a humanitarian pause in gaza that would advance several priorities including getting more aid in and getting hamas hostages out. following my conversations with the prime minister and with the israeli government, this is a process. israel s raised important questions about how humanitarian pauses would work. we ve got to answer those questions. we re working on exactly that. in fact, we agreed that our teams would get together and they re doing just that, including today, to work through the specifics of the practicalities of of these pauses. second, it s important that the pause advance a number of things. one of them is hostages. we are intensely focused the united states, israel, every other country that has one of its citizens being held hostage by hamas to bring them home. now, it s important that as we re engaged in pursuing humanitarian pause, this can be something that advances the prospect of getting the hostages back. it can also advance other things that we re
la laura ingraham. it is official, trump has selected his vice president. in my mind, yeah. do they know? no, nobody knows. kayleigh: byron donald, tim scott and burgum are here to weigh in. anti-israel mob beats a jewish woman outside of a los angeles synagogue. [screaming] kayleigh: this one is wild, aoc and jamaal bowman s rally. we going to show them who the we are. kayleigh: yieshgsz ikes, just three days away. should i be tough and nasty and say you re the worst president in hift rear or should i be nice and calm and let him speak? 50/50. be tough, be tough. kayleigh: despite smear from media or targeted lawfare from left wing prosecutors, trump is having a blast on the campaign trail. no wonder this happy warrior is ahead in the real clear politics averages. people know he has their back and enjoying the president everywhere he goes. in philadelphia, got to see trump s own personal style of debate prep when he stopped by a local cheesesteak di
ingraham angle from new york city. it s official trump has selected his vice president. vice president is. in my mind, yes. do they know? nobody knows. kayleigh: big news possible trump vp picks, byron donalds, tim scott and governor doug burgum are here to weigh in. also anti-israel mob beats jewish woman outside of los angeles synagogue. [shouting] [bleep] kayleigh: this one is wild a.o.c. and jamaal bowman cringe-worthy new york city rally. we going to show them hot [bleep] we are. kayleigh: yikes, more on all those stories and more. but, first, we are just three days away from the cnn presidential debate and president trump, he is testing out his attack lines on the campaign trail. should i be tough and nasty and just say you re the worst president in history or should i be nice and calm and let him speak? [cheers] be tough. be tough. kayleigh: despite the relentless smears from the media or targeted lawfare by the doj and left wing prosecutors, trum
what voters at home care about? should social media have a warning label, the same way cigarettes do? the new pitch from the surgeon general who says our children s well-being is at stake. and wiping the slate clean. maryland s governor just pardoned tens of thousands of people convicted of marijuana-related crimes. why he says he was motivated to take such sweeping ab shun. we start with president biden pushing spending to a new level in what is expected to be the most expensive presidential campaign in american history. today the campaign announcing a new $50 million ad buy, part of a massive new effort to reframe the stakes of this election just ten days before the first presidential debate. the goal in the words of the biden campaign is to focus on trump s legal issues and allow the president to project himself as a, quote, wise and steady leader in contrast to trump s chaos and division. in the courtroom we see donald trump for who he is. he s been convicted of 3
soledad. you look gorgeous. you like the hair. you satisfy. it s all about the hair at the end of the day. see you guys. it could be the end of the fen year war. leon panetta says there is a new goal, end come bad and switch the role of u.s. and nato troops from fighting and training. presidential candidates already weighing in. mitt romney s trashing the plan. the chairman of the house armed services committee calls it premature. we re going to talk about that? just a second. first barbara starr is at the pentagon. barbara, we ve got about 89,000 boots on the ground in afghanistan. let s talk about what this would mean for them. you know, kyra, good morning. this will mean they goin get some clear signals about when they will be coming home. that s important to so many military families. but let s go back to what you just said. you put it exactly right. it is a goal now that leon panetta is talking about to transition from combat to training the afghans by the end of