thea;r that could weigh in the future democracy of the country.. they are very mindful of what a decision - very mindful of what a decision could _ very mindful of what a decision could imply. what is the president that will— could imply. what is the president that will be set. will we see all president— that will be set. will we see all president indicted by the political predecessor? the justices did not want _ predecessor? the justices did not want to— predecessor? the justices did not want to seem to talk about that. they _ want to seem to talk about that. they want — want to seem to talk about that. they want to talk about the future. with respect to what will happen now, _ with respect to what will happen now. the — with respect to what will happen now, the key issue is whether this case _ now, the key issue is whether this case will— now, the key issue is whether this case will be — now, the key issue is whether this case will be so delayed by this forward—looking debate, trying to -et forward—looking debate, trying to get the _ forward—loo

we see tex the state of texas tg to impose consequences, somein deterrence in the system as thea seelks streaming across the bo border.vidu when they take the steps to-- arrest the individuals and get them before a court, the last thing you want to seg yoe is a e dismissing them because theth district attorney waes not ready to start detention hearings. it's a disappointing ruling., i wish the district attorney had been able to are present thet case better but that the judge indicating the kind of reall the seriousness of the situation would not just release these folks on their own recognizance which is what he did. david: you know the bureaucracy at dhs pretty well.l, aren't there people there -- aftet r all, it was created aftr 9/11, it was supposed to focus on our national security. now it seems to be doing anything but that. do you thinkis that the bureaucrats who have been there for years are upset about this? do you any think there's any pushback from the people at dhs to what mayorkas is doing or amr i too naive in believing thatin there arge good people in the bureaucracy? >

. >> greg: dana are you going topi go to spotify and download thea: playlist? thought there was a disturbinn lack of country music go and igf like to recommend some songs foe the next party. but remember obama spotify list is basically more anticipatedca than the oscar nominations. the media can't get enough of e it. i thinisk it's kind of a weird peace, i get that, but it is also one of those things that, people like to read about. they want to know the people who are running for office. f where isor biden's list? would love to see that. it's like the snooze button. [ laughter ]ing >> the other thing is, the reaction to the list from the left was more telling. they thought it was normalizing trump annod thatrm it should not have been done. do not normalize. l >> greg: hike likes music, jessica, what are we going to do now? >> jessica: well i can't vote for him based on that. some of the reaction i saw on top of the normalization was this is just so weird. regular people who submit pieces could never get them accepteds but the head of the team there ought to wr

thea;r perhaps increasing the chances they get knocked out.— perhaps increasing the chances they getuge amount — get knocked out. they may not make a huge amount of— get knocked out. they may not make a huge amount of money _ get knocked out. they may not make a huge amount of money from _ get knocked out. they may not make a huge amount of money from replays i huge amount of money from replays but will there be a trickle effect for others who might make money from those replays?— those replays? absolutely, absolutely _ those replays? absolutely, absolutely down _ those replays? absolutely, absolutely down the - those replays? absolutely, | absolutely down the league those replays? absolutely, - absolutely down the league will be missing out. reports that five years ago when newport reached the fa cup and played a replay against tottenham, earning £i and played a replay against tottenham, earning £1 million from that, including the replay, because games that are held in the fa cup, ticket revenues are shared roughly equitably between the two teams. if you get a home game a draw, you

thea;r we have seen in the past? they ut the we have seen in the past?rs to stop this conflict to get aid into gaza to put pressure into israel to end this, that�*s going to be harder now because the other side of that voter baseis the other side of that voter base is very pro—israel so he has to try to find this thin line between going to bat for your ally when they�*ve been attacked by a foreign power which is the narrative we are seeing al of tel aviv summit tenuously, holding that allah accountable for one even other democrats are referring to as humanitarian atrocities in gaza. the white housejobjust got more complicated and the bided re—election campaign is going to be a week as long as the rest of us trying to figure out how exactly they deal with this because this will have an impact on local domestic politics as everything does and that�*s something that they will be talking about as well. we did see those _ be talking about as well. we did see those images tonight, they were posted on president biden twitter account, showing the scene inside of

thea;r support for ukraine if the us were to withdraw their support?r support? they are right to think about it _ to withdraw their support? they are right to think about it because were | right to think about it because were in to three years of this war between ukraine and russia, i know time of it stopping soon and the discussion are preempted the next meeting earlier in the summer, it seems to be to try to consolidate not only the funds but the means to distribute it and delivers it within nato. and by doing so, try to ward off all other countries, probably in this case talking about america led by donald trump acting any more maverick way. the other point which foreign secretary david cameron makes wild, is that it doesn't help nato in terms of its negotiations with america if there are member states who aren't stepping up to pay their full share from their gdp towards the fence i think their client —— 20 countries members of nato who have less than 2% of gdp towards the fence, so there are two things here, consolidation but also they need to sign

thea;r that they're looking at here. they did say that _ that they're looking at here.hat they did _ that they're looking at here. they did say that they did well in 2021 in their speech and that they are hoping to do even better this time around. how are things looking? well, in bristol, which is where they were having this launch, that is one of their key targets this year. they are already the largest party on bristol council and i think they became so back in 2021. they are hoping to repeat that and pick up are hoping to repeat that and pick up more seats there and that is important this year because while it doesn't mean that they would have an outright majority, which they won for the first time last year, you heard adrian ramsay say on mid suffolk council. there is a change in the system in bristol this year so that it used to have a mayor, which was in charge of the council, but that system has now been changed and so whoever comes out as the largest party on bristol council this time will have a shot at running it either with others or as a minority administrat

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there are women such as thea hall with, dorothy height and others. is there a little story that you would tell about women in the movement, particularly black women, the backbone of the movement? it was the women who made it happen and starting. wouldn't have happened without. the women leading the charge. okay, i think we have nobody else. you ought to hear. and we got time. time. one more. one more question. if there is one from out there. come on, guys. okay. i got the last question from. jan wilson. thank you. i really appreciate you. i'm about 11 years younger than you and always was quite concerned that i was not able to participate like you did because of the age difference. but i have a question now in your reflection, and i know you have an. we'll see if you have an opinion on this. seems to me a native seems to me that the churches today aren't as involved the pastor leaderships aren't as involved in the social issues like they became then. and i'm wondering what you're since you're still connected, what your thoughts are about that. i mean

thea;r highly motivated as well. they really with _ highly motivated as well.e: really with arsenal being disappointed in motivation and pick up disappointed in motivation and pick up there after the loss to arsenal and byron a point massive motivation to go after the last trophy that they can win the season. harry kane has an excellent goal—scoring record against arsenal and scored 15 in his last 20 matches against them. scoring a couple months ago, he is chasing those teams trophies and in the press conference, he conference, he said he is still motivated to try and do that this season and it's going to be very tough ask for arsenal to come here from one of the elite sides. he arsenal to come here from one of the elite sides. , , , elite sides. he will be bringing us the very latest — elite sides. he will be bringing us the very latest in _ elite sides. he will be bringing us the very latest in the _ elite sides. he will be bringing us the very latest in the build - elite sides. he will be bringing us the very latest in the build up - elite sides. he will be

thea;r does the us have these systems ready to deploy to ukraine now?— to deploy to ukraine now?to deploy to ukraine now? they could have, that would be quite _ to deploy to ukraine now? they could have, that would be quite heavily - have, that would be quite heavily classified but they have stocks, because these are mobile platforms they can be moved quickly along with they can be moved quickly along with the missile. in the long run, there's questions in terms of europe, the production lines to keep these missiles going but in the short term they can get things there relatively quickly. nato are trying to coordinate on that to get the pieces across. if you lose the ability to protect your skies, firstly your railroads and energy infrastructure can come under attack, if you lose the railroads that makes it harder to get things to the front. secondly, the russian ground forces and the air force can get into more of a groove, we have seen the russian air force more active, where there is a battle developing in the east. in the recent days, essentially because air defence is strugg

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thea;r button and the block button on most platforms as well.— platforms as well.. they show fatal accidents on screen. _ platforms as well. they show fatal accidents on screen. being - platforms as well. they show fatal accidents on screen. being online| accidents on screen. being online isn't all bad. _ accidents on screen. being online isn't all bad, 81% _ accidents on screen. being online isn't all bad, 81% of _ accidents on screen. being online isn't all bad, 8196 of children - accidents on screen. being online isn't all bad, 8196 of children said | isn't all bad, 81% of children said it helped learning. 66% said social media helped them feel closer to friends, but 29% had experienced someone being nasty to them online. this isn't about smartphones, which teenagers can use to learn and to connect with each other. it's more about harmful content, which they can access online, which is changing attitudes towards girls and women, particularly. teachers are campaigning to say sexist behaviour in schools is not ok. they told us what they see and hear, sexist behavi

worker and president biden is not fighting for everyday w workers and families who are paying more thea the grocery store, rent and you name it. we checked in with the construction workers and so did brian kilmeade, watch. >> i put out a poll and president trump is leading joe biden three to one out of 9000 members right now. we are tired of the situation with groceries, inflation, gas prices, illegal immigration and crime. we are living it everyday in new york city. >> many people who are out here are life-long democrats like who you just heard from. that is not the case for many construction workers that that gives a pulse on what everyday americans are feeling. one thing the president said about former president trump is that he does not connect with blue collar workers, we saw a different scene. >> great stuff, thank you. in an hour and a half trump will be back in a new york city courtroom for day seven of the criminal trial. >> ainsley: prosecution first witness is david pecker. >> brian: if his testimony bothered donald trump, he said, david has done great, eric shawn is doing gr

thea;r room were former president donald trump it'sjust arriving.— trump it's 'ust arriving.ump it's just arriving. they want i to protest peacefully, we have more police presence here than anyone has ever seen. you have very radical people wanting to rip the colleges down, the universities down and that is a shame, but the signalsjoe biden put out 50 is a shame, but the signalsjoe biden put out so bad. he is no friend of israel, that is for sure, and no friend of the arab world either. you take a look at what he said. he doesn't know what to do, he wants to take a middle ground and often times it doesn't work but it is certainly not working here. what he has done to as well as abandon them and he is trying to be as nice as he can to the other side. call it the arab world, but it is not working either. he is an incompetent man. peace will never happen with a guy like this. thank you very much. studio: apologies for the sound quality, it is a little bit distorted but let's go straight to our correspondence who is following the trial for us in our correspondence who is followin

thea;r office did not bring up any evidence from the car chase?— from the car chase?it in motions, but they also— precluded from it in motions, but they also don't like mr dershowitz talks about evidence, oj simpson acknowledged that he killed nicole simpson brown and ron goldman. he wrote _ simpson brown and ron goldman. he wrote a _ simpson brown and ron goldman. he wrote a book called if i did it and then— wrote a book called if i did it and then he _ wrote a book called if i did it and then he also did a television show by the same name. during that show, several— by the same name. during that show, several times he acknowledged and admitted _ several times he acknowledged and admitted that he killed those two victims _ admitted that he killed those two victims i— admitted that he killed those two victims. i mean, ithink it admitted that he killed those two victims. i mean, i think it is despicable to start debating evidence right now. you know, my heart _ evidence right now. you know, my heart is _ evidence right now. you know, my heart is with — evidence right n

thea;r government election prospects? they are t in: government election prospects?ake it a government election prospects? ti91 are trying to make it a key government election prospects? t191: are trying to make it a key pillar of their election offer to people in the uk. they are trying to make it a dividing line with the labour party. rishi sunak arguing repeatedly labour do not have a plan for migration. obviously the labour party would point to other measures they are looking to do. if they came into power. rishi sunak clearly trying to make this an election issue, trying to make it a dividing line with the labour party. obviously, standing on a lectern that said "stop the boats". an easy promise to judge as to whether it has been successful because you can go to the cliffs of dover and see if there were any boats coming over. i think that will be the key thing. notjust a reduction in the number coming across, as well this bill gets ascent and flights start taking off, but whether or notjust gets ascent and flights start taking off, but whether or not just there

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hundreds of manhattanites called for jury selection to sit in this case. 100 people thea a time will be called in and the judge will explain the case and ask if anyone thinks they cannot be fair or impartial. those people that raise their hand will be excused and small groups put in the jury box and given a 42-question questionnaire before they are questioned by the prosecutor and one of mr. trump's lawyers. mr. trump is charged with falsifying records for allegedly covering up his as affair with porn star stormy daniels. he says he gave payments through michael cohen for legal expenses. the charges are usually misdemeanors, manhattan d.a. alvin bragg bumped them up to felonies. the president has attacked this trial, this is truth social this morning. why didn't they bring this lawsuit seven years ago? election interference. >> if i fly over a democrat state, they call it a blue state, i get subpoenaed before a grand jury. it is horrible. h honestly, they are ruining this country, destroying the country. not a thing he's done has been good. this is blatant manipulation of the law. >>

thea alvin braggs out there thik they're doing the right thing by standing up, quote, u unquote, r theety, dot, dot, dot, illegal aliens glt be the underserved -- maria: i'm told it's $35,000. so it's a paltry sum that this is costing but still it seems wildly ineffective. >> from an ideological perspective, the fact that this is out there is costing us because this is resulting in bystanders stepping down because they feel like they have to read some sort of card on how to act. and this is why we have wonderful people who step up like daniel penny in new york, the marine, who they're getting punished as a result of all of this propaganda. i would say this is propaganda, if anything. maria: all right. let's take a short break and come right back. when we come back president biden speaks with xi jinping for the first time since november, putting the focus on the two countries' communications technology, tiktok as well, a live report is next for or hot topic of the hour. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ .. billy's not just running a small goat grazing busines

and thea focus of the testimon was that -- that very same thing ted cruzme highlighted eight yes ago, the ways in which the national enquirer helped donald trump duringnq the 2016 campaig. david pecker, the former ceo of the enquirer testified his tabloid would run negative stories about each of donald trump's primaries opponents whenever they started to do well in the polls against donald trump. stories like bumling, and then there was shocking claims, pervy ted cruz caught cheating with five secret mistresses. that came outright after a series of polls found ted cruz pulling ahead of donald trump. what was d going down here wasn even subtle. trump was using the national enquirer to smear his opponents and to undermine their candidacies. and the enquirer was more than willing to oblige. in court today this is how mr. pecker described that process. pecker, michael cohen would call me and say we would like you to run a negative article on let's say for argument sake, on ted cruz. that was the nature of our story and we'd embellish it from there. prosecutor steinglass, you would michael

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lesson reviews, less press conference than any of his predecessors, biden used the lovefest to ridicule theathe angle" what they had to do this political season. >> to all my friends in the pres as and fox news -- [laughter] -- some of you complained that i don't take enough of your questions. no comment.. i am sincerely not asking you to take sides. i'm asking you to rise up to ths seriousness of the moment. knowing what is at stake. every single one of us know what is at play.re making sure democracy endures, american democracy. i note in my role and with allso due respect, so do you. >> but it gives the impression,h laura, they are all playing the same role, and this should bebe adversarial and it isn't. it makes it look like part oft one washington organism. i thought this was disgraceful and it should have been boycotted quite frankly. they should have boycott of the president being here. >> laura: this was kind of fun in the early years, raymond pjut read about it has gotten i don't know, i don't mean to be a spoiled sport, but he's never doing real interview so how do you get up there

. >> a really scheme in which thea "national enquirer" was in cahoots withti trump. >> what other conversations> david pecker have with donald trump that bear on hispt knowledge and intent? t by>> that was catch and kill,t not by a publisher, donald trump himself. >> we are looking at someone who clearly doesn't follow the results of the election. and he will ge witt away with i. >> laura: joining me now is david schoen, former trump impeachment attorney and sol wisenberg are former deputy counsel, sol. did you get the sense they are almost given up the low practice of never trump loc? today kind of took the cake for me. >> they never give up, laura, and they never will give up nodn matter how many times they are slapped down here or there was nothing in today's testimony that changed the underlying legal problems that i think bragg is going to have or change the key facts in the case. is, the key problem is it's not illegal as you pointed out, itme it is not illegal to pay not somebody money to catch and kill a story. t it is not illegal to reimburse a publisher who pays that money. to convict

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it ch is not just the need for help that is obvious but so too, thea anger among the republicans they package product for a vote. in tthe final tally overwhelmind bipartisan and yet still deeply contentious. a majority of republicans actually voted against providing aid to ukraine. t wotwo doesn't republicans voted against providing aid to israel. some republicans threaten to get rid of yet another speakerus e because of these aid packages brought to the floor. joining us now is someone who served two stands in the house of representatives including chairingommi the committee on oversight and government reform, darrell issa from the great w state of california.el welcome, mr. chairman. a thank you for joining us.ge more republicans voted for aid for ukraine than for it and tw dozens reported aid for israel. you have stood in congress for a long time so let me ask why, whs thque boats against ukraine, and why he against israel aid? >> trade, you know from your experience those meetings and conference where people tell you what they need to have anpeal ability to vote for it or why they

from ath woman at a catholic church.i the irondoy is that the people o were writing this stuff are theae sc agenda itself. and so what arini say to myselfs where are the people on the d disinformation boardon? this is the same group who wants to make sure we don't sayme anything that's disinformationn but even there premise doesn't connect with the facts. >> jessica, do you denounced tha writer? >> i don't know her as intimately as greg does, or work, not her personally, but this seems pretty interesting. there's plenty that you canis blame donald trump on. whatever side of the aisle you are on, you have plenty of legitimate fodder to go after the other candidate without doing this and it did remind me during the summer of 2020, remember a lot of asian peoplese were being targeted and abused and no one talked about the face that it was done predominantly by black men that were running around punching. >> and in aoc's district and she said nothing. >> it's like you can pick a problem people hate and a dynamic the left cares about and say its trump's fault. >> i would make so much money a

i sent thea lot of my friends, just to show them, and there was a running thread on how unbothered sheby a truck on the l.i.e. from behind, so i think it earthquake was no big deal to her. >> neil: i have have a brittany spaniel. love the dog, don't get me wrong, craziest dog. would have been circling and running around. i'm glad he missed the whole thing. everything is okay, you are okay, that's what matters. family, friends, they are okay? >> yeah, thankfully. my parents are in new jersey and so far everybody sounds good. >> neil: new jersey was the epicenter! >> exactly. >> neil: but they are all right. i'm very happy to hear that. what is the dog's name? >> chiqui, short for chiquita banana. >> neil: chiqui, you are a star. now chiqui has an agent, i understand. so good seeing you. i love stories like that. he could have been very nerve-racking and it wasn't for you and chiqui. it is that environment, folks, but everyone's okay. i know all you got on the west coast, calm down. it's weird for

we shakee their hand, give thea goodie bag, they come in and take a goodie bag and stealn everythingfrom cvs, they beat up the employees at target andat at macy's, than thy assault the police, resist arrest, there's a trail of destruction, economic devastation and by the way, i don't think this issue gotssue enough attention. w that murders arew downth in venezuela, the lowest y they've been in 20 years? so maybe donald trump isn't so wrong about people emptying oute prisons because our crimes arer going upcr and there's are going down. meant everything about what joe biden has done is defying thet american law, whether it is entry to this country, staying here, and obviously we've got to not only make sure that they are failed whenever they are arrested but we have to deportsd them. >> greg: you know, jessica insi the greecan room you said that f trump wins it could be the end of all time and space. and what's worse, it will hurt women and minorities more. >> jessica: i did say that. >> greg: yes, you did. >> jessica: extreme pregnancy fog i guess. that was a very rich discussion i'

director thea sharrock was thrilled to have colman's experience to bounce things off of and to help recruitle assume i did any kind of producing, i really didn't. >> i? i she did, i did, really, did. i you did. i mean it's quite i can phone up jesse and go hello or that's true. all of that is helpful. is it? >> sorry for your troubles. >> the first conversations you and i had were about the world of people that we had in common. some of which you knew, some of which i knew who we wanted to be in the film. >> is that producing? >> that's producing. oh see? yeah. nailed it. absolutely nailed it. >> wicked little letters may be set. some 100 years ago, but the themes of people being hurtful to one another resonate today just in our new online form. >> the negativity behind social media, i think is really is really sad and sort of loss of empathy, you know, on, on mass loss of empathy, i think to forget that you are actually hurting someone by saying something unkind. >> i have to assume if you're going to be cruel anonymously about someone you've never met, you must be unhappy or hurting in so

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repuican, going to rally thea base, the independents are less, the libertarians, this man is being putis nothing. we have literally seen where people have said horrible things about our supreme court justices outside their house and we are still waiting for them to be arrested. now you are seeing, going to lock him up. they are just doing the campaigning for him and that is why they are struggling. you want to fight him $1,000, the dude just dropped two halliburton's of almost a billion dollars, and you think that is going to hurt him? it is not. they are stuck right now, they made a big move, expected to scare him and old don was like, do what you've got to do. >> jesse: should they put him in jail protecting a juror? >> tyrus: yes, but they didn't wait -- >> judge jeanine: whoa, whoa, whoa, where did he attack the juror? >> harold: asking a quiet stand, hypothetical. >> harold: judge, this is what i would lay out -- >> judge jeanine: the judge -- >> tyrus: the judge already laid it out. but under this gag order, trump did not violate it. >> jesse: are you sure king kong died -- speed

state of palestine full membership at a time when they recognize israel, which is the other party in thea israeli-palestinian conflict, and is granted israel full membership at the united nations? and those to those who sat recognizing that palestinian state must happen through negotiations and not through a u.n. resolution, we wonder once again how was the state of israel established? how was it recognized? wasn't that through a u.n. resolution, which is resolution 181? although israel did not honor the conditions to accept its membership at the united nations, and that is in fomenting resolution 181 and 194. such a decision to grant the state of palestine full membership will be an important pillar two achieve peace in our region because the palestinian-israeli conflict in its different dimension will now goes beyond the borders of palestine and israel and impacts of the regions in the middle east and around the world. therefore, we believe that it is high time for the security council to shoulder its historic responsibility to give justice to the palestinian people by adopting a resolu

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it wasn't just the federal criminal investigation because while all this was going on at theas federal level, the investigation into michael cohen, then attempted investigation of peoplett beyon cohen who participated in those sameo crimes, trump, the revelation of rutrump's persona culpability for theses crimes, trump's justice department, while all this was happening, they reached down and put the brakes on the whole thing. right. a corrupted federal justice department acting to protect the president, despite findings of law and fact. while that was happening at the federal level around the cohen case, it had the effect of stymying a potential state prosecution asal well, because w york prosecutors in the manhattan district n attorney's office were also interested in investigating and i potentially prosecuting these crimes that had takenut place. after haall, these crimes had taken place in their city. but the feds, right, this was supposedly their case and they asked state prosecutors to hold off whileec they pursue their federal case in this matter. what we came ton learn, though i

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so as joe biden's poll numbers continue plummeting, even the new york timess poll n, thea hide how badre looking fo are lr joe ahead of 24. and that means november 5th. a new polls novemb by time's ans college asked voters if they generally remember the time that donald trump and joe biden were each president as mostly good or mostly bad years for america. mostly 42% of voters say they remember the trump presidency is mostlyi. good. look at this part. saonly 25% say the same thingbi. about joe biden. 46%, almost half of voters sayno the biden presidency has been mostly bad for america. ithas been reaction fox news wit contributor kellyanne conway, former white house chief of staff reince priebus. kellyanne, you're the pollster. add that to the the demographic thift and the loss of the base that joe is experiencing of his coalition, noteriencin good. him. le new >> oh, it's terrible news. poll after poll by any outlet. basicalls,ly any shows the samee what's important about the thattion you just showedquesti,, is the way that polling question is framed is precisely the way the question

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