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to serve a second term as president. age be . t unfortunately, they can't keep him off every stage. yesterday, wterdaye saw him fall lectim to what could have only been a maga sympathizing sandbag at the air forcee watc academy. as we watch the thh e image ofnh our forty sixth president laid stond, wee stage, stunne couldn't help but wonder, is joe biden really as sharp as he asserts is of course, no one can answer for joe bidenhiml as clear and concisely as joe himself. >> please clarify specifically,h have you taken a cognitiveow. i haven't taken a test.: no whi y the would i take a test? >> come on , man.n, that's like saying you before wiu got in this program, you take a test wherein you're taking cocaine or not. what do you think? >> so one oddly placedoddly refe reference to cocaine in an interview. >> big deal . in least it gets around. well, here. ]

okay, well, maybe he's losts some motor function. i mean, that happens with age and injuries. nothing to be ashamed of.es. at least he knows exactly where he's going. >> listen, we all get a little

lost in directions sometimes. cut the guy break.k. he's been stumping on stages fo for fifty years. at leaste he's still sharp.what he h knowse' exactly what today he's talking about. >> so toda, y i applaud china fr stepping on me. i applaud canada. i can tell what i'm thinking. >> and i want to thank prime minister of ketanji leadership for the asean chair and for hosting us . >> that's my little sister, valerie, and i'm jill's husband. oh, no, no. you switched on me this my wife is my sister. >> they switched on me. okay, well, it's difficult to remember where you've landed after a really long flight and with the authoritarian actions of trudeau lately, you know, anyone not confuseon canada or china.

the important thing is he has a good handle on presenting his message to the american people . >> ie to tt is noteworthy thatht a percentage of women t who registered to vote and cast a ballot is consistentlyo g out than the percentage of the men who do so. and to quote, repeat a line, guys, that's our president. r pd >> that's the most powerful man in the world, the man who wantse to tell you how to lives. your lives. and he wants four more years to do it. he falls sometimes. that's okay. we all do.'s a he gets lost a lot.t when okay, that's a little concerning. emember but when the man can't remember where he is , who his wife is , who is vice president is, or the the fact that he can't even comprehend a q like, end quote isn't a part of his prepared speech, at what point is it okay to question his ability to lead to make good decisions? i mean, was pulling out of afghanistan against the advice of all your generals, a move of, strategic brilliance or the result of stubborn confusion and brain fraud? d brwas shutting downan american energy, a righteous

move slightly ahead of his timet or an inability to understand we can'tto survive on solar aloe or the people around them following the lead of a wise political tactician or takingfra advantage of a decaying relic from a time gone by whose struggling to let go . i'm not here to kick a man when he's down. thisknows i fall daily. but this isn't about a fall on a stage. it's about the mental acuity,phs the physical enduranceical and overall fitness of an 80 year old man.wh and what appears to be a dramatic decline. >> harris faulkner is the anchor of faulkner focus and the co-host of outnumbered. she joins mes me now . k yo harris, thanks for joining you . had a great interview todayin on someonetervie who would realy wike to challenge biden if the democratic party will let him. >> jeah, joe's joey, first of all, it's great to be with you. this evening. and robert f. kennedrty jr. isns just joking around, as joe biden likes to say. he's not kidding.

no, he wants to get in, but it takes engagement by the incumbent president to first actually come to a debate. so that is the first concern for anybody who would wanthi to get in at this point. and they've all been iced out on the left right. the president won't debate anybody. he doesn't want to conside ident r anybody competition. and look after today, he really ought to think about at least db debating. look, i just in the lastatin ho the president spoke. we carried it live. you saw it. and jesse's our just about forty five minutes or so ago, he was takinlag a victory lap before he signs that monster of a bill, the debt ceiling, which without is righ kevin mccarthy, he wouldn't be where he is right now becaususe foe for ninety seven a he refused to negotiate with anybody on it. questions abounybot whether or . he really could have carried out a negotiation. he didn't have to do it. there were dt delegateshave to who did that. but in. the meantime, is this idea that kennedy now has 20% support among democratic voters ? marianne williamson is in the single digits, but at nine percent, that means almost between the two of them. that number, by thp e way, hasfo

ticked up for kennedy in juste the last few days. it would be almost o a thirdf af the vote. and if nothing out of w curiosity, we just don't want joe biden. who else could there be ?ot good that's not good news. if you you're plan is to stays inside the white house grounds to rose garden your way feet to the white house, which is , what, 15 feet behind you ? >> that's what he's hoping to do. but the fall, let's just think about that for a second. you did such a beautiful job of laying out the concerns here. i even hillary clinton saysout you have every right to askage h about the man's age and whether or not he's preparedhe's prepa. and that's a woman who'st fallen. remember that happened when she wappened ws running.ow she was we didn't know she was ill at the time. so there were a lot of thingsw going on that we just won'te do ever know. but what we do know is what shea told us to do and he said to wa. watch him. so we've been watching. yeah. and what have we seen in the last twenty four hours? a reinforcement of that conceran ,not the fall, but what fal happens after the fall. what all those people who cometb in and handle him, you know,

the bike incident that you showed where he wais bacs o back like a bug with his legsec and hands in the air, no secret service was there. everybody had leaned inleaned with their cameras. it took a fen w moments for protection to catch up. we're going to show that video now. i think it was an ap photographer perhaps, who got this shot really close up of of him upside down, looking up at the world our enemies are watching. yeah. so i'm less concerned about fal the fact that people fall my grandmother, three weeks shya of one hundred and first had lost most of her mobility. tha but we all knew as a family s that if grandmhoa should fall,s the first thing you do is keepnt them down untihel they're okay. their bones are brittle. i worry after the fall, these people aren't doctors. they're picking them up. you coule peren't dod broken a b we don't know. i mean, at this point, there's a lot going on that happense is when he's out of a chair and iti is okay to ask questions about

his acuity and his physicals abilitacuityy to handle a double rigorous routine of governing. this president and campaigning. all of it's on the table, by the way.e i thinway k we have a little bim a robert f. kennedy ife we have time to show it. i think it's important to doantd a debate now and particularly because he will have to debate his republican opponent and if that's donald trump , donalddont trump has shown his acumen at thatte, asking president biden to prepare for that debate by ,i you know, staying in the whitetn house and not really being out on the campaign trail is like a prizefighter do to prepareo p for the big bout of sitting on the couch and eating chick fil a paris. i'll have to play with my colleagues. reallylisten, i hope we get a debate. >> we really deserve one . desee the american people do. i think most americans , especially democrats, want to see it. thank you so much for weighing in, framing the only way you can. and great interview today. here's falkiner, by the way.

>> here's you're going to be hearing me in this chair nextthg week. h >> i mean, the ratings are going to go through the roof. oh, yeah. oh, well, only because you set so up. so thank you for. u. >> god bless you . same to you . all right. there are still millions of fewer workers in the workforce today than compared to before the pandemicefor . wages are stagnant at four point three percent below the level of inflation below att four point nine percent. nt the unemployment rate rose today. the latest job e rose ts report. and yet, despite all this, moments ago, joe biden spoke hio to the nation to brag about how good his economy is by investing in america and our>> i people and in our futurede, we' created over 13 million new jobs in eight hundred thousand manufacturing jobs. where is it writteing jobsn in e can't leadet the world again in manufacturing. unemployment is at three point seven percent. more americans are workingcount today than ever in the history monthss country and inflation has dropped 10 straight months in a row.

in this debate, i refuse to put what was responsible for alloppk this economic progress on the chopping block. charlie gasparino is a correspondent for fox business and he joins us now. charlie, if i have a lot of questions, you're one of the first people i wt people i o to when it comes aboutexplai the economy, job and market. go ahead. us whatheseexplain to us what numbers mean, because they don't mean a lot to me. >>to we're producing more jobs. yeah, we still have inflatione wages are down. that's essentially what you saw there. and this is why joe biden gets really, really bad markss on the on the economy. saysatter how many times he says we have record low unemployment. the reason is nohavet because people are being brainwashedbein by fox business or the wallg br street journal editorial page. >> it'y s because they understand. they know what how far their paycheck is going when they're working. 's a it's called inflation. it's a pernicious ta on thxe wo on the working class. if you work harder and earn less , it's almost no

difference than being in a recession. and that's essentially what we have right now. >> look at it this way. i remember i was at the wall street journal at the time covering the economy during the 1990s. >> and du we had very low une unemployment, around three point seven percent. allill clinton, despite his scandals, had good approval ratings. we we don't have to goected through all the scandals, but he got reelected, as you know. yeah, and that's because that three point seven unemployments rate was accompanied by very low inflation. so you made money and you kept more of it in your pocket. we d.o not have that now. >> and that's joe biden's achilles heels going into this reelection. if inflation is connected to all the money we spentring during covid and in the recovery and dur, is there that biden administration can do to bring it down or bringo to ? it's not just that it was we printed a lot of money, too. createdcr money out of thin e air and we infuse the economyous with liquidity and handouts and . yes, and fiscal policy, which which hand gave people money. the only way to do it, to really get rid of inflation

is either to slow down the economy or increase the supply side, whichincrea increasing the supply side means tasingdex cutting regulatn cuts, which he won't do. not fdr by well, i mean, you could try to spend more money, but that's what got us in trouble in the last. >> wthere havee a deficit prob. so what do you . there's only one left and one thing left, one lever to pull. and that's the heavy hammer of causing a recession, which, we higher with the rates, you're likely going to go there. >> charlie, thanksty. for breake it down. the way i can understand, because i know our viewers cannd understand. brother, anytime. yes, all right. planned parenthood was calledpln studenng elementarned y school students about the benefits of puberty blockers. and if that wasn't enough, they also showed students bizarre art. yeah, we have that exclusive report right here. stay tuned. hello, i'm mike lindell and i'm here to tell you about my brand new product, my slippers. what makes my slippers

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risque part of sex ed was like a on a banana at lincoln elementary? in olympia, washington? unfortunately, a planned parenthood group taught fourthth fifth graders sex ed lessons and they did it without parental consent. now, these students were givenr a gender wheel that explore that edifferent genders like trs intersex drag king, trans them girl, boy and non binary kidsd - were then taught about pronounse like they , them or z. >> and i am not kidding you , joey. dding yobut tre is apparently nw a pronoun tre. ld b now they then get a list of supplies that they're told could be usefue l during puberty and most of what is on it, you'd expect deodorant, tampons, razors,o but it alsoerty blo mentions puberty blockers promotispecifically promoting n l.a., which actually doesn't help during puberty. whichunless you're trying to e. and we can't forget the exposure to hair artwork, most of which is going to be blurred on your screen right now because it's pubic hair artwork. shapedu can seice some hair

shaved to look like a heart l and another is a cat. in th now, parents only found outs about this from their kids. and the district tells mnoe that the lessons are actually not approved. but it's the kind of sex ed that's meant to indoctrinate kids on gender so that when they grow up, they can become something random, like, i don't know, editors of a magazineitorf that pretend men can't get pregnant. oh, yeah, we already have that.a author logan brown identifies as a transgender man is onh glau the cover of british glamourh. for pride month. >> check thieck thiss. i am a transparent man and i do exist what anyone says. i literally i'm living proof how tally partner like i'm pregnant, but oh, i'm also your boyfriend as well. >> the magazine inspiredat some backlash from folks pointing out that the only reason logan brown is pregnantnl is becauseking we're talking abr a biological woman who got pregnant after stopping to testosterone treatments due to health reasons, which ier i think there's probably some ironye's probably someithey >> joey, you know, we talk about how , hey, if you're anf r adul t in your life, how you

want to live, don't bring it in front of our kids. you know, you talk aboutthere wi how this maybe was unapproved.hw there shoulday be a lawsuitadul on the way. but then if you're alivingn adut living your life how you want to , and then you make a kid to me, it's an abomination.. i don't know.son, jason , thank you , brother. thanks, your honor. justin trudeau . canada has become a vision of what the left wants for america and that very vision, very bleak, deadly, even medicalfor m erassistance, dying medical assistance in dying or made, as the acronym puts it, is canada's most recent liberal initiative. rogram it's a euthanasia program funded by the canadian . vernment according to canada's minister of veteran affairs, as manymany as five canadian armed forces veterans were offered unwanted medically assisted death by the department. . doesn't want to support their wounded veterans, their sick and elderly. >> they just want them to die.. kelsey sheraton's host of the brass and unity podcast. she joins us now.podcas kelseyt , i saw you online

talking about this, and i really could not believe it fo and look it up for myself. explain to me what you've seen and heard on this thing. >> thanks for having me.ere's bn it's really troubling. honestly, this has beegoinn angn issue that's been going. on since 2019. but fortunatelyunatel and unfortunately,y a lot of people have been experiencing it way more than five . they've been offering to veterans in lieu of treatment. it's much easier to kill it's ea your veterans than it is to pay for the rest of their treatment. you send us to war, but you don' t want to look after us when we get home.k. >> they're offering it to therig people who are the most sick ,, most ill, the people who need support and care. who nee the people who are at the end of their rope, and to most the people that are most vulnerable. parts fo and that's the saddest part. ito they're offering it to people when they're at their weakest moment. if they did that to me when hom i was as ill as i was when i came home from afghanistan, i wouldn't be sitting here today. >> yeah, and make a greats to point. and no one wants to discussiscu that. you're a combat veteranss t yourself. yowe come in all shapes and sizs in our troubles, come in alld shapes and sizes. ry a largein this country.bout

a large part of our narrative is about art. can we do more for our veteranse ? and it seems to me unfathomable that we would ever get to thisi place. long but i would imagine in canada tg not long ago, they neverht t thought they would get thereeiti either. >> i don't think we would evereo suicght we have got get to this place where we decide that suicide is better than living. and not only are they advocating for it, they were promoting it. several companies in canada hade promoted it. some , including simons departments,ed it some or have d made as an ad to sell their product. up until just recently, it wasio going to be legalized for anybody in canada who is mentally ill and nothing else to utilize at any age all 12 fa the way down to 12. it t they've just pushed that now till march of the following of 2020 four because people are finding out that we are offering to kill our people instead of save them and help them. >> you just want to go overfollw this one story. it's a female veterafinding ount a paralympian. she's in her early 50s nowhion.n she's been her e fighting the canadian va to get a wheelchair ramp, explained

her story to me real quick. >> christine, go .somebody she is somebody had on the community podcast. she's an incredible human. she's a paralympian. it she was invictus games.up she stood up and fought for canada. and she was actually one of the first female gunners. i walk in the path of her because of her willingness to show up for the canadian military. unfortunately, she sustained an injury during training which all d her career and hery that l cord was severed.s all that she hasa been asking for was a wheelchair ramp and some wheels for her wheelchair. but instead they came back with how about we give you made if t you talk to her, tell, think thinker or service. we love her. she's appreciated in her life as value. she's apn, it's been told this. if you have a chance, talk to them, make sure they know we care about him. prlsey, sharon, thank you . >> our next guest has an interesting solution to preventing wildfires. he uses goats.. they're not so bad. it works. but now he's been forced to sell his goats for slaughter thanks to new government regulations. anks to gornment of course, mort

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facilities still running over capacity. things are amping up here in taiwan. battles erupted between the sudanese army and a paramilitary group. that's why we are number one in cable news. >> fox news channel seems like almost every year wildfiresery e ravage california communities. the democratic politiciansar iny that state just haven't figured out a way to prevent wildfires. but a group of goat herderstionf might have found a solution. they ran outor goats out c for e to clear vegetation that might fuel wildfires is called targeted grazing. but thanks to a new law in b california, migrant herders would be entitled to nearly three times their current pa y. of tim smith is an ownerding and manager of a goat herding d company called western grazer's. he says if this law takess effect, he'l, hel have to sell s goats for slaughter. he joins us now. tim, can explain you explain this to us ? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. the fur 30 years goat and sheepherder's have been sheegnized as the same occupation in the state ofa

california. however,s the me the departmene industrial relations and the employment agency last year reread the law, the letter ofler the la ow and said it states nothing in the law about goatherds it just mentioned sheepherder's. at that poinat that t, they saie will have to pay our herdershal and hourly rate time and a half double time sleep time, everything else on call time, t which equates to well over fourteen thousand a monthnimu and will continue to rise with the minimum wage risem rase that are scheduled to takexc e effect between now and two thousand twenty five . so i'm not great at math , but i'm seeing like close to 15050,a thousand dollars a year to herdw goats. yot you're saying?u' yeah, yeah. that and probably more .o effect if this takes to takes intoo efe effect. however, it takes into effecctt nobody can know. tut i couldn't pass that cos on to cities or, you know, utilities or whatever .

they'd think we're nuts to raise our rates that high. h >> you know, i had goats growing up. u my dad did. we had put up electric fencefen, through two or three strands with nele in the trees and make pens and that eat everythingould like literally if they could reach it and they could reachoud things you didn't know they could reach, they can climb a pole, agrees pole. they can climbth anything but there would be no vegetation left. i would imagine that's a pretty th important part of keeping wildfires from destroying communities. well, in california, we've had record record rain this year. one the highest rainfalls and snowpack on record. we have record growt h, grass's record growth and brushe gs and so, yes,to they'll lift the canopy to five plus feet. they'll take the grasses down to two to three inches. s soo if you do get a fire , it's called the cold fire or coolco fire . it crawls along the ground. >> fire departments could putnt it out. it's not a problemcan . >> what what can you do here? is the state recognizing

the position they've put you and others in? >> well, the governor's office is very sympathetic to the s situation and they're very mu in favor of trying to fix this.h however,is, it's the assemblyns and the senate that haveenve t to take this up. we had a bill introduced ab d ten ninety nine . the committee refused to hear the bill and wouldn't give itdid a hearing. so the bil l died. so now we're hoping to work with a budget trailor periodandl and be able to try to fix this between now and august. if we don't after august, weaceo start selling and we loo gk fort a place to get rid of all these goats. tigem, your governor thinks he can be president one day. likeainly he cannly he get somec like this. e this was legislature.if but if pus this push comes to shove, i'm going to buy at least a dozen goats from you .ao i need them on my farm in georgia for the exact same reason tomorrow. smith, thank you for watching i them at a high price. oh, yeah. well, thank you . take care, bill .y good very good.>> it'it's not just labor policieo like the ones we just toldnes au

you about that are helpingt g to destroy the environment. ironically, environmental policies are to the veryth peope who push green policies in the name of the environment are often helping to degrade it. n if people really want to protect and preserve our environment, they should support conservationerve ourvir geneste there's a biga big di difference between the two. chris dorsey th is a documentary producer and a good friend of mine. he joins us now. and chris , i would imagine you're somewhere in the world, maybe colorado, maybe on the other sidin colorade of a now. but you have a lotot to say on this and explain to us the difference between a conservationist and an environmentalist. >> yeah, joanny, great to see you . great as always to be with you.t the what we'rere really seeing is two different camps. now you've got these greensth that are kinese d behind the gra new deal and fifty trillion inl proposed spending in that and behind killing the keystone pipeline behin keystond things e radical environmental and energy initiatives a and the other side, you've got the conservation groups that are very pragmatic. they're very driven suc with success and trying to find

solutions on ground. to find and that's that's a big differentiator. and these are the folks that understand wderstande need foodr and energy in this country for i to thrive. sos countr they tend to work wie industry. they tend to work with agriculture to findrk ways new and better ways forward.h and that's, i think, a very bigi difference between the two. loa it at this point, conservationists are looking at environmentalists and saying, we don't want any part of that at all. lly becomee, ratuy becom i think, on the environmental side, kind of ans po apparatus t this point of the democrat party, you know, conservationists and most of us that are conservationists o in our own time and money ares the hunters and anglers. but i want to point out one group and you can speak0 me to this, there are 700000te members of ducksd and th unlimid and they've conserved 15 million acres of habitat in y and they're competing against big ag and big business for that land. agaiit's not like they're just some conservative group. well, and notht so much actua competing. i think they're actually comincg to a table and saying, look, let's let's have a better environment. let's do wonderfulenvironm thinr

our groundwater, for our our air quality and water quality. grty and soil conservation, thingshep that help agriculture. so they work with agriculture all the time. the majority of habitat that they work on is private lands.ld so they've got to they've gote p to build bridges to theslee people if they're going to have success and who's been doing it for a long time. and there'there iss no group ths been more successful at it than ducks unlimited. >> how many environmentalistsd do you think spend the amountthm of time in a year with nature and the environment that conservationists or hunters doth ? >>s no comparison. and as you know, the the background of conservation in america goes back to teddy roosevelt. did the sixtt y five million hunters and anglers in americain that have contributed tens o amf billions of dollars over many years. thiss is a is group that went to washingtonwant and said, we want to be taxed.tf weun want to create a fund thatb nen be used for habitat conservation. so we never have a dust bowlve again. we never havr have an wee the dy thirties again. and yet that fund now from

these two excise taxes is generated more than 20 billion dollars for moreconservation. and that's to say nothing ofg ln billions more for these ofnprofit conservation organizations, billions more into private lands, management, hunting and fishing license sales, the federal duckg stamp program, which oraf cours, pays for the national wildlife refuge system. >> all right. real quick , if somebody doesn't want a hunting fish, but they want to contribute to conservation, give us a place they cansomeplac go . >> you know, i would buyfishin a hunting license. i would buy a fishing license.n i would buy a duck stamp, joined ducks unlimited, join the rocky mountain elk foundation, national wildf turkey federation, wild salmon center, rough grouseth , say allg these groups are working on ground delivering habitat, making a difference every day.>> i'll put those links out on my twitter later. chris dorsey my , thank you fori joining. >> thanks for spreading the good word. good to see you , buddy. yes, sirng f.or com and thankyou all right. >> nasa's finally revealed as finding ufo. it's finding out that ufos are well, they're probably real for the very first time. what did they find? we'll tell you next.

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>> welcome back. our political establishment is bought and paid for by the chinese communist party. that seems to be no secret. and in michigan, a chinese battery company is getting hundreds, hundreds of millions of dollars from the state of michigan to dickson is the host of the today show podcast. she's been all over this since its inception. she joins us now to tell us what's happening. >> yeah, it's really interesting because this company has come into the state of michigan. the government has the local state government has said , we'll give you seven hundred and fifteen million dollars of taxpayer money to come into our rural community. our rural farming community. and they have done no environmental testing. it is all under a non-disclosure agreement. we as the people, the citizens of the state of michigan know nothing about this deal . the local community has stepped up and said, listen, water is our greatest resource. we're surrounded by the great lakes. we can't afford to have company

come in, not even really know what they're building. they say it's ev batteries of some sort, but we don't know the details of the deal. we don't know what they're going to do. and this is happening right here in the center of the country. gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan, is aligned with this and she says is safe . this company has open ties with the chinese communist party and they are saying that they will bring chinese nationals in to do some of these jobs, but some of these jobs will be taken by local community members. however, like i said, there's a non-disclosure agreement, so we know nothing about this deal . and do we really want a chinese communist party on the ground in the center of the country? i say absolute not held directly. does public office holders have anonymous agreement with a communist chinese allegiant company? how does happen legally? >> some have said that michigan may be the most corrupt state in the united states because that has happened with all of these deals, especially in the automotive industry. so all of these deals where we

are giving hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars to these companies, they're all covered by a non-disclosure agreement. so we can't see what's in the deal. they say their companies have to be protected. and i say what needs to be protected can be protected with us really knowing what's going on behind the scenes. no other company would get away with not having an environmental test done. but somehow a chinese corporation comes in the country that does the most polluting in the entire world . they come in and no environmental test. >> it's outrageous. you know, when the government does a deal, we assume it's shady until they show us enough that it isn't. you've got nondisclosure agreements. you don't have the specifics. generally, that's when the press starts asking questions. but i guess in michigan, even the newspapers are in on the deal. >> yeah, they exactly. the the big rapids press, it looks as though they may actually own some of this property. the local property owners are being told you have to take our price or eminent domain. we're going to come in and take your property.

it is outrageous. and i think it's funny because you mentioned the press, but look how much press jane fonda has gotten just in the last week because she came out and said the environmentalists should be put in jail or the people who are not taking care of the environment should be put in jail. all these business owners, why isn't she out there in the protest with these people? big rapids. we welcome her to come to michigan in protest against this. come on . tell us how you feel about the environment, because we are worried about the water in the state of michigan. >> yeah, i know too many vietnam veterans to give a about that lady. you mentioned hanoi jane . so i hope a story like this gets a little bit more traction. and thank you for sounding the alarm on it to nixon. thank you so much for talking about it. this, for the first time ever, nasa held a public meeting on ufos. it comes a year after the agency launched an investigation into ufos or what they now call unappeased unexplained anomalous phenomena. agency officials admitted in the meeting that many sightings remain a mystery.

>> so what else did nasa find? nick pope is a former u.k. ministry of defense official. he joins us now. nic, there is a time in my life where i thought i'd seen a ufo. in retrospect, i had a whole lot of energy drinks and it was in the middle of the night. so i'm not sure. tell us what nasa is seeing and why we should or shouldn't believe them. >> well, it's great news what's happened this week, because just a few years ago, nasa were refusing to look at this at all and they say we don't do ufos. and now under the leadership of bill nelson, they are saying they are going to leverage the resources, the capabilities ,the expertise they have and help the department of defense, who are already looking at this, to use their scientific knowledge to try and get to the bottom of this great mystery of our era. >> when we look at the evidence ,there's kind of two sides of this coin. there are those who say ufo extraterrestrial and those who say ufo, someone else is defense department has found

technology. we have it. does the evidence point in one direction or the other? well, it could be both of those. and indeed, when the office of the director of national intelligence published their last report on this topic, they said, look, you know, not one single neat solution to to this mystery. so i think we're going to find out more later in the summer. there's going to be a more report and congress, of course, are already looking at this. but this is great because for years people said , look, we need the scientific community to take this seriously. and now finally it's happening because whatever you believe about ufos, it is a defense and national security issue, but also an intriguing scientific mystery. >> one of the side effects of being such a prosperous nation is that in this country, we have a hubris about us . so we're always centered on ufo sightings. they kind of revolve around the united states . is there an explanation for an area fifty one not existing somewhere in africa or south

america? why does it feel like to us that they're kind of only seen here? >> well, i think the media plays its part in this and the language and culture. but one of the great revelations at the meeting this week was the fact that the five eyes so the intelligence sharing alliance between the united states , the united kingdom, canada, australia and new zealand are now engaged on the ufo issue. so it's great as a brit to see the brits back in the game. so it's a global phenomenon. and nasa is going to be in the department of defense. they're going to be studying reports, i think, not just in the united states , but but elsewhere in the world to see what other nations can bring to the table in this quest for the truth. >> you small newspaper in montana, i believe it was, or alaska. i can't remember, identified the spy balloon first is the reason why they're being more open simply because technology is more accessible. >> technology is definitely an

important part of this. we now have everyone's got their smartphones, but we've got the sophisticated radar array, space tracking radars, satellites, and this nasa study, it's all about data and science, but technology is the key. >> nick pope, very interesting . and the books open for me, no matter what the explanation is . thanks for joining us . thank you . >> there's a lot of dads shaming and partner shaming on the internet these days. we'll talk to an expert dad, a kid who explains why that's backfired. >> hello, i'm mike lindell and i'm here to tell about my brand new product, my slippers. what makes my slippers different from those other slippers is my exclusive four layer design. i wanted my slippers to have everything you'd ever want. >> pair of slippers. when i first put my slippers

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? but the game couldn't wait. schedule time to play the game schedule. yes, hakeem. what you every day. same thing. jasmine, please don't regret it is okay if i get shot on this ay game. >> you're really lucky.ouding m are?e you kidding me?i'm this is whtelly i'm always tell. new moms. just hand him the baby. you caf your moms are so bad at just handing him the baby and walking away. you can't do it. it's always i never get a break and i have to do everything on my own. e finallthany takesves th hughbaby and you're going to stay in there recording himi and criticizing everything he's doing. anyway, stop doing that. everthe baby's asleep. to do th the baby's gucci.infrom you and yeah, he's going to do things differently from you . thu might not look like boba fett while you're parenting. he does.re and that's okay. itff clock nobecause you're offk now. you are dismissed. i. it's dad's way now. so get off your phone and go enjoy yourself. >> pretz, listen, that's lauren corbitt. she is the dad buckett and sheyn joins us now. i foun sociad you on social med. you have so many of these

videos that just, you call it mansplaining. you explain to women whyar men are the way wee th are. >> how did you start doing this? oh, that's a that's a great question. >> the partner shaming., that'sa a whole other series. it's not just mansplaining, but partner shaming in and of itself. is essentially when the person who loves and cares about you and is supposed to protect you against chooses to secretly record the mistakes you make, k the embarrassing behaviors that willexhibit, post them online, d and then have millions oft to strangers start to bash you andl for atle you for klout. >> attention, validation, so true. impaire so there are two sides of whatd you do. one of them is like tryinge is to help women to understanhe ary men are ridiculous. throwe are. but through your videos, i'venan learned there's a reasonable explanation for most of it. the other side fthe othe is thes tock and instagram and social media has wedged into lik

relationships and causes, like you said, shaming whatu said do you think that is ? yeah, and it is mostly and it's. mostly women doing it to men,prn predominantly because historically it's always been fun to throw our husbands under the bus because they can take it. but what makes this so t insidious? his and different than other couples humor is the fact that these men don't know what's happening. they're not agreeing hap to it the same way that they would in these marriage humor videos. mathey have no idea. men are >> a lot of these men aren't even on social media. t so i would imagine you've seen. i understand that. so, no, go ahead. fr i understand the things that our partners can do can be soalh frustrating. oh, i am jusar undt havingerst y hard time understanding how public humiliation could bridge the gap or resolve? a solution. exactly. i would imagin e the beginning.

you do this and it startsou had to get traction. have you had any of these people reach outnyach out to? you are the one that was shamed? or the one doing the shaming saying, hey,inks, or thanks, or how dare you ? >> oh, yeah. i don't think i've had a single partner shamer ever. singk me. i mean, that's the mostme astonishing thing about this situation. is these people seem to have no self awareness or accountability. there never comes a point where they stop to reflect and they think, you know, my partner wasd doing something that annoyed me, but maybe it wasn't exactly right of me to get millions of people on the internet to criticize their character. their physical appearance and tell me to divorce them. that never seems to happen. >> in fact, they actually tend to blame us , the audience, for not getting it or for us taking it too far . listen, they can find you on instagram or dockett, the dabic ad, is that correct? >> that's correct. go watch the videos. that's great.is that lauren , thanks for joining.

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