tommy tommy highers and ray highers. went to prison for murder. mary followed the case in 1987 and remembers how she felt when they were found guilty. >> i wish act. i was shocked to hear that. >> did it sound like them to you? >> no. >> she was thinking of them again. she wrote a line of missing them when she hears a certain song on the radio. then she sighed and pushed the send button. and? look out. people might have trouble believing that such a simple thing as posting on facebook could make whole worlds change. >> a lot of people ask, what did you do? what happened? i said, i just put one sentence, just one sentence. >> so she did. 500 miles away in the suburbs of washington, d.c., what were you doing on facebook? >> just wasting time like a lot of people do. >> kevin grew up in detroit but was an international trade attorney and d.c. he and mary didn't know each other and were not even facebook friends. both belong to that northeast detroit group which is why the very same summer day in 2009, he just happened to see mary's post about those b

about tommy?rible catastrophe on the last day of 2020. ummm, but my dear boy is very, very close to our hearts and on our minds, and we've been deluged with emails and food and love and messages from around the world. and in truth, i haven't been sleeping a lot since since we've been without tommy. flynn: yeah. ♪ jamie raskin: tommy had been fighting depression for several years. i mean, normally he was just the happiest, most ebullient energetic person you could ever hope to meet. but he was suffering from depression, and it was serious. the last night i got to spend with him, we had dinner together. we played some boggle, which was his big game and we watched some stuff on tv and we talked about going for a hike the next day. i gave him a hug goodnight, told him i loved him. he told me he loved me. and that was the last time i saw him alive. gay stolberg: how are you coping? jamie raskin: well, tommy left us a farewell note where he said, "please forgive me. my illness won today. "look after eac

it was a play about tommy cooper called being tommy cooper.ad done morecambe in the west end and toured it, and bob was directing simon in a play about, bob monkhouse and me and paul went to see it. and i remember in the interval he said, i've got these guys, i've got you that does tommy, i've got you that does tommy, i've got bob, that does eric, and i've simon does. you know, there's got to be something here. we've got to do this, got to be something. and anyway, he, you know, he went away and he came back with the short film the last laugh. and that's where it all started. >> well, it made so much noise. i think we unfortunately, we don't have a clip of the film. but of course, what you want to do now is go and see the live show in edinburgh. anyway, but here is a clip, a short clip of tommy cooper in action. do you remember 33 years ago? >> yes, at the cambridge theatre in london. we were in a show together called sauce piquante. quite right. we were on £25 a week each, which they cut to 50% after the first week, £12, ten shillings. and i

she likes tommy robinson.u know, i don't like i'm. >> it's only two people arrested in a massive demonstration. and they say here that there were islamophobic chants. so you know, are they just is it the media trying to do what they always do in this situation? >> of course it's the media. the media is on the i call it team world, but team world isn't team world. it's basically germany and france and the left getting and france and the left getting and joe biden. let's remember that guy. >> this is what the two of my thoughts about this particular thing. first of all, the anti—racist march, the counter supposedly counter anti—racist march, they were chanting for the death of jews. so it's like the death of jews. so it's like the hypocrisy there. yeah. >> and then the other point is that anti—semitic. >> yeah . yeah, maybe possibly >> yeah. yeah, maybe possibly the death of jews . that was joke. >> that was a joke . >> that was a joke. >> that was a joke. >> but the other thing is, is that there's this idea, li

how tommie smith's raised fist once condemned is still inspiring five decades later. >> my chance to make a world stand on something that i really believed in. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us this sunday. it's only been one week since the historic shake up of campaign 2024, and what appeared like a possible rout is now a race. since vice president kamala harris seized the democrat spotlight, she's received a tsunami of grassroots support and cash. two-thirds of it from first-time donors. at the same time, former president donald trump, who rallied supporters in tennessee and minnesota this weekend is carving out new lines of attack in a re-shaped campaign. cbs' skyler henry leads us off tonight from the white house. skyler, good evening to you. >> hey, jericka, good evening to you. the harris campaign says it's raised more than $200 million since president biden's sudden exit from the race. the enthusiasm also prompting her republican rival to escalate his attacks. >> she's a radical

>> i'm hoping that people can be inspired by the legacy of tommy sm smith, understand that they haveo use their own voice and make a difference in their own world. >> tommy's gesture deserves to be memorialized and presented and brought back to the public. >> reporter: a powerful moment once condemned, now celebrated in art for all time. >> that was jericka duncan reporting. and this is "cbs news roundup." have you been injured on a job site? call the barnes firm n we handleyou been injured construction accident ca if i was injured on a job site i'd call the bar wei wasn't sure what to do. coi called the barnet ca ibest call i could have madite i'd call the bar wei had a serious fall. do. coi called the barnet ca ibestthey got me theave madite i'd cbest result po weinjured on a job site?do. cocall the barnes firmca ibestt♪ the barnes firm,madite i'd cbinjury attorneys ♪ ♪ call 1-800 eight million am i...relaxing? in an airport? okayyy, alaska airlines. this lounge is nice. like “handcrafted-espresso- bevvies-hot-food- free-wifi” nice. and these comfy chairs... this puts my condo to s

>> i'm hoping that people can be inspired by the legacy of tommy smith. understand that they have the power to use their own voice and make a difference in their own world. >> what was your reaction when you learned your art would be featured in the smithsonian american art museum? >> i mean it was, i'm still kind of in shock to be honest now more than ever. you know tommy's gesture will deserve to be memorialized and presented and brought back to the public. >> reporter: a powerful moment once condemned, now celebrated in art for all time. >>> san francisco is stepping up sweeps of homeless encampments. we'll hear from some of the campers that they put on notice and why some city leaders say the mayor is letting potential shelter options for people sit empty. >>> young people will take back control over their own lives. parents will have tools to safeguard those young people. >>> a rare show, bipartisanship in washington as they promise a new era of accountability for big tech. >>> and some unusual results when the annual water clarity study at lake taho

now more than ever you know, this tommy's gesture deserves to be memorialized. and presented and brought back to the public >>>a powerful moment once condemned, now celebrated in art for all time >ryan>and that's it for the afternoon edition. we'll see you back here at three with elizabeth cook. i'll see you back here at five. ♪♪♪ >> ridge: so wait. when did you finally get out of there last night? >> zende: i don't even wanna talk about it. i will say this, though. the social media team works extremely hard. everything that we shot yesterday was down

the police say they have not arrested tommy robinson.'s lovely to have a headline of who the police haven't arrested for a change. i mean, they could probably go around everyone in the country and make us all feel good about who's not been arrested. look, he says many controversial things to put it politely. and he has got some record and he did show a film which was in fact banned by the courts, of course, but there's a double standard going on here whilst we have terrorism. we have marches going on every week supporting terrorist activity. chants of death to jews and chants for the houthi to attack british ships and so on, if that's going to be allowed, then we can't have this double standard anymore. but that double standard, sorry. what i was talking about is the specifically this film. i'm not talking about the march yesterday. and you're right. and the double standard was no more apparent than you had the anti—racist march who were marching, who were chanting for the death to jews, which some would say is quite racist. so yeah, tha

the police say they have not arrested tommy robinson.t's lovely to have a headline of who the police haven't arrested for a change. i mean, they could probably go around everyone in the country and make us all feel good about who's not been arrested. look, he says many controversial things to put it politely. and he has got some record and he did show a film which was in fact banned by the courts, of course, but there's a double standard going on here whilst we have terrorism. we have marches going on every week supporting terrorist activity. chants of death to jews and chants for the houthi to attack british ships and so on, if that's going to be allowed, then we can't have this double standard anymore. but that double standard, sorry. what i was talking about is the specifically this film. i'm not talking about the march yesterday. and you're right. and the double standard was no more apparent than you had the anti—racist march who were marching, who were chanting for the death to jews, which some would say is quite racist. so yeah, th

tommy robinson flees uk after dodging high court appearance prompts urgent arrest warrant. was news yesterday that he'd been arrested and then the police were like , no, we haven't were like, no, we haven't arrested him. turns out he had been arrested under a terrorism act of 2000 because he was trying to leave the country, and he wouldn't give across his phone.i he wouldn't give across his phone. i believe that's that's what i read somewhere. and because of that, that allowed them to arrest him. and then they let him free and then he left the country. >> he left and he wasn't actually, it wasn't under whatever any kind of legal obugafion whatever any kind of legal obligation to stay in the country. yet he wasn't like , i country. yet he wasn't like, i think they gave him till october to get his affairs in order before he has to be in court to face some sort of charge. the original charges him broadcasting this documentary. he's made . yeah, which is about he's made. yeah, which is about an hour and a half long. i started watching a bit of it on twitter. it's kind of i mean,

but they would say that they are a legitimate protest movement led by tommy robinson, with the real namevery controversial figure. what is interesting about this is the possibility that has been swelled perhaps by the outcome of the election campaign. wide? because tommy robinson himself asked people in the crowd who they voted for, asking if they voted labour, people said no. he asked if people voted conservative, people booed at one point, and then he asked if anybody had voted reform uk. everybody cheered. is this a group of reform voters? possibly? but he said he had also invited the leader of reform nigel farage to come here and was told he could not make it. perhaps a new sort of protest movements, a bigger sort of protest movement than we have seen in the past. it starts to look a little bit like the make america great again protests we have seenin america great again protests we have seen in the united states but here nobody is running for office. thank ou. an nobody is running for office. thank yom an update — nobody is running for office. thank you. an update here, _ nobody is

our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint.went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy's joint. tommy's joint has been the same s

thank you both robert and tommy. this breaking right now, 1 of the suspects in this january attack on nypd officers in times square accepted the plea today. 19-year-old darman go with -- darman gomez ezekiel will serve a 365 days sentence in the united states illegally and a month after the attack was arrested again. this time for shoplifting and attacking at macy's employee. the latest update on that situation. at president biden did not approve of the supreme court finding that presidents are immune from prosecution for their official acts. even though that was essentially what had been in place all alone. so now he wants to overturn it with a new embedment. house democrat dan goldman ways in next music back ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card m

but comedian tommy davidson is expanding his horizon.an, collaborating with artists like dave koz. joining us now live here in studio ahead of the show tonight is tommy davidson. tommy, thank you so much for joining us today. posing for the camera. right. camera. yeah. yeah how you doing? i'm doing well. i'm doing well. so you arrived. you arrived last night. you did two shows last night at yoshi's. and i know you do comedy, but we want to get into all the other things that you do. but what are you doing at yoshi's now, >> it's stand up. yeah, doing my stand up. i'vbeen coming to the bay area since 86. wow. okay. you know, so you're very familiar. familiar to everybody? yeah. i mean, valerio everywhere. yeah. you know, this is this is a good part of the country for me. i've been coming here for probably about 35 years now. yeah. >> and so the comedy show you did last night, you did two of them. you got one more tonight there. what's kind of the theme of your of your show? >> the theme is the theme is, for me. for me, it's happiness. yeah

the exhibit titled bridge consist of 200 caths of tommy smith's arm stretching 100 feet over the mainemorializes u.s. runners tommy smith and john carlos raising their fists as a symbol of black power at the 1968 games in mexico city. this happened after winning the golden bronze matters -- metals. >> it was my chance to make a world stand on something i believe in. >> now more than ever tommy's jester deserves to be memorialized and presented and brought back to the public. >> i am hoping that people understand that they have the power to use their own voice and make a difference in their own world. >> both smith and carlos were sent home after the protest and suspended from future olympic competition. they did keep their medals. here in the bay area their impact continues to be felt at smith's alma mater san jose state ray statue of smith and carlos was unveiled three years ago. >>> after the break we have highlights from today's stern grove music fest ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charg

tommy sotomayor is a radio talk show host, and i cannot wait to unlearn a some things, tommy. >> but know what?unle i'm happy someonare finally is speaking to me. >> a white dude after theset fel years, i just feel listened to. opknow all of the oppression that you guys have gone through and nobodyguys will listen to ya it took a black woman with indian parents who is married to a white man. kno i guess maybe she does knowdude white dudes because shes is married married to him and si raising five white children. but i think it is funnngey that have this situation where this woman is able to go out and say, whiteerthis wom dudes women for thisthis black ish wo. but donald trump could not say white dudes for donald trump.sa he couldn't say white women for donald trump. each of these things would be racist. and i am so shocked becauseausew what i need you guys to do, you white me and whyha y of you're basking in the glory of her telling you guyl yous you're wanted in the democratic party because i know you felt so left out beforarty i did. >> what i need you all to do is check your libe

tommy, biden porter said, 20 beth gibbons. tommy, biden porter said. 20 years _ beth gibbons.lude korine bailey rae. the l include korine bailey rae. the singer—songwriter berwyn, and the wrapper, all albums that represent gleams of black identity in the uk. i think everybody stories need to be talked about in music and making this record i thought, is this universal enough? but it is, the story of people�*s triumph and hope and despair, the stories that are hidden and the stories raised that need to be told. the last dinner party are one of a record eight female acts nominated for the prize, and also in the running are the singer song writer cat burns and this irish country artist. this singer song writer cat burns and this irish country artist.- this irish country artist. this list is really promising _ this irish country artist. this list is really promising and - this irish country artist. this list is really promising and really i is really promising and really heartening. is really promising and really heartening-— is really promising and really heartening. is really pro

tommy about the _ of course, i love her. tommy about the prime _ of course, i love her. . of course, i love her. tommy about the prime minister, to | about the prime minister, to united states and asked if you come along on his plane and you said you would not accompany the prime minister on his plank, why is that? i the prime minister on his plank, why is that?- the prime minister on his plank, why is that? i 'ust feel that the focus h plank, why is that? i 'ust feel that the focus right _ plank, why is that? i just feel that the focus right now- plank, why is that? i just feel that the focus right now is - plank, why is that? i just feel that the focus right now is on | that the focus right now is on the talks and on the negotiations and on getting this deal sealed. and bringing our hostages back home, ijust thing this is not the right time for this.— thing this is not the right time for this. you think it miaht time for this. you think it might lead _ time for this. you think it might lead to _ time for this. you think it might lead to a _ time for this. you think it

robinson , after known as tommy robinson, after he left the uk.fter he breached a court order by showing a film at a protest in central london. he was arrested but released last night before allegedly leaving the country. he was due to attend a hearing today for contempt of court, but his absence led the judge to continue without him . the high continue without him. the high court has ruled that an emergency ban on puberty blockers imposed by the previous government was lawful. the advocacy group trans actual and advocacy group trans actual and a young claimant challenged the order restricting the prescription of the medication, which suppresses the natural production of sex hormones in puberty. the ban was put in place by the now shadow health secretary, victoria atkins . her secretary, victoria atkins. her successor. wes streeting, acknowledged what he called lots of fear and anxiety around the issue , although he said he does issue, although he said he does support the ban . and we know now support the ban. and we know now six mps are to battle

the first hand of this match was associated with tommy pool's 7.5 advantage, but cartilitos finished the next three sets with 64 and 62, respectively, in his own favor and a total of 4 players. top saud. today, two games will be played from the quarter round, according to lorenzo muzzetti's plan with taylor. to the possibility of mane returning to europe due to world football transfers. turkey has an offer, and even if they don't sell , a loan transfer is on the agenda of the saudi club. adrien sanmiguel, the 37 -year-old spanish goalkeeper and also a former liverpool player with a free contract to rial. thank you very much for your support with sports news 125 today, have a good time , god bless you. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their resurrection, i wish you a good day your presence is also dear and respected countrymen. respected companions of khabar news network at 13 o'clock, together with all my colleagues, we present to you. ayatollah khamenei, the supreme leader of the islamic revoluti

tommy to be done before spain kicked off theirfootball game.y to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish, but the american who won the grass court title at queen �*s coming into these championships held him up by winning the first set. the defending champion was too good thereafter, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, new zealand qualify, the magical run is over. the world number one playing at her first grand slam took the first set, the croatian study there after though. injuries newly forced her out of the sport, her resilience showed this time as she one in three to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal. there she will eat jazmine paolini, who summered to remember continues. the french open finalist is now a wimbledon semifinalist after an outstanding win over america's navarro in less than an hour. at 28, she's never won a match year until this year's championships. and so on wednesday, the quarterfinals will continue with former champion, novak djokovic and alina were ba

we are talking with tommy thompson a little later in this program. guest: tommy is here.ost: what about the other two? why not scott walker? guest: scott walker is here. he's here. he's been on the floor and endorsed donald trump. he's a strong presence. he makes the case for trump. paul ryan is notably absent. he is nowhere to be found. host: what does that tell you? guest: well, it tells me trump has taken over the republican party. people who once opposed him like walker have seen the writing on the wall. they want to have a future in politics in the party like nikki haley. they will move forward with trump. there are people like paul ryan who have made a stronger stance against trump and cannot stomach it. they are not participating, not willing to participate. they see him as a threat. they hope for a different republican party in the future. the prospect has really shrunk for the time being. host: what is your take on the democrats in joe biden's future? guest: it is difficult. there is ongoing discussion about whether joe biden should really be the presidential can

and tommy, cohost of pod save america and pod save the world. i want to hear from all of you your impressions on what unfold saidio on-screens across the country and oacross the globe. ben, let me start with you. how didt president biden do? >> well, i think the press conference was kind of a miniature what has probably been going on in nato for the last few days, which is president biden was very cogent and focused on delivering a message about the centrality of nato, america's commitment to the liberal order, commitment to ukraine. he's obviously speaking also about issues related to china, foreign policy issues that have been on the agenda of nato the last couple ofen days, but i al know nato the last couple of days the main topic of conversation outside the formal meetings, the topic of conversation in the hallways and among foreign leaders and i've heard from people in foreign governments has been about the political crisis here in theme democratic party and the question of what's going to happen in the election and what's going to happen w

>> sandra: let's bring in tommy a lauren, thank you for joining us. deal with as you have seen and heard and our viewers have seen and heard. a reporter on capitol hill, hillary vaughn stopping these democrats. they are at a loss for words some of them on what to do in this moment. following george clooney now saying we need a new nominee. i love joe biden, but he says the one battle he cannot win as the fight against time. none of us can. it is devastating to say it by the joe biden i was with three weeks ago of the not the joe big effing deal biden of 2010 or 2020 thank you for your saying it now right, george? >> thank you for saying it now it only took you a few weeks or perhaps a few years. what i think is so disingenuous about all of this is that george clooney has had a front row seat to all of this. he had a front row seat watching former president barack obama help joe biden off that stage of that very fund-raiser but now he is coming out saying this because the world witnessed it a couple of weeks ago at that debate. if the world had not wit

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senator tommy tuberville. >> thank you, larry.arry: coming up we'll continue the live coverage at the republican national convention. we're joined by republican byron donalds and senator john cornyn, when "kudlow" returns with rock music in the background. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're planning for it all... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at

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. >> tommy expects a miserable next few days bearing through the excessive heat, especially difficult to manage without a home. got sit in the shade and this is that's it all day. in oakley, the temperatures exceeding 80 degrees by 9 in the morning and reaching 95 degrees by 11:00am where tommy rested up at the big break, regional shoreline thursday. i'll be in san francisco. so yeah, i'm going because it's cooler over oh, yeah. get on the bart train. go to san francisco in on thursday for the of july, although this is one of many east bay regional parks open this week along shorelines, 30 of the park district's 73 parks and areas are closed through friday morning. all of them in the hills and inland where red flag warning is in effect. if you are going to recreate you come out early in the morning when the temperatures are cooler later in the evening when the temperatures have cooled down, especially for sensitive groups like young kids and older adults were trying to get out and beat the heat before temperatures soar. preschool kids visit civic center park tuesday morning in oakley.

joining us now, the host, tommy laren, and charlie hurt.have been steadfast, you have not wavered, not one bit. biden's going to be out. but part two of that was gavin's going to replace him. still there? >> i'm a hundred percent still there. i'd go even further. i don't believe joe biden would currently be the president if not for how bad kamala harris is. this wouldn't even be a discussion anymore and there would be no loyal biden holdouts left. kamala harris is that bad. and they're going to roll out all of the race and gender and they're going to try to d.i. voters into believing she can do the job. the democrat party yourself as you mentioned didn't want kamala harris. this has nothing to do with racism or sexism. has to do with the fact she can't do the job. they're going to find a way to get kamala harris not to want that job, and then they'll have a mini primary of sorts, and it's going to be a contest, a competition. and if it's a contest and a competition, nobody, and i mean nobody is going to choose kamala harris. >> sean: i appr

senator tommy tuberville on that and more in a few moments, but first, fox news aishah hasnie on capitol hill with the latest. this story is not closed, she is anyone. what is cooking up there? reporter: mm-hmm. this is just the beginning house democrats and republicans tell me that kim cheatle resigning is not enough. that is why house speaker mike johnson and democrat liter hakeem jeffries announce a bipartisan task force to look into that assassination attempt, they want congress to step in part of that over site happened today with pennsylvania state police commissioner testifying here on the hill. he revealed that the two officers with butler county emergency service unit was in that agr building where the shooter was atop of, to the best of his thi knowledge, they had a clear view of where the gunman would have climbed up, they were told to move to go search for him. law makers are questioning who the heck made that decision. >> between time he was spotted on ground and identified as someone suspicious, until the shooting, they left that post to go look for him, is that what you ar

great sept undergoing tommy john surgery had to pitch in the majors. started off a bit shaky now after allowing a walk with the bases loaded he gets chris taylor to pop out to get out of jam. he limits the damage to one run top of the 4th same score. matt chapman. he takes tyler glass now all the way to center field >> that ties the game at one apiece. later, indiana man on for mike yastremski. >> he shoots this one up the middle tyler fitzgerald on his high horse. he scores and the giants. they take the lead back to robbie we all settled down after that first inning, 5th inning here shohei siya. 5 innings of no-hit ball and h strikeouts. what a debut. top of 8th guys up by 4 bases loaded for eliot ramos. that one goes down. the right-field line 2 runs come in to score all part of a six-run 8th. any giants win it. 83. they get their first win at dodger stadium this season with a look to split the series tomorrow all right-y picture. perfect day in oakland, game 3 between the astros and the a's. oakland looking for a sweep of the top team in the west. >

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>> gio: this is close to my heart an iheart media podcast called "i've never said this before with tommy creator and host and happens to be my husband. he sits down for really deep and powerful conversations with our favorite actors, singers, creators, and they talk about their journey to success but also all their struggles, the things that inspire and move them. and in every episode like the title suggests each person always tells tommy at least one thing, one thing, that they've never said before, and it's just incredibly fascinating, so i think you'll enjoy this. "i've never said this before with tommy didario" is available wherever you get your podcasts. >> rhiannon: do you have a favorite episode? >> gio: each one is better than the ever. each time i text him, that one was your best one yet. that was your best one yet. so every tuesday i always -- >> whit: what he's able to convince people to say has actually been -- like, people are really opening up in these conversations. >> gio: he has this ability to connect with people in a really powerful and in an emotional way and it's rea

tommy? >> caller: hi jimmy. tommy from lafayette. new jersey. >> lafayette? love it. >> caller: thank you for all you do for us. >> you're welcome. what's going on? >> caller: my mentor. listen, meta has been having some crazy times. they're getting -- analysts are screaming 600 and 620. and the stocks -- it's dropping. >> well, lookinged this such a run. okay. o listen tommy. here's my thinking. that is going to mark some time. there's a july 29th meeting where mark zuckerberg is going to sit down with jensen wong in the same room can you believe it? but i think the stock market had such a run and up 38% for the year. what about -- little r&r on met that's what's needed the biggest take away from this rally is that you have to stay invested all the time. if you try to trade in and out all the time you probably miss most amazing move tonight. with earnings in full swing i'm testing my thesis on the two big banks this i think could keep running higher. then diversification is a staple of cay mecca. still the secret success to the long-term and late receiver ce

tommy, good to see you. what are you watching for tonight when the president comes and takes questions from the press i mean, i think you're right, jake, like it's frustrating for anyone who had my java works in the white house. >> but i think a lot of this is going to be performance-based. they're going to look for him to be sharp and have crisp answers and speak in depth on tough issues. and i'm sure it's going to be pretty combative. i mean, i have to imagine that press corps is going to come at him hard about questions about his fitness, his health, et cetera. so it should be tough. people know what they saw at the debate two weeks ago. >> i mean, we all just witnessed it for 90 minutes and i guess one of the questions i talked to a member of congress who said that they thought it was an anomaly. they had dealt with the president many times and they thought that that performance was an anomaly, but it didn't matter because it's not like episodes like that are going to happen less frequently, less often,

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senator tommy tuberville joining us there. >>> quick break.the supreme court sides with former president trump over the issue of presidential immunity. so what does that mean for special counsel jack smith's cases against the 45th president? missouri senator eric schmitt, the state's former attorney general, is here with analysis. but first, phenomenal congresswoman anna paulina luna or her bid to hold attorney general merrick garland accountable for not complying with a congressional subpoena. she's coming up right here. ♪ [door creaks open] [floor creaks] [door creaks shut] (♪) (♪) (♪) relax, you booked a vrbo. (♪) sara federico: at st. jude, we don't care who cures cancer. we just need to advance the cure. it's a bold initiative to try and bump cure rates all around the world, but we should. it is our commitment. we need to do this. i'm andrea, and this is why i switched to shopify. it gave me so much peace of mind. if we make a change, my site's not going to go down. and just knowing that i have a platform that we can rely on, that is gold

back with me now are ben rhodes, tommy, and mckay.my, good news, good news victor orban and donald trump have worked out world peace. your thoughts? >> that is great news, you really wonder about someone who chooses to spend their time with someone, like victor orban. i can't imagine he is a good paying . but donald trump finds himself with the most authoritarian leaders he can around the world. he talks about how much he envies them and their ability to crush dissent and make decisions and subvert democracy so wonderful. grab the glad they figured it all out. >> then, we are studying the contrast, there is biden with nato, volodymyr zelenskyy, and literally a split screen moment for the global community with orban and trump meeting at mar- a-lago, fresh off of trump's meeting with putin. nbc reports that a source familiar with the trump-orban meeting that anytime orban needed a back channel to putin's nonsensical comedy think it is nonsensical? >> i don't think it is nonsensical at all, alex. first of all, it is not a straightforward

as prime minister and thrilling the crowds at wimbledon , defending champion carlos alcaraz takes on tommynext 15 minutes on bbc news, ahead ofjames anderson's final match for england, we hear from the captain at ben stokes and how they are shaping the squad for the ashes 18 months away. a big night for england tomorrow — their euros semi final against the netherlands in germany. the manager gareth southgate has just been speaking and said his side were a special group, who had bonded during the tournament. tonight spain will battle france in their semi for a place in sunday's final. 0ur sports editor dan roan is in dortmund. england have not found the zeros easy. they have had to come back from behind in each of their knockout matches here in germany so far —— these euros. here in dortmund they realise they stand on the big of history. they have the opportunity to become the first england men's team to ever win a semifinal at a major tournament overseas, and as andy swiss now reports, they will have plenty of support in town and head of a blockbuster clash against the netherlands. the tro

gun, that iconic tommy gun that you have on display, is that a gun or is that an fbi weapon? well, that one specifically, i'm not sure. we had some that we purchased because we were trying to keep up with the bad guys and of course, the bad also had some they usually didn't purchase them. they tended to steal them from others. and so i would suspect that that's actually one of ours. i know the last one we had that was identified, fired as actually having been owned by a police station, was returned to that station when we realized. so, you know, it becomes a matter of whose property actually is it. but we talked a little bit about 1974. and patty, but 1972 to 1974, the watergate era. what was the fbi's role? you could do a whole museum on that. i'm but you have a small display here at the fbi experience. the fbi was the principal investigative in the watergate matter when the burglary happened in june of 1972 was only a couple of weeks after j. hoover died immediately, the washington field office was on the case because there were some odd things about it. one, it was targete

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