the most conventional man in america politics now believes it. what's interesting now is what stuart said, but what stephen colbert reacts. >> if there's a chance that this was created in a lab. an investigation. >> a chance? there is a novel respiratory coronavirus overtaking wuhan, china. what do we do? you know who we ask, the wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. the disease is the same name as the lab. how did this happen? and they are like, someone kissed a turtle. while the only coronavirus we have is and will hand out where they have a lab called the, what's the lab called again stephen? >> the wuhan novel coronavirus lab. >> i believe that the case. and how long have you worked for senator ron johnson? >> what a brilliant retort. the sad thing is stephen colbert was talented at one point but his brain has been so rotted by political orthodoxy that that's all he can say. and thousands of his fans are in the same predicament. jon stewart was a racist and one viewer wrote -- using to badmouth science was a wasted opportunity. badmouth sc

there's no way to justify this on the basis that it's good for america. it's not. it's good for the democratic party. for the country, it's a catastrophe and it's happening without the knowledge or consent of most americans. has been on the story virtually alone at the very beginning joins us tonight from the border at texas with some remarkable new footage. >> good evening. that's right. we are 40 of miles inland and this has turned into one of thes big hot spots, the trains out here, illegal immigrants to get further into the united states. we will show you what we are talking about. take a look at this wild footage shot right here yesterday by texas. it what you looking at is finding a 19 illegal immigrants hiding inside of brand-new cars that were inside of a train being shipped to the san antonio area. you can see them looking t panng up and down and hiding to evade from law enforcement and looking at the second piece of the video. here is what we saw today, one trend that had more than 20 illegal immigrants who were hiding inside of a coal car in the blisteri

but suddenly it's america. this show has learned that other subpoenas -- they target americans who've been accused of no crime whatsoever, much less charged with one. a prominent republican lawyer was just informed by at&t that democrats want her phone records several months of her phone records. why? on what grounds? because they want spoke to donald trump about the vote in georgia. complaining about election results is now a crime. we've reached out to at&t about this bid they told us they are going to comply with the subpoenas from -- they are probably afraid not to comply. but all of us should be every bit as afraid of this. john eastman is one of the targets of this attack on a course of liberties. he spoke at the rally on januard donald trump. on friday, verizon informed john easton that unless he could get a court order -- they turn over their personal text messages to nancy pelosi and buddy johnson. thank you very much for coming on. >> tucker, they ask for having me. it's my pleasure. what a scary time

. >>> in america, women have a right to end a pregnancy, the government can't force them to carry pregnancy to term, it's supposed to be solid law, but this summer, in a weird after-midnight unexplained order a majority of the supreme court let the ban go into effect, despite roe v wade, 100 days ago today, september first and a bunch of entities brought challenges against the ban. today, the supreme court resumed on those challenges and in a five to four ruling they decided they would leave texas's abortion ban in place. abortion providers will be allowed to go ahead with some lawsuits, trying to legally challenge it in lower courts, but those lawsuits don't stand a great chance given the ruling today from the supreme court, and, overall, the law is still in place, still in effect. abortion is still banned in texas. the five republican-appointed justices in the majority today let it stand. and remember the weird way this ban works. texas didn't just up and declare abortion is a crime and send out the cops to arrest people for it. they made this weird new law that's designed to evade roe v

to america score. now you are saying to yourself, you are entitled to believe what you want and i agree with that. and i have hope for them, jellyfish have survived 650 million years without a brain cell there is hope for them. but what i'm disappointed in is president biden. he has encouraged us. i listen to him last night and he knows better. no one can get to be his age with his experience and not know that this is nonsense and i hear people say all the time, cut him some slack. maybe he has his fastball. no, he knows better. and he has encouraged it. i knew that president biden would be left of center, i never dreamed he would be left of london and he needs to stand up. >> tucker: the adults in the party need to stop this. >> this infantile and people are being hurt. >> tucker: that scary. more on foxnation.com, now to "hannity." >> sean: we have a lot of ground to cover and would begin by stating the obvious, the radical left, not interested in truth or justice. we are one day removed from the cha

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a bank of america strategist saying bitcoin is "too large to ignore" and skeptics might be surprised by the opportunity that lays in cryptocurrency. you can see the rebound we have had since october. interesting to see that from bitcoin, especially all the concern from regulation and discussions on capitol hill. some of the stock movers, equity market specific names on the move. netflix, strong performance on tuesday. a survey was doing of 2500 people who basically agreed netflix has the best content. are you guys watching "squid games?" pretty good. facebook up 2% despite the focus on the whistleblower. very quickly, two stocks that lagged on tuesday, zoom and booking holdings, two different sides of the stay-at-home trade. emily: ed, thanks so much. i want to get to facebook again. a climax on capitol hill. the whistleblower who sparked a series of damaging stories about facebook testified before the senate, making a series of disturbing allegations. >> they can't protect us from the harms they know exist in their own system because it is causing teenagers to be exposed to more ano

has blamed rising tension on the presence of us and allied warships in the region and here is what america makes of the latest developments.— latest developments. remain concerned — latest developments. remain concerned by _ latest developments. remain concerned by the _ latest developments. remain concerned by the provocative| concerned by the provocative military activity which is destabilising and risking miss populations tend calculations. and we have many things across the taiwan strait and will continue to assist taiwan and its defence capabilities. — miscalculations. lots of experience with these sorts of situations. i want to start by asking, how seriously should we be taking this in terms of the usual descriptions that we see between china and taiwan orders the timing more now? = china and taiwan orders the timing more now? ., , china and taiwan orders the timing more now?— china and taiwan orders the timing more now? ., , more now? - or is the timing. over the last year. _ more now? - or is the timing. over the last year. it _ more now? - or is the timing. over the last y

america is not a racist society in the least. an joe biden when he said the greatest threat is not licensed, not china, not the iranian terrorists, the greatest threat to america's white supremacy, he must be talking about himself because he has been a lifelong white supremacist. i guess he is doing some kind of what he thinks is a personal atonement by dumping that charge unjustly on his country but it's a monstrous lie. why aren't republicans referring to the democrats as the racist that they are? this is a racist party. equity programs are designed to help black people and minorities like small business people, but not whites. how racist is that? the only republican i know who was called a democrat a racist is donald trump and that's why they hate donald trump. republicans have to stop being so nice and going along with this language control. the border crisis, this is treason. you can't blow up the southern border in the midst of a pandemic. the conservative estimate is that 100,000 coronavirus carriers will come in illegally

they've been living in south america. many even had refugee status in south america, in countries like chile and brazil. that wasn't good enough. they waited for joe biden to become president and they came here for the free health care and housing that joe biden promised them. so now they have arrived. why wouldn't they? you would. who wouldn't? so here's what it looks like tonight in south texas. a stunning scene more reminiscent of a third world country than the united states. over 10,000 migrant are crammed underneath the international bridge here after crossing illegally into the united states. many using sticks, plants, and whatever they can find to build shelter as they wait to have processed by border patrol. from above a fox news drone reveals the size and scope of the crisis, showing a camp that reached a population of 15,000 at its climax because of this. over the weekend we gained exclusive access to a boat on the rio grand and we watched as a constant stream of hundreds of migrant crossed the river from mexico

also because america badly needs a national conversation about it. on thursday, our friend, mark steyn guests hosts the 7:00 p.m. hour on fox appeared he did a segment how they are allowing illegal aliens to fly without i.d. the following exchange took place in response to that story. we are going to play the entire clips you can be certain we are not leaving out content. here it is. >> i'm laughing because this is one of about 10 stories that i have covered where the government shows preference to people who have shown absolute contempt for our customs, our laws, or system itself. and they are being treated better than american citizens. now, i know that the left and all the little gatekeepers on twitter become literally hysterical if you use the term replacement, if you suggest that the democratic party is trying to replace the current electorate, the voter's don my now casting ballots. but they become hysterical because that is what is happening actually. let's just say it. that's true. look, if this was happening in your house, if you were in six

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we do not have an approved vaccine in america. they did it for the comonati, i guess it's available in europe, but the pfizer vaccine available in the u.s. is not fda approved. it's got emergency use authorization. >> absolutely not true. like you're probably watching that at home thinking no, i don't think that's true. i'm pretty sure i heard about the actual authorization. 100% wrong. the pfizer vaccine received full fda approval back in august of this year. it was a big deal. it was on the front page of newspapers. they covered it all over the news. right? it's approved for individuals 16 years of age and over. it is now being marketed under the name comernadi, which is not the name i would have chosen but that's not my job to choose those names. so i honestly -- i don't know for sure if ron johnson is just like confused and addled and can't quite get there with the new name of the drug or he's just lying. but tucker carlson, who works in news, doesn't seem to cake one way or the other. do not underestimate how many lies are be

it's america's most popular rifle. what do people use it for? a peek at that episode next. >> announcer: the premiere of "tucker carlson originals" continues from the boxso did yoa lot in sunny los angeles after the break. >> announcer: at an outcome of the premier of the new flagship product of fox nation, "tucker carlson originals" continues from the fox studio l. >> tucker: welcome back >> tucker: welcome back to los angeles where an investigative series we've been working on a couple of months bringing you regularly going forward. it's called "tucker carlson inoriginals." there is a whole roster of different investigations underway but we are going to begin the next few months with one about ar-15s. the ar-15 is a gun often talked about but trying to find out what it is or what it does, gary hart once suggested that gun owners made ar-15s more deadly by attaching chains on band that's to them. couldn't find one of those in the reporting period see ands then called the rifle "a semi fully automatic rifle." that's not a real thing for congress

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of course, we've been covering cities throughout america that are showing an increase in violence. but when you see the sheer total of numbers of homicides in this country, you have to think just how deadly 2020 was, and you put that in perspective with the pandemic. taking a look at the numbers you see a 30% increase. in 2020 it was 7.8 homicides per 100,000. when you put this in perspective, the last time we saw an increase this high was after september 11th. and, of course, you had that tragic day. this was homicides driven much by gun violence according to the stats. when you think about all the advancement in health care and the fact that so many lives were saved once they got to the e.r., you really see in the pure numbers here the amount of gun violence, the amount of shootings and how it's taking a toll on the streets of america. laura and christine? >> ryan, thank you for that. >>> now to the other pandemic. the fda's top vaccine officials say deaths among children from covid-19 in the u.s. is an embarrassment. dr. peter marks says losing children to a preventable illness

i come from the corporate state of america. and by the way, i think you should be able to go out and make a billion dollars, $100 million to do it if you have the capacity to do it but i ask just one thing. pay your fair share. pay your fair share. we have more corporations registered in delaware than all the rest of america combined. combined. combined. i represented them for 36 years. i've never seen a time when we have the middle class growing that the wealthy didn't do very, very, very well. so that's what we have to do, build it out and up, not just down. >> so the people like our next guest who just graduated from law school by the way, his name is cory markham. graduate from the university of cincinnati -- he's heading to law school, i'm wrong, in the fall. cory, good luck in law school. >> freshman year you'll wish you had already graduated. i know, me too. >> so my question is last week regarding the gop's efforts to restrict voting rights you said those efforts were, quote, the most dangerous threat to voting in the i

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this deeply cynical view means that they can only occupy america. they can't really govern them. what a depressing world they want to foist on us. my friends, optimism beats pessimism any day of the week. by next year, a lot of those suburban women who voted for aydin are going to think this doom and gloom social distancin act of the democrats has gotten really old. in there going to be looking fo a brighter vision. >> i think all these governors are doing it right and we will have a resurgence of freedom in this country in 2020 to i think is going to be a great year for us for it. >> last night we saw what a pro american government looks like at the state level. it was all about joy, success, love of country, and freedom. and that is the angle. joining me now is cofounder and publisher of the federalist and fox news contributor, also matt wells, host of the matt walsh podcast. then, how much longer can pelos hang onto this razor thin house majority when the red states ar obviously leading us to an economic post pandemic boom at least in the short term before luke knows what happ

this was actually a victorious election for republicans and for america. because -- because americans turned out in a pandemic and by the way, republicans did great, all across the country, except for donald trump. >> you know, some of the president's advisors tried to tell trump that, including bill barr his attorney general, after the election he said, mr. president, these allegations you're making about a rigged election or fraudulent votes we've looked into them, they're bs, they're nonsense. he actually said to him, how do you think you lost in this state but the entire republican ticket did great. how can that be? you know, of i'm really amazed too about how much donald trump's inner narrative has hardened since the election. every conspiracy theory phil and i heard people whispering in his ear of the election he was listening to, maybe, maybe not. immediately after the election he said to kellyanne conway how could we have lost, how could we lose, i'm so sorry we lost. but as time has gone by his narrative is more totally lacking in basis and fact b

todd: many questioning biden's ability to lead america through the omicron surge. live with more on the nation's response. jillian: is across the country were handed get out of jail free cards. the latest move from the biden doj that made the crime crisis worse. todd: bittman this is she sorry for calling west virginia's poor and strung out. a west virginia coal miner, what he thinks about her apology. >> we will get right to this, facing criticism for surging omicron cases amid lack of available covid tests at of the holidays. todd: the president places blame on the unvaccinated. >> reporter: good morning good. several cities and states back to strict pandemic measures. president biden said this is not march of 2020 but that came with a warning to the unvaccinated. >> president biden: vaccination requirements are not popular with many or even for those who are anxious to get them. my administration put them in place not to control your life but to save your life. and the lives of others. it is legal and effective amble save thousands of american lives. >> reporter

that's not it good for america. brian: pete hegseth you have never sat around and waited for a government check. steve: when he was work for a government he did. [laughter] brian: i also read the "new york times" said why are joe biden's numbers so low? he is doing so good. why is most people can say things like this but his approval rating continues to drop? do you think the majority of the american public is shutting off elements of the media and making up their own mind, finally? pete: yes. because real people see what gas prices look like and food prices look like and look at the people in their own lives choosing not to work and look at the press coverage as will pointed out and does not comport at all with their life around them. and they have already been attuned to the reality of fake news as trump talked about. peddling lies on behalf of a political narrative. here we go nor narrative here. i don't buy it the economy is not good. and the uncertainty of lockdowns and things like that on top of it. they can t

a color-blind america where all is judged who we are as people as individuals under god and not for how we look. as a member of some group. that patient could get glenn youngkin elected as governor. we expect to find out tonight and out these hookups in fairfax county. there's a lot to assess and of course we will begin our coverage with a great brit hume, fox senior political analyst. thank you so much for coming on. what is going on in fairfax county and weiss is always happening and second, what does the race mean to the country? >> fairfax county has monkey shines with voting tabulation so i assume it might be a technical problem. until we know more, it is impossible to say whether this is meaningful or just the kind of thing that happens election night as systems are set up don't function the way they were supposed to. we will have to wait and see come i think, tucker. >> tucker: this is a race that democrats are intent on not losing, very intent. why do they seem so anxious about this race do you think? >> well, couple of things. the democratic party nationally is in trouble. and

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america says yes. but i think when america found out the 6% is going to the roads and that they will not be billed for more than a decade and that we spend more on subsidizing electric cars and we do on roads, bridges and airports in this bill and i don't think that will be popular but what we should read and that is that we should work together. in your sample it's a two-one margin the mark in public wants this president to work with the republicans to find a solution. we will hit 100 days. i have not met with the president one time nor had one conversation with him. if a crisis at the border that he created. the person he put in charge, the vice president, has not even been down to see it. she thinks the idea is to have a zoom call with the president of mexico and pay people to plant trees on the other side. that's not going to stop those on the terrorist watch list that we've arrested or cartels for making our border less secure. chris: let's talk about the state of the gop, your party. here is form

the variant reached north america with two cases appearing in ontario. president biden is expected to give the nation an update on his administrations response. members of tl white house covid-19 response team briefed the president yesterday and warned it could take two weeks before there is definitive information on the characteristics of the new variant. >> it exploded in the sense when you look at south africa, you were having a low level infection and all of a sudden there is a big spike. when the south africans looked at it oh my goodness, this is a different virus we have been dealing with. it has the capability of transmitting rapidly. that's the thing causing us to be concerned but also to put the pressure on ourselves now to do something about our preparations. >> inevitably, it will be here and the question is will we be prepared for it and preparations that we have ongoing of what we are doing with the delta variant needs to rev up. the bottom line is getting more people vaccinated and the vaccinated boosted. >> it seems responsible, does it?

left up, get us, and we want the america, if the government doesn't. but we, we want, but united states they left off going on and 20 years and also the taliban. they're celebrating day by day. and they are taking tardy. they say we beat russia, we beat america, which is us not true. shame on us. we have to fight, we have to take the virus out of the afghanistan soon as possible, sarah. so sorry to hear that about your cousin. that being said, you know, do they have listed, they know who these people are to this taliban know who worked with the americans ahead of time. how are they finding out these people? and for those that are there people being falsely accused and actually being sentenced to death, who did not necessarily help out the us, but just it did. they're not getting a chance to actually plead their innocence. they're just being sentenced to death. yes, they say anybody support american? i heard the people say the taliban will not harm people will not be people like they did it before. no, no, no. mike and my brother and my 2 siblings. they

america is leading. america is part of the world. america wants to uphold and cheer lead a democracy. we sort of have a problem with our own democracy here. i think that really is what they going to try to do tomorrow. i think they are smart to lower the stakes and say they probably won't be any deliverables, any signing ceremonies or anything like that or agreements with putin. >> i wonder talking about democracy, biden alluded to this. democracy is being challenged in many ways in an unprecedented way. does that put president biden in weaker position? >> he was asked that question by the washington post. you're on elections being challenged at home and talked about the phony populism and the republican party and how it's being diminished. there's a lot of controversy over whether that's true or not true. here he is trying to say, look, unless we defend democracy, this russia trying to become an threat to us when he's looking at what could be an existential threat at home and the question is, how do our allies respond to what's goin

his newest article is "america without god." he writes in part, as christianity's hold in particular has weakened, ideological intensity and fragmentation have risen. american faith, it turns out, is as fervent as ever. it's just that what was once religious belief has now been channeled into political belief. >> thank you so much for being with us. this is such an important article. and what's interesting as a baptist, as a conservative, as i guy from the deep south, i heard growing up that liberals -- government was so important to liberals. they in effect worshipped secular institutions and worshipped winning political campaigns because that was all they had. so here we are five years after trump emerged on the scene, six years after trump emerged on the scene, and these same people that criticized liberals, as beth moore has said, have embraced christian nationalism and idolized a demagogue and put that over a lifetime of values. it is remarkable how much has changed in five or six years. >> and that's why i think one of the

it cuts through central america. it would bring migrants closer to mexico and eventually to the united states. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there. walk us through what's causing the bottleneck and what it could mean for the united states. >> reporter: hey, craig. this is the center of the bottleneck right now. behind me you see dozens of migrants who have been waiting here throughout the day, waiting for their chance to board some ferries. as i walk with my colleague and we step away from the crowd, this is something that's been unfolding now for several weeks. as you mentioned, some 20,000 migrants are here in colombia. some of them are from haiti. they arrived here shortly after the recent earthquake. some others had lived in chile for a while. they're haitians but they moved there after the 2010 earthquake. this is a beach town. it's known as a tourist town. you see tents set up all along this beach. you can see these boats set up here. just a few moments ago there was a group of migrants, about 90 of them that had bee

schools across america were still segregated. we have made great progress and i am reminded of john meacham as we are talking about these issues and as well as abraham lincoln and he told me "i may walk slowly but never backward," that's really a beautiful way to look at the journey we have been on over the past five to six decades. we may walk slowly but have not walked backward, that's the threat and the risk right now. if we don't move forward, we'll be walking backward. >> that's right. >> no doubt about it. it's a conversation by the way that's happening in i am sure many american families but in black families all over the country. there is a lot of grief right now. i don't want to say fear because we are quite determined. there is been some dark days in this country. we often don't want to remember that. in some families in america there is a very vivid history. it feels closer than it has in decades. >> so ed luce, what do democrats do? frustrated by manchin and have been frustrated with sinema on bbb and perhaps taking s

the children of america are hooked on their product. it is often destructive and harmful and there is knowledge on behalf of the leadership of these big tech companies that it is true. ms. haugen i hope you will have a chance to talk about your work at facebook and compare it to other social media companies. i look forward to hearing your thoughts on how this committee and this congress can show greater accountability and transparency, especially with regard to children. thank you mr. chairman and thank you ms. haugen for being here. chrm. blumenthal: the witness today is frances haugen. she was the lead on the misinformation team. she holds a degree in electrical and computer engineering and an mba from harvard. she made the courageous decision, as all of us here and many around the world know, to leave facebook and reveal the terrible truth about the company she learned during her tenure there. i think we are all in agreement here and expressing our gratitude and admiration for your bravery coming forward. then q yo -- thank you, ms.

we hear president biden and prime minister johnson say america is back. was america gone? >> i don't think so, but i think it fair to say that there were some people around the world who did wonder if that implicit, generous undertaking from america to keep the world safe and prosperous since 1945 was that really there anymore, or was it fading. and i think what president biden's been able to do is say it isn't fading, america is back. there are things we want to see as america. we are determined to value alliances and what we can achieve together. and people needed to hear that. >> reporter: tomorrow president biden heads to brussels where he will attend a nato summit and recommit to the common defense. a welcome show of support for an alliance that former president trump openly disdained. jeff? >> okay. thank you. >>> while the president deals with foreign affairs at the g7 summit, the push for his domestic agenda continus at home including a search for a compromise infrastructure noon can get through -- plan that can get through congress. our political reporter, caitlin

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him and wanted to know what america is doing. but this country has had one term president and now another one term president, there has been a 180 on policy and climate change. congress is somewhere else. and so. >> right, and it it can certainly president biden could get all of his build back better agenda in the next three weeks and we'll all say oh, there st. but it is not as ambitious on climate as president biden had wanted it to be at least in the current form. >> and the two sides to your point, the two sides see climate in an entirely different way, so if you were a foreign leader you see the united states come to the table, you know if it is a dem kraltic administration they will put climate on the top f it is republican, it is folt going to be on the agenda, you see that not just from the president but from voters, this was back in january but pe-w asked the question about what are your priorities what do you think congress, the president should democrats, more than i could think 40 point said climate versus republican,

this is the problem with gun violence right now in some of america's major cities-- particularly in the midwest, particularly in missouri. >> o'donnell: mayor lucas says he's concerned that under missouri state law, people convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors are still allowed to have a gun. >> lucas: there's been a domestic violence loophole in missouri law for years now. the saving grace alone was that there was a federal law that a police officer could say they're violating. now that we lose that, what does this mean for so many missourians? so many survivors of domestic violence? i hope it doesn't make them victims. >> o'donnell: since 2017, the f.b.i. has identified 744 people in missouri convicted of a domestic violence misdemeanor who then broke federal law when they tried to buy a gun. according to the a.t.f., local law enforcement was key to investigating these cases on the ground in missouri. if those same officers helped the a.t.f. with cases like that today, they would be breaking state law. are local law enforcement essentially going to stop and omeo with an illegalr

. >> this feels like the safest spot in america. and i just nearly got killed for getting a -- a -- a -- a soda, you know? and a bag of chips. >> well, that was ryan on cnn immediately after i witnessed the boulder shooting, and he joins me now. ryan, thank you so much. listen, i know this is a stressful time for you. i mean, it -- it's just unbelievable what you experienced and what you went through. how are you doing? >> i keep telling people i've had better days. that i feel, just, a profound sense of luckiness. sad that this happened in boulder and sad that, you know, people died. and just, watching that report of the police officer who died. it's just heartbreaking. and i'm still processing. >> listen. everyone can relate to what you were doing. i mean, that -- listen. my thing is soda, chips, and a candy bar. that's my comfort food, right? and i don't -- and my trainer and my nutritionist would say i shouldn't eat it but i love to eat it and i go to the store and buy it because i want it. but we are relieved that you are safe.

america is back. america is back. we're in the competition for the 21st century, the future that will be built right here in america. let me close with this. our economy is recovering. in six months we're seeing the fastest job growth on record than any administration in history. we've shown each other and the world that there's no quit in america, none, none, none. and it's never, ever, ever been a good bet to bet against america. we are the united states of america. there's not ai isingle solitary thing beyond our capacity to get done when we do it together. we have to act. that's what we're doing today. again, i want to thank the ceos of the automobile companies and all the auto workers. thank you all for being here today. now um i'm going to sign the executive order. i'd like to invite my congressional colleagues to come up if they're willing to stand behind me here. thank you all very much. >> now when i sign this executive order, usually i'm able to give a pen to all the folks who are part of it. i've got one pe

president, are you waging a cyber war against america? >> translator: where is the evidence? where is proof? it's becoming farcical. we ever been accused of all kinds of things, election interference, cyberattacks, so on and so forth, and not once, not once, not one time did they bother to produce any kind of evidence or proof. just unfounded accusations. >> tonight "axios" reporting the team preparing the president for the putin meeting includes a group of outside russia experts, including former trump official said to be among the dozen or so participants, fiona hill, the former trump national security council official who testified at his first impeachment trial. the group reportedly also included two obama ambassadors to russia, including our own michael mcfall. >> isn't it great that the president is preparing for this meeting? because if you'll remember, the last time putin met with a former president, president trump, it was clear to me, i was at that one as well working for you, not for the u.s. government, just to be clear, that president trump was not prepared for t

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>>> good morning, america. on the world stage, president biden attending a high stakes meeting in rome, what he hopes to accomplish at the g20 summit. his historic conversation with the pope and the pontiff's show of support. plus, biden's attempt to smooth things over with the president of france. >>> security alert. the potential threat for some shoppers on this busy halloween weekend. is there a link to isis? what you need to know before heading to the mall. >>> fda approval. pfizer's covid vaccine getting the okay for ages 5 to 11. parents with mixed reaction. >> it's going to give us a little bit of peace of mind. >> scared. we're scared. we're nervous. >> a pediatrician answering your questions. >>> plus, are new york city's frontline workers meeting the vaccination deadline? >>> flood alert for over 18 million people from virginia to maine. over 3 inches of rain in some spots. the forecast for trick-or-treaters. >>> singer's plea. zayn malik answering harassment charges made by gigi hadid and her mother.

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your eyes at the beginning of your hour, knowing you had breaking parliamentary news to deliver to america about the mysterious workings of the united states senate, and getting into it with adam jentleson. >> i knew you would appreciate me doing that, because you're as much of a dork about these things as i am. but having adam talk me down and explain what it means in practical terms was good. because i was giddy. >> the idea of three reconciliation bills this year, most years they don't have any. these are not -- they're just not things that are used all the time. so here we are, this is unprecedented. and it's going to be exciting to watch. >> and it also means that they're going to have to think about legislation and legislative priorities in a very different way. if you're honest about the prospect of getting ten republican votes, it's never going to happen on anything. that means they now know it's not just one more reconciliation bill, it's three more. that means they need to think about their priorities in terms of what can be passed in a reconciliation bill. only a specific kind o

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kumasi: >>> good morning, america. on this thursday, my interview with president biden as he grapples with the chaotic exit from afghanistan. abc news exclusive. the president's first interview since the fall of afghanistan to the taliban. with chaos and fear in the streets of kabul. back in july you said a taliban takeover was highly unlikely. was the intelligence wrong or did you downplay it? as civilians scramble to flee the country, biden defends the united states' withdrawal. when you look at what's happened over the last week was it a failure of intelligence, planning, execution or judgment? and answers the question if american forces will stay past the august 31st deadline with tens of thousands of americans still desperate to leave the country. some of our afghan allies hiding in their homes and afghan women faces the prospect of sub cue case again. we'll all commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11. the taliban are going to be ruling afghanistan. how do you explain that to the american people? >> now what the

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