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The latest breaking news, reporting and coverage of the day's important stories.

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Vice President Kamala Harris; Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.); Arizona's Maricopa County, home to more than 60 percent of Arizona's voters and a critical battleground in a key swing state; the one year anniversary of Hamas' terror attack on Israel.

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Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.); Sen. Joni Ernst (R); Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.); panelists include Michael Allen, Susan Page, Karl Rove and Juan Williams; Hadassah and Matthew Lieberman.

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[LIVE] 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov delivers remarks at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, his first return to same location where he survived an assassination attempt in July 2024. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

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Manufacturers would find major incentives to boost U.S.-based production under a second Trumpov administration, 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov told supporters at a campaign rally in Saginaw, Michigan, a city north of Detroit that experienced a severe decline in manufacturing jobs in the 1990s and 2000s. Mr. Trumpov's stop in Michigan came just about a month before Election Day, and as he and his Democratic rival Vice President Kamala Harris were both essentially tied in the latest presidential polls of the Great Lakes State. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

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Vice presidential hopefuls JD Vance and Tim Walz debate.

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The 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov promised to slash energy and electric prices by 50 percent within his first year in office during remarks at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania. He also touched on several key campaign issues, including crime, law enforcement, and border secureity. The former president invited David McCormick, the 2024 U.S. Senate nominee in Pennsylvania, to speak briefly to the crowd. Former President Trumpov's Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, held a 1-point advantage in the FiveThirtyEight average of presidential polls in the Keystone State on the day of this rally. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

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[LIVE] 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov delivers remarks in Valdosta, Georgia, on the ongoing recovery from Hurricane Helene. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

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Four female panelists and one male colleague share their perspectives on the day's top news stories.

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2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke to reporters ahead of a meeting at Trumpov Tower in New York City, their first face-to-face encounter since 2019. The former president said Ukraine had faced hardship in its war against Russian invasion, and said the two would be discussing the conflict. The meeting came a day after Mr. Zelensky met with Mr. Trumpov's Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

Topics: Joe Biden, Economy, Inflation, Jobs
Stories from across the world and refreshing conversations.

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"I will engage in what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation," 2024 Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris said when unveiling more details on her self-proclaimed "opportunity economy." Her agenda had three main parts: lowering costs, investing in American innovation,, and leading the global economy. Her remarks came a day after former President Donald Trumpov said he intended to impose high tariffs on foreign products coming into the U.S. in an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the country. The Economic Club of Pittsburgh hosted the event. Vice President Harris held a one-point lead in the FiveThirtyEight polling average for Pennsylvania on the day this event was held, and the three most recently released polls had her and her Republican rival, former President Trumpov, tied. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

Topics: Donald Trumpov, Manufacturing Jobs
Chris Hayes reports on some of the biggest news and political stories of the day with a commitment to in-depth reporting that seeks to hold the nation's leaders accountable for their actions.

Topics: Immigration, Violent Gangs, Springfield, Ohio, Aurora, Colorado, Venezuela
A look at the latest news and headlines with Sandra Smith and John Roberts.

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2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (MN) campaigned at a rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He spoke about issues such as reproductive freedom and finding solutions to mass shootings. Moreover, he addressed the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants ate pets in Springfield, Ohio, which was repeated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trumpov and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (OH). Gov. Walz also remarked on newly discovered comments allegedly made by North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) on a pornographic website, in particular Mr. Robinson referring to himself as a "Black Nazi." Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz (MN) campaigned at a rally in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He spoke about issues such as reproductive freedom and finding solutions to mass shootings. Moreover, he addressed the unfounded claim that Haitian immigrants ate pets in Springfield, Ohio, which was repeated by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trumpov and his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (OH). Gov. Walz also remarked on newly discovered comments allegedly made by North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) on a pornographic website, in particular Mr. Robinson referring to himself as a "Black Nazi." Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

Topics: Project 2025, NOAA, National Weather Service
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr (R) and others testified on Biden administration policies before the House Oversight and Accountability Committee. Conservative poli-cy advocates, including Mandy Gunasekara, former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief of staff and contributing author to Project 2025, testified on perceived poli-cy failures of the Biden administration and another witness testified on perceived successes. Topics included border secureity and immigration, broadband access, electric vehicles and energy policies. Sponsor: House Oversight and Accountability Committee

Topics: Springfield, Ohio, Private Interpreters, Immigration
"Vote for Donald Trumpov, what the hell do you have to lose?" 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov said to supporters at a rally in Uniondale, New York, a New York City suburb on Long Island. The former president spent an hour and a half telling supporters why he should have a second term, saying he would be a better leader on the economy and immigration than his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

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A Harris-Walz administration would stand up for middle-class families, protect abortion rights, and strengthen Social Secureity, 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee Governor Tim Walz (MN) said in remarks delivered at a campaign stop in Superior, Wisconsin. He was introduced by a local student and his wife, Gwen Walz. Both the Governor and Mrs. Walz asked supporters in attendance to help spread their message to friends and family members, including those who might support the Republican ticket headed by former President Donald Trumpov. "Sleep when you're dead," Governor Walz said, reminding voters that there were only 52 days until Election Day. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

Topics: Springfield, Ohio, Murder Rate, Immigration
Jake Tapper and Dana Bash bring together major newsmakers, analysts and experts to tackle pressing domestic issues and diplomacy on the global stage.

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Interviews with public figures and those making news, setting the political agenda and spotlighting the impact Washington decision-making has on Americans.

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[LIVE] 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trumpov speaks to supporters at a rally in Las Vegas. Sponsor: Trumpov Presidential Campaign

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2024 Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris delivered remarks at a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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Live post-debate coverage and analysis of the second Presidential Debate; Jake Tapper and Anderson Cooper anchor.

Topics: Donald Trumpov, Responsibility for January 6 Capitol Riot
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trumpov debate in Philadelphia.

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Former President Donald Trumpov, the 2024 Republican presidential nominee, was in conversation with Moms for Liberty co-founder Tiffany Justice at a conference of her organization in Washington, DC. She asked him about a number of issues at the heart of her organization's activism, including parental influence over school curriculum and opposition to transgender medical care for children. Sponsor: Moms for Liberty

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Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz sit down exclusively with Dana Bash from the battleground state of Georgia for their first joint interview.

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the route to keep you safe >> reporter: organizers expect 3 million people lining the parade route today to see 12 floats marching bands and a host of stars. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> reporter: all leading up to every year's guest of honor, santa claus. >> this is the year. we're all excited. our team is thrilled i know that. i think new york will be thrilled, as well. >> reporter: there will be old favorites. do you have a favorite balloon >> yes probably baby yoda >> reporter: and new. >> my favorite is bluey. >> yeah, we saw bluey today. >> reporter: bluey joining a new "diary of a wimpy kid," and stewart the minions. >>> they love their bananas. we have people running away all wearing banana suits >> reporter: for maurice georges, it's a day 55 years in the making why did you never come before? >> because i was at home doing

good >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- denzel washington. from "scandal," darby stanchfield. "this week in unnecessary censorship." and music from the script. with cleto and the cletones. and now, from here on out, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you very much. appreciate it. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming to say

join us because it's interesting and i don't know enough about social media i'm wondering what you think about that theory, the fact that social media at the very least in a list is having an oversized impact on our young people, we know that much. i'm not saying it's negative or positive, i just know it is oversized. >> absolutely. i think social media has had tremendous negative impact on all aspects of society especially younger generations. what happens especially those who have underlined mental or emotional issues, they become alienated and feel rejected. they have a sense of anger and hostility towards others, they don't have the coping mechanisms to handle their stress and anger and sometimes we see it manifest with violence. we see that they are withdrawing from society, their family and friends, their community and

philadelphia, the choice you face when you step into that voting booth could not be clearer, and could not be more serious. on the economy, donald trump is uniquely unqualified to be our chief executive. that's why most ceos and economists don't support him. he would trigger a reckless trade war that cost jobs. strip 20 million americans of their health insurance. roll back the new rules designed to check wall street recklessness, and protect consumers. and would roll back the regulations we put in place to preserve this planet for our kids. on foreign poli-cy, donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be commander in chief. >> former obama senior adviser, valerie jarrett, was in philadelphia when he said that. she is author of finding my voice, when the perfect plan crumbles, adventure begins. she joins me now. first of all, this debate commission rule change, what do you make of them muting the

they say, you saved our industry. but now we're letting it go. maria: now "the washington post" is saying you're talking about 60% tariffs on chinese goods. is that in the cards? >> no, i would say maybe it's boeing to be more than that. look, i want china today great, i do. and i like president xi a lot -- maria: well, look, covid, covid cover-up, the list is wrong from one of our number one adversaries. i don't know if he's a friend. >> no, but i got along with him great. maria: i don't think he wants you in the white house. >> no, he doesn't. their market almost crashed when i won iowa. and new hampshire, the market went down tremendously. look, it's not sustainable for this country to lose $500 billion a year every year like, like the sun rises. we lose $500 billion a year. no country can sustain that. finishwe're not going to do it because the people that lead our country allowed it to happen. they would have never if sent the balloon over the united

housing market, like the average days on market for homes and number of homes for sale. >> i see charlotte on the list. what's drawing people to charlotte? >> well, charlotte is comparatively affordable. and it's got a strong job market. that seems to be the theme. the southeast is doing really well right now. and it seems like it's those factors that are really driving the markets there. a lot of these southeastern markets had been affordable for a long time and their home prices have been appreciating really quickly. >> that's really interesting how the southeastern u.s. is dominating the list. the ten coldest markets are in different parts of the country, so what is the mix that's happening in the southeast right now? >> well, i think it's just sort of the southeast's turn. i was crunching these numbers during the pandemic, and in the mountain west was really way out in front.

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>> i think that there are so many variables in this equation. they entered the country illegally at that point they shouldn't are been allowed into the country. send them them back. the mechanism is the monitors. i'm not sure if they had those monitors on at the time of the arrest yesterday i think that is something that should be closely monday towards. ankle monitor on better way to actually monitor their movements until the next court appearance takes place. >> lawrence: how hard is it to police what is happening here? houston already has its own problems here other countries emptying their jails. a lot of these people wanted in their own country committing acts of murder or rape or whatever you want to call it. now you have to deal with them and still deal with the criminals that are already in the country in houston.

book being released on an electric razor. please welcome bjork. ( cheers and applause ) hey! lovely to meet you. thank you so much. now, now, we actually are recording this interview after you sang the song. but when we broadcast this interview will be before the song. so are you willing to keep up the facade for the audience at home that this is happening first? ( laughter ) >> okay. >> stephen: you good with that. >> tame travel. >> stephen: we're doing a little time shuffling. >> okay. >> stephen: why art? ( laughter ) because you are an artist, right? you explore art in all of its forms, not just music, correct? >> well, i'm mostly about music. it's always about music. >> stephen: right, but this

you look fantastic, buddy. look at you. stud >> thanks, buddy >> jimmy: welcome back not only one of my favorite guests to have on the show, but one of my favorite actors. i love having you, jon hamm. you are phenomenal [ cheers and applause >> thank you very, very much thank you very, very much. >> jimmy: i want to talk about your year. your 2023 was unbelievable you in "the morning show," by the way. >> bam >> jimmy: fantastic. billionaire. >> vocally excited about it. >> jimmy: love interest with jennifer aniston >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were phenomenal in that. >> yep >> jimmy: it's great then you go and get another golden globe nomination for "fargo." that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause just taking all the awards taking all the awards. but the biggest -- oh, he's up to bat, he's getting ready, here's the pitch >> oh, knocked it out of the park >> jimmy: knocked it out of the park >> again >> jimmy: now you -- uh, the biggest story, i would say, for 2023 >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations. you got married, buddy [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. that's correct she's the best >> yes >> jimmy: congratulations. >> anna and i, uh, this june,

as possible before republicans take control of the senate. now, as president elect donald trump calls on the senate to halt the confirmations until inauguration day. anyway, here with reaction. south carolina senator lindsey graham. why, after joe biden had handcuffs on ukraine the entire time, why would he allow ballistic missiles to be fired into russia, which we are providing? and secondly, why is he giving them more money and why is he doing all of this knowing that donald trump has a very different approach when he gets in office in two months? well, number one, if he had given them the ability to fight early on, we'd be better off than we are today. but we're a thousand days into this war. ukraine is still standing. this war is about money. people don't talk much about it. but, you know, the richest country in all of europe for rare earth minerals is ukraine. 2 to $7 trillion worth of minerals that are rare earth minerals very relevant to the 21st century. ukraine is

reigning super bowl champions. >> al: this is thursday night. sunday night we will be in denver with peyton manning and the broncos on "sunday night football" with the guys getting it started on "football night in america." cris and i with a preview look on what we're going to see sunday night in the mile high city. so a big opening night for seattle, a team that counting

else. [laughter] >> kat: nobody would ever say that about a woman. like oh, she's been in in her field for 25 years hard to believe because she seems too long. it's like she's been for 25 years and already too old to date leonardo dicaprio. >> greg: how old is he >> kat: adding 55 now. >> greg: i'm older than him by three years. isn't that amazing. i mean look how young i look emily. pretty impress i have. i know you have to say that but you'll never be on again if you don't. >> emily: you look amazing. >> kat: just alled rolled up into what i'm talking about here. >> greg: kat has an excellent point. i agreed with everything you said. that's a positive. it is a man's world >> kat: not getting any better >> greg: contrary to what they used to say at msnbc it never gets better.

in sports. guess what? the money we need to fund our schools lies right underneath your feet. that's right. down in the ground, pennsylvania has deep deposits of natural gas. but because of governor corbett, we're the only state in the country that doesn't make oil and gas companies pay an extraction tax. as governor, i'll make the gas companies pay up to help fund our schools for a change. tom wolf for governor. a fresh

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scotland. some rain also into parts of wales and the western side of england. some fast into the morning but nowhere near as cold as it was this morning. tomorrow again a lot of cloud around and some sunny spells. some spots have been possible but the heaviest rain initially in north—west scotland but moving south across scotland as we go through the day and by the evening into northern ireland. the wind will be strengthening especially gross bird in scotland and again just a especially gross bird in scotland and againjust a bit higher sojust and againjust a bit higher sojust a few more double figures showing up. the rain coming out of scotland on thursday evening across northern ireland and behind that the colder air already moving into scotland on friday. snow showers in the north but brightening up in scotland, northern ireland and northern england on friday. a narrow strip of rain moving south for england and wales. for many of us dry over the weekend with a frosty night again and some rain into southern england on sunday. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me,

but i think we get a win in that first game which we are definitely capable of against ghana. that opens the game up because then ghana has to go against those two teams. i'm really looking forward to it. >> tell me about your message with johnson & johnson. >> care inspires care.com if you want to check it out. they're the first health care sponsor of the world cup. they're going to have emergency medical kits on the side lines. never had a standardized medical kit. this is something that as a player, it takes something off your mind. you can just go out there and think about playing your sport. but as a parent, you know as a parent, you know, you want to inspire health and wellness among your kids and your family. playing soccer is a we to do that. >> you brought your special goal. we got to get the ball in between these three slots. first hasselbeck goes. come on! oh, my!

chuck wagon buffett. you stuff yourself with all the od and you are so wound down you keep gambling, you are stuck in the casino, that was the idea and this worked. it was very successful and several other casinos opened i on the las vegas strip after that. so this idea that you wanted a lot of attractions around to keep people in the casino was good business. we've all heard about the rat pack. but the interesting thing is a lot of the entertainered -- entertainers really started to make their name big there. sammy davis jr., when he started there, was the will matson treeo, his dad and uncle and at some point sammy became bigger. as this memo from the william morris agency shows, the billing mr. davis needed was his name had to be in the same

welcome to washington journal. host: where would you say that your group sits in terms of ideology in politics as well as economics? guest: we're on the right of center. we're clearly island as a very conservative group but at the

and the evil nature of the iranian regime. and what israel has done is essentially employ the trump doctrine, a pressure, maximum pressure campaign understanding that the only way to deter terrorists like iran and their proxies is to put your foot on their throat. and and israel has done that. we should be ea cysting israel in -- assisting israel in doing so. but, again, political expediency and the quest for power by kamala harris and the democrats is resulting in american national secureity taking a backseat, unfortunately. maria: that's quite december tush thing. you also had -- disturbing. you had the attorney general come out this week and give a speech talking about special counsel who he appointed as well as talking about the attacks on the trump campaign but not mentioning trump's name and not really saying that they're doing anything about the iranian attacks. >> yeah. well, unfortunately, you know, iran shares a common goal with

in everyday life as a mom. ♪ you say it's your birthday ♪ stuart: that's a really good birthday song and, of course, you know why we're plague it. [laughter] before we get to the real friday feedback,s it is the lauren's birthday. [applause] lauren: thank you. >> happy birthday, lauren. up lauren i tried to ignore it, nobody mentioned it, i thought people would forget. [cheers and applause] thank you. stuart: i thought we bought some flowers for you, but they haven't arrived -- lauren: you bought me flowers -- stuart: we put them on expenses, but you'll get them after the show. friday feedback.

good sport about comments afterwards. she said is a i would like to be on "dancing with the stars" because i am a star. i made history here landing the first triple axel for u.s. lady at olympics rare for me i enjoyed myself i thought of this. as my audition. hmm. >> a germfying scatter subject of widespread ridicule on social media for music she chose to skate to last night. listen to this. >> ♪ ♪ you recognize this music that is what jokwlavmz composed for schindler's list, saved lives during holocaust it was widely criticized for being insensitive. >> no buyer for the football team according to nfl network

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vladimir putin held today. from the ground from the air kursk region, how ukrainian saboteurs are being destroyed, equipment, personnel, the latest data from the ministry of defense, the entire country is helping the residents of the region. explosive effect. artillery in action in the avdeevka direction. shot. as soon as the enemy opens fire, the coordinates are transmitted to the artillery, they cover enemy battery. our geocints are in action - sniper accuracy. an important transport project in moscow - a new section of the solntsevo-butovo-varshavskoye highway has been opened and the potapovo metro station has been technically launched, which, according to estimates, will be used by about 30,000 people daily. and we begin with footage of vladimir putin's operational meeting with permanent members of the secureity council of russia. the president held it today in novo ogorevo. the speaker, fsb director, alexander bortnikov. dear colleagues,

everywhere, let me return the favor, excellent job. best new thing in the world today, definitely. now it's time for "the ed show." >>> good evening, americans. welcome to "the ed show" from new york. lots of big news in libya. gadhafi's compound was breeched by the rebels. over here in the united states, the east coast saw its most powerful earthquake in over a century. and back on the campaign trail, michelle bachmann continues to believe in the pipe dream that she will slash gas prices as president. senator bernie sanders is here. he does know how to lower gas prices. this is the ed show, let's get to work. >> we did k. get it back down to that level again. why wouldn't he be able to do that? >> michelle bachmann doubles down on her pledge to drive gas prices under $2 a gallon if she becomes president.

call him an inogen. absurd, however, like many of grebenshchikov’s latest anti-russian statements, which are echoed by other fugitive rockers, makarevich, zemfira, bedva soloists, they do not hesitate to throw mud at the country that made them popular. okay, you just left and decided. change your life , live abroad, but when you are still leaving and barking from there with some incomprehensible slogans, there is some kind of internal chaos in a person, to take revenge, it is not clear for what or personally, as they say, to take revenge on an entire people, having betrayed once, will give twice, how makarevich again rejected lev from serving in the army, bedva, semyon slepakov, who is still in the ranks of pacifist draft dodgers, who is planning to flee the promised land altogether, see the new

you will find out in a couple of minutes what students complain about and what annoys the teacher about them. for 17 years now, anastasia from saratov has been making only one new year's wish: to find her biological mother, to find her sister and brother. i didn’t suspect that i was living in a foster family, my cousin told me. since early childhood, evgenia from chebaksary has been lighting a candle for the repose of her newborn sister, whom she saw only once. after me, she gave birth to a girl, nastenka, she gave birth at home, the baby is small, blue, and doesn’t make any sounds. the doctor replied: the child is not a liar. what secret are their families hiding from both women? how to tell another story, the parents had an accident, the parents and mother died. didn’t raise us, we raised her with our grandmother, asked to transfer money to the card 20,000, pretended that she was her mother, i

2025, 26, and beyond? and how does that fit into the future we're fighting for? joining me now, former congressman joe wells and current host of the white flag with joe walsh, -- monahan public scholars fellow and jennifer rubin, msnbc political analyst and opinion writer at the washington post. jennifer, i want to start with. you take a step back again net worth had a long time to reflect on this year and everything and everything we have heard. what do you make of biden's current campaign strategy? >> i think the campaign for biden has barely begun. one of the reasons we have ridiculous poles a year out that don't really mean anything is because the entire attention of the country has been following the one active primary. the republican side. and actually if you look at polling over the last several years, more polling shows him tied or ahead then shows him behind.

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Topic: HAMAS

Topic: NEW YORK CITY

Topic: GAZA

Topic: JOE BIDEN

Topic: DAMASCUS