Is prepared to hit back even harder. Where does it all end . And from the president to the pack mules, where does it end with Hurricane Helene . With hundreds still missing and more than A Million without power, how long does it take . We start with the vp candidates, both on the Campaign Trail after a late debate night. Tim walz in pennsylvania, j. D. Vance in michigan. The question now, did the Debate Chock full of midwestern nice, move the needle even marginally in a campaign where margins are everything . Walz was sort of like placating to the people. And vance was dancing around questions. My opinion on things hasnt changed too much tonight. If you were to say who won tonight, i would say Tim Walz won would everybody Say Walz won this debate . A show of hands. No pressure. So now with votes already coming in, what does this mean for the final 34 days . To reassess any strategies moving forward . I want to bring in the host of crooked days podcast. Mark short was Chief Of Staff to
Events. But she still has nightmares and dont know where her mom is at right now. And thats not the only person that she doesnt know where shes at right now because her aunt, caramel, which was playing with her all weekend and every time, and every minute she was in the kibbutz, she was coming to play. And their grandmother that died, but we are not telling her because thats not something that she can take for the moment. And she was really connected to her as well. Were a really close family. I know you are. And would you stay in touch, i know we had connective problems from your end, but would you stay in touch. Were out of time on our show, but please let us know and well talk to you we hope with better news. Thank you. Thank you very much. We want to bring them back, and we want women and children first. Anyone that see this need to remember its a human thing. Its not a war between two sides. Its a human matter. We need to bring back the girls and the children first. After that the
leaders. what are you going to be watching for when they speak? i m going to be watching for how are they going to try to tamp down these tensions? there are some players that do have an important role. turkey could play an important role here in terms of counseling restraint on the part of both israel and iran. russia also could play a role with iran given the burgeoning military relationship between moscow and toronto. china also pick a thing more voices on the world stage really need to be counseling, as much restraint as possible. but unfortunately, as frequently as the extremist insult of these countries come inside of the occupied territories, these are the ones that will tend to inflame tensions and try to make the conflict even worse. but this is where leadership is so incredibly important and i know the biden administration, all the folks at the white house, the ones that are
dramatic moments before an oil tanker was seized in the strait of hou hormuz. how should the u.s. respond? jim hanson joins us right now. listening to the audiotape, does that tell you anything more about iran s intentions? i think iran s intentions are perfectly clear and it s kind of a joke for them to claim that we re trying to drag the u.k. into the war. this seems to be a pretty one-sided attempt by them to provoke some sort of military action so they can scary guess ththe europeans and everyone el. it s been a month plus of a wave of attacks across the region. they ve hit oil tankers, pipelines, civilian airports and president trump has been listening to his allies and advisors who have been counseling restraint but thus far that hasn t worked. heather: you referenced this, so let s bring this you up from
hawkish foreign policy. but isn t sort of the opposite often true, that it s often the military personnel who are sort of counseling restraint, more than some civilians, who are content to be more hawkish? i would certainly agree with that, anderson. and i think it s because of the professional military education that every single general officer goes through on his or her rise to the top. you know, every single general officer has graduated from one of the four war colleges in the country, where they study national security policy. so it s not just as probably many americans think, it s not just military operations and tactics and strategies that they re studying, but they re actually looking at how all elements of national security come together to defend the people of the country. so, it would normally be the military folks in the room, who are looking for not only the means of power from a military perspective, but also the means of power from diplomacy, information, and economy,