leo: perdón, perdón, perdón. >> ¿qué te pasa? leo: ¿qué pasa?r. >> ¿qué te pasa? ¿por qué nos mojas? leo: ah, perdón. es que ya me toca cambiar de jardín. ahí hay otro jardinero. >> ah, ¿sí? ¿dónde? leo: ese de allá.

listen to him, leo, and i'll get your reaction.audible conversations] [bleep] >> we're getting pegged from behind. [inaudible conversations] [bleep] [bleep] [inaudible] [bleep] knox -- [bleep] >> if i had a d at the end of my name, they'd be talking about this being an example of systemic racism because the person wearing the gorilla mask apparently was a white female. how we have the endemic racism in america, and it's gotten very little coverage in the left-wing media. it's again the kind of double standard i'm facing. >> just so you know, the full interview airs tonight, "life, liberty and levin," that starts at 8 p.m. eastern time. what do you think about the point there, leo, is it a proper assessment for him to say, you know, if there was a d before his name, this would be a hate crime? >> oh, come on, there's no question about it. i want everyone to know this. if that person -- if that was maxine waters, there would not only be a hate crime allegation, there would be riots in the street. you would have the left-wing media go

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leo shane joins us. he is here to talk about number of things, the withdraw from afghanistan, what may lie ahead, the effect on veterans of afghanistan and more. welcome back to washington journal. let me start where a number of folks have asked us this morning about the state of those left behind. all military is out of afghanistan. what is the administration said about afghan allies and other americans who never mean in afghanistan? guest: they are still working to get them out, but the question is how? we've all seen the evacuation over the last three weeks and the military told that took, the importance of having servicemembers there to secure the kabul airport. without that presence, it is a big mystery how they intend to get folks out of afghanistan. is that going to require the taliban to allow civilian flights to come out? is it going to require some sort of other intervention? we are not sure. secretary of state anthony lincoln has said he is -- blinken said he is working. the president reiterat

by the way, leo, the leo 2.0 2.0 show i think we could go joe concha as well. >> everybody is on thatat! [laughter] >> it's got to be contra 1.0. >> sean: by the way, leo is to rip down his mike, throw down that ear piece and walk off the show. to speak out that's not true, that's not true! >> he's a lawyer, sean, you're going to lose this one. if of course the mayor of san francisco is massless because she was following nancy pelosi's lead in getting her hair done without a mask while salons were shut down. or maybe she's the governor and news and who aided the prevaccine with 12 other massless people. or a fan of the former president who threw a party at the superdome. or marielle barrows or give mikey mike bowser, parted like his 199920 hours after or during the mask mandate. you get the point and traditional media will not talk about the story and we know that joy reid on this because it's rules for the, not for these, sean. >> sean: leo? >> definitely. the democratic golden boy gavin newsom fought back the recall and all the democratic elites are celebrating. it that's why you se

are you going to have team herschel hats made up, leo? >> of course.oon to be senator herschel i salute you.. i'll be out there in georgia for you buddy. >> thank you, leo. >> sean: get him the team herschel.com hat. >> i'll get him a hat. leo has a hat coming. >> sean: all right thank you both. >> thank you. >> sean: all right. the disaster at the border governor greg t abbott's been there all day touring the horrific conditions under the del rio bridge earlier today. he'll tell us what he sees and more importantly what can be done to stop it and to enforce the laws of this country. straight ahead. >> sean: at least 12,000 migrants, as we've been telling you tonight, are living in squaller in joe biden's border karp in del rio texas bridge getting worse by the hour but biden nor harris can be bothered to reallybr care. they're aiding and abetting the law breaking resting to offer any solutions of what is now a self-inflicted security humanitarian health crisis in south texas right in the middle of a pandemic. where's the vaccine cards? where's the pro

as opposed to leo who showed up in the world, all innocence and purity and it was easy. it was much easier than this other situation. the doubts did not different. but the pathway i guess is there. >> tell me about your decisions to be open and public about your pregnancy and about the structure of your family, it earned you a lot of love and also earned you a lot of hate but you had to deal with, i think you must've known ahead of time whether you would've known how much or how it would feel. tell me about that decision which is great at florescent which you finally speak entirely in your own voice without being mediated by the forces on your story. >> it's funny the conversations sometimes a moment in your life i was even thinking, you're talking about giving the device, i literally remember the airplane and the ci was sitting in when i was far from the tree and you were there for that, you were in my life and that we had even met, it's like those places in this room that i literally came upstairs having watched on facebook or youtube somewhere and interviewed with jan

the groundbreaking pregnancy attracted fans in the family welcome to baby leo in 2017 and his book how do we family from adoption to trans- pregnancy what we learned about love and lgbtq parenthood to share their story and what he has learned about being the best parent and partner in person you can be. a professor of clinical psychology at columbia university medical center and a writer and lecturer on politics and an activist lgbtq rights and mental health and the arts the 2012 book parents children in the search for identity has a national book critic circle award. far and away how we can change the worldng publish 2016 in publishing the book winning the national book award as a pulitzer prize finalist. making an award-winning film available on who. 's please use the q&a bottom if you like to ask the question assembly is take the question you would like to know the answer to please upload that question by clicking the thumbs up button. most importantly please consider supporting the book by purchasing the book from us a link f of how do we family along with andrew's books will be sh

we will get reaction, herschel walker, leo terrell, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: barack obamamself against allegations that his southside chicago presidential center will "gentrified" the neighborhood, raise prices, drive poor families from the area. i don't know, maybe it's like obama disney. here's his response. >> the truth is any time you do a big project is always going to be some people who say, well, look, we don't want change, we're worried about it, we don't know how it's going to turn out, which is why we've gone through such an exhaustive process to encourage and elicit comments and concerns and criticism and suggestions from the community. >> sean: here for reaction, georgia senate candidate herschel walker along with fox news contributor leo terrell. i don't really understand it. i'm all for -- i couldn't understand ocasio-cortez, the real speaker of the house, herschel walker, when amazon wanted to greet these jobs in her district, i would be like all over that. why didn't she allow that? i want to see, you know, areas in chicago get investment money. this will b

reaction from leo terrell and reaction from leo terrell and tomi lahrenn go with simparica trio it'sprotection made simple! simparica trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks and fleas, round and hookworms. dogs get triple protection in just one simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice" on this labor day weekend. the left's meltdown over gavin newsom's recall in california has hit overdrive. take a listen to this ridiculous comment from a guest on msnbc. >> it's important to remember this is a recall that was fundamentally launched by anti-immigrant nativists. people angry with gavin newsom's pro immigrant stance are the ones who launched this recall. judge jeanine: tomi, you can go first. what about this american nativism? >> the recall was launched because of the covid lockdowns and tyranny. they watched as he dined at the french l

the guy is a mess. >> sean: leo 2.0 terrell.first question is how many people do you from all your appearances on the show with that hat on? >> they knew sean hannity first, sean. they love sean hannity. >> sean: it's the house. i don't have a hannity 1.0 hot. it's interesting. you are dealing with the bluest of blue states. if he is recalled, this is a political earthquake. this is a 9.5 on the richter scale. it is very difficult on question one, the vote has been going on forever. they are mailing out ballots to everybody. i think it's always an uphill battle. what are your thoughts? >> this job as governor is too big for governor newsom. he can't handle with her that's why he is overwhelmed. he has been a disaster. you mention the homelessness, the crime. i will tell you right now, it's going to be same-day voting. conservative republicans, if they come out, if you see long lines tomorrow, it's going to be in my opinion a nail-biter. i know the polls favor new son. but same-day voting can make this race very close. >> sean: i

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alix is ridiculing me for calling him leo, obviously those close to him call him leo.ou didn't expect this to start with a conversation about leo dicaprio. let's talk about the spac. what will you use the money for, how does it help you on your journey? >> it is a very important exciting day. we have two cars on the road. we have established our system in 14 markets. but a big future ahead with three cars coming out of the next three years and expanding into many markets. and of course this growth story is of course really nicely supported by this injection of capital and the access to capital market. alix: when you come to new chapters, part of that chapter will be building the ev's is china. you have a 27% import tariff in the u.s. because it is built in china. how quickly and aggressively will you be looking to build plants elsewhere? >> we already are outspoken about the plan for the next car being produced as well in south carolina in the charleston factory is up and running so we are implementing that and it will be an important first step. and very much, it very

indonesia, mac, and leah ah, in more than a decade of civil war, life remains a challenge in sierra leo, we followed the citizens of this war to a nation as they pushed the limits for supplies. risking is sierra leo on al jazeera news, news, news, news that amber and russians post in parliament re election and the president putin. 21 year grip on power. the listening post dissects the media. how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 911 talked that the world 20 years on the war that followed . that's finally ended and i've done it. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously, unique, attractive on african, happy in history, through the eyes of the fearless and vision we to make it. germany goes to the poles and elections the, the i'm going to merkel replace. after 15 years in power. what will the results mean for germany and european union? september on al jazeera, we've been awarded the world's best airline of 2021, but it's more than an award for being the only global airline to continue through the pandemic. and for the hours of hard work, we dedicated

here's leo. thank you. during world cup qualifying for guitar. 2022 continues and we've seen a big shock in the asian zone. oman have beaten japan, one mill and osaka. the winning goal was scored by you. some of you would just 2 minutes to go in the match. it's japan's 1st defeat and 9 qualifying games. were coming up in the next few hours in the same group, australia take on china. australia are technically the home team, but the game is taking place here in tar join. gosh, raska is at khalifa stadium for us. joe. can you explain why austria are playing their home game here in guitar? well, as it's so many of the sports events that have been disrupted over the last 18 months, the reason australia playing this home game here in castle is of course, because of the current of virus pandemic. and the difficulty in getting players into australia now streaming wanted to host this game and were able to host the same, then they would have had to get the australian players who a base service seas, and also the fore

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and leo 2.0 terrell, he will react. you don't want to miss this tape. ♪ >> sean hannity: reverend al sharpton never misses an opportunity to make himself the center of attention. this week, he headed to the border. sharpton did not exactly receive the warmest welcome from local residents. they're pretty pissed. take a look. >> on the right wingers can scream all they want. we're going to continue to come back. >> we denounce your racism and your hatred. get out of texas! >> in one way, in one manner. we will continue to come back over and over again. >> sean hannity: here with reaction. this went on for a long period of time. fox news contributor, leo 2.0 terrell. they were really angry. and i will tell you, having spoken to a lot of the border patrol guys, they are apoplectic over the rush to judgment and the accusations of racism of the border patrol over the horse incident -- i'm not a horse person. i don't know if you are, leo, i'm not, but these long reins, they're used to control the horse. also, if people are get

judge jeanine: leo, there is no question.e's going to punish them if he wins. >> first all, i'm glad to be back with you and tomi. i live in the state. i will be punished because i want people to vote yes on the recall and let's get him out. there is a disconnect. i's an elitist. he's a nancy pelosi elitist. and he doesn't understand the homeless issue that's everywhere. the crime, everywhere. there is a total disconnect. this guy feels he's entitled to be governor. if we don't get rid of him there will be hell to pay in the state. >> this petition was a collection of democrats, independents and republicans who want this guy out. they are trying to play the trump card and it doesn't work. there is a dislike for newsom because he's an incompetent governor next to that guy you just got rid of in new york. judge jeanine: thank goodness we got rid of him. i want you to listen to some sound from larry elder who is running for governor. >> without gascon, these crimes will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. gascon is a

>> who do you like better leo terrell or sean hannity? >> leo. >> sean: unbelievable. that was susansomers in that piece. big night. i can't win. we heard we won't have results tonight probably, correct? even though they have been voting for how many weeks? how many days after election day can they correct the ballot? >> the secretary of state has 30 days. the lines are long. that's good news for our side. i heard from people say i have never seen lines like this. this man's record is indefensive. a third of small businesses are gone forever. only covered half of the jobs pre-pandemic. people are living california for the first time citing high cost-of-living and taxes. 800,000 dollars is the average price of the home in california. bad forest management. running out of water. all of these people that came in like barack obama or bernie sanders cut a commercial. none said that gavin newsom has done a fine job for the people of california. >> sean: i may have to say governor elect next time you are on the program, larry elder. i hope for a political explosion out there.

leo, good to have you here.t. yes that's what's happening. but i have to say that the huge demonstrations in favour of president bolsonaro have surprised many people. people wondering with his support, if so many people would turn up. so they did. the opposition decided mostly largely to stay away to avoid clashes. you heard a few demonstrations in other parts of the country, but that's not the main thing. the main thing is the support of president bolsonaro. people wearing the green and yellow colours of the national flag. wearing the green and yellow colours of the nationalflag. even of the national flag. even the famous yellow short of the brazilian national team. loath? famous yellow short of the brazilian national team.— national team. why do these supporters — national team. why do these supporters of _ national team. why do these supporters of bolsonaro i national team. why do these supporters of bolsonaro feel| national team. why do these i supporters of bolsonaro feel he's being persecuted by the suprem

host: leo shane joins us.to talk about number of things, the withdraw from afghanistan, what may lie ahead, the effect on veterans of afghanistan and more. welcome back to washington journal. let me start where a number of folks have asked us this morning about the state of those left behind. all military is out of afghanistan. what is the administration said about afghan allies and other americans who never mean in afghanistan? guest: they are still working to get them out, but the question is how? we've all seen the evacuation over the last three weeks and the military told that took, the importance of having servicemembers there to secure the kabul airport. without that presence, it is a big mystery how they intend to get folks out of afghanistan. is that going to require the taliban to allow civilian flights to come out? is it going to require some sort of other intervention? we are not sure. secretary of state anthony lincoln has said he is -- blinken said he is working. the president reiterated that mess

in the nation's capital, this is leo. caller: good morning. my name is leo. i'm concerned about the haitian situation, the united states has been in afghanistan for 20 years fighting an unwinnable war. it's been trillions of dollars trying to fix a country that wasn't going to be fixed and then in the final analysis, they are flying people out of afghanistan. they've got $6.8 billion waiting for the settlement of these people. what kind of justification does the united states seem to have for this? host: appreciate your call prayed leo is talking abut the money included in the continuing resolution that passed in the house last week. it's $6.3 billion prayed let's hear from los angeles and fill is next up. caller: robert gates once said joe biden was wrong in every major policy issue about foreign affairs. there's no mandate for this dramatic change in the great society part three. if this passes the u.s. will be like france. fewer jobs for young people, more money to the government, higher taxes and lower gdp. this is a complete fiasco, thank you. host: the

you can't say leo. [laughter] apparently.uy: volvo has made a deal for polestar to go public through a merger with guggenheim. dave wilson is here with the details. dave: polestar is a company started in 2017. volvo cars, that's controlled by china. we are talking about a china connection here in terms of the deal. you have got to understand that polestar is a company already making your calls. unlike others who have gone public through the blank check route. 10,000 cars sold last year. there are a couple of models already available with or to come in the next few years. that's how you get to a $20 billion valuation on the company for sure, when it comes to this deal. the billionaire door brothers and guggenheim, coming together. in july there were reports that the deal was in the works, so you saw the shares jump up and come back down and now that the deals are happening, the shares are pretty much back to where they were around their peak in july. people seeing the deal as a positive when you consider where the shares were

leo sided with workers. and that offended many of the affluent people of had it day and the corporate and business world of the day. but the church has been following that lead since leo xiii. >> okay, so for folks who read their bible. >> yes, ma'am. >> we're seeing all kinds of stuff now, pestilence, wars, earthquakes. you can't tell what season it is. are we in the last days? >> fast answer, i don't think so. what we're doing, i think, is experiencing the opportunity, the necessity of taking charge of our environment more effectively. whether you are a proponent of climate change or energy programs that step away from fossil fuels, you have to acknowledge that if we don't get a handle on this, things are go to get worse. >> do you believe in climate change? >> i do. does that make me bad? >> no. >> lisa, to be honest, there's a lot we don't know. scientists working in the area, they're still discovering the impact and the possibility of solar energy or wind energy, so there's a lot out there that is still

cardinal gregory: it goes back to leo 13th. over a hundred years ago, the pope wrote a cyclical supporting unions and the rights of workers. he got into a lot of problems. so pope francis is not alone. leo cited with workers and -- sided with workers and that offended many affluent of the day and the corporate world of the day, but the church has been following that since leo the 13th. lisa: for folks who read their bible, we are seeing all kinds of stuff now -- pestilence, wars, earthquakes -- you can't tell what season it is. are we in the last days? [laughter] cardinal gregory: fast answer, i don't think so. what we are doing is experiencing the opportunity and necessity of taking charge of our environment more effectively . whether you are a proponent of climate change or energy programs that step away from fossil fuels, you have to acknowledge that if we don't it a handle on this, things are going to get worse. lisa: do you believe in climate change? cardinal gregory: i do. does that make me bad? [applause] to be honest, t

the citizens of this war to a nation because they pushed the limits for survival. risking is sierra leo on al jazeera september. and this era, russian supposed in parliamentary election, imitates the president putin, 21 year grip on power. the listening post dissects the media how they operate, the stories they cover. and the reason why the 911 attacks that the world 20 years on the war that followed, finally ended and i've got a son. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously, unique, attractive on african, happy in history, through the eyes of the fearless and vision we to make it. germany goes to the poles and elections the, the i'm going to merkel replace. after 15 years in power. what will the results mean for german and european union? september on al jazeera, i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice. unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. biometrics a fall from person for their convenience and see me. infallibility comes across. most crucially, our privacy. in the 4th of a

gregg jarrett, leo 2.0 terrel.immel staying unvaccinated americans should not have access to icu beds. why not? don't we care about everyone's health? you're going to make everything that political?do travis, kayleigh mcenany, they respond as we continue. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: now the mob and the media tonight, they are continuing to launch disgusting and vicious attacks on americans who value medical privacy. you know, doctor-patient confidentiality. and as it relates to who has and has not been vaccinated or decided not to get the vaccine v for whatever reason, just listen to jimmy kimmel saying that they should be denied hospital beds. okay, what is wrong with liberals? how about we take care of the h sick when they need help? take a look. >> dr. fauci says of hospitals get any more of a credit they are going to have to make some tough choices about who gets in icu bed. that doesn't seem so hard, vaccinated person having a heart attack, come on in. the guy who didn't get vaccinated and gobbled hors

gregg jarrett, leo terrel.immel staying unvaccinated americans should not have access to icu beds. why not? don't we care about everyone's health? you're going to make everything that political? travis, kayleigh mcenany, they respond as we continue. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com i may not be as pretty. for help creating an emergency plan, i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of foo

. >> joining me right now civil rites attorney talk radio host fox news contributor leo terrell greataria first of all glad to be on your show i am very excited to do so first of all let me give you three reasons, glats have big money worry to change narrative focus try to demonize larry elder party registration, this is a blue state. and notwithstanding the keep blue state they were able to basically deflect the issues of the homelessness crisis as far as crime, and the problem with wildfires in this state behaviorism try to portray larry elder as a white supremacist black face ridiculous strategy but working how newsom stayed in office this state is in trouble maria. maria: that is so sick leo, especially since a week ago, we watched video of -- larry elder nearly get egged by a white woman in gorilla mask i mean how sick is this? okay? we are told commentary from mainstream media about this country being systemic racist here you have a white woman in a gorilla mask throwing eggs at larry elder, and punching his security guard in the face leo. the video of that is just -- over the t

don't you, leo? and the options that people didn't have in california. i talked to a mom the other night. the devastation, the impact on her kids of being home. exhaustion that the families are feeling. >> you and i know and school choice is very personal to me as a former educators. the democrats are in bed with the teacher's union. you won't hear a democrat say i'm in favor of school choice. school choice is education -- >> martha: i tried to get kevin paffrath to say are you in favor of school choice. he wouldn't. why are that the not in favor of school choice? >> no. we believe we have to fully fund the education system because what will happen if you allow that money to be taken out of the public education system, we already have a difficulty with the amount of funds available. if you pull that -- >> martha: being stuck in underperforming schools. >> let me be clear. i believe there needs to be more choice in the school districts. lausd does a great job of that with charter schools in the distri

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joining me, leo terrell and joe concha.the california election is tuesday and gavin newsom is saying the republicans are weaponizing the process. why couldn't they wait until the election next year. why did they have to do it now. everybody is coming in and giving him money. what say you? >> i say the president of the united states decided to not go to the southern border which he has not done yet since he took offers. flying over there and going to california shows you his priorities in terms of his political stature at this point. polls for what they are worth, they are not worth much on the state level. gavin newsom surviving, but perhaps the democrats are sensing something different in terms of their own internal polling. why else would every other major democrat fly to california to stump for him. biden, harris, obama. win or lose, the fact that the democrats have to spend this much time, this much money, this much political capital to defend the state, joe biden won by 30 points, it shows you how desperate they are. j

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host: thanks for your call, leo. guest: the reality is we never really did leave afghanistan. our footprint was being reduced, but we had a presence. we had a force there. and that was helping and providing security and stability and training the afghan forces. we were all disappointed to see what happened this august with the afghan forces. but the reality is, so many afghan military lost their lives in these years trying to protect their country. we did have a presence. and i think someone argue even a small footprint remaining on the ground there would have prevented this chaos from happening. we look at countries where we have been for 70 years. in korea where we have a footprint, it has kept peace between north korea and south korea. there is going to be a lot of monday morning quarterbacking, examining the decisions over the last 20 years and certainly examining the decisions over these last few weeks to pull out so precipitously with no real plan, shutting down our secure airfield. people just don't understand that. and i really hope and this is starting, a real examina

judge jeanine: joining me now tomi lahren and the great leo terrell.hit it. >> this was a three-ring circus. those two co-hosts had covid and they were not told. they were told on national tv. i just saw a total circus breakdown. joy behar not going what's going on. what about the quarantine and protection of all the individual in that studio. they talk a good game of protocol and safety and you saw a disaster on national tv. it was embarrassing. it's pure rhetoric when they talk about covid protections and safety. judge jeanine: i can't believe they do a covid test apparently that they don't get a response or answer to until the middle of the show. that doesn't sound too bright. >> especially when you have the vice president of the united states america set to come on the show. i think the most interesting ironic part of this whole thing. i did watch the view, i wanted to see kamala's performance or lack thereof. they spent the first couple minutes of the show demoralizing the unvaccinated. blaming covid on them. saying insurance companies should stop

leo terrell joins us. leo, how did newsom survive with all the problems in his state? into a national issue on abortion and trump. stuart today, we still have the homeless problem. we still got crime. we still got a situation where kids are being locked up, no personal school. we have the covid issue. so he was successful in changing the narrative and demonizing his opponent. stuart: leo, he got, newsom, got huge majorities in the california's two biggest cities, los angeles and san francisco. explain how a black candidate failed against a white candidate in america's, in california's two biggest cities? >> excellent question. you're right. in l.a. he got over 70% of the vote. in san francisco 80%. why? because he plays the race card to the fullest extent. he characterized larry elder as the black face of white supremacists. if the democrats don't play the race card, if they don't keep minorities locked up on their plantation what i call it, they will lose and they play the race card and they used it to the full extent. larry elder was considered a racist being a black