Brainard [National Economic Advisor, White House press conference]: We have seen unemployment, the lowest average unemployment rate, of any administration, in fifty years, and we have seen inflation come back down to pre-pandemic levels.

[outrageous lies]

Brainard: We are going to continue to work to deliver that debt relief to so many students that deserve it.

[declaring they will continue to openly violate the Supreme Court]

Reporter: Former president Donald Trump threatened to revoke the legal status of Haitian migrants. What is [Biden's] reaction to that?

Jean-Pierre: Here's the fact. The fact is they're here legally. That is the fact. TPS, that is what it gives you. Honestly, I wouldn't take legal advice from the former president. That's not something I would do.

[you best be getting legal advice from someone]

Reporter at White House press conference said, "it's another week of misery in Haiti", and asking, "what more can the US do to improve the situation in Haiti?'

Reporter: Does the administration have any concerns about how the aftermath of this storm could affect the vote? Whether it's talking to the postal service about ail-in ballots that may not be getting to people, or impacting the infrastructure in these critical states?

Jean-Pierre: We are using every available resources to help this community respond. That's what we're gonna do, and recover from this disaster. That is our commitment…ensuring the America's voices are heard this November.

Reporter: Former President Trump is accusing the Biden administration of using FEMA funding to support undocumented migrants. How does the White House respond to that?

Jean-Pierre: It's just categorically false. It is not true. It is a false statement. The fact of the matter is a Washington Post fact checker did a piece, and the headline was, 'No Biden did not take FEMA relief money to use on migrants, but Trump did". I'll leave it there.

[almost a billion has been spent by FEMA under Biden/Harris for illegals; a Washington Post fact checker??]

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Governor Kemp: We are an agricultural state, with agriculture servings as our number one industry. Hurricane Helene has wiped out much of this year's crop, across the board…thirty-five percent of our cotton crop is a total loss. Ten to thirty percent of the peanut crop is lost. Fourteen dairies across the state are still without power…over two hundred and twenty-two poultry houses have been destroyed, with hundreds of others damaged, and some, loss of operations for the entire farm. There's extensive infrastructure damage, and loss of livestock facilities…approximately four million acres of timberland has been impacted, and forty-eight thousand acres of pecans have been damaged or destroyed as a result of this storm.

President Trump: Our hearts break for the more than two hundred American families who have lost their lives already, officially, two hundred, and that number, unfortunately, is going to be going up. It's one of the deadliest storms in American history.

President Trump: It's been a terrible response from, the White House. They're missing a billion dollars; it was used for another purpose. And nobody's seen anything like that. From that standpoint, it's been terrible.

President Trump: A lot of the money that was supposed to go to Georgia, and supposed to go to North Carolina and all of the others, is going, and has gone; already it's been gone, for people that came into the country illegally.

Crooked union scumbag, Shawn Fein, is wearing a, "Trump Is A Scab, Vote Harris" shirt at the Harris event.