crime. i would say yeah. a lot of people getting shot around here. lawrence: safety is on the ballot cross country we re three days out from election day and crime crisis at the top and public is a football. violence bleating from one city and suburbs and beyond we once demandeddibilityibility and justice now there s a rerevolving door for repeat offenders police are with denial and finger pointing. but regardless of politics, lives are being forever chained cut short by laws on their side. when you cast your vote on tuesday you may want to ask, which side is your candidate on? and nowhere is that question more relevant than in new york. where violent crime has landed literally on the doorstep of gubernatorial candidate lee. and he joins me now. thanks so much for joining the program tonight so i ve been reading your literature i ve seen some of the stuff that you ve been putting out there. you said you re doing to declare a crime emergency on day one. what does that mean
one of tudor dixon s supporters. colbert said he wasn t real. if a red wave happens it-only be because all of us went out and voted. the country is not going to change itself. we ll meet serve gop candidates poised to take the house back from the radical left to get this country back on the right track. we three days until the next election. the left is cooking up major bs. why not? that s what they do. they lie about inflation, job creation, the price of gas, voter i.d. hunter biden, fbi corruption. we just don t have the time. here are some of the latest zingers. the american democracy is under threat because the former president. suppress the right of voters and subvert the system itself. no one has ever reduced the debt that much. we cut the debt in half. when biden walked into this administration, the economy was in ruins. it was in absolute ruins. dan: you live here, you have got to know this is bs. they always brag about the lie. it s like they want to tell you in
. . . [applause] rachel: bravo. pete: bravo indeed. by jason nelson, today is national saxophone day. of course it is. pete: well-done, jason. will: he is in studio right beneath us. what a wonderful day to start the morning. rachel: i love that he wears shades. pete: no other way to do it. i don t know jason, but he cool. rachel: i met him in the green room. this is not the end of jason, we got him throughout the show. will: national saxophone day, your national anthem. we re two days out from the midterm elections. three presidents hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania, both former president obama and president biden campaigning for john fetterman at a rally and president trump putting on a rally as well in the state of pennsylvania, this for dr. mehmet oz. let s take a listen to obama and biden. fundamental rights are on the ballot. truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high. pres
motivation probably money. price per barrel which was over $120 in march by late september dipped below 80. and it also seems designed to help russia which has been hurt by sanctions since its invasion of ukraine and heavily depends on its oil profits. surely, opec plus knew the move would also impact america s election which is just a month away. when joe biden took office the national gas average was $2.39 a gallon by this summer, it more than doubled, $5. even higher in california, and his popularity plummeted. and then in the wake of the supreme court overturning roe versus wade on june 24th, the democrats have been getting more hopeful signs about the midterms, maybe hoping to hold on to the senate and a slim chance to keep the house which many attributed to abortion rights and that issue. but could the real issue be something else, as nate cohen suggested in the new york times this week isn t st. the gas price, stupid? cohen pointed out ten days before the issue on ab
charles ascension to the throne marks a pivotal moment for the united kingdom. it s facing a potential breakup scotland braces for independence. and uncertain world after leaving the eu. max foster is at buckingham palace. max, i show enjoyed your commentary. you ve been doing a great job. what is occurring at this particular moment? reporter: audiences at buckingham palace, so we re into the more mundane matters, if you like, after a lot of the pomp and ceremony where the king has to meet all the key people in the state and have meetings with them in order to govern over this state. look at the crowds. today the barriers have gone up. the roads are being closed. they re preparing for the massive state funeral which president biden confirmed he will be going to. we could see all the seniors heads of state from all around the world coming in. i know president putin enjoyed his visit to london. will he be allowed to come under sanctions is a big question. president xi enjoye