economists are telling a different tale, a much different tale. and remember when vice president harris told meet the press the border is secure? well, there are new warnings tonight of not just one but multiple migrant caravans heading to the so-called secure border trying to get into the u.s. before republicans potentially take back congress. and crime victims here in california are furious after one of the state s biggest counties just dismissed hundreds of criminal cases, many of them for violent offenses all because of a judge shortage. l.a. county sheriff alex villanueva is here on set with us to talk about rising crime and confronting the deadly fentanyl crisis. plus, breaking tonight, elon musk appears to have completed his takeover of twitter ousting two top executives in the process. but twitter s leading advertisers are warning mr. musk his plans to promote free speech might drive users away. but we begin with president biden trying to paint republicans as the ones
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the economy grew 2.6% in the third quarter of this year but get this, the gdp actually shrank by 1.66% in the first and second quarters. just treading water is how the chief economist at moody s analytics sees the economy right now even as the biden administration is trying to court voters two weeks from the midterms by zeroing in on their economic agenda. as for talk of a recession? i don t see signs of a recession in this economy at this point. reporter: i don t see it! doesn t mean it s not there. she doesn t see it, though. but that s obviously very hard to believe after nearly a year of record high food and gas prices pinching american wallets. in fact, 66% of voters think that the u.s. is already in a recession or a depression according to the latest usa today/suffolk survey. the same poll shows likely voters prefer republicans over democratic congressional candidates by a 49-45