if you are talking about making the country better, perry this morning was talking about a vote on a balanced budget, on the texas bar to plan, term limits, individual earmarks, et cetera, et cetera. i think a lot of republicans agree with all those principles. why they couldn t get a deal defies me at the moment. harris: the congressmen, who i didn t know you to was your brother-in-law, told me the last hour that the first thing they want to get done is wipe the billion dollars for those 87,000 irs agents, which was part of the faux inflation reduction act. so there is some immediacy where you can find an agreement. it s amazing that maybe that will not happen or maybe it will today. dr. nesheiwat: especially with the omnibus not giving resources to the border control agents, rather than processing. harris: all right, we will move on. you can see i m kind of fired up about this sort of thing. coming up, it was a moment that really brought us together, millions of us watching. ev
finally on this 9/11 anniversary, a difficult look into the mirror at america then and now there is no nostalgia for that horrible day, no silver linings. it was and always will be evil on an incalculable scale, full stop. as we mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11, how can we not go there, talk about the elephant in the room how we responded back then, one country pulling together, united in our grief and our resolve, versus how we respond two decades later as our country faces a different peril, the pandemic 20 years ago americans collected and handed out masks to ground zero workers today we fight over whether to protect our children from a deadly disease with them. americans lined up to give blood in the days after september 11th today millions of us refuse a vaccine
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plunging tens of thousands into darkness. it s been that way for some people for a week. and some people are starting to get a little angry over this. the latest on the efforts to restore utilities from michigan to maine. a ruling on the nsa that has come calling victory for th federal government. a judge says data collection is legal on millions of us. so what is being done to protect our rights as american citizens? congressman peter king of new york is about to join me live.
the first book ever printed in america. zut sutherbys expects it to sell between $15-20 million at auction. this is the national thanks ghifing turkey. after the ceremony, the turkey and its alternate will be part of the christmas at mt.vernon display. they both fall on the same day this year. et won t happen again until 2070. on black friday, millions of us will hit the malls to shop for those holiday gift deals. it s always one of the busiest shopping days of the year. last year, 89 million people went to stores or shopped online. and that set a record. . no matter what kind of family bonding time there is, you will