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ben carson. [applause] ♪ dr. carson: thank you. ■pxthank you.y, thinking about it. but you know, in 1958, a man by the name of■b edward lewis shrip enacted a lan@wsui against the erican- because they required a bible school and recitation of the lord's prayer. the state tried■y to accommodate him and they said, you can exempt your child from that if wa note. that was not good enough. and it continued all the way up to the supreme court in 1963$ td that it was unconstitutional. and that you couldn't have required bible readings or recitation of prayers. in a public school setngsince td into something even worse god or u'ligion in the public school setting or in a public square. have come to believe. that is not what our founders intended. that is not what the [applause]on say and really, this logically for a moment. in a country your fou the declaf independence, says your rights come from your creator -- also known as god. country whose pledge of allegiance says we are one nation under god. in a country where every corner of your pocket and every

ben carson. [applause] ♪ dr. carson: thank you.thank you. and thank you all for being here today. about it. but you know, in 1958, a man by the name of edward le against the american -- public schools because they required a bible reading at the beginning of school and recitation of the lord's prayer. the state tried to accommodate him and they said you can exempt your child i note. that was not good enough. and it con way up to the supreme court inwhen the supreme court ruled that it was unconstitutional. and that you couldn't have required bible readings or recitation of prayers.ting. since that time,s morphed into something even worsehave god or religion in the public school setting or in a public square. have come to believe. ur founders intended. that is not what the [applause] and really, think about this logically for a moment. in a country your the declaration of independence says your rights come from your creator -- also known as god. in a country whose pledge of allegiance says we are one nation under god. in a country where every corner and every building says "in some

carson with the temper, can you? [laughter] i can't even find that. calm, beautiful soul. i had a great chance to talk to him think we are going through n amazing time rig■b now and we will come out the winners of this. and then he reassured me. so i am, like, this is great. ay. how many of you realize this is the 20th friday before the election? we have 20 more fridays to get through. who it everything you have got for 20 more weeks? [applause] and never surrender? [applause] ok, now we are talking. me too. and we can't hill without god. we just can't do it. i mean, faith and freedom go together.here -- i think it is faith and freedom. faith and freedom.■> without our freedom, we can't do we realize what is at stake right now? i'm not just talking about presidential election. ally think we are going to win all of that. but if we don't, if we don't stand up for the next 20 fridays and the next 20 weeks and do everything we can, how do we share ou beliefs? as christians, we share the gospel. what other country can we share t if we turn into china, we c

thank you for the troducon carson, you are amazin.ord thank you for , your leadership. i can't imagine dr. carson with the temper, can you? [laughter] i can't even find that. he's the most calm, beautiful soul. i had a great chance to talk to him and i am tual think we are n amazing time right now and we will come out the winners of this. and then he reassured me. soit is friday. how many of you realize this is the 20th fridayefore the election? we have 20 more fridays to get through. whowo ire it everything you have got for 20 more weeks? [applause] [ausdy to take the hill and never surrender? [applause] ok, now we are talking. me too. and we can't take tt hill without god. we just can't do it. i mean, faith and freedom go together. is faith and freedom. faith and freedom. wifreedom, we can't u share our faith. do we realize what is at stake right now? i'm not just talking about presidential election. 's. senate. i actually think we are going to win all of that.but if we don''t stand up for the the next 20 weo everything we can, how

doctor ben carson. [cheering] [applause] there is a man, he worked very hard no scandal, there was no scandal with ben. for years it was perfect, he did a great job we love it been a special person in kandy, the whole family. thank you, ben, for being here appreciate it. a man has the mojo is going to be a very great senator. taking off like a rocket he is leading in all of the polls he is going to be something very, very special mike rogers, mike thank you very much. [cheering] [applause] and mrs. rogers thank you for being here. so nice to meet you. thousand easy endorsement for me that was a real easy when he has got what it takes he will be one of the most former formidable senators i think he's going to do a phenomenal job bringing money back to your district bringing jobs back to your district. he is a big believer in that. a person who has endorsed us and has been fantastic he is run for office he could run for a lot of offices if you want he loved being a police chief is james and craig. where i

agenda and then after successfully pinching the country's top ceos in washington dc and doctor ben carson jerome smith on know that in just a few moments combat but first up about our own intrepid edward lawrence with all of the details and edward, what is cooking. edward: very depressing for president biden a lot of celebrities try to get joe biden reelected to office were talking about your 20, julia roberts and barbra streisand of these are people who are not affected by the inflation that the rest of us are really feeling but in the campaign events of the written some $30 million the campaign will use for ads and no inside president joe biden highlighted a liberal causes the u.s. supreme court. biden: look the supreme court has never been as out of kilter has it is today and i mean never in a top constitutional law for nine years in the it than most look of the fact of the matter is that this is never been a court that's been this far out of step. edward: outside of the event the protesters blocked the entrance they held tightly over the money raised at the event, they went to my camp

. >> watch carson's face. >> oh, my gosh.e getting their cobbler first. >> there you go, mom. >> we could measure how many people are watching this right now and are going to make this. if you make it, take a picture and send it to us. what will they use? like a hashtag or something? just send it to today.com. i bet we would have a beautiful array of people paying homage to jen and barbara. >> that would be so special, yeah. all right, everyone. thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> well done. well done. [ applause ] >> they will be back in the 4th hour. for those recipes head to today.com/food. we are back in a moment. but, first, this is "today" on it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. >>> momma g., do you want to help us spin some smucker's jars? >> sure

ben carson, great to see you again.e you at the detroit event any think you were according to some of the press clips. give us a little narrative, sir. >> thanks, larry, good to be with you as always. yes, i was there. detroit is my hometown. so i spoke before the roundtable and the level of enthusiasm was extremely high. people are anxious to hear what president trump has to say because they have already seen what he did in the previous administration and they were good things. you don't have to think back a long time to make the comparison and the other thing is the left is trying to make this election about a person and you know, a convict, all this kind of stuff because they don't really have anything that they can run on and donald trump is presenting things that everyday people feel. they feel it when they go to the gas station. they feel it when they go to the grocery store. they feel it when they open their mail and see the utility bills. and it is having a dramatic impact, not just on black people but on all pe

carson a "yes" or "no" answer.be at the debate or watch party one of the two on thursday. >> yes. i'll be there. >> kayleigh: okay. because trump said his v.p. pick will be at the debate. i had to ask. dr. carson, thank you. up next, whoopi spits on "the view." literally spits. and morgan embracing the lifestyle of doing absolutely nothing. jimmy failla is an expert on that and more, next. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydrotherapy system. the ten water jets can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and improve sleep. while the microsoothe advanced air therapy system oxygenates and softens skin. safe step walk-in tubs are built to maximize safety. so you can stay in your home

impact of joe's capacity admits to awakening from voters of the united states to europe, doctor ben carsonhow trump is storming through blue states in gaining support along with former senior advisor to president trump kellyanne conway on the state of the race, two weeks away from the big debate, it's all right here on "sunday morning futures" speed when we begin with the countdown to election 2024, 142 days away less than two weeks away from the first one-on-one showdown between president biden and president trump on june 27, president trump on the campaign trail after separate meetings this past week with congressional republicans on capitol hill and major business leaders in washington, the 45th president seeking to unify the republican party around his agenda of lower taxes, border security and tariffs on imports and is meeting with senate republicans trump reiterated his desire to eliminate federal taxes on tips for service workers while telling business executives he like to lower corporate taxes and regulation to spur economic growth, following the meeting president trump traveled t

carson. i am not so worriedutng called names down here. and a hug when i go up to heaven. that is what i want. so i walked away. walk away from the job and tell your boss, take this job and shove it. you don't gei was justi didn't . paycheck, i was walking away from a big paycheck where i never worried about anything. and i remembered before tha ig y office and i said, i am a little for months down the road, six months down the road, a year from if i go oh my gosh, how stupid was i? i said, give me some answers. i grabbed my bible -- and you may have heard this if you read 2my book -- i opened the bible. i dropped my finger down, first timothy chapter 6:7. you bring nothing into this world and it is for certain you take nothing out. can you believe that is the answer god gave me? i said, got it. loudter] i tell you this storyse i know we are at four and a half months out froe scary. we are going to have to make decisions about we know are the right decisions, but they are not the easy decision. and i just want you to kw, whatr i a quiet li

ben carson is here to weigh in.lus, where is where is biden's doj runs stasm runs rampant across the country. [shouting] hillary and obama to the rescue. we got two days to go until the cnn presidential debate and the democrats are sending out their heavy weights. they are supposed to lift biden across the finish line. hillary gave anxious biden supporters a pep talk. it was in the pages of the "new york times" today. she lectured america on how we're supposed to watch the debate, here what happens she said, quote: too often we approach pivotal moments like this week's debate between president biden and donald trump like drama critics. we are picking a president, not the best actor. oh, so now hillary is concerned about too much acting in politics. maybe she should tell these folks. >> if trump returns to the white house, you can kiss these freedoms goodbye that we all take for granted. and elections, forget about them. that's over. that's done. >> julia roberts and george clooney are putting together the event. jim

i went that one to go just like doctor carson. about being i went to get a big old welcome and a hug when i g what i want. and so i walked away and i will never forget but once you walk off the job and tell your boss, take this job and shove it you don't get to go back and april . there's little moment of fear is not walking away from the s wity abig paycheck were never worried about anything. that step i was praying at my desk in my office andwa i sa god, i am a little nervous what if i regret this three■■ár months down the road, six months down the road? a yearo now how stupid was i? i said give me some answers i need some calm right now. ible you may have heard this if you read my book. did not know where i was opening up or it up first timothy chapter six verse seven you bring nothingnt this world it is for certain you take nothing out. can you bieve is the answer god gave me? i said god got it loud and clear. i am. out. i■rell yhe story because i know the next five months actually four and a half months out from the it isnd g

ben carson.hat a difference he the life of our country, senator james lankford, one of the great champions for life and family, he will be out here in a minute. i just want you to kw that what this conferenc is about, is not just the excitement and the enthusiasm that wwill have n extraordinary lineup of speakers, tomorrow afternoon, the 45th and soon to seventh president donald trump. [cheers andppla it' not really just ultimately about that. it is about■- the nuts and bolts that when we leave here, when we rolled out of bed sunday morning, we be roug away from t in the history of our country. important, if not the most important election in our lifetimes. i genuinely believei meis, i dot america can survive another four years of joe biden. i haven't feltsince jimmy carter was president. [laughter] so we have got to do our job. we are going to leave here■, we are going to knock on 10 million doors of christian and conservative voters i■hn every single battleground state. we will make 10 million

, we're talking about carson's now.e pairing that works well? >> because we have a little bit of spice, we need something with a little zip and sweetness to counter balance that. one of the things you want to think about is the intensity of the food. >> how is it? >> amazing. >> it's father's day. elevated cocktails and snacks. >> this crew is being quiet. >> i know. you guys are being weirdly quiet. i don't know what to do with it. >> okay. we have the gin man. >> i thought a tiki celebration might be fun. plus, who doesn't love a cup like that? i will walk around drinking my drinks all day long. so the base here is actually a gin milk punch. milk punch is one of the oldest forms of drinking liquor. it dates back to stewart era england. trooping the colors they used the process to make it more stable. things that wouldn't be so nice to drink today. >> that's why they're trooping the colors right now. >> you can use a milk punch liquor. but that gin will catch up with you. be careful there. we're doing a pineapple with

and carson good to have you. 's use soon your outfit understatement.feel about them and the little things like that? >> i thank the debate is to share about their policies. this going to be very interesting because if trump can talk about the comparison between his administration and the current administration acting most will count i tomorrow. i'm not sure he could even explain how his policies are beneficial. >> neil: that sudden expectations can. know it doubt you are brilliant surgeon peer thorough lot of our speciation's of the. their very low expectations for joe biden if he just gets through and doesn't too think we >> it does care some range the chocolate wanted bill to enter has skimping the longer he sat through 6 is so elusive or anchors who can you hear me? >> eigen who you know. >> neil: don't get angry. >> rate. i haggle weekly and listening. was for that that would spill on what you think you either microphone cuts? i can still talk about it. great seeing you will sea how it all goes down tonight. spent think you neil. >> neil: we've a l

and carson is figures. so at times army officer but really a trailblazer in the american, a figure like daniel boone'll talk about in a couple of weeks. sorry, you can't avoid him in this class. what else does the army do? so we've talked about their reports. we've talked about they send samples back. theyrepresent nations of. d after the civil war, most army topographical expeditions will be accompanied by a photographer. now, this is a pain in the -- the 19th century involves massive glass. and let me tell yoglass over a mountain in a bumpy wagon with i mean springs but they don't really do much to cushion the ride is a dangerous proposition your plates might not get back but what we'll always get back west pointers is take classwatercolor and drawing because they're beisk represent the west to an american public in the east that h seen these places. and again, here's army explorers are frontier corps is being rendered for the average americanght go west. it's closing the distance in timepace between, the

carson drove us around.lly cool conversation about the ups and downs of fatherhood. >> that will be fun. we look forward it to. >>> a check of your news, 8:00 on a thursday morning. we begin with the historic flooding in the south this morning. parts of florida hit with nearly two feet of rain in a single day. brought traffic to a halt. the governor there declaring a state of emergency. nbc sam brock is in miami. just north of miami. he has the latest now. sam, good morning. >> yeah, savannah, good morning. miami dade one of those five counties that right now is under a state of emergency. we're in aventura, the city says they received about 11 inches of rain just yesterday. 10 to 15 inches of rain throughout the region. this was just an afternoon long deluge that people are still trying to recover from. over my shoulder right now, i'm in a strip mall parking lot. the flashing lights in the distance and the white car. this is what's happening at that moment. tow trucks going from spot to spot, picking up all

carson anowd what i'm asked, how do you avoid poverty?, weight to have children until you can afford it. the formula for poverty is simple but that is controversial to say that. what is controversial about vesaving finis kh school and dot have kids until you can afford it? >> will, you have crystallized the findings from princeton university princeton university look together at the cause, wasf poverty. finish high school, wait until you are married to have children and have a job here at thenobo chances of poverty are 2% or less. a we use to know that. nobody had to tell us that.an all of a sudden it has become a revelation. in both the conservative and the liberal think tanks on resort organizations also the same thing. that i ares that children who ae raised in a traditional nuclear family do better on virtually all parameters. >> trey: dr. ben carson come of the book "the perilous fight," he is a book about our soul. thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> a pleasure, thank you soeat much. >> trey: yes, sir, i hopdinge yu have

doctor ben carson. do not be a stranger to this program. now this.argeting people who use the self checkout lane at the grocery store. what is this about? ashley: some crooks place a card skimming device in the self-service file of a grocery store in atlanta. and pins from credit, debit cards and criminals created fake cards on victims accounts. a store employee tipped off police. investigators saw two men placing the devices in those checkout registers. is believed the skimmers had been stealing information from customers for four straight days. police released the images of two suspects believed to be responsible and there they are along with a $2,000 reward, one of them holding some flowers and the other empty shopping cart. ashley: stuart: now this. greens going after cows and pigs. denmark will start taxing livestock farmers, the greenhouse gases their animals emit. take a look at this op-ed. the green energy transition that wasn't. governments pushed heavily, subsidized renewables, fossil fuel use continues to increase even faster. climate guy

carson, are you expecting to be part of a trumpex administration?am expecting to work for the rest of my life to save our country. whether i do that from inside or outside of the government is ups toid god.s maria: all right. we will leave it there. thank you so much for joining me this morning.me dr. ben carson. it is always wonderful to see you, former secretary of housing and urban development. thank you, sir.so >> thank you, maria. maria: a quick break, thea fallout overqu hunter biden's conviction in his federal gun c trial ason congress continues is investigation into president biden over alleged bribery, money laundering and influence peddling. florida congressman anna paulinu luna is here with missouri senator eric schmitt with the latest.of former t trump counselor, kellyanne conway with a break down of the 2024 presidential race. that's next. ♪ ♪ chewy, a citi client, uses citi's financial expertise to help drive its growth and keep its supply chain moving, so more pet parents can get everything they need... right when they need it. keepin

well, ben carson is not in this conversation is he?we're talking a year ago, we're saying sarah huckabee sanders, that's the pick for donald trump. the grain of salt should be massive heres. there are pros and cons with all of these people. donald trump is somebody who views himself as the big decider. he's not made a decision yet. that's the ultimately test here is what does donald think up to the minute before he makes that announcement. >> who do you think would be most beneficial to him to pick? >> i think it comes to a question of what does the trump campaign want to do? do you want to try and maximize the turnout that you'll get from african american males where joe biden is suffering a little bit? then you look for a tim scott, maybe a byron donald, maybe ben carson. do you want to appeal with suburban women? republicans have had a problem with that. maybe an elise stefanik or sarah huckabee sanders makes sense. what does donald trump want? what have we learned about everything about donald trump in these seven years since he's

former secretary ben carson did a fantastic job. [cheering] everybody loves him. i love him. a man who is very popular in these circles a big star he's become a bigger and bigger star ted nugent thank you for being here wherever you may be. wherever you may be, thank you very much. thank you very much. with the help of everyone here today we are going to win the state of michigan this november. we are going to fire crooked joe biden. we're going to evict the biden family from the white house and we are going to make america great again. have you heard that expression? [cheering] less than four years ago our border was secure. inflation was nowhere to be seen we did not have inflation the world was at peace america it was stronger and more respected than ever before it was never as respected as it was just four years ago now under crooked joe biden the worst president in the history of the country the world is in flames. our border is over run. inflation is raging, europe is in chaos the middle east is exploding. iran is emboldened. china is on the march the worst most incompe

. >>> we are back with carson.at happened this week after finishing second in the 200 meter freestyle, but he wasn't done yet. last night he surprised a crowd of 22,000 people in lieu kas oil stadium in indianapolis by outsprinting the favorite. he won the 100 meter freestyle final. his parents and a big group of notre dame fans watched from the stands and giuliano made his dreams come true. take a look. >> yeah! >> that's awesome. >> the guy in green, that's his dad, joe. he's a little bit excited. >> that's great. but watch this special moment when joe makes his way all the way up the stairs to his wife, cecelia, chris's mom. you can see the emotions coming out of the two. all the practices, all those years of hard work. now let's go to paris and represent team usa. >> that's a good one. >> thank you for that. >> you're welcome. >>> uncle al, have you seen your friend craig melvin on andy cohen's show last night. were your ears ringing? >> wait, what? >> what did he have to say? >> a lot of things. mainly, uncle

ben carson, surrogate for trump, thank you for joining us.ount down with five minutes ago until the debate, back with us, our political panel, rick davis and kristen hawn. we are joined by our global audience. people around the world are getting ready to watch what happens in the next 90 minutes. what does joe biden need to say not just to the american electorate the allies and adversaries across the world, how should we expect foreign policy to feature in this debate? kristen: people do not generally vote on foreign policy. people are voting on the domestic issues, that is why we talk about the economy so much and surrogates talk about how much things cost. but he is the president of the knot estates and the rest of the world will be watching. presenting a strong front, making sure he is a president not in bed with vladimir putin and will not back down to foreign dictators, and sending that message across the world, including our foreign leaders. rick: donald trump will say there were no new wars in my administration. this is the guy behind

scotland expects jack carson excellent report. thank you for joining jack carson excellent report. now we can see a live view in munich as fans arrive for the opening match of the euro 2024 tonight between germany and scotland, it's rumoured as many as 200,000 scottish fans are there . that is scottish fans are there. that is a lot of jocks, a lot of tartan army and maybe a lot of them won't remember the result. maybe that's their strategy. as i said, there are 12 to 1 outsiders tonight. germany are 1.25 to 1 to on win. this football, of course, though, is all about believing in miracles. scotland are 150 to 1 to win the tournament, but so were greece in 2004. greece went on to win that tournament. could scotland performed the same kind of miracle tonight? well, that is the build up in munich . kick off the build up in munich. kick off 8 pm. the world will be watching. i've got to say. good luck scotland. look at those boys there. and his missus there. they're getting ready for it. they're in the zone. good look, scotland and good luck. england. sunday night as well. superb stuff.

carsons one of the kind of greats a american his biographys with as as any figure of 19th century.ssacre at times he worked for the us, at times he was annd agent and independent guide. what you but he is one of these igures that does whatever he can to earn a living to make a carson was just as the point was with someone, sacajawea, where the army can't do this alone and it needs people who have been out there, who have done the work, who've gone to the west and and can help the army get where they need, go like literally ike, don't go ten miles that way. it's a swamp kind, a thing, which if you don't have a map, a sense of where things are, you' to know. so you need that knowledge that sits in place. andarson is one of these figures. so at times army officer but really a traitor, a and a trailblazer in the american, a figure like daniel boone or crockett, who we'll talk about in a couple of weeks. can't avon this class. what e talked about their reports. we've talked about they also sol these places. and after the civil war, most army topographical expeditions will be accompanied

ben carson. the book. the perilous fight.thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you so much, my pleasure. >> yes, sir, i hope you have a great week ahead, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, as we say good night, a special word of thanks to those two sailed a cross an ocean to liberate a continent, especially those who did not sail back home, d-day, 80 anniversary. until next week you can find us on-line. good night from sout joining us this evening. we will see you next weekend. ♪

and carson is one of these figures. so at times army officer but really a traitor, a and a trailblazer in the american, a figure like daniel boone or crockett, who we'll talk about in a couple of weeks. sorry, you can't avoid him in this class. what else does the army do? so we've talked about their reports. we've talked about they send samples back. they also sort of pictorial represent nations of these places. and after the civil war, most army topographical expeditions will be accompanied by a photographer. now, this is a pain in the -- because photography in the 19th century involves massive glass. and let me tell you, taking glass over a mountain in a bumpy wagon with i mean springs but they don't really do much to cushion the ride is a dangerous proposition your plates might not get back but what we'll always get back is art. and so one thing that the west pointers is take classes in watercolor and drawing because they're being asked to represent the west to an american public in the east that has never seen these

ben carson, dot carson. appreciate your time. i wanna start with a couple of issues that either to president didn't answer or just wanted some clarification on and get your sense of things. the fourth president dodged the question three times about whether he would accept november's election results. here's one of them if it's a fair and legal and good election, absolutely. >> i would have much rather accepted these. but the fraud and everything else was ridiculous. >> and we will once again around people. there's no evidence of 2020 election was rigged, fraudulent, or illegal. i guess dr. carson, why purpose of sowing doubt about the integrity of elections when presumably he's going to want to see the results in november well, it's a good question and as i'm sure you know, ever since 2020 2000 the button 2000. >> every election has been questioned by the side but loses and what that says is we need and much more transparent system right every election, those losers have also conceded at some point and everybody is accepted what

that's impressive. >> eye on carson. eye on carson. >> stop it! >> stop it!you have? >> oh my god. >> i got the burner down here. >> oh my -- >> okay. now we're on the up and up. okay. >> wow. >> thank you for your honesty. >> thank you. [ laughter ]. >> carson. ahead on "popstart" new details on ariana grande's "wicked" role. >>> first, our inspiring conversation ahead of major league baseball's tribute to the negro leagues with the oldest living veteran. just wait until you hear the stories that he has to tell. we'll do that right after this. (lady) 35! (store customer) you're gonna be here forever. (man) i know. (employee) here is your wireless contract. (man) do i need a lawyer for this? those were hard days. representative. switch! now that i got a huge storage and battery upgrade... i'm officially done switching. (vo) new and existing customers get iphone 15 on us when they trade in any iphone, any condition. guaranteed. (man) i really wished you told me sooner. (roommate) i did. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (ambient sounds, clock ticking) starbucks frappuccino

ben carson. the book. the perilous fight.ul, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you so much, my pleasure. >> yes, sir, i hope you have a great week ahead, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, as we say good night, a special word of thanks to those two sailed a cross an ocean to liberate a continent, especially those who did not sail back home, d-day, 80 anniversary. until next week you can find us on-line. good night from south carolina. ♪ ♪ . ♪

doctor ben carson.ring] [applause] there is a man, he worked very hard no scandal, there was no scandal with ben. for years it was perfect, he did a great job we love it been a special person in kandy, the whole family. thank you, ben, for being here appreciate it. a man has the mojo is going to be a very great senator. taking off like a rocket he is leading in all of the polls he is going to be something very, very special mike rogers, mike thank you very much. [cheering] [applause] and mrs. rogers thank you for being here. so nice to meet you. thousand easy endorsement for me that was a real easy when he has got what it takes he will be one of the most former formidable senators i think he's going to do a phenomenal job bringing money back to your district bringing jobs back to your district. he is a big believer in that. a person who has endorsed us and has been fantastic he is run for office he could run for a lot of offices if you want he loved being a police chief is james and craig. where is jame

ben carson.oining us on what we do expect to see on the debate stage pleasure. >> thank you so much my panel is back here with me in the spin room where all the surrogates and other people whose names are among those including dr. ben carson, potential vice presidential picks for donald trump when it comes to what he wants to see on the debate stage tonight show, michael, he was the saying that he believes there's so much for donald trump to talk about, whether it's his record or president biden's, that he should stay away from the personal insults dr. carson's, right. >> i'm biased. i worked for dr. carson i'm dr. carson, but governor kim said the same thing in your interview with him yesterday, that there's a lot of potential for the president to make his case to the american people and issues of the economy, immigration and including foreign policy i mean, i think some americans are a big concern about chinese aggression. what will the united states response be to china in their economic brick

ben carson. lp [cheers and applause] >> thank you.ere today, this is such a momentous time in our country's history thinking about you know in 1958 ay the name of edward lewis enacted a lawsuit against county public schools because theybible reading at the beginning of school lord's prayer. the state tried to accommodate him and said you can exempt your child from that with a written note. that wasn't good enough and it continued all the way up to the suur when the supreme court ruledtion unconstitutional and that you could not have required bible readings or recitations of prayers in a public school setting. since that time it has morphed into something e so that you can't have god or religion in the public school a public square. that's what people have come to believe. that's not what our founders in that's not what the constitution says. [applause] >> and al think about this logically for a moment. in a country where your founding document the declaration of independence says your rights come from your creator creator, also known

obviously, i wanted to be a comedian when i was very young. [ laughter ] it was like, i mean, johnny carson -- [ laughter ] johnny carson, and george carlin, and robert klein. [ laughter ] >> and these were influences? >> yeah. >> [ applause ] >> when i was first just thinking about being a comedian, there was a show on from canada called "sec tv". >> [ laughter ] >> >> [ audience reacts ] >> almost everyone in that cast was a genius, almost. but, that was a big influence on me, that show. >> well, thank you! so much on behalf of that cast. i interviewed some of them, but now they don't talk to me. i don't know what that is about. but, then, you are also a big fan of peta. >> peta, the people for ethical treatment of animals. >> i'm with you, bill, because i have one of the heaviest set dogs in the world. the worms in her stool have type two diabetes, and i'm -- >> [ audience reacts ] >> wow, you are -- >> because, which endangered species do you feel was kind of asking for it? >> well, none of them, of course. all the creatures on this earth should be able to live freely and to propagate.

to get myself the car, which is how i came into contact with almost the mainly run so its mislead as carson. i'm says the brand to sell populate here because the roads where demanding and used to be particularly bad. mercedes fits perfectly without banyon roads. it's suitable for both off road and ask spot mercedes a suitable for all road surfaces and albania. we for him, german cars, a good business, the car, we run cost 80 years a day, but already has over 200000 kilometers on the clock. so it's long since paid for it . so, no wonder how much relies on receipt as but where does it get them from? from do sales or as a cologne often is very good. i is raisal and you drove yourself? yeah. well yeah. so 2200 kilometers, dusseldorf, albania, again, last year you know, the roads between germany and albania, better than here, between toronto and so rhonda. our next stop is near the seaside resort of doors with its picturesque beaches and albanians, the main port. i'm . i mean, i'm a 22 year old who loves vintage cars and is a mechanic and a place that some of damian's call them or see to city sh

petersburg, carson i’m even i don’t know, he will be a moderator, i have no idea, and mr.ed to me about this, who the moderator will be there, you don’t know, i will report separately, he will report separately, i don’t know, mr. carlson and i have not agreed on this, i have a second one question, well, it’s already dark now, but behind you there are three flags, the flag of russia, the flag of the russian empire and the french-soviet union, and from there the empire is the tallest, let’s say . the official flag of the russian federation is trical, well, this is the official flag of russia, and then this is the first, second i can tell you that this was not some kind of political decision of our government there, nor the presidential administration, this was the decision of gazprom, strange as it may seem, which, well, of course he told me, mr. milyar, that he was going to. i keep saying, okay, if you want, do it, please, everything has some basis, that’s all, there’s no need here, you know, there’s no need to look for something that doesn’t exist, there’s no need to look

burgum, rubio, carson. could be someone else. johnny went to point pleasant beach, new jersey to see what those people think. >> d donald trump on the hunt for a v.p.. onolland what should he be looking for? someone with grit who's not going to back down lik e joe biden? >> common sense person. maybe like a female. i hear them. oni know. >> who do you think it should be? kevin hart. i think he'd be an awesomeo u candidate. byron donalds vivek ramaswamy. justin biebe.r. >> kanye west. because he's a great rapper. i love this guy right herest bey he's narrowed downs his shortlist. who is this guy? justin timberlakth?>> at jue. it's got to be bill. marco polo. marco rubio.>> mar >> what kind of vibes does thiso guy give you? gu definitely works on wall street. >> looks like a biden guy y. >> >> plus, they can make great mashed potatoes. he is so it de thirsty. would he make a good vice president? he's got good policies. . parents are immigrants from florida. no taxes. donald trump use >>cies on d to call him a little marco. >> i gua

carson. have a great relationship. they talked pretty regularly and actually this weekend, they will be together. so let's just see what happens. jake it tell us more parson's chief of staff that are michael they're coming up. >> thanks so much and thanks again for joining us. i hope to have you back soon coming up in a rare update, princess kate is saying she's making good progress against her cancer. she announces she'll be making her first public appearance very soon. everything we're hearing out of kensington palace, that's coming up. and pope francis meets with over 100 comedians to the vatican, including stephen colbert are and will be goldberg and chris rock and julia louis-dreyfus and jimmy fallon, which one of them crept up behind the popi to photo bomb him, will show you the video this is a secret war secrets and spies sunday at ten on cnn my cry thank you new projects means new project managers. >> you need to hire indeed, indeed you do. >> when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of qualit

carson what you think we. >> 1 thing churchill said his americans will always do the right things butxhausting everything. and i think he is right. we have to walk a thin line america to ensure 1 upland interventionist role but also are actually coming to the aid of our hours while holding adversaries accountable. some of the ministration doesn't much about. so for me i understand what churchill is trying to say but also they say we need to expect the sovereignty of each individual nation to stand on its own and we also need to understand $35 trillion in deficit america has to be able to try to take care of itself. we need to be there and be lasting in order to try to go ahead and beat the challenges that lie had because we know our allies will need our help. we also know america itself will be able to stand boldly whenever the time comes and 1 recalled. >> martha: the president called today forcefully for continuing assistance to ukraine saying we will not let you down. dew you support darkly. >> i wish he had also read the wall street journal editorial. they nailed it in the sense o

to get myself the car, which is how i came into contact with almost the mainly run so its mislead as carson. i'm says the brand to sell populate here, because the roads where demanding and used to be particularly bad. mercedes fits perfectly without banyon roads. it's suitable for both walk road and spot. mercedes a suitable for all road surfaces and albania. we for him, german cars, a good business, the car, we run costs 80 years a day, but already has over 200000 kilometers on the clock. so it's long since paid for it . so no one to how much relies on receipt as but where does it get them from? from do sales or as a cologne often is very good. i is raisal as you drove yourself. yeah. well yeah. so 2200 kilometers, duesseldorf, albania, again last year you know, the roads between germany and albania, better than here, between toronto and so rhonda. our next stop is near the seaside resort of doors with its picturesque beaches and albanians the main port i'm . i mean, i'm a 22 year old who loves vintage cars and is a mechanic and a place that some of damian's call them or see to city ship t

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mazda in carson, after declared that these rarely armies says 85 year old. i mean, i'm cooper hiring perry and your mexico. both the 80 and 51 year old is really produces and that of couple died together in hun, eunice. a mouse is not released. their bodies of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has again said you will not accept a ceasefire and gaza until all of israel's conditions are met. the military is carried out more airstrikes in the south of the territory, with no less often to finding relentless strikes on rough ha. palo simians are taken to attend at a field hospital in the southern most city of gaza. strikes also hit the city of han, eunice where destruction is so widespread that newly flattened buildings no longer stand out. underneath the rubble is um your old dream. sars mother, you call us cause it enough. if we have lost a lot, we lost all our loved ones, we have nothing left enough for the love of god implemented cease fire enough. we are tired, humiliated, and broken up the prospects for full truth now look slim after us president j

and there in the state out refugee campbell when the 0 extract and for hostages from carson and hundreds of palestinians were killed in the process. humanitarians were killed during that, that operation, including a staff member who worked for one of the energies, partner, organizations, humanity, and inclusion. she was killed the long side, 7 members of her family. on top of that, we've seen the destruction of, of 8 facilities, including humanitarian acumen, to manage and inclusions warehouse last week during the same operation. so allowing agencies to access param shalom crossing to, to finally receive and take our of goods in our aid into the into cause that is, it is one step. but we need to ensure that their safety for the military ins. and we've seen hundreds of humanitarians killed over the last 8 and a half months. the other point i wanted to bring up with you was distribution because a lot of causes roads are already destroy. this is extremely difficult to, to reach people in need. in garza, there's the severance between the north of guys that in the south of gaza and difficulti

some of the top ones i probably thank are just out there so doctor carson would be great or i love toe: kevin corke, your thoughts? >> i think marco rubio is a great pick for a number of reasons but i still say kelsey is my leader. >> trace: some people said. i was listening to bret baier and i had some people writing saying she is still in the runner. roxanne? >> first rule of fight club, you don't talk about fight club. every name being bandied about, not them. >> trace: there were six or seven names, you are taking them all out? so who is the one on your list? >> i like tulsi gabbard but there's someone we don't know. >> trace: copy that. aaron cohen? >> i have been tracking stefon nick. i think a woman in the mix would be a nice balance to a lot of that masculinity. elise stefanik is a tough cookie. >> trace: i think tim scott is high in the running. do you believe rubio, burgum, vance? melissa, someone who will make him look good and not have a horrible laugh. proud cuban-american, jd vance, they think alike. trump will pick well-known tv host trace gallagher. of course he will.