Wire. Polls are razor tight. Will the debate be the Make Or Break moment . Were on it. Hi, everybody. First to Rich Edson in wisconsin where Donald Trump is set to speak any moment. Rich. Good morning, david. Theyre just letting the crowds in. Were in mosinee, wisconsin. Its a familiar setting for the president. Theyre doing the rally at a local airport and people are coming in next to the tarmac here. People started lining up a few hours ago, several hours ahead of former President Trumps address here. Were expecting several thousand people to come on in here and theres enough seats and space for all of them. When you talk about wisconsin, youre talking about the Blue Wall and what was really the key to the former president s 2016 victory was puncturing that democrat Blue Wall. Wisconsin is a big part of that. The former president has been hitting crime and the economy of late and spoke to the North Carolina fraternal order of Police Yesterday and the New York economic club where he p
Thousands whole responsibility of joe biden. Who is also the lead domino that lets the demise of all afghanistan. All this talk of chaos. In a broader sense the war was lost. Whether its afghanistan 2021, israel 2023, or haiti a. 24, or ive had to go over and help rescue or evacuate americans because Bidens Administration is responsible for these failures and refuses to do so. A Blockbuster Hearing between the two generals who led President Bidens chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, they will testify the first time under oath since retiring from the military. Hello and welcome i am sandra smith in new york, go to be with you, john. John good to be with you, very important date, center, and the hours to come this is america reports. The events of august 2021 sent President Bidens Approval Rating and a knows that he has yet to cover from. He is recovering once again trying to saving americas Stomach Americans in another country, Fox News Learning Right Mckenzie are expected to blame the
at 19, a number that is almost certain to rise in the days ahead. the u.s. president warming up thursday poll of a lot of loss of life as one official sank likely the biggest natural disaster disaster the state s ever seen. that s the biggest disaster in florida s history. tens of thousands of emergency workers and deployed statewide. now 2 million homes and businesses stay with the electricity. large parts of the state are underwater. instead it s a one in 1000-year rainfall. the governor ron desantis decided describe the storm surge is biblical. some of the damage was almost under scribe-able to see a house just sitting in the middle of a sterile bay. you must be flown because of the massive wind speed and storm surge and deposited in a body of water. there were cars floating in the middle of the water. some of the homes were total losses. he is expected to hit south carolina and coincide with high tide on friday, greatly to increasing the potential for flooding. the go
pitch their closing messages to voters. we ll have a slew of new polling numbers to see what, if anything, is getting through. also ahead, this week s jobless claims are in. what the new numbers on of the of another interest rate hike tell us about the state of our economy. professor eddie glaude jr. and jonathan lemire are with us. and joining us, nbc news national political reporter marc caputo and republican strategist and nbc news political analyst susan del percio. it s good to have you with us this hor hour. we have new polling out this morning. a hotly contested senate race in pennsylvania, the latest emerson college the hill survey finds mehmet oz with a two-point lead over john fetterman, within the poll s 3% margin of error. 4% remain undecided. let s keep it in pennsylvania. another new poll shows last week s debate between fetterman and oz appears to have had very little impact in minds of voters. 48% of voters telling monmouth university they will definitely
seen that widely across the uk for quite awhile. any snow should clear away quickly and we robertjenrick was a close friend and ally of rishi sunak s even he doesn t believe this new emergency legislation will work. we ll talk to a former conservative attorney general, labour s chair of the home affairs select committee, and a former conservative mep. also tonight. sorry for the pain and the loss and the suffering. an apology from boris johnson to relatives of those who died during the pandemic. at the covid inquiry he admitted both he and the scientists underestimated how fast covid was spreading. we should have twigged, we should collectively have twigged much sooner. we ll speak to michael rosen, who spent 42 days in a coma with covid, and was outside the inquiry this morning along with other protestors. also us funding for ukraine is on the brink of collapse. what will that mean for president zelensky and president putin? hello. the emergency bill published by the gov