Where he made critical remarks about republican economic philosophy after spending the holiday on the Campaign Trail in wisconsin and pennsylvania. We will talk live with the republican nominee for senate from pennsylvania, dr. Mehmet oz a little bit later. First up tonight, White House Correspondent peter doocy live from the north lawn. Good evening, peter. Peter good evening, bret. We noticed something while out on the Campaign Trail with President Biden this weekend when he is surrounded by midterm voters he spends a lot of time talking about Maga Republicans. But back here at the white house, surrounded w by the cabit he is trying to stick to official business. Im not a fan of big fan of trickle down economics. I find the trickle stops fairly quickly coming down. Peter he is also not a big fan of socalled Maga Republicans. The extreme Maga Republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards, full of anger, violence, hate and division. Peter he is making a point about their policies
looked ahead to the reign of king charles iii, we saw canons being blasted 96 times to mark the 96 years of queen elizabeth s life. we heard bells being rung and basically in cathedrals and small chapels. we saw the house of commons usually the scene of really rocks political activity. that was still in memorializing and thinking of the queen and buckingham palace we saw something else, bret. we saw a sign of things to come. we saw king charles, king charles iii approaching the royal residence for the very first time as king awrong with queen consort camilla. shark hans in the crowd much like his mother did. much like the reason why she was beloved. he also spoke to the nation for the first time on tv. and i believe we have some quotes from him right now. take a listen to that. perhaps we don t. one more time, charles continues his journey tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. the excess council will officially proclaim him king and remembrances of the queen continue as well i believe we ha
president himself played a critical role in getting the deal across the finish line. his message, emphasize the harm that families, businesses and communities would feel if a shutdown went ahead. the final hurdle to come, and that is a full union vote. also this, an immigration battle escalating near the vice president s doorstep. buses of migrants sent from texas dropped off just feet from her residence in washington overnight. this happening a day after officials on martha s vineyard were sent scrambling after dozens of migrants unexpectedly arrived there. the office of florida governor ron desantis says it was he who sent two planes to the massachusetts island with more than 50 migrants on board. you see a picture there. cnn s steve contorno live in washington. i saw a group of migrants dropped off in front of the vice president s residence in d.c. this morning as well. what s happening? reporter: the governor of florida has been promising for months really that he i
where he made critical remarks about republican economic philosophy after spending the holiday on the campaign trail in wisconsin and pennsylvania. we will talk live with the republican nominee for senate from pennsylvania, dr. mehmet oz a little bit later. first up tonight, white house correspondent peter doocy live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, bret. we noticed something while out on the campaign trail with president biden this weekend when he is surrounded by midterm voters he spends a lot of time talking about maga republicans. but back here at the white house, surrounded w by the cabit he is trying to stick to official business. i m not a fan of big fan of trickle down economics. i find the trickle stops fairly quickly coming down. peter: he is also not a big fan of so-called maga republicans. the extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards, full of anger, violence, hate and division. peter: he is making a p
to the meat aisle, you expect to see meat and poultry on the shelves for you to purchase. the way that meat and poultry often gets to your grocery store is the average of 205 rail cars a day that are moving that meat from where it s processed to your local grocery store. that would have quickly come to a halt. what we would have seen is empty store shelves, not just the meat counter but all across the store, and rising prices for everything that is left. still another decision point. this has to go to members, though it has the endorsement of union leadership. in your view, is that a likelihood to go through? are these issues settled for the long term? well, i do think it s likely and hopefully will be approved by the union members. it deserves to be approved. the railroads frankly put a lot on the table here including 24% of pay increases. i think from our perspective,