he said that he won't be able to beat chuck grassley. he could use this in his campaign ads. >> absolutely, he can. we know this in iowa, chuck grassley is an institution. he works so hard. literally his campaign slogan is "chuck grassley works," and he has for a number of years. he's widely respected in the senate, and that's why chuck schumer admitted to all those folks openly and that restaurant that his opponent in iowa, chuck grassley's opponent, will not win. >> brian: u.n. susan collins, too close to call, and you won easily. so did susan collins. do you sense the same here? i think we are caught up in believing all the polls again. >> i don't believe the polls and i don't believe those liberal pundits out there. i think this is intentional, to suppress the vote as well as suppress the donors. again, i think we have a great opportunity to take the senate back this fall, take the house back most certainly, and again, trying to be part of that effort to help win. redwavesenate.com. >> ainsley: did you feel my heater? >> my shins are

chuck grassley. >> steve: chuck grassley is going to win, is he fundraising left and right. mark kelly the senator from arizona was at the table and chuck schumer said the arizona senate race would tighten if peter diehl the billionaire tech guy started spending money on republicans. >> brian: he loves blake master. >> steve: it's going to tighten according to chuck schumer. chuck schumer and manchin have had a strange relationship. he said joe manchin's claim that taxing the rich is like inflation for the wealthy americans, he said that is ridiculous. so, a lot of this stuff that they say on tv is different than what they say in a fancy italian restaurant where everybody having a lot of fun, drinking a glass or two of wine. >> ainsley: he also criticized mr. cuomo for redistricting. the funny thing is he will say all of that allegedly at the dinner table. but when the media calls his office to get a comment, they say we decline. >> brian: do you know why it is? because it happened and it's all true and he can't deny it. >> ainsley: to be a fly on the wall well now you are.

chuck, to you. this is a civil lawsuit. at the moment, there's no fear of any kind of criminal penalties, prison time, anything for former president trump or his children. they are referring this to the manhattan d.a. and the irs for future investigation. fill in what you see as the gravatus of this. >> quite grave. you are right, andrea. this is a lawsuit. they are suing the trumps and their organization. they are not charging them with a crime. that's a very important distinction. in a civil lawsuit, which the attorney general of new york state just described, they are seeking regress. they will bar the company and members of the company from financial transactions. they will seek disgorgement for compensation from the company in the tune of about a quarter of a billion dollars. even if the attorney general succeeds in this, nobody goes to jail as a result of this. it's a civil lawsuit. that means that she has a lower burden of proof at trial. in a civil case, that burden of proof is a preponderance of the evidence. think

this is a deal he made with chuck schumer in august and in order to pass the state reconciliation bill he wanted this legislation attached to a past bill. however we don't know if that bill will have 60 votes in the senate and especially in the house to get it over the finish line because a lot of house democrats have said they don't want to support it . so it's interesting again going into the last week of september with a lot of unease during the vote tomorrow it may not actually be a vote that can get the government-funded and passed by friday. >> your colleague at the wall street journal katie ferric today laying out what's actually in that permanent reform bill. here's what she writes. that bill would speed up the approval process for energy-related projects including natural gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, solar power installation . is it true your target for the duration of the most detailed category of review required by the federal government's national environmental policy act and it would order the white house to designate 25 projects that energy costs and imp

betsy and chuck are msnbc contributors. chuck, i'm going to let you respond to what ken just said, it's confusing what the defense is. we know in the hearing that trump's lawyers compared this basically keeping an overdue library book, simplifying the dispute to that level. what do you make of that? >> yeah, i think that's a remarkably silly argument, lindsey. if i gave an overdue library book to a russian intelligence officer i don't think i would do very much harm to the national security of the united states, however, if i gave somebody like that, a russian intelligence officer, top secret sci classified information i could do grave damage to the national security of the united states. so i don't think lawyers do their clients any service at all by making foolish arguments in court. i understand that some of these arguments are not really intended for court, they're intended for public consumption, but if you are litigating something, lindsey, and you're litigating it in court in front of a federal judge, i think more so

that is where the chuck schumer's job becomes quite a difficult task. and cobbling the coalition, which sets of lawmakers can come together and join hands? it gets sent over to the house of representatives. were you need a simple majority. should be an easier for nancy pelosi. agains. nothing is easy in this congress. hill e taking ahead a few weeks, cheating a little bit. if you want to join the conversation you can do so for lines are open democrats (202) 748-8000. republicans it is (202) 748-8001 . independents (202) 748-8002. 748-8002. a stepping away from the continuing resolution in government funding another item on the to do list as you note in the great wrap up recently the protecting legal same-sex marriage effort in congress and explain what that is and where the democrats are on that effort. >> this is a response to the roe v wade decision by the court to overturn the long-standing decision and so senators, democrats and a handful of republicans said if the united states supreme court can step in and overturn a precedent like roe v wade perh

tiffany and chuck, i showed the futures picture. tiffany, we will start with you. what your intuition or gut is telling you about whether or not this selloff is over and whether there is any capitulation in sight. >> that's the question, dom, right? good morning i think we are talking the selloff and the markets reaction to the fed still you can't talk about the fed without talking about, of course, inflation coming down. it is hard to talk about inflation coming down without talking about real income growth what that is to the audience is how much money an individual makes after adjusted for inflation. getting back to the idea of a soft landing the fed is able to do that, we hope that reflects in the markets. a soft landing will require the fed to slow gdp growth carefully. again, 68% of gdp is consumer spending spending has to slowdown the main driver for spending growth has been income growth. currently, we have solid wage growth we are adding jobs no reason to think this will slowdown significantly this year the fed will have to continue hiking rates and more t

that is where, that's where chuck schumer's job becomes quite a difficult task. what can actually, which lawmakers can come together and to enhance and pass this and etiquette sent over to the representatives were you need a simple majority. it should be an easier lift for nancy pelosi but again nothing is very easy in this united states congress. host: and of course the president's signature to put it into law. we are talking about the road ahead on capitol hill and we are taking ahead a few weeks, cheating a little bit. if you want to join the conversation you can do so for lines are open democrats (202) 748-8000. republicans it is (202) 748-8001 . independents (202) 748-8002. another item on the to do list as you know the protecting legal same-sex effort explain what that is and/or democrats are on that effort. guest: this is in response to actually the roe v. wade decision by the supreme court to overturn the roe v. wade long-standing decision and, so senators democrats and a handful of republican safe we may need to, if the united states supreme court can ov

so there's like chuck chuck, chuck chuck instructions these 2 years ago and 2 until now like this been damien, all the stuff. everybody got a lot of instructions, you know, how to behave, what to do with not to do what the, what to say, how to stay safe, you know, ah, so we, for what if fluxes could give some instruction, would make us more free to, to make us look around, but differently instructions to feel that it's not so scary talks floor yourself. personally, participants can't wait to get started. now they just have to climb up palatas hill in typically flax's style. the festival 1st took place him corners in 2018 at the top. playful and absurd, his performance is a weight festival guests here folk search for colonels of grain in mounds of earth, while blindfolded they deal with i read with the so random part of the word i like about it. i love how people are united during this event. the maker, it's crazy and this should be i'm glad that we can get like out of our comfort zone, you can be whatever you want today. so that's why i like it like freedom. then it's time for the gran

still with, us carol leonnig, asha rangappa, and chuck rosenberg. chuck, what do we know about judge raymond diary. >> judge dearie isn't senior status, as a night of states district court judge in the eastern court of brooklyn. i hadn't had a privilege to see him, stephanie, but i've talked to a bunch of people who have. he's smart. he's humble. he's kind. he's fair, and that he's efficient. all things you want in a federal judge. i should add, it was also a federal prosecutor and an assistant u.s. attorney. he was the united states attorney for that district, the eastern district of new york, before president reagan put him on a federal bench. and he has also served on the foreign intelligence surveillance court. the court comprised of federal judges who review the most sensitive national security matters, for surveillance and for searches, typically, submitted by the fbi. so well versed in counter and counterterrorism matters. well versed in the handling of classified documents. and as i mentioned, a widely respected, admired, and well loved fede

i worked with chuck, liked chuck. smart guy, great guy. it makes no sense for the millions of americans underemployed. americans who are americans because they came here the proper way. they went through their paces to become citizens. this idea that "hey, here's a solution. bring in anybody and everybody. that will solve the problem." mayor may not be healthy policy. i want to wrap it up. i only have a minute. i did want to same jen sake made a comments on "meet the press." she said if its democrats and they are running on biden, that's a losing proposition. >> an obvious statement. the president and democrats want to make this about donald trump, the guy who hasn't been an office in 21 months and if it if is the riser after a referendum on joe biden and his disapproval is in the 60s on inflation, economy, crime, border, immigration. the party in power ain't going to do well. the last two democratic presidents, bill clinton lost 50 more seats in 1990 form and barack obama 63 and 2010 and they were more popular than joe biden. what is this

she doesn't care because chuck todd doesn't care. i have a beef with chuck. he's supposed to be this big deal. probably getting paid way too much. this is the pristine premier show on sundays. who is the old guy? tim russert. he would go after your throat if he thought you were a liar. his first question is, is the border secure? you know what her answer was? well, we have to pass amnesty. what? every person in central america that sees that clip says pack your bags, let's go north. they're giving out amnesty. his follow up question after she said it was secure, two million people crossed. she hems and hawes and says trump broke the border. we're fixing what trump did. how does chuck todd not have any sort of follow up question? how does chuck todd not ask about the democratic mayors that are complaining about a few dozen busloads of migrants? how does he not ask that question? it's one of the biggest stories in the country. yeah, it's secure. aren't republicans terrorists? how can you let her go like that? >> jeanine: i agree. the truth is, harold, when she

elf chucking. that's not even legal. not since the early days of the howard stern show has this nation put up with elf chucking. who is ron desantis that can throw an elf across the river? is he hercules? this man is dangerous. chucking an elf across the river? not only that, desantis outed t tony fauci as an elf. tony fauci is tall. that's karine-jean pierre! of all of the jobs you could hire karine-jean pierre for, professional hand waver the first. wave a hand and look confused. she is at the top of your list. if you need someone who can speak english and communicate ideas we can understand, she might be at the bottom of your list. but they hired her anyway. the result is amazing. heartening. these are the leaders of the revolution. today karine-jean pierre defined the term extremist us for. she defined it from the podium: anyone whose views differ from the majority of americans. if your views are different from the majority, you are an extremist. here's the best part: karine-jean pierre works for a guy who has a 38%

chuck, the special master is getting to work immediately. one of the first things he is doing is demanding trump show proof that he actually declassified these documents like he has claimed, and i want to share what our friend had to say about his move. >> if they don't answer it, it's pretty clear what he's going to do he is going to say, look, if you're not making the argument that they are declassified, they are classified on the face, government is telling me they're classified, it walks, talks, looks like a duck, there is an affidavit saying there is a duck, and you're not saying that it's not a duck so, guess what? they are classified. >> what do you think, chuck? it's a duck? >> that sounds right, yeah. i'm not sure i'd go with a duck metaphor, stephanie i think there's a simpler way to explain it. if the documents are classified, and president trump, former president trump thinks he declassified them at some point, then say so, demonstrate it. none of his lawyers have ever said that in court. so, the presumption, as andrew was presum

sullivan, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thanks for having me, chuck. >> let me start with this. we have russia doing sham referendums trying to annex territory from ukraine. we have the civilian draft that putin instituted to mobilize 300,000 troops. based on those two developments, what is the u.s. assessment right now of why putin is making these moves? and is it a sign that he's losing this war? >> well, chuck, throwing together sham referendum on three days' notice and scrambling to call up hundreds of thousands of people who are going to need to get trained and organized is not a sign of strength. it's not a sign of confidence. quite the opposite. it's a sign that he is struggling very badly in ukraine. that the russian army is struggling badly. and that he doesn't have a lot of options left because he really did not want to have to move to mobilization. he knew that as soon as he ordered mobilization, there would be some upheaval in the country. we're seeing the images and scenes of that right now. so, the russian army is in trouble. and the ukrainian army is making gains

so there's like chuck chuck, chuck chuck instructions these 2 years ago and 2 until now, like this. been damian. all the stuff, everybody got a lot of instructions, you know, how to behave, what to do with not to do what were to say, how to stay safe, you know, so, so we fun. what if fluxes could give some instructions would make us more free to, to make us look around, bit differently, instructions to feel that it's not so scary to explore yourself. personally, participants can't wait to get started. now they just have to climb up palatas hill in typically flax's style. the festival 1st took place him corners in 2018 at the top, playful and observed his performance is a weight festival guests. here folk search for colonels of grain in mounds of earth while blindfolded they deal with oh my good with the for i'm on the on the order i level i like about it. i love how people are united during this event the made it it's crazy. a, i'm glad to bed. we king kids like our comfort zone. you can be whatever you one today. so that's why i like that like freedom. then it's time for the grand

they are classified. >> what do you think, chuck? it's a duck? >> that sounds right, yeah. i'm not sure i'd go with a duck metaphor, stephanie i think there's a simpler way to explain it. if the documents are classified, and president trump, former president trump thinks he declassified them at some point, then say so, demonstrated none of his lawyers have ever said that in court the presumption, as andrew was presuming, the presumption is they are classified the judge has asked a simple question, they're not classified, stephanie, tell me if they're not classified, we could move past this issue. they'reby the way, i think of s a bit of a red herring. let me explain that. in some, ways it doesn't even matter. the underlying statues are an issue, upon which the search warrant was executed, it doesn't require the documents to be classified the classification is important to the intelligence community, it matters to the damage assessment, it doesn't really matter to the underlying criminal case, judge dearie's trying to get to the point, he asked a question, you'd like a simpl

[laughter] but aren't you of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? don't you wish they would go away and mitch mcconnell, all of them would get on a boat and sailed to italy? >> i'd like to announce kevin and i will be watching of food blog soon when we talk about what restaurants are hoity-toity and which ones aren't. i agree. if you've got -- why not right now politically is i don't want to hear about chuck schumer and nancy pelosi, i want to recognize any name of anybody in congress. the fact that every single election cycle for i think the past 240 years we've heard about these same people is a problem. it's gotten stale, political discourse has gotten stale and there needs to be some sort of destruction. i don't think holding on to little reins when the results have been so disastrous since. the american people have voiced concerns over various times a political movement yet chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have said if einstein has stated, we need cleaning up of the house. kennedy: they are all old, stale because it smells like mothballs. we are

chuck: it sounds likely. the executed a search warrant and they had authority to look in places where they might find them. and they spent hours. that is one reason why they went in with a lot of people. if they only went in with one person, it would take a lot longer. you bring a lot of agents, you do a thorough search pursuant to a lawfully authorized warrant signed by a federal judge, and that becomes part of the investigation. but that doesn't mean the investigation is over. it doesn't mean that they could not or would not execute another search warrant somewhere else. you follow the facts and follow the leads and go where they go. judy: what do you look for at this point next year? >> well, i am biased, judy. i come from the department of justice and i have great faith in their ability to do that work. i don't know when we will hear again from merrick garland, but typically the department of justice speaks in court through motions and written documents. i am looking for those. judy: chuck rosenberg, we a

chuck todd with the scoop. we look forward to this show today. thanks, chuck, for your insight. be sure to join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." you can see the full, exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris. stick right here and tune in to "meet the press" at 8:00 a.m. right after this newscast. if you watch us every week you know if about 30 minutes from now we will talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our political segment and look at the upcoming elections and voters who could sway the elections here in california. we are moving you forward with information on new omicron booster shots. the updated covid vaccine formulas are rolling out across the bay area. yesterday contra costa health services began offering the new doses at its site in richmond at the richmond auditorium at civic center plaza. the booster shots are designed to protect against the original covid strain and the newer omicron variants. vaccinated people ages 12 and older are eligible for pfizer's booster but you have to be 18 or older to getlso being offered at the

i want to get to chuck on this. an excerpt from the ruling. this struck me. the investigation and treatment of a former president is of unique interest to the general public and the country, and served best by an ordinarily process that promotes the interest and perception of fairness. we heard from merrick garland saying no one is above the law. it sounds like this federal judge is making unique rules for the former president because of that former post. >> nobody can disagree with what you just read. we're all interested in justice and fairness. that's fine as far as it goes. i think you are right. she does seem to be doing something unusual. it's an unusual case. we don't normally litigate questions surrounding grand jury investigations and mishandling of classified information with former presidents. i understand her instinct to get this exactly right. i think ryan's reporting is really important. i want to reiterate a part of it. special masters, independent neutral third parties, are typically used in cases in which we have attorney/client privilege inf

here is one that a chuck speaking to the hired hate man. who has a cob. do you understand who i'm talking about? he's now filling in for the deputy head of the department. the call. do you understand which one tonka? yes. he used to be a district police officer to ensure the right person would be targeted when better chuck sent a picture of the victim and 2 of his body guards to their would be killer. have you seen the photos that tonka the young one? he saw the pictures and so did rushes f as b to whom he handed all the information about the plot. so call me regarding chunk of stacy, i was ordered to find information on him. his current address is formula cation and photos of what he looks like. he promised to me 70000 ukraine and driven us for tankers head. i was ordered to follow him everywhere and eliminate him. when, when that she'll call her and tell him that taggard's death, not no in it was staged. the fake assassin received his bounty on a bank card. this man, can you send us your credit card number? if you have one, you see it's a government pro

here has been that a chuck speaking to the hired heat man. who has a cub, do you understand who i'm talking about? he's now filling in for the deputy head of the department. the call. do you understand which one tonka? yes, he used to be a district police officer to ensure the right person would be targeted, bend artichoke, sent a picture of the victim, and 2 of his body guards to their would be killer. have you seen the photos that tonka? the young one? he saw the pictures and so did rush his f as b to whom he handed all the information about the plot. so please call me regarding tonka stacey, i was ordered to find information on him. his current address is formula cation and photos, and of days, they'll allocate the money, then someone takes it and brings it to me. and i say, loyal my case is not the 1st one, and they will make more motor attempts. as considering the latest fax, this is their direct approach because they are not capable of anything else. they work out some sabotaged methods, assassinations, ways to intimidate our families,

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all right, house speaker nancy pelosi is in trouble, don't take it from us, senate majority leader chuck schumer is telling top democrats they should not expect to keep control of the house and that is not all he had to say. >> todd: ashley strohmier has details on the concerns. >> ashley: despite nancy pelosi's public optimism, senator chuck schumer is singing a different song. chuck schumer told democrats if the election were held today, there 60% chance they would hold the senate and 40% they would hold the house. adding nancy pelosi could be in you believe tr. he believes trump will run in 2024. people say president biden has struggled to unite the country. >> the country was already divided to an extent extent, biden didn't help. >> he is trying to be a unifier, it is rough right now. >> everything he is doing is totally the wrong thing. >> carley: there has been criticism of the gop not having a solid platform to run on, house minority leader made it clear what they will do when they win back the house. >> we're going to unite america with a plan, restore america to where we need t

if chuck schumer has another vote, we are in serious trouble next year. i also want to caution, this is a 50 state battle. we have some states that are already protecting unborn children, many states are just waiting for the legislature to come back into session, we are seeing, opponents are well organized, well-funded, we so what happened in kansas. they're going to go after every state. in south dakota, if they certify the wording, they are already planning to collect petitions to have a ballot -- a measure on the ballot in 2024 to override with the state legislature has done because they want to take it to the people, thinking they will win. that is going to happen in all 50 states. if you come from a state that you think is conservative, pro-life, expect some activity like that. do not take anything for granted. >> i want to give it to you. on the medical side, there are things that are emerging. talked about the dangers of that. >> the pill. why not just take this bill? it's easier, cleaner. i just read that half of the abortions now are through the

what do you think of chuck todd's math had. >> first of all, no relation to chuck todd. i want to point that out. when it comes to math had and overall assessment, keep in mind we wouldn't need workers if the democrats at any time hand out free money -- didn't hand out free money eliminating basically the desire and need to work for so many americans. a lot of them men. we also have an a issue in our country as you know where so many men have decided to don't want to work, they eliminated themselves out of the workforce. not only do they not have a work ethic, their lives consist of playing video games in mom's basement. it's a bigger issue in terms of of mass you c masculinity. it's devastating. for chuck todd to say we can and should fill that gap with illegal immigration is stunning. illegal immigration is still a crime even though democrats don't act like it. maria: your thoughts, rob? >> i mean, it's time for chuck to get out and get off the with a comment like that -- off the air with a comment like that. it's pure idiocy. we've got people in america looking for jo

host: majority leader chuck schumer held a press conference talking about these events. one of the things he did talk about was money going to the island. he brought up some concerns and we will get your response. [video clip] >> we were able to deliver $21 billion, $21 billion to our fellow citizens in puerto rico. to deal with housing, health care, water and half of it went to power. $12 billion, this is not a lack of money. let me say this, listen to this, according to gao only 2% of the money has been spent. 2%, when the island was already devastated by maria and laid open to even more devastation by fiona. is that outrageous? while in large part that was due to the trump administration's callousness, and action and intransigence, it is also because of ongoing conflict for which resources should power the island. half of that funding, more than half to rebuild the grid devastated by maria. while fema is working hard to support that effort, the ongoing conflict between the energy bureaus has stronghold it those efforts. instead of getting power to the people and makin

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investigator, sam and educations erica and we have a jampacked show for you tonight and look at this center chuck grassley, he is one of the doj, the justice department do not attack and do not censor fbi whistleblowers calling out, politically biased fbi officials, doing things like interfering in the hunter biden probe we have to state ag's and they want that hauling evidence of big tech colluding with white house, to do censorship of social media in california chaos crime and really lock out mornings there and high taxes and more, remember when california governor gavin newsom told people in florida, to move to california, guess where gavin newsom in-laws are moving to and on top of obama advisor said that it's wrong to attack the parents who opposed school shutdowns is a schoolchildren lose two decades of morning pretty i'm elizabeth mcdonald and the evening edit starts right now. liz: welcome to the show and think you for joining us, sending to the downside, the dow dropped 337 points, after the august jobs report came in at 315,000, and it was better than expected and investors though are n

elizabeth: well it is a pleasure and honor to have back on senator chuck grassley. senator, always great to see you, sir. sir, what do you make of this fight? florida governor ron desantis is hitting back against a class-action suit filed by illegal immigrants, they were flown to martha's vineyard? the above produced con consumer confidence sent forms they signed on a voluntary basis. what do you make of this fight? >> i have seen criticism and hypocritical to this criticism. iowans say the border ought to be closed, the president is not enforcing the border and 8,000 people come across. and they find their way to various parts the united states. thousand a day maybe. desantis sends 50 people to martha's vineyard, you would i it would be the end of the world, a rich part, a high income part of massachusetts as well and they're inviting illegal aliens with signs, so why the big uproar? it is hypocritical for people to say desantis did something wrong and not worry about texas, new mexico, arizona and california, taking the brunt of it all and i guess it is hypocritic

chuck: absolutely. at least the positive side on this is, all of the effects are going to be south of the major gas fields. there are scattered shut ins precautionary measures. the infrastructure should be able to handle it, this shouldn't be more than a brief, transient impact on natural gas production and refining in the u.s. since it is trucking right across, the phosphate areas, and a lot of facilities that are in the direct path are going to be off-line for three to six weeks because of the damage and disruption from the storms. if you look at things from a consumer standpoint, citrus, if something like two third of florida citrus production -- it is nearing harvest. all of that fruit is probably going to be lost. a bigger concern is, the storm peaks in intensity inland, you are not just looking at losing this year's crop, your losing tree damage, that could take five years to recover. guy: could it make its way up into -- onto land and further north, how quickly does it dissipate? how much damage

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you know, in his conversations with the heat men, when they're chuck explained the reasons behind the as be used assassination plots . he was responsible for. i kill them and i don't give, i don't consider them to be human beings. i have no mercy for them. they're filthy vermin. the command says, fall the cases. i say you fall the cases for the traitors by yourselves. we should slaughter them. not while the cases bunder took became complacent and can fast. he was behind the keeling of another pro russian police officer who was also a blogger sharing some green details. i'll tell you how i did that. have you heard that shot head of police got wacked and kiss on. he was said to be appointed as the head of the kiss on region police. he was wax in the head. the whole shot was blown up, the glass shattered. that's it. that killing was real. when that chuck's future plans were ambitious and bloody more killings and more explosions, you wipe that copout and after that i want to try to low dish. there will be 4 packs with remote control. a man enters to grab a coffee and then the juice pack a

when that chuck's future plans were ambitious and bloody more killings and more explosions. you wipe that ca pouts and after that, i want to try to low dish. there will be 4 packs with remote control. the man enters to grab a coffee and then the juice packet. the entrance just blows up. i've talked to some guys from as of there, a new toys coming. do you know what a thermo barrett weapon is? is the same thing as a vacuum weapon. and we'll also get anti personnel explosives with remote detonation. you won't have to move an inch, was set around 600 rounds of explosives and a ballistic device with a killer war 2. he also boasted that alexander was just one of many or blender chokes, little army. you see i have a lot of kids, like you, i bring up a whole fresh unit of my own private killers. you're the most promising one. i always say, whatever you do or say, my boy is the best guy, even save your contact as my number one son. so who was the hired gun? the story is like the plot of an action movie. he was simply an ordinary civilian one day, a random local resident and former pr

didn't chuck gems jim nuts at the moment of can also say hit betty cillian de bullet lost their 60 percent off of a listen. that was thinking. yeah. so i see if i'm a big deal that would be good to control. it says i didn't go on to a minute delay. see like when a kid is in mute. so why should denisha g was your point problem? it could be moved up and medical school thinking the come on, you can do this as a stale of work for me. i need it. and then they you until you toria to cool. when the british go to i yes. and that i see you with addition of the one from dental claims quoted on the fuel, the united states and for many years now provided in the area between $1300000000.00 worth of lethal and non lethal military assistance to ukraine per year. some were some misconduct key schema using the cardoso was to run the show. okay. in the case the city is an issue with not a single shot. they yelled us completely for we do get we shouldn't since it's not for them to the point. but if the heat stupid is short, the freshness videos with bullish to we've got there. and if you need to consider wha

new hampshire senate president chuck morse is now spinning that spending in his favor. democrats spending cash to attack him in a republican primary proves that see the bigger threat to maggie hassan. >> chuck schumer is spending $6 million against me and maggie hassan is spending $6 million against me to make sure i don't run against her. it is clear that i can beat her. >> hassan says no matter who wins today's primary she doesn't see a difference. she is already branding whoever her opponent is as extreme. >> who would you rather face? >> both of them are very extreme and way out of step with new hampshire. >> today hassan also said that both bolduc and morse she sees as extremist and doesn't have a preference who she faces. >> harris: she has to say that because she lives there. can you imagine being at the grocery store and having somebody come up as a democrat why are you spending month en to help the other guy? what is she going to say? she pays for her groceries. sticky position. thank you. pete hegseth co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. pete, that has put demo

zero points for chuck todd. that sound you hear, that's tim russert rolling over in his grave, because this is not your father's "meet the press." how can you say that injecting 5 million people into the population is a good thing? i have a wife who has a doctor, as you know, and you'll be exhausting resources just in terms of health care alone. gavin newsom has a solution to that, of course, that he just signed into law, giving those who enter this country illegally free health care. what's that going to do to the system into our education system? the fact that this is now being touted as a good thing shows you how disconnected our media, at least some members of it, are from the general population. >> steve: joe, i understand he did not talk about how they'd been 2 million migrants coming into the country. he was just talking about how there are a lot of job openings in boston and new york and miami that nobody wants. so the question is, by extension, his thinking, we let the migrants in, they take those jobs