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Kamala harris, and former president trump are about to come face to face for the very first time tonight. Good evening, i'm brett bear. And i'm martha mccallum. This is a moment we could not have predicted a few short weeks ago, and the stakes kong be higher for these candidates tonight. The abc presidential debate is moments away, we'll see it live from beginning to end here on fox. A showdown from vicepresident harris and president trump seemed unimaginable, just two months ago. President biden was at the top of the democratic ticket, his stunning debate performance, we saw it here, changed ...

i can't stand. is that okay, tony? can i sit? [gunfire] is. >> jesse: no one ever wants to meet a mobster. some people would feel safer in prison than out on the street people like bernie madoff no relation to. lost $65 billion of other people's money in a ponzi scheme. it wasn't just joe schmo's money that bernie stole. a new netflix documentary says bernie madoff was taking millions of dollars in from criminals. federal reserve drug cartels tr. and when they all came knocking on bernie's door to have it back, he didn't have it. instead of paying up, the documentary says madoff pled...

Experiment of mass decriminalization, not only decriminalizing homeless encampments, decriminalizing heroin and fentanyl. but low level property crimes, assaults, and even robberies. but the evidence is clear -- seattle has property crime rates that are 86% higher than chicago. 250% higher -- >> than chicago? >> than chicago. 250% higher than los angeles. and 400% higher than new york city. and they're -- they're kind of operating under this mistaken idea that if you decriminalize crime you'll get less of it. but what we've seen especially with property crime is you've gotten much more of it a...

Ideology seeping itself way across saying people who are homeless or committing crimes or addicted to drugs are the victims of an unjust society and we can't hold them accountable because to do so is a vestige of white supremacy or fascism or racism. but you've seen it's devolved into a situation where you've had wide spread addiction, by the latest estimates, we have 6,000 homeless, heroin, and fentanyl addicts in the seattle area. and we know that all of them don't work and we have on average according to federal data, an $1800 a month drug habit. what happens? a huge increase in property cr...