Welcome to one nation, i am brian kilmeade. Tonight, great roster, marco rubio and the dangers of china everywhere locally as well as federally, breakdown media that matters most and charlie gasparino. Who has the best economic plan for your wallet, life, family? first, i want to start with this, no answers, no change. I don t mean to sound pessimistic but everyone focusing on who won or lost the debate at who s gaining or losing the polls, the two, i don t see the meat needle moving at all for good reason. No one answered any questions that matter. We all know what trump will do no one knows what vice president harris will do work up her sleeve. She doesn t even want you to ask. Interest rates too high? that would be a good question. Good prices, how about 25% from when she took office? consumer debt growing alarmingly. Booming utility bills without a doubt. His legal immigration still an issue? beyond border states, how about 50 states? crime still rampant in cities across the nation
roe help from my mental problems and it s causing me to shoot up the school. trevor ault outside the courthouse. also tonight, the defense secretary lloyd austin saying, i should have told the president. i did not handle this right. what he said today in front of the cameras for the first time since being hospitalized after complications from prostate cancer surgery. not even telling the president. terry moran on what the defense secretary said today. the new missile and drone attacks on commercial ships, and tonight, martha rad dagts standing by with new reporting on the u.s. retaliation now coming for the deadly attack on u.s. troops. and the internal debate over how to respond. martha is in jordan. here in the u.s. tonight, tracking two major back-to-back storms. flash flooding, damaging winds. san francisco to los angeles. now moving from texas to florida. and this second storm set to hit could be even worse. rob marciano with the forecast. tonight, sending a me
problems, and it s causing me to shoot up the school. trevor ault outside the courthouse. also tonight, the defense secretary lloyd austin saying, i should have told the president. i did not handle this right. what he said today in front of the cameras for the first time since being hospitalized after complications from prostate cancer surgery. terry moran on what the defense secretary said today. the new missile and drone attacks on commercial ships, and tonight, martha raddatz standing by with new reporting on the u.s. retaliation now coming for the deadly attack on u.s. troops and the internal debate over how to respond. martha is in jordan. here in the u.s. tonight, tracking two major back-to-back storms. flash flooding, damaging winds. san francisco to los angeles. now moving from texas to florida. and this second storm set to hit could be even worse. rob marciano with the forecast. tonight, sending a message. president biden sanctioning four israeli settlers
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PROVO The promoters of a Halloween party held on the west side of Utah Lake that drew thousands of people the majority of them ignoring COVID-19 safety guidelines by not wearing masks or social distancing now face criminal charges.
Nine people were charged Friday in Utah County Justice Court with disobeying public health laws, a class B misdemeanor: Erik Scott Little, 27, of Sandy; James McReynolds, 23, of Lindon; Samuel Mark Nii, 22, of Orem; Daniel Edward Mortensen, 22, of Eden; Sadie Brooke Salisbury, 25, of Draper; Braden Abel Estrada, 26, of Sandy; Talifolaukovi Roger Foliaki, 28, of Pleasant Grove; Andrew Ivie, 23, of Midway; and Tanner Valerio, 26, of Bluffdale.
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PROVO The promoters of a Halloween party held on the west side of Utah Lake that drew thousands of people the majority of them ignoring COVID-19 safety guidelines by not wearing masks or social distancing now face criminal charges.
Nine people were charged Friday in Utah County Justice Court with disobeying public health laws, a class B misdemeanor: Erik Scott Little, 27, of Sandy; James McReynolds, 23, of Lindon; Samuel Mark Nii, 22, of Orem; Daniel Edward Mortensen, 22, of Eden; Sadie Brooke Salisbury, 25, of Draper; Braden Abel Estrada, 26, of Sandy; Talifolaukovi Roger Foliaki, 28, of Pleasant Grove; Andrew Ivie, 23, of Midway; and Tanner Valerio, 26, of Bluffdale.