Good morning. Great to have you with us. It is 10 00 eastern, 7 00 a. M. Pacific. Im Ana Cabrera reporting from New York. It is a busy day ahead in the race for the White House. Less than a week until the debate, and the rules for that face off still unsettled as the nominees and their running Mates Branch out in four different directions today. Former President Trump will be back in pennsylvania for a talk with Fox News ally. And Vice President Harris Heads to New Hampshire. Our Garrett Haake is in washington tracking the Trump Campaign. Also with us, former Chief Strategist for the 2012 romney campaign, and former clinton adviser, richard goodstein. Yamiche, what will we hear from the Vice President this afternoon, and why New Hampshire . Reporter well, its a good question. Good morning, ana. The Vice President is here because she really wants to lean in on the economic messaging here. Of course, New Hampshire is not seen by many as a battleground state, but shes here because there a
To the russians. We no Angela Merkel has some concerns about that, because the trade flows between germany and russia both ways are huge, but so far, wolf. That test hasnt been put to the countries. Theyre still talking with one voight. Maybe its only that thats brought putin back from the brink. Even so, i would put it this way. 200 points on the dow, its scotch miss. It could disappear tomorrow if things turn nasty again. Certainly could. This is a real volatile situation. Richard quest, thanks very much. Remember, you can always follow us on twitter. Tweet me warm frontblitzer. Tweet the show sitroom. Let any step in with van jones and s. E. Cupp. President obamas work is paying off he says have laid mer putin has hit the pause button. Which means as much as when russia hit the reset button. The debate starts right now. Tonight on crossfire, until pressure from President Obama, is Vladimir Putin backing down . There have been some reports that President Putin is pausing for a moment
In 1991, an attempted coup in Moscow was put down by the Russian people. This time, Russians seemed largely disengaged. “Incredibly, even Muscovites joked about getting popcorn to follow the drama, as Ukrainians unsurprisingly did,” writes Frida Ghitis.
In 1991, an attempted coup in Moscow was put down by the Russian people. This time, Russians seemed largely disengaged. “Incredibly, even Muscovites joked about getting popcorn to follow the drama, as Ukrainians unsurprisingly did,” writes Frida Ghitis.
In 1991, an attempted coup in Moscow was put down by the Russian people. This time, Russians seemed largely disengaged. “Incredibly, even Muscovites joked about getting popcorn to follow the drama, as Ukrainians unsurprisingly did,” writes Frida Ghitis.