tonight on the reidout we don t have food, we don t have nothing. nothing, no life here. no life here. when i close my eyes, i see bombs. i see a lot of houses down. it s not fair. it s not fair. it s not fair. families including americans like that man, wait at egypt s border, hoping to escape the hell that is gaza. as israeli troops amass for the expected gaza invasion. also tonight, trump loses again. as judge tanya chutkan slaps a partial gag order on him, limiting the vile that he s allowed to spew. plus, jim jordan has never passed a single piece of legislation, and john boehner calls him a legislative terrorist, yet, jordan appears to be on the verge of becoming the next republican speaker. but we begin tonight with israel and gaza on the brink. thousands of israeli forces continue to amass on the gaza border in the wake of the deadly terrorist attack by hamas more than a week ago. approximately 2,000 u.s. troops have been told to prepare for possible deploym
our country echos nativist talking points and has the potential to cause real danger and violence. we re going to have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining inside politics, cnn s news central starts right now. donald trump trying to play king maker as the house searches for a speaker. the former president now endorsing jim jordan as some republicans are furious with two of their own candidates planning a televised debate, one lawmaker calling it insanity. plus jobs soar, the september jobs report crushing expectations. the white house is celebrating, but will it help president biden s poor approval ratings on the economy? and back to donald trump. did he share nuclear secrets with a member at mar-a-lago? ahead new details on an australian billionaire turned potential witness for the special counsel. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. we start this afternoon with the race for
to slash federal government in washington, his opponents fear there will be a vendetta tour against enemies within washington and beyond. which on previous form, would suggest europe will need to be on its guard. the headline in politico this morning, suggest it could be even worse than that. their political team has been sounding out those planning for a trump second term. their conclusion is that it could pose an existential threat to european unity on a whole range of issues, trade and tarrifs, energy, climate change and and security. barbara moens is politico s chief eu correspondent she was a co author on this report. welcome to the program. paint a picture for me. what threads could donald trump pole in his own interests in a second term that might unravel the unity and brussels? i might unravel the unity and brussels? brussels? i think the most existential brussels? i think the most existential one brussels? i think the most existential one is - brussels? i think
i m will cain in forr laura ingraham on this special edition of the ingraham angle from new york city tonight. i want to wish a veryon big congratulation to the biden administration because they have hit a brandw new recordrecord. u re goi we did it. we did it. joe, you re going to be the next president of the united states. las they did it. we just learned that last month they had the highest number of illegal immigrant apprehensions at the border ever for the month of august. and so far in this fiscal year, there s been nearly 233,000 apprehensions already beating out last year. that s basically importing basi, a boise, idaho, a spokane, washington, and a scottsdale, arizona, every month. so that s joe biden s closed bor borderder.. it s so locked down that we needed to go now live to eagle e pass, where fox news national correspondent griff jenkins is there to. show us exactly how tight this closed border is by the biden administration. griff. hey, will. good evening .