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burns mckinney, thank you so much. markets mixed after a choppy day of trade.lo, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. we have tonight more news on the house impeachment inquiry and we've got breaking news on mitt romney's retirement

let's bring in john mckinney la county deputy district attorney and wendy patrick prosecutor and authorooks good. welcome to you both. i want to play this sound for you, john, because this is the mom of a dc shooting victim and i'll get your reaction afterwards. >> i don't sleep good. when i get a call, of course i'm upset like oh, my god, who is it. you know? i'm terrified. if it's not handled here eventually it's going to fester there. this is the results of it. it's not an issue just in our inner city. this is now all over. >> trace: all over. and a lot of parents, john, are asking, why is juvenile crime so much on the rise? >> well, it's on the rise because there's no accountability for the crime. we see so-called progressive prosecutors all over the country and when we see these progressive so called criminal justice reforms we see accountability and rise in crime. it's happening here in los angeles just as it's happening on the east coast. so until we get serious about crime, these juveniles are going to keep mocking us and laughing at us. >> trace: yeah, seems like a fair assessm

the, the holy spirit hospital in mckinney has a small diabetes clinic that's able to help just a handful of patients. patrick to rate is the medical director. now when you talk of insulation in this country in salinas, this keeps commodity, and many times it is not available. so it means patients will often die because they don't have access to insulate and will recall, rama is the only nurse who you're trained in diabetes care. i don't know if i send us a send in us for 41 years ago. how can i move? i came to know about diabetes when we started the diabetes clinic and the heavy stair at hospital in 20. 1313 the limited supply comes from a charity in the netherlands called insulin for life, which collects on, needed insulin from diabetics. there. the insulin gets sent over in suitcases when people travel it can meet the needs of about 30 people a year. how is one of those who will benefit from this small supply? they give her medicine twice a day. like then you type one cases which type one cases we have children coming from from 3 times to new in the separate time. nurse co. romano chec

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yeah, the african union, sorry, bass mckinney and in europe in the union was always there before. so and the day before yesterday when i was doing a showing you, i had also said that to be african union would be upon him. and he has to be, it has happened the best part of the paying your flag. it's false time in base history of g 20 on the product. you know that the declaration was signed on the phosphate. so it has never ever happened in the history of g 20. now in the past, if you look into the possibility of doing some g 20 declaration of the summer, it was always on the last day. lives there just before the press conference. but the fact that their tests happened on the father's day of the summer, the so proves the, you know, be my international global emails, all 5 on over about 5 minutes. so it has big call stuff and i run better movie. gee, that's on the 5 state itself, the declaration was signed and it was signed without any kinds of admin mens. you know, like i'm in all the stop saw me some g 20 which had taken place almost around 16 cities off india. so the regulations o

hospitals was the residential buildings and roads trading museums and memorial. se issue, but as scruple mckinney, russian regions. some done buses are showing for total support for about 2 to the cities are the new reach us, unless it's with look like your policy is eastern, the civil society organizations. but alignment religious organizations fitting you might call them entry policies, and companies all make a contribution. you last that i'm a all the great. yeah. you, country russia was united in united this effort to us with us to know for the teachers an important step in creating a common political and legal space where the elections used to be held by the worst place in the new regions. got guessed as a year ago, when, during the historic referendums the people confirmed that will to be with russia, but definitely sway they supported to the leader. yeah. individual. i mean, those people for cool came from the regents and who own that trust up to hardware solution it's under, it's even on was for us stop me. but i ground with was that are you have large scale programs to restore and to. re

doubt about a couple of the, you know, who signed this 9 is the code name for mr. wagner or mr. mckinney, who can himself the imagery in was once part of a russian special forces unit. he's code name wagner because of his admiration for the nazis who appropriated the music of the german composer. the boat can is thought to be the founder and commander of the wagner group. there's because got to, here's a clue, company you've a company, abriel police and you most of it was active in oil producing areas and syria. seen this. it, it, you do this? so this information is about radio communication equipment, boston battle. i had that as piece and these are receipts for radios made out by field commanders who took part in the attack on tripoli is going to get, you know, the media reports, link police to business man. you've got any precaution goals and, and he's known the russian president vladimir putin for a long time. there's been some of the media call. the importance chef on zillow. getting real simple, but i'm the most come november 2018. the footage of general half cars visit to the russ

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janine mckinney, respectively. , spoke chief crown prosecutor, spoke after the trial . after the trial. >> throughout the investigation and trial, we have seen continued lies and deceit from the defendants as they tried to evade responsible for the killings . killings. >> they showed complete disdain for the lives of their victims, and they showed little remorse for their actions . as the for their actions. as the families of the two young men who so tragically lost their lives at the hands of these defendants, have patiently endured a lengthy and complex legal process as we brought these defendants to justice. >> the number of migrants per boat crossing the channel has hit a new monthly high. more than 5000 people made the journey in august in 102 boats. that's an average of 53 people per vessel . the overall number per vessel. the overall number of crossings is around 20, less than the same time this time last year , another wave of rail last year, another wave of rail strikes has hit services across the country

janine mckinney, respectively. , spoke chief crown prosecutor, spoke after the trial . after the trial. >> throughout the investigation and trial, we have seen continued lies and deceit from the defendants as they tried to evade responsible for the killings . killings. >> they showed complete disdain for the lives of their victims, and they showed little remorse for their actions . as the for their actions. as the families of the two young men who so tragically lost their lives at the hands of these defendants, have patiently endured a lengthy and complex legal process as we brought these defendants to justice. >> the number of migrants per boat crossing the channel has hit a new monthly high. more than 5000 people made the journey in august in 102 boats. that's an average of 53 people per vessel . the overall number per vessel. the overall number of crossings is around 20, less than the same time this time last year , another wave of rail last year, another wave of rail strikes has hit services across the country

i made the democratic mckinney is it more representative, he would no longer allow us to follow it. it has been important that the government has people from all levels of society to work on adopting a new constitution by referendum as well as a new electro colt and a new legal code that is reliable and will guarantee equal chance is for role. i am sibling, douglas has been sworn in as president as involve by for a 2nd and final time in the capital herani support is type the national schools stadium, where my uncle gave a speech. so the outcome of the election was the will of the people that tools already declared him the window of the disputed pole last month. loud imputes and says russia is open to negotiations to revive the black c deals that ukrainian grain exports. the russian leader has welcome the tech is present, the adults and the result of saki. it's 2 months since russia pulled out by you came by could do which guarantee the safety of ships tearing ukrainian grain into the black sea. we also have something to talk about from the point of view of insuring security in the r

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burns mckinney, thank you so much. markets mixed after a choppy day of trade. nasdaq ekes out a gain. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. we have tonight more news on the house impeachment inquiry and we've got breaking news on mitt romney's retirement from the senate but let me first begin with a new failure of "bidenomics." today's august cpi report inflation accelerated for the second consecutive month in august, with the largest monthly increase in a year. cpi jumped 6.6% an annualized rate at 7.8%. the 12 month change has gone from a low of 3% to 3.2% and now 3.7%. of course this is still way below the 9.1% peak of last year, i get that, but the concern is the numbers are going in the wrong direction. noteworthy the fact during joe "bidenomics" term, so far the level of cpi increase ad whopping 17% but if that weren't bad enough grocery prices up 20%, electricity up 26%, gasoline up 62% and throw in the 30-year mortgage rate which started at 2.65% and is now 7.75%. just in case you were thinking about buyi

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please welcome, the kids in the hall dave foley, kevin mcdonald, bruce mcculloch, mark mckinney and scottmy: the entrance, the pose the kids in the hall whew >> jimmy, i feel you were -- you were robbed of a handshake so, let me make it up to you >> jimmy: oh, thank you. oh, my gosh, you got a nice hug. dave, thank you, very, very much >> he won't hug us >> jimmy: no -- only handshakes yeah, you guys are already in the zone welcome back to the show thank you for being here i appreciate this. when you guys started this in 1984 >> yes >> we don't remember, we think so >> jimmy: do you see yourselves being together in 2022 in '84? or you don't think that far -- >> 40 years later? no, i am pretty sure like -- i'm pretty sure the only reason we're still together 40 years later is because suicide pacts apparently are not binding [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! >> that -- that and we're canadian it's too impolite to break up. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah >> it makes a lot of noise >> that's why the divorce rate in canada is zero. >> jimmy: no it doesn't -- everyone's too polite. here's you guys, here. l

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mckinney has been working for general motors for more than 48 years. >> he says he's given his life to the job just like his co-worker, christopher elderly here 40 years. i have 2 sons of work here. >> one for general motors, one for mark the 3rd party. >> these workers like thousands of others say they're proud of what they do. building cars for the american people for what they call some of the best auto makers in the world. but they say they feel shortchanged. basically they're not bargaining in good faith. we're concerned. >> of the issues that addressed, they really have offered us a pittance. >> what we're asking for, the united auto workers are fighting for a media. double digit wage increases the elimination of tear payment systems and restoring cost of living allowance to fight against inflation. a 32 hour work week has also been discussed. the union president told members wednesday night a deal doesn't look likely we're preparing to strike these companies in a way they've never seen before. >> one of the big 3 automakers responding to the looming strike with a statement readi

mckinney has been working for general motors for more than 48 years. >> he says he's given his life to the job just like his co-worker, christopher elderly been here 40 years. i have 2 sons of work here. >> one for general motors, one for mark the 3rd party. >> these workers like thousands of others say they're proud of what they do. building cars for the american people for what they call some of the best auto makers in the world. but they say they feel shortchanged. basically they're not bargaining in good faith. we're concerned. >> from of the issues that they've dressed. they really have offered us a pittance. >> what we're asking for, the united auto workers are fighting for a media. double digit wage increases the elimination of tear payment systems and restoring cost of living allowance to fight against inflation. a 32 hour work week has also been discussed. the union president told members wednesday night a deal doesn't look likely we're preparing to strike these companies in a way they've never seen before. one of the big 3 automakers responding to the looming strike with a st

i'll never forget the story was told by samuel berry mckinney. he was, the pastor at mt. zion church in seattle, and he was in augusta, georgia. we were serving in augusta. and he talked about the fact what changed one of the same moments. it changed his life he was, you know, being a teen, doing teens. do i go listen to mom and dad, yada, yada, yada, yada. and he had done something incredibly to to his parents. and, you know he was on punishment in all that. but he saw that his parents door was open and he heard some noise in the room and he was peeking, thought maybe his parents were fighting or something. a peeks into the room and he sees his father and mother on their knees praying out loud for him. he said the image of his parents calling his name before changed his life. he said from that moment on, he said, no, i still messed up. he said, but something embedded in me forever. that there's power when your child hears and power when your child sees. and he said, i wanted to do the same for my children, that they see me on my knees praying for them. if we embed these

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