"So much going on. Terrorist attack in Jerusalem."

"Meanwhile, massive Russian strike on civilian targets in Ukraine that has led or led President Trump yesterday before he went off to the U.S. Open to say he's about ready to act on sanctions."

"Meanwhile, massive Russian strike on civilian targets in Ukraine that has led or led President Trump yesterday before he went off to the U.S. Open to say he's about ready to act on sanctions."

"These drones would not be possible without Chinese equipment, technology, and parts."

"...whether just as we are talking about saying, or we are, you know, going out India for giving money to Russia for its oil."

"And then in the United States, we're going to have to do some act against China to get the war going. So in the United States, we have this savage murder of this young woman on a train in Charlotte, the image of which is like already seared permanently..."

"Trump is in the midst of his ongoing war of words with Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker over whether the National Guard should go to Chicago."

"Daniel Penny was a veteran who was on a New York City subway."

"What's one of Zoran Mamdani's major issues? Free buses. And the buses are just going to become places for these type of indigent, criminal, kind of suspicious characters who have long rap sheets to inhabit and to randomly act out. So I think New Yorkers should pay particular attention to this as well."

"It sort of reminded me of a story here in D.C. a few years back because she came from Ukraine. She came to the U.S. fleeing a war zone and then was killed here on a train towards the end of August."

"Well, it happened. It happened earlier this week. But the story really took flight over the weekend when Trump is in the midst of his ongoing war of words with Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker over whether the National Guard should go to Chicago. And I think this incident in Charlotte illustrates how many Americans feel about crime. All they hear from the liberal media and the Democratic Party is, crime is going down. Crime is going down. Data show. Data show. This word data has this almost magical effect on the minds of New York Times readers and NPR listeners. It's, oh, the data show. Then you open up your eyes and you see something like this happen on a bus to an innocent young refugee. And of course, the common sense response is we need to do everything we can to make sure incidences like this don't happen. Can I make two points in relation to that? So there was a lot of polling over the weekend, essentially sort of the monthly polling that people are now doing, showing unfavorable responses by the public to Trump's deployment of the National Guard, saving Chicago. The polling is, by the way, overall not bad for him. He's at 43, 44, 45 percent. It's not... You know, he's not like in the 30s or anything like that. It's not great, but it's not bad. It's sort of in... It's the Trump range. But there is this polling that says that he is u..."

"...or, in Los Angeles or other blue cities. We've had this experience really since the de Blasio election in New York."