadores quedaron a su suerte, sus embarcaciones sufrieron daÑos y ahora solo les queda la red en mano pa

he will then spend the weekend at his home in wilmington, delaware. well, stay with us, because after the break, we continue following the very latest on today's massive 6.7 earthquake that struck just south of the philippines. and it all happened, of course, while the country's top officials were here in san francisco attending apec, we'll hear from the philippine secretary of foreign affairs next 6.7 magnitude quake struck earlier today. on the left, you can see those scary moments as a giant crane collapsed from the top of a skyscraper during that shaking. the quake hit about 16 miles offshore of general santos on the burias island just after 4 p.m. local time. and right now, many of the country's top officials are here in san francisco for apec. so abc seven news reporter ryan curry talked to the philippines secretary of foreign affairs about this disaster. >> thank you so much for taking your time out of a very busy week. i want to kind of first ask you, we know the earthquake that just broke out in the philippines. can i get your thoughts really

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bases and military in the middle east, lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington, delaware, lucas?we learned it was a pair of u.s. air force fighter jets that targeted a training facility in a safe house according to defense secretary lloyd just austin we received reports from jennifer griffin, a headquarters and striking killed 6 or 7 iranian proxy fighters and safe house was a headquarters killing the fighters in training facilities storied a bunch of weapons a lot of second dear explosives this strike will hurt. but let's also okay to in mediterranean, a black hawk helicopter from u.s. arm elite that helicopter carrying out a midair refueling mission, 160 known at night stockers that helicopter crashed off of the yost, killing up 5 service members aboard, and we have some file footage showing a daytime evolution, mid tear refueling, this is a complex flying operation 160th does most of weather their work at night. they are in the region as part of the build up of u.s. forces, 1 60 called to rescue or evacuate americans in middle east if orderings, they have thrown members of sea

host: wilmington, illinois. go ahead with your comment. caller: i will make it quick. this thing with israel, i do not think we need to be funny them at all. they claim to be the chosen people of god. let god take care of it. happy solstice. host: that is stephen in illinois. a lot playing out this week when it comes to congress and these 16 odd days before the next series of breaks on the house side. you will see activity on the senate side as well. we invite you to stay close to our various channels. c-span, which you are watching now, covers the house. the senate's is c-span2. you can always follow along on the app and our website at c-span.org. that is it for our program today. another edition comes your way tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. the house is about to come in. we take you to the house of representatives. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] the speaker pro tempore: t he house will be in order. the chair

if these guys were named joe wilmington, would they have gotten the money out of china, out of romaniad they have gotten money out of russia or ukraine? would they have gotten money out of kazakhstan? no person in america except a hard-left dewebe believed that joe biden is political force and was basically trading on his name and his family was getting wealthy off of hads name and he did things that are -- he now has three times as many e-mails as hillary clinton did that are from a fake name. i mean, this is an astonishing, in a normal world, the entire apparatus of the justice department would be going nuts tearing this apart. if his name was richard nixon, this would be gigantic schedule on the edge of impeachment. only desperation of the establishment to avoid donald trump winning is allowing them to prop up what is clearly a corrupt, totally dishonest and routinely everyday lying family who are closer to the sopranos than george washington. >> laura: 82,000 pages of private e-mail, newt, that is all. great to see you tonight. thank you. coming up, scary side of biden administrati

chanting] >> laura: well, joe biden enjoyed the beach time, as he usually does on the weekend in wilmington, rohoboth beach. calls for intifada and signage that featured swastika, i thought biden was horrified. >> when i saw folks carrying nazi swastikas, torches and chanting antisemitism bile that was heard through germany in the early '30s. i could not remain silent after charlottesville. >> laura: suddenly the cat has his tongue here? or if he gets political out of it. only a hundred people or so at char charlottesville. joining us victor from the hoover. here is damage we are showing on the screen. white house gates. did the january 6 people spraypaint inside the capitol or damage statues? i'm not remembering that. >> i don't think they did, but they redefined insurrection for us. any time masked groups of people get near government insulation or deface government statutary or the gate or disrupt congressional proceedings or go into the are tunda, where it is proh prohibited, it is insurrection, especially when an elected official tries to rev everybody up and not quell. that is what ra

kevin liptack is in wilmington, delaware.hat can you tell us about this protest near biden's home? >> yeah, it's hundreds of pro palestinian protesters near where biden lives here in delaware. it is rare to see protests of this size here in delaware for the president's frequent visits on the weekend. it does illustrate that growing discontent among certain parts of the american population about how this is being handled and certainly, the president has seen that at various points over the last several weeks including in illinois where he was this week. protestors on the street. he's also been interrupted during a few of his speeches from people calling for a cease fire. so this pressure is building on president biden on his handling of this. we did also hear earlier today from the french president, ema emanuel macron, who said there is no justification for the israeli bombing and calling on other leaders to join him in that call. earlier this week, we did see a majority of the democratic caucus in the senate writing to the wh

political play book they are celebrating in wilmington, delaware, they feel vindicated.t your own peril, biden is an albatross. >> harris: to abortion, where are republicans on this message and where should they be? they are not winning with it. >> dr. saphier: republicans have a massive messaging problem. people go to the polls to vote, when it comes to abortion democrats are unified. republicans are fractured from extreme pro-life to where you can have no access to abortion to you have restrictions on it. they need their messaging together. my husband just ran for local township council, unsuccessfully. americans have massive voter turnout problem. democrats are like 4-1 locally in new jersey. the margin of which democrats continue to win are those that are putting out mail-in ballots and so for 2024, that is what republicans need to focus on, if republican voters remain complacent, it doesn't matter, if you voted, good for you. people who stayed home, failing education system to democratic-run cities with high crime and migrant coming in, this is your problem as much

cnn's senior white house reporter kevin liptack joins us now from wilmington, delaware where the president is spending the weekend. it didn't take long to push back and what can you tell us about how the biden administration is reacting? >> this was not an enthusiastic reaction to this proposal and remember, omar, these are two sides getting ready to know each other and the house speaker was something of an unknown to the white house when he was elected and certainly the white house wasted no time in panning mike johnson's proposal to keep the government open saying in a statement with just days left before an extreme republican shutdown and after shutting down congress for three weeks after they ousted their own leader and they're wasting time with a serious proposal that has been panned by both parties and house republicans need to stop wasting time on their own political divisions and do their jobs and work in a bipartisan way to prehave not a shutdown. certainly not mincing their words yet and what is unclear is whether all democrats will oppose this proposal because while it is unorth