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so i'm a person in the d o j. i mean, really? i mean, these are the people, or at least the d o j have been going after trump. now since he left off is, are you waiting argue video j? when after him, when he was in office here, we can't believe these people. they've lost all credibility and legitimacy. yeah, you're exactly right theater. they have lost all legitimacy. they've lost all trust . of course. these are the agencies that betrayed the american public. by hiding the hunter, by the laptop story and inventing the propaganda of russian hopes and the election process. and the american people know this and the american people despise these agencies and also the nazi merit garland, department of justice going after the trumps reporters of january 6th and going after women, you know, who challenge school boards because they don't want the l g b agenda ramrod at down their children's throats, all of the american public for the most part that has a brain, has taken a position against these agencies for their to, for their tyranny.

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so i'm a person in the d o j. i mean, really? i mean, these are the people, or at least the d o. j had been going after trump. now since he left off is, are you waiting argue video j? when after him, when he was in office here, we can't believe these people. they've lost all credibility and legitimacy. yeah, you're exactly right theater. they have lost all legitimacy. they've lost all trust . of course, these are the agencies that betrayed the american public. by hiding the ones you're buying laptops, story and inventing the propaganda of russian hopes and the election process. and the american people know this and the american people despise these agencies and also the nazi merit garland, department of justice going after the trunk. supporters of january 6th and going after women, you know, who challenge school boards because they don't want the l g, b, t, agenda, ramrod at down, their children's throats, all of the american public for the most part that has a brain, has taken a position against these agencies for their to, for their tyranny. and now we're seeing once again the

so i'm a person in the d o j, i mean really? i mean these are the people or at least the d o j have been going after trump. now since he left the office, are you waiting argue video j? when, after, when he was in office here, we can't believe these people. they've lost all credibility and legitimacy. oh, yeah, you're exactly right peter. they have lost all legitimacy. they've lost all trust. of course, these are the agencies that betrayed the american public by i hiding the ones you're buying laptop story and inventing the propaganda of russian hopes and the election process. and the american people know this and the american people despise these agencies and also the nazi merit garland, department of justice going after the trumps reporters of january 6th and going after women, you know, who challenge school boards because they don't want the l g b, t agenda ramrod, it down, their children's throats, all of the american public for the most part that has a brain, has taken a position against these agencies for their to, for thei

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they were charged $25000000.00 by the d o. j, which founded guilty of these of these actions in 2007. that's just not a lot of money, and it's not for a company like tequita. so you also could do a risk assessment and say, well, you know, even if we get caught, we're not going to pay very much. that is what changed in this trial. because even though $38000000.00 is a relatively small amount for a multinational, what happened in this case because of the bill, whether plaintiff is it opened up more and more cases against a key to so their ultimate losses could be in the billions is agriculture. and our company is like tequita as important in latin america today as they were in the past. no, i mean, it does depend on the area. it depends, for example, it is very important in central america, and it is not surprising that central america produces so much out migration to, to, to mexico, the united states and other places because it is still looks a lot like what you're describing are i'm describing. and 1954 in guatemala, and that

they were charged $25000000.00 by the d o. j, which founded guilty of these of these actions in 2007. that's just not a lot of money, and it's not for a company like tequita. so you also could do a risk assessment and say, well, you know, even if we get caught, we're not gonna pay very much. that is what changed in this trial. because even though $38000000.00 is a relatively small amount for a multinational, what happened in this case because of the bill, whether plaintiff is it opened up more and more cases against a key to so their alternate losses could be in the billions is agriculture. and or companies like tequita as important in latin america today as they were in the past . no, i mean, it does depend on the area. it depends, for example, it is very important in central america. and it is not surprising that central america produces so much out migration to, to, to mexico, the united states and other places because it is still looks a lot like what you're describing, or i'm describing in 1954 in guatemala. and that's, i

they were charged $25000000.00 uh by the d o. j, which founded guilty of these of these actions in 2007. that's just not a lot of money, and it's not for a company like tequita. so you also could do a risk assessment and say, well, you know, even if we get caught, we're not going to pay very much. that is what changed in this trial. because even though $38000000.00 is, is a relatively small amount for a multinational. what happened in this case because of the bell, whether plaintiff is it's opened up more and more cases against a key to so they're also meant losses could be in the billions is agriculture and, or companies like tequita as important in latin america today as they were in the past, no, i mean it does depend on the area. it depends, for example, it is very important in central america, and it is not surprising that central america produces so much out migration to, to, to mexico, the united states and other places because it is still looks a lot like what you're describing are i'm describing in 1954 in guatemala, and

they were charged $25000000.00 uh by the d o. j, which founded guilty of these of these actions in 2007. that's just not a lot of money, and it's not for a company like tequita. so you also could do a risk assessment and say, well, you know, even if we get caught, we're not going to pay very much. that is what changed in this trial. because even though $38000000.00 is, is a relatively small amount for a multinational. what happened in this case because of the bell, whether plaintiff is it opened up more and more cases against a key to so there ultimate losses could be in the billions is agriculture. and our company is like tequita as important in latin america today as they were in the past. no, i mean, it does depend on the area. it depends, for example, it is very important in central america, and it is not surprising that central america produces so much out migration to, to, to mexico, the united states and other places because it is still looks a lot like what you're describing are i'm describing. and 1954 in guatemala, and

so my name is kevin road jack, that's r o j e k. i'm a special agent in charge of the pittsburgh field office. the 1st thing i wanna say that the f b, i stands with the people of butler, county and western pennsylvania and our hearts go out to the victims of this heinous act which occurred today. this is our community and i wanted to let the public know that the f b, i has deployed a number of our resources, including investigative agents, are evidence response, team bomb technicians. and we have additional resources coming from other field offices, as well as from f. b. i headquarters including our evidence response from quantico, virginia. we have intelligence analysts, as well, working from our field office in pittsburgh working previously to attempt to identify the individuals who did this in any motors behind why this was done right now we need the public's help. anyone who was on the scene who saw anything for identified any information. please report that to the f b i using either the phone number 1800, call us b i for online

in this situation, they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction, but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think this satisfied both parties in that sense and implied that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you spoke about james class and before this, you know, he's come out saying, well, we've got what we wanted. julian served his time. we've got a conviction. so this is sort of messaging from the intelligence community that they should be happy with this conviction, this is conviction and, and play deal that the history and government was able to was able to broker in terms of julian safety in australia. he's incredibly popular with these threatening people that day when he stepped off that plane onto the topic. i've got thousands of messages. people were celebrating popping bottles of champagne sauces. and people said this is like christmas. that that was the feeling, the feeling back back in australia. that's how popular julie i saw one person on rupert murdoch's abc scott, no sky. because sky news in australia is

in this situation, they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction, but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think that's satisfied both parties in that sense. and, and play that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you spoke about james class and before this, you know, he's come out saying, well, we've got what we wanted. julian served his time, we've got a conviction. so this is sort of messaging from the intelligence community that they should be happy with. this conviction, this conviction and play deal that a history and government was able to was able to broker in terms of julian safety in australia. he's incredibly popular with these getting people that day when he stepped off that plane onto the time back. i've got thousands of messages, people with celebrating bobbing bowls and champagne sauces. some people said this is like christmas, that that was the feeling, the feeling back back in australia. that's how popular julie i saw one person on rupert murdoch's abc sky, no sky. because sky news in australia is owned

they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction. but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think that's satisfied both parties in that sense and implied that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you, you spoke about change classes before this, you know, he's come out saying, well, we've got what we wanted. julian served his time, we've got a conviction. so this is sort of messaging from the intelligence community that they should be happy with. this conviction, this conviction and play deal that a history and government was able to was able to broker in terms of julian safety in australia. he's incredibly popular with these training people that day when he stepped off that plane onto the time back. i've got thousands of messages, people with celebrating bobbing bowls and champagne sauces. some people said this is like christmas, that that was the feeling, the feeling back back in australia. that's how popular julie i saw one person on rupert murdoch's abc sky, no sky. because sky news in australia is owne

o j are totally inadequate both from the perspective of accountability for the crimes committed. and from the perspective of acting in the public interest by insuring a change in borton's behavior. right, well joining me now in the studio is french aviation expert and former pilot serial the luxury several the us government's been accused of cooking up yet another sweetheart deal for boeing. what are your thoughts about this deal? well, it's all the on their interest to do it. and they blinked another for the trial with the situation. and this is actually, so it's all the interest of the united states government to solve this problem then quietly, even if it involves uh, things that there should not do the financial penalty and imposition of an independent monitor are among the deals reported terms. i know nothing could compensate for the lives of 346 people, but is this enough punishment? well, no, that's not enough. but you have to understand that regarding the 737, max problem of the 2 crashes that you have. we had the experiments that grinding, a complete fleets of fat craft

j, i think it was 2 or 3 years ago. they actually had a birthday party for julian outside and said that we're here cutting cake and it has the honor to tell them us justice department that we have a constitution here. we have a 1st amendment rights to free speech, and i know people also in new york who every thursday uh, a bernadette and chuck these activists would actually go to the new york times office and pass out flyers about as long his case put pressure on, on on the journal is that actually depend on this constitution in this right to free speech to do their own work and make the case that the continued persecution of designs would be damaging to them as well. and i, i do believe that if, as long as came here, it would not only invigorate that group which would have a presence outside of the prison in his court room and ultimately gain media attention. i do believe that if the actual step of taking him bringing him here to the united states had, had occurred, that it would force, even mainstream pundits and main

j, i think it was 2 or 3 years ago. they actually had a birthday party for julian outside and said that we're here cutting cake and it has the honor to tell them us justice department that we have a constitution here. we have a 1st amendment rights to free speech, and i know people also in new york who every thursday uh, a bernadette and chuck these activists would actually go to the new york times office and pass out flyers about as long as case put pressure on, on on the journal is that actually depend on his constitution in this right to free speech to do their own work and to make the case that the continued persecution of designs would be damaging to them as well. and i, i do believe that if, as long as came here, it would not only invigorate that group which would have a presence outside of the prison in his court room and ultimately gain media attention. i do believe that if the actual step of taking him bringing him here to the united states had, had occurred, that it would force even the main stream pundits and

in this situation, they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction, but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think this satisfied both parties in that sense and implied that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you, you spoke about change classes before this, you know, he's come out saying, well, we've got what we wanted. julian served his time, we've got a conviction. so this is sort of messaging from the intelligence community that they should be happy with. this conviction, this is conviction and play deal that the district and government was able to was able to broker in terms of julian safety in australia. he's incredibly popular with these training people that day when he stepped off that plane onto the atomic. i've got thousands of messages. people were celebrating popping bottles of champagne sauces. and people said this is like christmas that that was the feeling, the feeling back back in australia. and that's how popular july. so one person on rupert murdoch's abc scott, no sky. because sky news in australia is o

they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction, but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think this satisfied both parties in that sense and implied that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you spoke about change classes before this year. he's come out saying, well, we've got what we wanted. julian served his time, we've got a conviction. so this is sort of messaging from the intelligence community that, that they should be happy with. this conviction, this conviction and play deal that the history and government was able to was able to broker in terms of julian safety in australia. he's incredibly popular with these threatening people that day when he stepped off that plane onto the atomic. i've got thousands of messages, people with celebrating popping bottles of champagne. so some people said this is like christmas. that was the feeling, the feeling back back in australia. that's how popular july slow one person on rupert murdoch's abc scott, no sky. because sky news in australia is owned by the roof of myrtle organizations

j, i think it was 2 or 3 years ago. they actually had a birthday party for julian outside and said that we're here cutting cake and his honor to tell them us justice department that we have a constitution here. we have the 1st amendment rights to free speech. and i know people also in new york who every thursday, uh, a bernadette and chuck these activists would actually go to the new york times office and pass out flyers about as on his case, put pressure on, on, on the journal. is that actually depend on his constitution in this right to free speech to do their own work, and to make the case that the continued persecution of his arms would be damaging to them as well. and i, i do believe that if, as long as you came here, it would not only invigorate that group which would have a presence outside of the prison in his court room and ultimately gain media attention. i do believe that if the actual step of taking him bringing him here to the united states had, had occurred, that it would force even a main stream pundits a

j, i think it was 2 or 3 years ago. they actually had a birthday party for julian outside and said that we're here cutting cake and it has the honor to tell them us justice department that we have a constitution here. we have a 1st amendment rights to free speech, and i know people also in new york who every thursday uh, a bernadette and chuck these activists would actually go to the new york times office and pass out flyers about as long as his case put pressure on on, on the journal is that actually depend on his constitution in this right to free speech to do their own work and to make the case that the continued persecution of designs would be damaging to them as well. and i, i do believe that if, as long as came here, it would not only invigorate that group which would have a presence outside of the prison in his court room and ultimately gain media attention. i do believe that if the actual step of taking him bringing him here to the united states had, had occurred, that it would force, even mainstream pundits and

j. the vance is a smart guy. he's a strong speaker, and so i think he will resonate with the role community. i'm not sure that donald trump needed that ultimately. so we'll see how politically this shakes out. i do have concern again about like the, the, the, the national conservative part of this is that the dates are sometimes taken. and hopefully he'll come around and, and, and run with an agenda that in the process at the border tackled by nomics. and it's your global stability, like a james dave is really good to get your thoughts and doing this is james davis. the republican stuff is the republican national convention. james, enjoy the show to see likes i thank you. thank you know, us senator has been found guilty of a wide range and corruption scheme that included acting as an agent of a foreign government robot. menendez, a democrat, to serve as chad the possible senate foreign relations committee is now facing calls to step down. christian fleming reports from new york. senator robert menendez summoned b

and when i went to the court to seek justice, the d o j joint in and help them keep this i secret and hide the truth. so even today, 9 years later, 9 years later, despite all the evidence that we have, they still want to sign with me. we are now standing you letters of, of the many that i don't, i tell my story that i don't tell the truth and they have threatened me with my attorney license and the livelihood and, and they want to silence the victim to protect the perpetrators. well, i've read the book and i can tell you that it is absolutely true. terrific interview. thank you for your insights. tim carl heinrich will. ricks is known as the very 1st game man to publicly announce his sexual identity. born in germany, in 18. 25 is coming out, was a historic watershed event. he said, quote, i am proud that i have found the courage to view of the initial blow to the hydra of public contempt and quote, those are powerful words. and yet, here we are 200 years later, and the hydra of discrimination, hatred, and contempt still has not been slain. indeed, it's alive and well, and it's living

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and when i went to the court to seek justice, the d o j joint in and help them feed this the secret and hides of trust. so even today, 9 years later, 9 years later, despite all the evidence that we have, they still want to sign with me. they're now sending you letters of, of the many that i don't, i tell my story that i don't tell the truth and they have threatened me with my attorney license and the livelihood. and, and they want to silence the victim to protect the perpetrators. well, i've read the book and i can tell you that it is absolutely true. terrific interview. thank you for your insights. tim carl heinrich will. ricks is known as the very 1st game man to publicly announce his sexual identity. born in germany, in 18. 25 is coming out, was a historic watershed event. he said, quote, i am proud that i have found the courage to deal the initial blow to the hydra of public contempt and quote, those are powerful words. and yet here we are 200 years later. and the hydra of discrimination, hatred, and contempt still has not been slain. indeed, it's alive and well, and it's living in

in this situation, they've given the intelligence community to national security d o j a conviction, but they've also managed to secure julian's freedom. and so i think that's satisfied both parties in that sense. and implied that man in the middle diplomatic role. you know, you, you spoke about trans classes before the see what he's come out saying, well, we got what we wanted. julian served his time, we've got a conviction. so this is sort of messaging from the intelligence community that they should be happy with. this conviction, this conviction and play deal that the history and government was able to was able to broker in terms of julian safety in australia. he's incredibly popular with these training people that day when he stepped off that plane onto the time back. i've got thousands of messages, people with celebrating popping bowls and champagne sauces. some people said this is like christmas, that that was the feeling, the feeling back back in australia. and that's how popular julie i saw one person on rupert murdoch's abc scott, no sky. because sky news in australia is ow

and when i went to the court to seek justice, the d o j joint in and help them feed this i secret and hide the truth. so even today, 9 years later, 9 years later, despite all the evidence that we have, they still want to sign with me. they're now sending you letters of, of the many that i don't tell my story that i don't tell the truth and then it's threatening me with my attorney license and the livelihood. and, and they want to silence the victim to protect the perpetrators. well, i've read the book and i can tell you that it is absolutely true. terrific interview. thank you for your insights. tim carl heinrich will. ricks is known as the very 1st game man to publicly announce his sexual identity. born in germany, in 1825. his coming out was a historic watershed event. he said, quote, i am proud that i have found the courage to deal with the initial blow to the hydra of public contempt and quote, those are powerful words. and yet here we are 200 years later. and the hydra of discrimination, patriot and contempt still has not been slain. indeed, it's alive and well, and it's living i

j, i think it was 2 or 3 years ago. they actually had a birthday party for julian outside and said that we're here cutting cake and it has the honor to tell them us justice department that we have a constitution here. we have a 1st amendment rights to free speech, and i know people also in new york who every thursday uh, a bernadette and chuck these activists would actually go to the new york times office and pass out flyers about as long as his case put pressure on on, on the journal is that actually depend on his constitution in this right to free speech to do their own work and to make the case that the continued persecution of designs would be damaging to them as well. and i, i do believe that if his lunch came here, it would not only invigorate that group which would have a presence outside of the prison in his court room and ultimately gain media attention. i do believe that if the actual step of taking him bringing him here to the united states had, had occurred, that it would force, even mainstream pundits and m

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we can speak to christopher j o. larry is a senior vice president of global operations at the su, fun group and a full. i'm a senior executive with the f b i accounts of terrorism in joins us live from new york. thank you for your time today. at the hearing yesterday, teeth will remain to find and she that she was the right person to leave the secret service. even though she took responsibility for what had gone wrong. and the secret security fact is that happened. why do you think she has now resigned? well, i think 2 things. number one, what she said yesterday is correct. you is actually very qualified to have been the director of the secret service. she did a career during protection within the secret service. she has a great resume and she was a competent liter. um, but she didn't need to resign because she lost the confidence of the american people. certainly of congress as was demonstrated yesterday and for the people that they protected. this was one of the secret services greatest failures, certainly their bi

j. yeah. the weather this morning starting a little cloudy by the coast. but boy, this afternoon. yeah, warning us good morning started a that doesn't look so good with something that looks amazing, which is the sunrise view over san francisco right now that are directors have pulled up and thanks for doing so. look at this. gorgeous start to the morning in the city. absolutely. a nice way to get out there. maybe walk. go on a nice sunrise walk. get out there with the pup before it does get really scorching hot later on today, the city will be a respite from the heat. in most cases you want to head out to the coastline. watch for a few spots of fog. but that fog, you know what it means a sure sign of at least some coastal air intruding right along the coastline. otherwise, though it is going to be sunshine and warmth and temperatures are going to rise really quickly. high pressure ridge builds up to the east in contrast it with the low to the west of us. these 2 next to each other can of

j. we've been talking about the heat but today is supposed to be the hottest day. yeah. yeah. let's get details straight away. john, good morning up. we're venturing into what is going to be a day of near 110 degrees for some spots. just a scorcher and dangerously hot conditions for a lot of areas. so it's another one to take those precautions and check on your neighbors, family and friends looking outside this morning, not so bad right now. in fact, it's been a pretty gorgeous morning so far, nice sunrise that we just saw minutes ago. and your view at the embarcadero currently looking nice and clear. we have a little fog at the coastline in that side of ocean. cool. there. we'll keep our coastal areas as your true respite from the heat. the rest of the bay area under heat advisories or excessive heat warnings not just today, but well into tomorrow at 08:00pm. so one 2 days of triple digits ahead of us today. just happens to be be very hottest 50's and 60's for your current temperatures.

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