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Illiberalism. That does it for us this morning. Stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. Hi there. Im stephanie ruhle. It is a busy friday. October 16th. Lets hunker down and try to get a little smarter. This morning, just 18 days, thats right, 18 days from the election, the president ial candidates are hitting the trail. Joe biden heading to michigan while President Trump will campaign in georgia. It comes after a splitscreen night that displayed the stark choice voters have in this election. The two candidates answering questions at dueling town halls and painting very different pict...

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Germany. Germany is paying 1 , they should be paying 2 , they should be paying more than that. Well see how that works out. Now i think this, we have something much better. We have tremendous lng, Liquified Natural Gas and a lot of European Countries are wanting it, including yourself. Tremendous amounts are being sold to different places all over the world, but also to europe. I think that is really the way, spend tremendous amount of money, i do think this and i would say hopefully nothing will happen, nothing negative. Well have a great relationship with russia. Great relationship with chin...

An invasive yellow-legged hornet was trapped in Jasper County last week, according to Clemson University officials tasked with protecting the state’s beekeeping industry.

In a striking discovery, the invasive yellow-legged hornet (Vespa velutina) has been spotted in the United States for the first time