you know, what about northern virginia? because that alwayr.s scares me, because there are so many dark bureaucrats that live in the commonwealth of, virginia, that work in d.c. and how big ah percentage of the vote is that going to end up being for the commonwealthating the ? >> well, in order to win virginia like we did in 2021,e you have to lose northern virginia less badly. and what we did, of course, was wen the hispanic vote, we won the asian vote, we won oen the independendent vt vote. people are ready for change. and in 2021, they were readywe to see parents put back at the head of the table, controlof of control of their children's lives. they were tire t children'sd oft taking all of their hard earned money and putting it in government cofferrned mones,g in their pocket. they wanted a chance to build their livethey wands the way thd to build them and not being told what to do all the timeo . mandated masks and oh, by the way, mandate what kind of ca or. you drive. this is virginia. and of course, i think thithisv

northern virginia is the largest data center hub in the world. the area is responsible for processing nearly 70% of global digital traffic. it's a rate that local officials say is unsustainable. sasaki kitajima mulkey is a science journalist and writer for the climate focused news outlet. sachi, thank you so much for joining us. first of all, tell us a little bit more about what a data center is and why do we need so many of them? sachi: whenever we use the internet, upload photos to the cloud, send emails, watch a video, all of that data and digital information needs a home. and it lives in these huge facilities called data centers, which hold tens of thousands of servers each. and they process all that digital information. something like 70% of the world's digital information is processed by a cluster of data centers in virginia alone, and there are over 5000 facilities in the u.s. ali: what are the environmental impacts of having some of these data centers in your backyard? sachi: so to process all that information, they need two things. the f

and therefore the plan to win virginia is of course to lose northern virginia, less bad but to get over in the rest of the state and that's exactly what we did in 2021 and when you look at president from' straight across virginia that's exactly what he can do. >> sean: limit your final question. and donald trump and i know you -- your name has not been out there prominently but if the long-term called you and ask you to run with him what would you say, governor? >> well first, i would be honored and humbled and tell him that there is a ton of talent the republican party today and i've seen them everywhere and it's my job to finish my time as governor and help him win virginia. but i'll tell you what, we have to make sure alec to get donald trump back in the white house because america can't withstand another four years of biden. >> sean: is not a hard no? >> let not your heart be troubled there is a realistic view of the fact that there are so much talent that i think he can have a great choice and find lots of people. >> sean: i understand. all right. governor that always great to have

i met them at adrian's house in northern virginia. dennis jones is a photographer. i was a prosecutor for more than 25 years. i worked in the rape department for 9 years . i have never seen people suffer more than in a pig butchery. west is a deputy district attorney in northern california, and he specializes in crypto scams, which are called pigtail scams. we lost more than $5 billion. and this is 38 more than last year, when the crime rate increased by 38, which is an issue that should be paid more attention to. by creating a fake identity on social media, fraudsters spend months gaining the trust of their victims and then getting them to invest in digital bandwidth through new websites. they convince these programs claim huge profits for a while that money suddenly disappears in the pockets of criminals . they are gangs based mainly in southeast asia. cn research in 2023 shows that many fraudsters are actually victims of human trafficking themselves. like this indian man named rakesh. in this protected complex in myanmar, he was forced to pretend that a lot of cr

i found them at adrian's house in northern virginia.lost 5 billion dollars in 2023 in 2023 , and this is 38 more than last year , when crime increased by 38, which is an issue that should be paid more attention to. fraudsters by creating fake pages on social media they spend months to gain the trust of their victims and then they for capital. betting on digital widths through serious websites convinces. these programs claim huge profits until the money suddenly disappears from the criminals' pockets. they are gangs based mainly in southeast asia. cn research in 2023 shows that many fraudsters are actually victims of human trafficking themselves. like this indian man named rakesh. he is in this complex under protection in myanmar forced to pretend to be a russian woman trying to become an american target in cyberspace. they gave us a lot of money. i took on the role of a russian girl. i had to scam people by using a fake profile of a russian girl. investigators warn about mass transfer of wealth and theft of billions of dollars from ordi

i met them at adrian's house in northern virginia. dennis jones was a photographer, guitarist and a loving father. but from i worked in the sexual assault department for 9 years . nowhere have i seen people suffer more than in pig butchery. west is a deputy district attorney in northern california. he specializes in cryptographic scams, which are called pig butchery. we lost more than 5 billion dollars. in 2023 in 2023 and this year. the past 38 has become more when the crime rate increases by 38, which is a subject that should be paid more attention to. by creating fake queues on social media, fraudsters spend months gaining the trust of their victims and then convince them to invest in digital bandwidth through serious websites. these programs claim huge profits until the money suddenly disappears from the criminals' pockets. they are gangs based mainly in southeast asia. cn research in 2023. show many fraudsters are actually victims of human trafficking themselves, like this indian man named rakesh, who was forced to pretend to be

i met them at adrian's house in northern virginia. dennis jones is a photographer, guitarist and father. it was lovely, but since last summer denise started withdrawing from the family and instead talking to a woman every day on facebook. his username here is jesse shue. while there is no such person. over time, jesse convinced dennis to invest in digital media. that money he devoted himself more and more to this work until he suddenly disappeared. messages related to rape, i worked in no place where i saw the pain and suffering of people as much as in a pig butchery. he specializes in crypto scams, which are called butchering pigs. we lost more than 5 billion dollars. in 2023, this has increased by 38 compared to last year, when the crime rate increases by 38, which is an issue that needs to be paid more attention to. we need to prosecute some of the people who are running these operations in southeast asia . this law enforcer in america says. they still haven't caught a single scammer , although the us secret service has had a bette

dominion operates in northern virginia. duke in the carolinas.anies, in georgia, with jpmorgan saying low rates and speed to market should attract data centers to these areas. and this of course comes amid electrification and reshoring and domestic manufacturing. bottom line, a lot of stress on the grid and maybe something to look at. >> we have spent lots of our youth in virginia and if you drive through northern virginia today all you see is data centers in loudon county. >> data center alley. >> thank you. >>> let's get to a news update with contessa brewer. >>> the supreme court agreed to hear meta's bid to dismiss a class action lawsuit brought by investors. it centers on claims that facebook's parent company failed to disclose how personal user information would be misused by cambridge analytica, the consulting firm that supported donald trump's successful 2016 campaign. shares of meta dropped significantly when the scandal became public in 2018. the high court will hear arguments this fall. >>> the vice president of malawi is missing, alon

lee's army of northern virginia abandoned richmond to federal cavalry sunday, april 2nd. by wednesday a publication day for the journal. cooper had ample time to stack the very latest news and headlines, trumpeted richmond hours petersburg captured and with barely contain joy. cooper finished the seven decks with lee in full flight. grant pursuing more bold print, soon followed. and on april 12th, dramatic decks of headlines sourced from official war bulletins proclaimed peace and the surrender of lee and his whole army of northern virginia. one week later, there were new decks of headlines but bordered in black, announcing calamitous news and lamenting the assassination of. the president, it foretold of more coverage with full of the tragedy and even such dramatic events. tho amy and, her loyal editor, never lost their on the soldier's affairs. on may 3rd, the journal reported a definitive order to reduce military and the subsequent processing of patients out of the service so that all soldiers now in hospital who do not require actual treatment are ordered to discharged

virginia, having had two kids that have gone to school here, having a today 14-year-old daughter, happyddie from us as well. thank you, and of course we've reached out to derek anderson for an interview as well anytime during this campaign. we haven't heard back yet, but we expect that that will happen. thank you, eugene vindman. congratulations on the win. >> thank you, andrea. >>> we have more breaking news now on the 2024 race with less than a month to go until the convention, nbc news has new reporting on donald trump's search for a running mate focusing in on north dakota governor doug burgum, jd vance of ohio and senator marco rubio of florida. back with us is nbc political director mark murray. they were the front runners, we believed. they've been on the short list. we've seen them all with the former president in recent days extolling his virtues. rubio has the most experience certainly as a valued senator. ranking member of senate intelligence, in fact. >> right. >> but he's from florida, and there's that both candidates with the electoral votes, that was the case in texas, of

virginia this picture was taken in january of 2021 alito facing accusations of bias. now, he's now refused to recuse himself from january 6 related cases are trump-related cases, saying that it was his wife who flew that flag, which of course was a banner on january 6. and he said it's also his wife, the flu, another flag at there the cation home flag also used by insurrectionists on january 6th. it says you didn't know about that one. alito also defending his wife saying she flew the upside down american flag because quote, she was greatly distressed at the time. due in large part to a very nasty neighborhood dispute in which i had no involvement well, it's an important question for the country. what happened here when you look at a supreme court justice flying a flag of insurrection, it matters why and who and what he thinks and emily baden, his outfront, she lived near the alitos, northern virginia home and she was one of the people at the center of that quote, very nasty neighborhood dispute. and emily speaking out tonight in her first television interview about t

that involves this upside down american flag flying at alito's home in northern virginia this picture was taken in january of 2021. alito facing accusations of bias. now, he's now refused to recuse himself from january 6. related cases are trump-related cases, saying that it was his wife who flew that flag, which of course was a banner on january 6. and he said it's also his wife, the flu, another flag at their vacation home flag also used by insurrectionists on january 6. it says he didn't know about that one alito also defending his wife, saying she flew the upside down american flag because quote, she was greatly distressed at the time. do large part to a very nasty neighborhood dispute in which i had no involvement. well, it's an important question for the country. what happened here when you look at a supreme court justice flying a flag of insurrection, it matters why who and what he thinks emily baden is outfront. she lived near the alitos, northern virginia home and she was one of the people at the center of that quote, very nasty neighborhood dispute. and emily speaking out to

. >> that involves this upside down american flag flying at alito's home in northern virginia. this picture was taken in january of 2021. alito facing accusations of bias. now, he's now refused to recuse himself from january 6, related cases are trump-related cases, saying that it was his wife who flew that flag, which boris was a banner on january 6, and he said it's also his wife flew another flag at their vacation home. flag also use by insurrectionists on january 6 it says you didn't know about that one. alito also defending his wife saying she flew the upside down american flag because quote, she was greatly distressed at the time. do in law arch part, to a very nasty neighborhood dispute in which i had no involvement. well, it's an important question for the country. what happened here when you look at a supreme court justice flying a flag of insurrection, it matters why and who and what he thinks and emily baden is outfront. she lived near the alitos, northern virginia home and she was one of the people at the center of that quote, very nasty neighborhood dispute. and em

steve descano is a progressive prosecutor in northern virginia. he applauds the court's ruling today, but says it's opened the door to potentially change or scale back other gun safety laws. there are some things in there that leaves questions as to whether the red flag law that a lot of states have, whether that can survive total scrutiny. while gun safety advocates applaud today's ruling, it does signal deep divisions between justices on gun laws with more high profile gun safety cases anticipated in the next couple of years. the white house issued a statement today, and president biden said that survivors of domestic violence will still be able to count on protections just like they have for the past three decades, reporting in washington drew wilder, nbc news. neighbors don't want them there, so the city cleared them out. but some unhoused in san jose say they don't know where else to go, so they keep coming back. neighbors took their concerns to nbc bay area, and we took those concerns to the mayor. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is on rose a

but the risk of big thunderstorms is still there and may be northern virginia certainly is increasing the shower of the philippines and students, otherwise the dryer and java getting shot. everyone's getting put in. so you have a lazy, i didn't sumatra, but it's probably a long list, lot of india and represents it where it'll be frequently fed the shower. yours in sundry, if that little warnings out in northern todd, and for jumpstart, even though seasonally correct. disappointing weather in pulse of new south wales is currently off shore and i on the, on the west inside him, west and australia that's frequent showers or even possible rain, which i'm hoping is welcome. but i'm not convinced of it. say for a couple of days, getting worse as the wind increases in past, for example, and getting better and new south of few shops in victoria. as you can see, the full cost of full post confirm 3 days, which has not particularly heavy, but they're all the same to access plots and it's left me in news. even my thing saturday will be lovely. but what's creepy across the task and well, it makes

virginia area.ended up being born in a set of triplets wher very much strh infertility. when they had those three triplets they. when this friend of mine reached her mid-20's her mom came to her one day and said, hey, i don't know how to have this conversation with you. but, we have frozen embryost over. they have been paying a few hundred dollars too maintain th. they had no idea what to vieweds their children and did not want to destroy them. but they were also far past childbearing age t they came to my friend and said, would you be interested in using thesedo you want to give them a chance at life? her siblings we are talking about. so, the mother waswith embryo de did not want a stranger is no clear answer for what to do. ultimately my friend said no. she felt deeply uncomfortable her siblings. but now she t live with the knowledge that she has siblings frozen on ice also in her mid-20's and told me her story of her conception. rb for many years, were deeply concerned because they had a pretty

charlie: northern virginia has expanded so far into the state that you have a bunch of federal workers also if we could eliminate that in norfork and get rid of all the bureaucrats. will: a lot of federal government workers. alaska a lot of federal government workers. charlie: military installations. to be up there with montana and alaska is good stuff. i take this as a personal drifter. will: more "fox and friends" coming up in just moments. (♪) hey lexus, show alternate routes. technology that's ready for the road ahead. the lexus nx. anthony: this making you uncomfortable? good. when you've got type 2 diabetes like me, you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack or worse death. even when meeting your a1c goal. discomfort can help you act. i'm not trying to scare you. i'm empowering you... to get real with your health care provider. talk to them about lowering your risk of stroke, heart attack or death. ♪operatic music♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ you were made to find inner peace. we were made to track flight prices to paradise. will: rachel mourns's alleged killer, the illegal immigra

that disdain they have for folks remember peter strzok in northern virginia walmart store said i can smell the trump supporters, that is what they think about regular americans in heartland, we know how to spend the money better than bureaucrats in dc or state capital. i think tomorrow night president trump will make that point clear. i think he will talk about his record. in three 1/2 years, we have went from secure border to no border, safe streets to record crime, $2 gas to $ es ther $4 gas. he will talk about that. larry: jim jordan. it is okay we have different debates, everyone has an opinion that is fine. but you can't have your own factoids that is the thing. and thing that struck me, all of these nobel prize winners look at the facts, trump program, 1.9% inflation annual rate for 4 year, joe biden spending program. 6% inflation, for three 1/2 years, basically three times the inflation rate. these guys are nobel prize winners, they are supposed continued to numbers and factoids. you can't have your own factoids i am sorry. >> condit you can't, those will go policies, you were

>> glenn youngkin might put you over the top but northern virginia is so deep blue, i've lived thereost of my years so if anyone could do it, you can what. i prefer to think in terms of joe biden fungus appeal, strongest for seniors, where did donald trump decline between 2016 -- 2020? he went from 61% of veterans to 54%. the democrats are hammering on this which means i'm someone who's been in uniform. mike pompeo west, tom cotton did his time in iraq and afghanistan and so did j.d. vance and iraq. i think it locks up the but i'm vote and there are 700,000 in pennsylvania, half-billion in michigan and half million veterans in virginia. 300,000 veterans, an important demo in my view. >> that's why we have you on because you can thing see things the rest of us can't see. i would not have thought about veteran status or whether someone served in uniform. i would have thought about debating skills but that's why your a popular radio host and you get to answer the questions and i have to ask them so happy father's day, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, have a good one yourself. >>

i'm from northern virginia.and first off, i just want to say i read your book yet, but my book club is doing your book for february. so i'm so excited for that. and also just thank you so much being here and speaking because i personally work in help. i feel so validating just to hear how these i think so many black women go through this and not a new story. it's you. we all are familiar with it, but hearing it and feeling affirmed and seeing someone like yourself who is speaking so loudly about it, so passionately and so much work is incredible. thank you. and can i just say, like i that that we share our stories so that we don't feel isolated, that we don't feel gaslit 1,000%, which is perfectly like kind. what i wanted to ask you about i think a lot people have touched on it already. but just to add a little nuance, i went through predominant white school from a predominately white area work and have worked in health care during the as well and also saw the double hospital effect of seeing how how equity is i

virginia with her heading to camp david thursday for some much needed relaxation and some debate prepxt week showdown that we will cover here in the fox news channel your reaction we have kelly and conway and fleischer good to see you both i might be wrong but my best guess is that we've only seen joe biden jacked up an energetic during the state of the union under address only time we saw we didn't see before we haven't seen it since i expect that joe biden to show up at the debate with which means red bull caffeine pills whatever would you expect the same. >> they'll probably need to goose and juice him for him to be able to stand there for 90 minutes without the assistance of obama or his wife or the shaking hands with the air are frankly a teleprompter we haven't seen him much without a teleprompter and you know donald trump is preparing for the debate seated in new jersey and west palm beach he goes and talks to the people about the record of accomplishments over the last 4 years and his vision forward the best way to prepare as for biden's agility and acuity and debility and ene

dominion operates in northern virginia. duke is in the carolinas.company is in georgia. jpmorgan saying low rates and speed to market should attract data centers to these areas. frank, this all comes in addition to growth from electric vehicles, and manufacturing meaning on top of data centers, there is a whole lot of changes coming toour power grid. >> a lot of changes, indeed. companies have net zero targets 2030 or 2050. what part does renewables play in this story? >> wells fargo says of the incremental demand they think 30% from wind and 30% from solar and 10% from others. but the issue here is that renewables are not base load power and not 24/7. if you're a data center operator the number one thing you need is reliable 24/7 power. so what we are seeing increasing big is that we are seeing coal location with storage. think solar where wind facilities being built alongside batteries in order to hold things over when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't blowing. the batteries aren't able to provide power for days at a time just yet meaning th

in northern virginia just this week.is not among the eight people that president trump's team is known to be vetting brittany senator bill haggerty has also been floated and the last week or so. and if you look at that list, if you throw in doug burgum, j.d. vance, burgum being from the critical fossil fuel producing state. this election for president trump is about the economy and is about inflation. it's about drill, drill, drill. energy policy. drive down gas prices. drive down inflation. you can starve the iranian-backed terrorists of their funding. whoever gets picked, i guarantee you will be the perfect messenger for trump's economic agenda. that's what he's running on. >> no one is stronger on energy policy than governor governor doug burgum. president trump for the first time was asked about this yesterday. listen to but he said. >> you also met with governor youngkin become a very popular governor in the party. folks are wondering if he is on the vp short list. >> he is great. i can consider that. yes. i haven't

stored in glass botts cellar of his mount vernon estate and northern virginia.rently being analyzed.. scientists say the perfectly preserved fruit for more than two and 50 years ago is unprecedented. pretty cool the fruit is good tm eat apparently. >> you knoet.w it's really goods a burrowing underground, beavers. a lot of people do not know that for great borrowers. >> how did they know it's still good? did they taste it? what you took it out they could see you then. would you eat those cherries? a cherries? [laughter] no. good try.. i can react to that. [laughter] have a great night everybody

virginia area i am surrounded by the nose and 2 million bureaucrats who want to lord everything overur lives for our own good they like to claim. they really are opposed to the kinds of freedoms that are fundamental to american to the nation that we love. mark: and wanted thank you very, very much we have our work cut out for us but you do give us some help i think president trump is giving us a lot of hope. that is he's giving the american people a choice he's giving the american people an opportunity. that is to be went to fend off this radical marxist islamic agenda? and if you do you vote for him or do you support it you vote for them. to me it is that black and white. then, thank you. god bless you my friend. >> good to be with you modern mushrooms from force factor. powerfully improve your health by providing ancient natural benefits you can feel, but they're also delicious, easy to use, and affordable. that's why modern mushrooms is the number one mushrooms brand in america. rush to walmart and find modern mushrooms. welcome back, america. an opportunity the selection to help

virginia.ies and berries that are currently being analyzed. scientists say the perfectly preserved fruit from more than 250 years ago is an impressive dented so pretty cool that something does happen. >> the fruit is actually good to eat apparently. >> do you know what's really good at kind of burrowing underground beavers? yeah. a lot of people don't know. they live right through burrow or how did they know that it was still good? >> do they taste it? >> well, they took them out. you can see them you want. won't eat those cherries though would you know fudgy cherries. oh yeah. okay. pretty cool. react to that anymore. that's what that was for the drag race tonight. y. e a great night, everybod >> welcome to jesse watters. >> primetime tonight. he's going to be s

virginia area i am surrounded by the nose and 2 million bureaucrats who want to lord everything overood they like to claim. they really are opposed to the kinds of freedoms that are fundamental to american to the nation that we love. mark: and wanted thank you very, very much we have our work cut out for us but you do give us some help i think president trump is giving us a lot of hope. that is he's giving the american people a choice he's giving the american people an opportunity. that is to be went to fend off this radical marxist islamic agenda? and if you do you vote for him or do you support it you vote for them. to me it is that black and white. then, thank you. god bless you my friend. >> good to be with you here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need... ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. welcome back, america. markan: welcome back america. we have an opportunity this election to help save the country. and i am not kidding.ng you see what's t happening

virginia area i am surrounded by the nose and 2 million bureaucrats who want to lord everything overur lives for our own good they like to claim. they really are opposed to the kinds of freedoms that are fundamental to american to the nation that we love. mark: and wanted thank you very, very much we have our work cut out for us but you do give us some help i think president trump is giving us a lot of hope. that is he's giving the american people a choice he's giving the american people an opportunity. that is to be went to fend off this radical marxist islamic agenda? and if you do you vote for him or do you support it you vote for them. to me it is that black and white. then, thank you. god bless you my friend. >> good to be with you. >> we will be right back. welcome back, america. an opportunity the selection to help save the country and i'm not kidding. you see what's happening to the country, what's happening in the streets, anti- americanism, anti-semitism violence taking place. you see what's happening with a lawless border and horrendous humanity taking place there. watch p

virginia area i am surrounded by the nose and 2 million bureaucrats who want to lord everything overd they like to claim. they really are opposed to the kinds of freedoms that are fundamental to american to the nation that we love. mark: and wanted thank you very, very much we have our work cut out for us but you do give us some help i think president trump is giving us a lot of hope. that is he's giving the american people a choice he's giving the american people an opportunity. that is to be went to fend off this radical marxist islamic agenda? and if you do you vote for him or do you support it you vote for them. to me it is that black and white. then, thank you. god bless you my friend. >> good to be with you why would i use kayak to compare hundreds of travel sites at once? i like to do things myself. i can't trust anything else to do the job right. kayak... aaaaaaaahhhh kayak. search one and done. (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something

then you have stories of friends of mine that live in the northern virginia area.ine was conceived through in vitro fertilization. she ended up being born in a set of triplets when her parents were very much struggling with infertility. they were a bit older in age. when they had those three triplets they decided it was nd of mine reached her mid-20's her mom came to her ony i don't know how to have this conversation with you. but, we have frozen embryos left over. they have been paying a few hundred dollars to about $1000 every year to maintain tthey hah them because they viewed them as their children and did not want to destroy them. but far past childbearing age themselves. they came to my friend and said, would you be interested in using these embryos? do you want to give them a chance at life? but these are her siblings we are talking about. so, the mother was uncomfortable with embryo donation because she did not want a stranger having her children, but there is no clear answer for what to do. ultimately my friend said no. she felt deeply uncomfortable with t

then you have stories of friends of mine that live in the northern virginia area. first friend of mine was conceived through in vitro fertilization. she ended up being born in a set of triplets when her parents were very much struggling with infertility. they were awhen they had those e triplets they decided it was enough. when this friend of mine reached her mid-20's her mom came to her one day and said, hey, i don't know how to have this conversation with you. but, we have frozen embryos left over. they have been paying a few hundred dollars to about $1000 every year to maintain them. they had no idea what to do with them because they viewed them as their children and did not want to destroy them. but they were also far past childbearing age themselves. they came to my friend and said, would you be interested in using these embryos? do you want to give them a chance at life? but these are her siblings we are talking about. so, the mother was uncomfortable with embryo donation because she did not want a stranger having her children, but there is no clear answer fo

stored in glass botts cellar of his mount vernon estate and northern virginia. the 29 bottlesia which are intat from the 18th centuryce ntcontained cherries and berries currently being analyzed.. scientists say the perfectly preserved fruit for more than two and 50 years ago is unprecedented. pretty cool the fruit is good tm eat apparently. >> you knoet.w it's really goods a burrowing underground, beavers. a lot of people do not know that for great borrowers. >> how did they know it's still good? did they taste it? what you took it out they could see you then. would you eat those cherries? a cherries? [laughter] no. good try.. i can react to that. [laughter] have a great night everybody. former president donald trump get back on the campaign tonight for rally in philadelphia and president biden the pivotal swing states good evening i am jon scott and this is the fox report. jon: to trump a set to speak within the next hour after delivering an address in washington d.c. earlier this afternoon he was the keynote speaker at the faith and freedom coalition 2024 road

it spends a lot of money in northern virginia and on campaigns and it won't change regardless where theis: joey jones breaking it down as you always do. thank you very much. from one warrior to another. on this friday june 14th i want to extend a special thank you from me and my family for watching vietnam footsteps of my father on fox nation. i want to share this detail with you today. my dad would have been 87 years old today. the lord must have had a very special mission for a baby born in patriot country texas in a farming town who would grow up to be a combat pilot in the u.s. army. june 14th is the army's birthday today, too and united states flag day. i miss him and my mom on june 14th more than you can know. they are the reasons why i'm such a stubborn patriot. my mom loved celebrating my dad's birthday when we lived on military bases. flag and army day were huge. can you imagine on a military base? from my limited series on fox nation, here is a little bit of my conversation that i had never had before with my dad's baby brothers in dallas, texas. ♪ >> we were together when the

lee and his army of northern virginia never got close to.ress with the same battle flag that, you know, virginia units on this battlefield carried. and that's something i never thought i'd see. >> does it bother you? >> deeply. profoundly. >> because? >> we fought a four-year war that cost 700,000 lives. and to see that symbol, that flag, utilized in that way and to see it in that building was something that i think if you could go and reincarnate some of these union soldiers, these united states soldiers buried in that cemetery, they would be aghast at the sight of that. >> reporter: and yet when the civil war began with the surrender of fort sumter in 1861, there was throughout much of the land wild celebration and no inkling of the price to be paid. wars rarely begin in a climate of foresight. >> we love trump! >> reporter: so could the chest-beating at a political rally provide real insight as to what could happen in the event of another trump defeat? >> we have to get biden the hell out of office and send him back to wherever he comes f

joseph harish history award for the northern virginia association of historians, and the corecipientf the 2016 michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandriahis father served in . army medical come as a medical officer during the second world war, and took care of many d-dae wounded on the return to england. later serving under president dwight eisenhower medical staff. we were fortunate to have the te dr. jones as a lecture last year and019. tonight he will speak on patton and rommel, the missing generals of d-day. we will have time for q&a afterwards, , and then we will invite everyone to join us downstairs for a reception. and now, ladies and gentlemen, dr. kim wholly in. [applause] >> thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight program, i asked, what do you want the program to be? and they said something different, and something short. well, it will definitely be different and we'll try to be sure to leave more time for q&a, which is just as important as what i will be saying up here tonight. i come from an old army family. my wife co

he is the recipient of the 2008 joseph l harsh history award for the northern virginia association of historians and the clover recipient of the t michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the us army medical as a medical officer during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have dr. holian. jo a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight dr. holian will speak on patton and rummel? the missing generals of d-day we'll have time for q&a afterwards and then we'll invite everyone to join us downstairs for a reception. and now ladies and gentlemen, madam and messiah dr. kim holian. thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight's program. i asked. what do you want? the program to be and they said something different. and something short well will definitely be different and we'll try to be short to leave more time for q&a which is just as important saying up here tonight i com

remember peter strzok in northern virginia walmart store, says i can smell the trump supporters.is what they think about regular americans in the heartland. regular american, as you point out, larry, know how to spend money more than the bureaucrats in d.c. than the state capital. that is fundamental principle. tomorrow night president trump will make that point clear because i think he will talk about his record. in 3 1/2 years, we literally went from secure border to no border, safe street to record crime, two dollar gas, four dollar gas, stable prices to record inflation, all in the time joe biden's been president. he will talk about that. that connects with the american people. larry: well you know, jim jordan, here's the thing, it's okay, we have different debates. everyone has got an opinion, that's fine but you can't have your own factoids, that's the thing. >> right. larry: the thing that struck me so absurd, all these nobel prize winners, fellow, look at what the facts were. trump program 1.9% inflation at annual rate for four years. joe biden's spending program, 6% infl

he is the recipient of the 2008 joseph l harsh history award for the northern virginia associatio historians and t michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the medicar during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhowe' we were fortunate to have dr. holian. join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. holian will speak on patton and rummel? the missing generals of d-day we'll have time for q&a afterwards and then we'll invite everyone to join us downstairs for a reception. and now ladies and gentlemen, madam and messiah dr. kim holian. thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight's program. i asked. what do you want? the program to be and they said something different. and something short well will definitely be different and we'll try to be short to leave more time for q&a which is just as important as what i'll be saying up here tonight i come. from an old army family my wife comes from an old navy family. come th

northern virginia, for example, a liberal democratic bastion. just shows low enthusiasm and it's happening in a state like virginia, strategists point out to me is probably happening in, you know, even more swing states like michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, et cetera. >> neil: we shall see god julia, final word, -- you can be part of an endangered species. we're seeing that with the british prime minister who is under the gun right now and course -- whoa to try to deal with this. is your name and easier said than done. atikokan looking at the trend but is now -- >> we are trying to link -- youth mack showing a large proportion of right-leaning gains especially in some of the countries that hold a majority of these 706 -- gallagher transfer example which holds 81 of those se seats. right-leaning -- right-leaning party they're meant -- led by marie le pen is expected to get more than double the share of vice president's for european centers and at what is -- to make the shocking announcement that he was dissolving the lower house of the country'

he is the recipient of the 2008 joseph l harsh history award for the northern virginia association of historians and the clover recipient of the 2016 t michael miller alexandria history award from the alexandria historical society. his father served in the us army medical as a medical officer during the second world war and took care of many d-day wounded on their return to england later serving under president dwight eisenhower's medical staff. we were fortunate to have dr. holian. join us as a lecturer last year and in 2019. tonight dr. holian will speak on patton and rummel? the missing generals of d-day we'll have time for q&a afterwards and then we'll invite everyone to join us downstairs for a reception. and now ladies and gentlemen, madam and messiah dr. kim holian. thank you very much. when i was called earlier this year about doing tonight's program. i asked. what do you want? the program to be and they said something different. and something short well will definitely be different and we'll try to be short to leave more time for q&a which is just as important as what i'll be

then you have stories of friends of mine that live in the northern virginia area. the first friend of mine was conceived through in vitro fertilization. she ended up being born in a set of triplets when her parents were very much struggling with infertility. they were a bit older in age. when they had those three triplets they decided it was enough. when this friend of mine reached her mid-20's her mom came to her one day and said, hey, i don't know how to have this conversation with you. but, we have frozen embryos left over. they have been paying a few hundred dollars to about $1000 every year to maintain them. they had no idea what to do with them because they viewed them as their children and did not want to destroy them. but they were also far past childbearing age themselves. they came to my friend and said, would you be interested in using these embryos? do you want to give them a chance at life? but these are her siblings we are talking about. so, the mother was uncomfortable with embryo donation because she did not want a stranger having her children, but

i think there's actually a park there now in northern virginia. you know, this is ironal as if you've been there. it's l gigantic suburbia. right. but except for the that preserve part of of. but so would be actlloff this map here but porter alexander is basically stationed here on the hill. there's mai and fortunately for the confederates, where wherever owens is posted, the confederate brigade commander and this is ne the there is actually a signal station here. now, ithcase of this battle, it does actually matter because if we go back to the title, right. this is when alexander looks out and he's able see the glint from the artillery and the barrels, the bayonets of the union troops. right. and he's able to send a message to shakes evans. look to your left you are turned he's able to warn by using this signaling system that the that the the the union it's basically attempting to try to it's attempting this flank and evans is able to then reposition his troops basically to to basically stall the union advance. and that obviously plays a big role

where you have a blue core come in this case northern virginia, and then read the rest of the state.hose balance determines who wins. trump is very interested in pumping up red turnout in virginia and splitting blue turnout in northern virginia. he has a shot at that. i think ultimately he is not successful but the opportunity to put estate in play forces biden to play defense so that is positive for trump. dani: taking a step back because this is a debate much earlier than it typically is. what does that mean for how consequential it will be? terry: i think it is very consequential because it sets a tone for the campaign. it is the first time that a great mass of the american public, much less an international audience has focused on the american election in a laser fashion. it is important in that sense. it is a tone center. the error markets may see that a lot of political people may see is this happen and that happened. that will determine the state of the race going forward. i said in my note to clients yesterday, examples going back to 2008 where the first debate was not partic

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virginia, where their father's ashes have yet to be buried dennis jones was an avid photographer guitarist, and loving grandfather, but last summer, dennis started withdrawing from the family. >> instead talking daily to a woman he met on facebook. the proof falls name here is jesse shubi. do you think this person exists over time? jessie convinced dennis to invest in crypto currency. he pumped more and more money in until it suddenly disappeared. text messages show dennis was desperate and yet his children say he's still trusted his friend named jessie i do believe he alone. >> the person that was that he believed was behind that profile karina, who works in biotech in northern california, is also the victim of an online cryptocurrency scam. >> were you in love i was yeah, i really felt like i trust this person. she said she first met her scammer on the dating app bumble how much money did you lose? in the end, i ultimately lost $150,000 i mean, i went into a depression. i was depressed. i am a ashamed embarrassed that i had done all this without sharing it with anybody. >> i said a prose