a, as in tina, celebrating his victory and a couple of america tournaments, thousands of fans, 10000 when a service to cheer that seems big when scenes of jubilation to argentina won the title for reco smashing 16th time in columbia, well knew of to allow tyro. mazda, the school, would well into extra time in the 112 minutes, but in the columbia, in the capital, that was hot break, or the sound of m cavities in boca time, has been a hard match and with a number of opportunities on both sides. both way, but in the end it was, i can see that the world champions that the, another major ralphie, the 3rd, the major trophy in a row, the cop a magic of the world cup and the cup of america. again, thanks to a goal well into over time, by outside of them i've seen is their biggest striker with 5 goals. and this turn them in to, for a gen tina, another major victory for colombians who came out here at the this park in northern goldstein and other parts of the city. it was, was a night of great excitement after a truly a wonderful competition by the color on getting team has turned into sadness

and couple of america there are a lot of eyes from north america, but i would say more of the world is watching the arrows right now. and that's you before the tournament kicked off the head of you a for which is the governing body of european football, said that this tournament would be sustainable and uniting that it would bring the peoples of europe together. and in fact, the continent can choose some of that because it's been looking pretty fragmented lately. but do you think football tournament really kind of cheever goals that big? i think it can divert people's attention from other things that are happening and that can be very positive. europe is obviously having a very difficult moment at the time both politically and with the war in ukraine. so i think a nice football tournament can show people, maybe the sweeter side of life to a degree. although i've heard some other people say some europeans tell me they feel somewhat guilty about supporting their national team as, as strongly as they do. because in, in, in their mind that contradicts the european ideal of sort of european

and couple of america, there are a lot of ice from north america, but i would say more of the world is watching. the euro is right now, and that's you before the tournament kicked off the head of you a for which is the governing body of european football, said that this tournament would be sustainable and uniting that it would bring the peoples of europe together. and in fact, the continent can choose some of that because it's been looking pretty fragmented lately. but do you think of football tournament really kind of cubical that big? i think it can divert people's attention from other things that are happening and that can be very positive. europe is obviously having a very difficult moment at the time both politically and with the war in ukraine. so i think uh, a nice football tournament can show people maybe the sweeter side of life to a degree. although i've heard some other people say some europeans tell me they feel somewhat guilty about supporting their national team is as strongly as they do . because in, in, in their mind that contradicts the european ideal of sort of europe

titles off the he defeats move at. jumping to the judge and tina celebrating is a victory in a couple of america tournaments. thousands of fans turned out in buenos aires to cheer their teams big. when the the scenes of jubilation lost the argentine one, the title for reco smashing 16th time. they made columbia one mill off to allow tile ro, mountain. busy a score wellings extra time of the 112 minutes. then the columbia and capital. of course that was the whole break. lesandra run patch used in boca time. that's been a hard match and maps with a number of opportunities on both sides both way. but in the end, it was, i can see that the world champions that the probably another major ralphie, the 3rd, the major trophy in a row, the couple america, the world cup. and because america, again, thanks to a goal well into over time by low title, my thing is their biggest striker with 5 goals. and this turn them into for a gen tina, another major victories for colombians who came out here at the this park and northern go to sign in other parts of the city. it was, was a night of great excitement after a

i dreamed of this, that my last couple of america would end here in the final a dream that we would win and i would retire like this. i am a totally grateful to have been part of this generation to the final was delayed by over an hour in miami because of thousands of tickets listed fans trying to get into the stadium. david stokes reports sent out crowd of $65000.00 was expected at the hardware stadium in miami, but far more than that turned up ticket. this friends tried to post the way in security, closed the gates meetings, trials, and the stranded outside in the south florida. i am 70 years old in my life. i've not seen a stadium one hour before. a kick off with 80000 people, only one gate open. there are people with children, people who are pregnant. it is shameful. some friends required medical treatments and they were multiple arrests at the venue, which is set to host 7 games at the fee for woke up in 2026. they can't organize a world cup. it's impossible. people stuck against the gate for hours unable to breathe. there was a senior citizen, look at him, look at him, left withou

they did the national reco 28 game on beach and run in the 1st couple of americas appointments. the 23 years, euro boy denied a chance to win a brick wood. 1622. the full time was soon, however, brought with the education is on the pitch, and the game will be remembered for those brings and the stands players and organizes like cars condemned to the finance. you're in good. the middle. if someone is attacking your family, he wants to go and defend them and we had some protects of families. well, i could see was the lots of family members and children and my teammates, who a truck and things are floating on them and you felt helpless. he did this, you know, i mean think he was no aggressive attitude from out. players who simply went to protect the family, defend the people who were unable to defend themselves. they didn't open, especially except so that they could quickly leave the stands at the end of the game and that was suffering about a 100 years ago. incense and members of the federation stuff remained on the field for the protection. more than 20 minutes of the game. well,

south american champions, urgency that have arrived back home of a successfully defending the couple of america. fans waited hours to catch a glimpse of the teen buses carrying the players and the traffic from an a food on the outskirts of weight. oh, so here is so the origin time, if a compound the team one are equal, the 16th cut that off, the beaten columbia bundle in the finally miami, which was not by k on succeed, says the ticket the spends trying to store the stadium to the full that from that match continues, it's the most that columbia is football presidents and the sun had been charged with battery off the religiously fighting with security guard soft of the game. 71 year old rum on that one. and 43 year old. i'm only communicate so doing with arrested off to an altercation in the play is tunnel. the columbia and football federation has declined to comment to any sort of space being drug tested twice as often as other competitors that the parents, the lympics, the united states. entity dining agency says only a cover up allowed a number of chinese athletes to take part of the last gam

and argentina, blair, a former couple of america winners. philip continue, has returned to his boyhood to a club last good to go in way of diginero, the ex present midfielder. he used to play for liverpool, enter barcelona environmental, and now and joins on a season along the phone from that of the euro is, is england and spain prepare for sundays, final and berlin? england have one day, less recovers. so the starting players had a pool session on thursday while the sub strange as normal and ones went over the netherlands, put them into their 1st major final on foreign soil. both previous finals were at wembley. oh, of the 2 side. spain have been the better in the tournaments so far. they've won 6 games from 6. the 1st time that's been done at a single arrows are also the top scores with 13 goals at this tournament. is, are you able to put that if you think i mean this on, on england is very powerful physically, but we will try to impose our own style, which is to have more ball possession. we can also play on the counter attack, but there are other elements to a final, like not makin

she a couple of america deputies hans canada beat venezuela. to reach the semi finals. canada you came into the event is the lowest ranked and their group scored 1st through jacob shuffle berg to solomon rando is a long range goal. and the 2nd half me to 11 to send the game to penalties alphonso davis. and it's my own point, a were on target for canada who went 343. the canadians will face the world, have winners argentina in the last 4 who already beat them in the group earlier. but you can see that this team is building and i think now in the back of 2 really strong performances, we have an incredible task at the somebody funnel to play against the best team in the world. so we're excited but you know, again i said of this before we're, we're excited but not satisfied. so it's argentina against canada. and the 1st time a final 2 quarter final still to come later on saturday, columbia phase panama, before brazil, take on york. why as well, number one janik centers, 3 to the 4th round at wimbledon with a straight sets victory over near american

those first couple of months. americactually, parents take less leave than any other country and i do think there is such an impact when fathers do take paternity leave to how they show up but it's also shown after that that they are able to show up as confident and better dads by spending that time i'm not just leaving it to the new mom. i think it's a promising trend. katie: really enjoyed this conversation hope to keep it again soon. that is natalie gordon of babylist. another company we are keeping an eye on. general electric shares rising raising its full-year profit forecasts. after second quarter the beat expectations. larry sat down with an exclusive interview with guy johnson. let's take a listen. larry: if you look at our order book in the second quarter alone nearly 40% year-over-year. we see our utilization of the fleets, a mature fleet we power with the cm 56 that has been steady and engine that folks thought might begin to fade. our new technology on the max and airbus. that's probably up four points in term

massive amount of attention on what has been happening in the united states over the last couple of weeks of america's allies here in europe. some trepidation about the november election and what might happen and what that could mean for america's allies around the world. also kind of a sense of excitement that this race has radically changed and there is now the possibility of a president being elected with more committed to nato, more committed to multilateral alliances then donald trump. people were watching what joe biden was saying from the oval office last night. i think joe is right. there was a story quality in defense of democracy and the idea that this is about american people. you heard it in kamala harris is comments. this is not about autocracy. you compare that to what donald trump said about america being a stupid country. there is a clear contrast coming out about the harris campaign and joe biden look into the future and democracy and talking about those issues and donald trump as he said yesterday, they asked me to be good. well that is over, going back to the american carnage type o

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>> there were a couple of different themes that stood out to me in reviewing all 58 of these prayers. one of them is that the way that the prayers describe the state of americakind of almost borderline apocalyptic. you heard a couple clips in the intro there, but people describe america as being on the precipice of catastrophe, as wallowing in addiction and sin and death. and the root of this is a theological belief that america much like ancient israel in the old testament has broken its covenant with god and is being punished for its simpleness. implicit or explicit in that idea is to renew its standing with god america needs to re-elect donald trump who is righteous god. another theme to note not all the players but a lot of them frame the election as part of a spiritual battle. in fact, there was one pastor in south carolina who straight up said we are battling demonic forces led by joe biden and kamala harris. and, you know, you could chalk this up to kind of cringy provocative rhetoric, but the truth is if you believe that this election is a front in a spiritual war and you've pitted super natural angels against demons, it changes the way you think abo

alta and so see still the man to lead them into the woke up despite his team being dumped out of the couple america the to them of host new. they realistically has to be utilized to get out of the group stage, but they will be in one mill by controversial goal. the goal score, that's the only beta and another player seemed to be upside in the build up, but decided that they was no problem. the gold stewart and you apply one of the crew for 3 winds from 3 of the united states on now out. i feel like i know the room pretty well. i feel like we had the pictures that are showing what the, what the, how the root could be interpreted. and so it's an off cycle when bitterly disappointed with the results. so we know that we're capable of more and um this to him, we didn't show it. and we need to keep going. in my opinion, it's not somebody say ok, you know this does programs do. it's not that it's not the case at all. it's but it was a poor performance. we didn't get the results that we expected and we need to get better defending wimbledon women's champion well catch up on joseph that has been knocked out

>> there are a couple of different themes that stood out to me in reviewing all 58 of these prayers. one of them is that the way that the prayers describe the state of america intro there. but people describe america as being on the precipice of catastrophe. as wallowing in addiction and sin and death. and at the root of this is a theological belief that america much like ancient israel in the old testament has broken its covenant with god and is being punished for its sinfulness and to renew its good standing, america needs to reelect donald trump who is a righteous leader and will lead america back to a bodily place. the other thing i think is important to note is that a lot of the prayers, not all of them, but a lot of them framed the election as part of a spiritual battle. there was one pastor in south carolina who said we are battling demonic forces led by joe biden and kamala harris. you could chalk this up to fringy provocative rhetoric. but if truth is if you believe this election is a front in a spiritual war, pitting supernatural angels against demons it changes the way that you think about winning and losing. the stakes are just much higher for p

we could and what we can information if it's donation of one of america's filters political parties, we can party has been re made a couple times in the image of trump. but as it stands right now, the party is completely his. he has not only got his thumbprint on the party platform, he has managed to get people to see things his way. republican c, milwaukee is growing 0 and reclaiming the white house. a prime time show, extolling the virtues of the 45th president anticipated a 6. it is a ford, a commercial for the party. it allows them to make their affirmative case for what they do. it allows them to attack the other side. it allows them to introduce new talents to be american people in prime time, and it gives them a chance to try to shore up excitement amongst the base. republicans tend to pick swing states for the convention states that are so close. they could decide the election. donald trump 1st one, the policies nomination. the event was in ohio. he's not the 1st former president to run again after losing an election. he is the 1st to run as a convicted felon. expect delegates to argue with those evidence. the 202

prime day is coming up in a couple of weeks in july. bank of americaout that amazon stock tends to outperform into the big sales events in the ten days or so leading up to the event. pure play tree tail stocks tend to lag leading into the events. >> and it's interesting. you mentioned some of the parts story. i have seen people refer to costco was one of the strongest stocks out there in consumer land. it trades at a higher forward valuation than all of amazon does and it's a similar deal, right. kind of membership is prime and selling everything you need. >> yeah, a great point. analysts describe it as a hedge. you get the big tech a.i. sort of and also exposure to consumer discretionary. you get that consumer exposure that you don't get with any of the other mag 7 or megacap tech companies and it's got -- if you look at the parts, it's really still printing money. earnings growth has been really strong on all sides of the business. aws is the growth engine that we talk about. e-commerce margins have really started to improve. that investment cycle at

ignore that there is very deep chaos in the camp of zionis in the camp of colonizers in america, they don't know what to do, a couple of months before the election, the their president is deciding to... run away from running another campaign and now the there is a big confusion, they don't know what to do um and on other side the collapse of netanyahu in the zionist entity is also very clear that all the groups and power holders are fighting each other who can kill more palestinians, but from this side i actually see lot of hope. that people are organizing protests in america, even i'm sorry in france for the olympic to remove the zionist from the olympic and also the great news that we heard today about the solidarity between factions in between palestinian groups in beijing and i think it's a very very magnificent news and we can see solidarity, we can see unification between different groups that actually can bring the ultimate goal for us, the liberation of palestine, so from one side is just chaos, it's just um a joke that is actually happening, other side, seriousness, staunch organizers and very real uh goal

one of them is that the way that the prayers describe the state of america is kind of borderline apocalyptic. you hurt a couple america as being on the precipice of catastrophe as being wallowing in addiction and sin, death. at the root of this is the theological belief that america, much like agent israel in the old testament, has broken its covenant with god and is being punished for it in full mess. implicit and sometimes explicit in that idea is that to renew its good standing with god, america needs to re-elect donald trump who is a righteous leader and will beat america back into a godly place. the other thing that i think is important to note is that a lot of the prayers, not all of them, a lot of them rained the election as part of a spiritual battle. there was one pastor in south carolina, who straight up said, we are battling demonic forces led by joe biden and kamala harris. you could chalk this up to provocative rhetoric. the truth is that if you believe that the selection is a front in a spiritual war with the supernatural angels against demons, it changes the way that you think about winning and

so back home, off of a couple america times over columbia and a contest that was delayed for over an hour to defend trouble. so say, minutes of columbia football president and the son of being charged with the battery of the allegedly fighting with security guards off to the game. 71 year old ramon system and 43 year old. i'm on a move here soon. we're rest of the to often altercation in the play is tunnel. colombian football federation has declined to comment. paris 2024 officials are putting the finishing touches to the olympic village, which opens and stores to athletes on thursday. well, the 14000 baskets will be welcome to the vintage for the games, which stretches the size of 70 football pictures. it will eventually be refurbished into $3000.00 new flats. village will offer launch for the center training grounds and the empty doping center. a. speaking of which chinese slim is nice, being drug test twice as often as other competitors at the parents and then fixed the united states and see doping agency. so it's only a cover up allowed, a number of chinese athens take part at the

of america. the me just to come up with a couple of things from this because they're talking about how the border is a big issue. the number of border crossings in the last month is as low as points is before donald trump. to call 1st. of course, joe biden. a number of joints initiative in the senate proposed action to combat issues in the board. the thought was actually sung by donald trump, he told republicans to vote against it because he wanted the issue to, to be able to run in the come the election. i today, when you look down and you see the sign sig, boss, people, patients, the make america go secured again, then you could understand that that was the song that by getting republicans to essentially say they wouldn't vote against it. so donald trump has complete control of the republican movement, and as we're seeing from all the comments about people acting, joe biden, to step down. joe biden doesn't have that with the democrats, so you can understand why republicans are boy a y b. believe it's called, this convention has been one of the most successful in recent history, or it's all in s

helps with that ten to 15% of the folks that we need are republicans need on the swing side to come back to him and leave biden well, i think middle america might be a couple of different camps, and there's a cap of middle america that hears it and says, wait a minute, you're saying down so can be president. >> he could do anything he wants, and the courts can't do anything about it. well, that's threatening thing he wants. i was now you're getting in the weeds and write a unity sounds like, hey, i've got a mutant. weeds are weitz are important here well, okay, here's the opposite of the weeds president trump, former president trump on truth, social, big win for our constitution and democracy. >> he says, it clears the stent from the biden trials and hoaxes he also says, the supreme court totally dismantled most of the charges against me. joe biden should now call off his dogs. >> yeah, it didn't totally lost mantle know, but we're not going to donald trump for nuance. we're hopefully going to cnn, another adult conversation for nuance. and part of that is that it was a mixed ruling, right. as a civil libertarian, when i hear more immunity for our presiden

america safe once again. that's a focus on crime and the border. then the last couple of days you'll have a make america strong once again and on thursday, make america great once again. that is the night that the former president himself will be taking the stage. things here expected to kickoff in the next couple of hours. sure to be a big and busy week out here and just a short time ago, interesting to note, donald trump posted on truth social that he believes rfk jr. should receive secret service protection, given what just happened to him at his rally over the weekend, and given the kennedy family history. we'll send it back to you, neil. neil: i've always wondered about that one, bill. you know, with robert f kennedy jr. himself, i would think it's kind of a no-brainer if you have a kennedy running for the highest office in the land, provide protection. >> yup. neil: maybe that'll come to pass after this. want to go to congressman dan meuser, the pennsylvania congressman sits on the house financial services committee, republican. congressman, great to see you. we're

couple of other things and their fear then their face. so tonight i make this pledge to the great people of america. i will end a devastating inflation crisis. immediately bring down interest rates and lower the cost of energy. we will drill baby drill the can you believe what they do? by doing that, we will lead a large scale decline in prices. the prices will start to come down, energy raise that they took our energy policies and destroyed them. then they immediately went back to him. by that time so much was lost. but we will do it at a levels that nobody's ever seen before, and we'll end lots of different things. we'll start paying off debt and start lowering taxes even further. we gave you the largest tax stuff to do it more. now people don't realize i brought tax is way down, way, way down. and yet we took in more revenues the following year said we did when the tax rate was much higher, most people said, how did you do that? because it was incentive. everybody was coming to the country, they were bringing back billions and billions of dollars into our country. the companies made it impossible

and yet, latin america has seen in the last couple of years, even have the u. s. has actually aimed at restoring its control over their region as they see that a europe. we just have recent elections in the u. k. and also in france, among other things, where they are losing power we see made or trying to impose its grip on, on the europe and other parts of the world. so we see that the us being that in america will ask for, for support will look for support as a half the men said, right when governments such as most in idaho, i'm not too long ago. so it just me, lee right now, which, which is actually uh, receipts uh, military and financial support from the us such as f with, or which has received financial support, a military support from the us right now. so there are some countries, a lot in america that are turning towards the united states, but virtually speaking latin america has always been a friend of cuba and we see the main power in latin america suggest may he go such as brazil, actually being friendly and defend the 2 by they have been calling for the

of america, not half of america. well, it is also an interesting point that... a couple of words, returning to joe biden, there was alsormation that kamala harris could become vice president, sorry, run for president, if joe biden decides to withdraw his candidacy , and the american sociological services conducted a survey, and according to one of them, 80% of citizens of the country with the right to vote, that is, americans with the right are ready to vote. will support kamela garis, that's why everything is getting so serious here, but the actions of the us president joe biden's administration have led to the fact that, now it's about trump, the earth has become, as trump says, the planet of warriors, he said this during his speech at this republican convention, which has now ended, and took place over four days in milwaukee, wisconsin. and then trump's quote: i had no soldiers, except with the islamic state, we had no soldiers, i could stop wars with a phone call, i could end wars with just a phone call, but let's hear donald trump speak directly from this same speech yesterday. i will stop every international cris

know, like the 3% of gdp kind of deficit that we used to run in for the last couple of shift that in the first 200 years of americait. it did so only when there was a major crisis or a war. but in the last 50 years, the american government has run a budget deficit. surplus in only five of those years, mostlye clinton's late second term, when you ech boom and the revenues really took off and there was some spending restraint, whichrnment spending has gone up in the last hundred years from 3% of gdp to 36%. today, th's debt has similarly exploded. the deficit today is at all time gdp outside of a so on every scale t we've spokene metric, the role of government has increased. so in my book, you know, in proe last 30 to 40 years, has not been some big neoliberal era has life the average american it's■ç■ment that's gon. so t tag that capitalism was 's really what's happened is not functioning today in the it was supposed to function is supposed to be pro-competition, pro-choice a procreative destruction. a lot of that is not happening today. mentioned in the interview in your book about folks have been worried about de

steel speech, where they just talked about, you know, the heart and soul of america is going to be renewed by donald trump. just a couple. he said i think this was a pretty well written isline. america's ruling class wrote the checks, communities like mine paid the price. for t decades that divide betwe the few with their power and comfort in washington and the rest of us only widened. take washington out of there and put wallou street and the hedge funds that he comes from. this is somebody who as you pointed out isso the creature o peter teal. he's not -- he wrote "hillbilly elegy." " but other than writing that book, what has he done that has impacted in ane positive way, a what is he proposing that has impacted in a positive way the working class? meanwhile, here's an associated press headline from today. america's aging infrastructure is getting an upgrade. the i-95 bridge that connects tennessee and arkansas across the mississippi river is going to be upgraded. this funding, it was provided by big infrastructure, president biden's infrastructure bill.fr if you drive anywhere in this country right now you see what

choose day a day later, england will be taking on the netherlands. result have been knocked out of the couple america and the quarter finals losing 2 uruguay on penalties. it was probably a match that finished with your why having not 10 and then does sent off for a tackle on which we go. there were no goals in regular time, so the game went to penalties here while i went in for to, to go through to the semi finals where they'll face columbia, columbia hammer, panama 5 know in arizona to advance last for 3 goals and the 1st half included a powerful penalty kick from captain. hey ms. rodriguez. and just when you thought they've done enough, richard rios is a long range striking seventies minute needed for, for columbia before another converted penalty tapped off there. what does that mean? final lineup is now confirmed. is defending champions, argentina faced a tournament w tons, canada on wednesday before columbia take on year of y on thursday as well. now that job which is the run wimbledon match, was in process when england won their penalty shoot outs. and this was the moment the crowd found out t

among all nato members , ah, approval is given by the united states of america. and the europeans gave us as much as they could, a couple of countries, to be honest, still left, which could give us additional systems, and i will tell you honestly, simply, why i said that we got everything we could and even with those couple of countries we've had conversations and they're positive, i just don't want to talk about something when there's no final solution, but if you cover... completely cover the need for the ppu, it's impossible without the united states , because such a number of relevant systems are only on the territory of one country, the united states of america, the nato summit has nothing to do with it, it can simply be a bilateral agreement. thank you, lastly for the last question, please. the row on the right is ukrainform, so sorry, good of the day, yuliya gorbanyuk renform. yesterday , kirill bodanov made a statement that a russian offensive is being prepared from the north, but i will still ask what direction it is going, is it kharkiv or not kharkiv or another, and is ukraine preparing, and what is needed fo

former us president and republican frontrunner donald trump has sent shock waves around america on the last couple of shots holding a campaign around the anastasia pennsylvania on saturday for a picture of the suspect. the government has been released the f. b i has identified 20 year old thomas and matthew has begun. he was shot dead himself at the scene. investigation is all still determining his much we'll have to bring in the next man. he's a professor of history on the presidential historian with american university. he joins us now from manhattan beach in california. i was looking at some of the numbers and the congressional research services saying that had been at least 15 direct assault on presidents, president elect, or presidential candidates. 5 of them resulted in desk. one of them was while the desk kennedy, who was shot off to winning the democratic primary back then how, how the fascination attempts effective campaign in the past. hey, wanted to say this. i know the impact on my campaign is this leading you, that's not judgement. so always wrong, it's going to take a long time before t

couple of hours after the shooting. he did so from the white house emergency briefing room and delaware. >> there's no place in america kind of violence, sick. it's sick. 2 a few 90's country. cannot allow for this to be happening. cannot the we cannot condone this. and so i want to thank the secret service and all include stating he's got game making sure that people and i we have more details come relative to the other injured. other people may be injured in the audience. i don't have all that detail will make that available to you. the bottom line is. trump rally, rally that should have been able can be conducted peacefully without any problem. but the idea the idea that political violence or violence in america like this is just not appropriate. everybody, everybody must come down. everybody. >> meantime, governor newsom is one of a long list local leaders, politicians who have been reacting to the assassination attempt. run for zach moment joins us on live in studio now with more on that reaction, jack. well, that's right. down in qatar, there was one clear theme with lawmakers from u.s. representatives here in the ba

thank you very much for being here, what is your sense of a harris residency and what that would mean for america's policy regarding china. >> a coupleyou pointed out china called her mediocre which is giving her much more credit than she deserves, the chinese look at her as easy pickings and one thing that we've got to look at every new president comes into office thinking he or she can do better than his or her predecessor, they give china a two-year pass, that is what china was counting on with regard to harris, with regard to foreign policy expertise, we watch the world fall apart during the biden administration and if she was very good on foreign policy this would not be happening. i think the secretary of state is involved in some gray inflation because we don't see any evidence that she has a foreign policy forte. maria: the media is falling in line it looks like a complete rewrite for kamala harris performance this morning whether it is a new york times or of members of the administration, they claim she had nothing to do with biden's economic policy and of course as you say foreign policy as well is being heralded as so grea

of america. >> yeah. so, a couple things to understand. aint the picture, paint you a picture of what i observed and what i seen. i am not making an argument either way. but they don't live in each other's shadows. and if he didn't want to be president, if he didn't want to run again, she would be the first one in her car headed to the beach and she would have no reason to ever come back to washington, d.c. she doesn't care about politics that much. she -- when those two make a decision, or when they support each other for either of their aspirations. when she wanted to get three degrees or teach second lady or teach as first lady. he didn't stand in her way. he supported her. and she has done the same with 47 years of his campaigns and debates and speeches and aspirations. >> steve: you are saying this is all joe. not staying stay in the arena it's all joe. >> if he wants to be president, that family is going to have his back. and they are going to support him. everything that you are reading makes sense. i would expect nothing less from h