john jordan. he pointed out the drastically different positions that finding i'm from target we're just being looking at images there of donald trump making his 1st public appearance after the attempt on his life showing up to the national convention with a bondage to your how. how does the attack the, the after mouth as well so soon after the attempt on this live coming, i to greet his supporters. how will this have impacted on this political something of what you use perfect. the word there, image rate, sweet image rate of donald trump being rushed off the stage with his fist up in the early american flag above him with blood coming down his cheek is going to be one of the most iconic pictures in american history. even democrats are admitting as much now why this is so important, especially now, although it would be important any time, is the contrast with joe biting that we saw during the debate. the collapse of credibility of the american media, which worked to cover up a jo, biden's, infirmit

john jordan on the program earlier know ahead of the republican convention on monday. it's been a busy 48 hours. donald trump confirmed ohio state senator j. d phones as his pick for vice president. should he win the election after lengthy deliberation and thoughts and considering the tremendous talents of many others, i have decided that the person best suited to assume the position of vice president of the united states is senator j. d. vance, of the great state of ohio. as vice president, j. d will continue to fight for our constitution, stand with our troops, and we'll do everything he can to help me make america great again. well, let's then take a closer look at donald trump. you really made j defense to one serve, doesn't marine, and a rock is perhaps best known for publicly denouncing trump back in 2016 before his presidential when. but later admitted he changed his mind. doctor, seeing how well trump furred, while in office serving as a senator since 2023 good events i was hoping to criticize the bible administrations continue sending of us taxpayer phones to

the people believed the prophecies of john the baptist, many were baptized in jordan. bering today the event of the birth of the great prophet of god john, one cannot help but think about the pious lifestyle of his parents. this. thought is very important, especially these days. today, among for many young people, starting a family is by no means a top priority. someone talks about the importance of a career, someone about the lack of material resources for family life and having children, someone is guided by a reluctance to take responsibility for another person, and even simple work, education, nurturing. baby, entering the path of family life, many people do not perceive it as a school of work, patience and forgiveness, they want to take and do not want to give, which results in many broken families, lonely mothers, children without father or mother. the example of zechariah elizabeth, the parents of st. john the baptist, shows us that: the basis of a strong family is non-material well-being and non-career advancement, a strong internal spiritual core, which is base

turn now to a former naval intelligence officer and overseer at stanford's hoover institution, john jordanjohn, great to have you with us. any time a shot gets fired, the shooter gets rounds off. there is obviously a failure of security. where do you see those failures ? from what we know so far about what happened on saturday? >> >> well, first of all, we need to understand where and if there was an intelligence failure here to. but first of all, it was they did not secure that building. and with regard to intelligence failure, did the secret service and department of homeland security have adequate resources? that building should have been covered. it was, you know, 143 yards from where president trump was sitting. and that is half the distance that a florida member of the florida national guard has to qualify with with a rifle. so that should have been done also. were they understaffed? because it looks like a lot of the agents were coming from field offices weren't regularly assigned to protection. so perhaps the intelligence wasn't good enough where they really decided to put the a-te

caroline: we were just having john kline saying -- jordan klein saying buy in than sellout. >> this isially because of recovery is not as easy as just rolling back the software. there are a number of clients who are at a older window and that's the biggest risk with cloud solved ware and it can have a far reaching impact. in this case, as we can see nerves recovery isn't, you know, in a minute or in an hour. and the fact that microsoft is involved, they are the biggest rivals who takes the blame? i imagine there will be lawsuits, there will be customers asking for indemnification because of the lost business and who pays who? crowdstrike will have to give a lot of discounts for their customers credits so i'm just not ready to write it off as an incident that happened and move on. ed: the ibc data puts crowdstrike as holding one fifth of the endpoint security market. basic question is whether this hurts their bookings. if their would-be customers that say nah, i'm not going to go into crowdstrike. what do you think? >> think of the end point securities based on the enterprise side. it's

the letter load, the am john due to a jordan, this form to a key and i have been targeted for a similar x by my government. i published a video showing the 2 occasion tugging service, illegally smuggling weapons to do you have this fighting in the cedar war? i was tried and imprisoned in solitary confinement and was attracted to vanessa as a nation, plus the sous my lease. i've been living things that in germany, it feels like a function i occurred in the same, but the state secrecy versus the public's right to know the i began following his story closely. 6 months before his release. i wasn't luck permits it to visit the fish in j myself but i accompanied his wife, stella and the children, and one of the final visits to bill much prison. i knew one thing from personal experience. if you published the wrong doings of intelligence services they can do in your life as well as your families. we always make the most of the time we have together, and it's not much time. it's only now and a half a week. why can terminate it with the fears that take place the rest of the time when we're togeth

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. >> john: committee member jim jordan joins us with his reaction and moments. fox team coverage ahead with williams on where the investigation stands but first aishah hasnie live on capitol hill to appoint a new secret service director very soon, biden will. >> john, santa good to see you. president biden is looking for air placement for the doctor kimberly cheatle but here on the hill democrats or public and say does not matter who replaces her they don't care about that because they say there are some deep problems within the secret service that they want to get to the bottom of. speak of the secret service needs a perfect score. glass and women assassination attempt 40 years ago, ronald reagan took a shot. can't let that happen again. so the resignation of the commissioner fixes absolutely nothing. we have it drilled down and make sure things are working. >> so the director leaving really does not change much here that's why houtz speaker johnson and democratic leader jeffries have launched a bipartisan task force today to investigaten attempt and try to fig

things and trying to get away with being held accountable for his actions. russell and jordan elders 0 washington. john, malcolm is vice president of the institute for constitutional government. he says trump's lawyers are trying to throw out the hush money conviction the painted to miss daniels the point of optics on mattress may have taken place in 2016, but all of the alleged false business entries. and that was he, we, what is what he was convicted of, took place in 2017 when he was in the white house. so what the supreme court did, and it's immunity decision and why it's important is they said that the president is absolutely immune for their own special acts that they take while they are in office. they are not of you or they're on official acts, but they are um, you know, official lights. but the court went further and said that yes, a former prize and it isn't you. if his contact is immune because they were official apps, you cannot introduce any evidence pertaining to those official apps to prove that the former president committed a crime with respect to his unofficial acts. and in this case,

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this was the match sir john yovanovich's students had reached the final match in the semi-final stage with a 73-55 victory over jordan in the west asian tournament held in iraq , and at the end of this tournament amir hossein obidi was chosen as the best player and salar taheri as the best rebounder in west asia. asian junior cultural wrestling kazemi zuhiri gholamianan and novi reached the final match . azarpirat rastekar and alwani reached the classification on the first day of this competition which started this morning hosted by thailand. in weight 48 kg, amir kazemi defeated opponents from kyrgyzstan, thailand and uzbekistan. reached the final meeting. kazemi is fighting with the representative of india at this stage. in 57 , abolfazl zuhairi defeated wrestlers from thailand, india, uzbekistan and kazakhstan and reached the final match. made way zuhairi wrestles with the representative of tajikistan to win the gold medal. in 62, mehdi gholamian made the final match with the victory against the cultural workers from jordan and tajikistan, and at this stage the representative. uzbekistan is ahead in 68 seyyed isma

next, georgia governor brian kemp, representative jim jordan and steve scalise, and senator john thune talking about the current political landscape in a conversation with politico. they discussed several topics including the investigation into the assented -- attempted assassination of former president trump and the nomination of j.d. vance to be the vice presidential republican nominee. from milwaukee, this is two hours. politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eug

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and like barbara jordan, shirley chisholm, john lewis and donald payne, she will be watching over us. sleep on, my sister. you deserve your rest. you have won the race. god billess -- god will bless you. i yield back my time to the honorable sheila cherfilus-mccormick. mrs. cherfilus-mccormick: thank you, i yield the rest of the time to myself. the nation mourns the loss of tireless advocate for justice and a beacon of hope for so many. congresswoman sheila jackson lee was not just a member of congress. she was a force of nature. a relentless champion for civil rights and a voice for the voiceless. for nearly three decades, congresswoman sheila jackson lee's work in this chamber show kayed her unwavering commitment to justice and equality. her reintroduction of the george floyd justice in policing act is just one example of her dedication to fight for equal justice. this bill, which i was so proud to co-sponsor, aimed to hold law enforcement accountable, improving training and rebuilding the trust of the communities they served. it's a testament to her vision for a fairer and more jus

approaches, use groups shipping marching, snares, john, saying things like no precious to everybody hates bardello. a reference to the 28 year old jordan bardello lease the far right. nice new ronnie with maureen defend who would himself become prime minister and say when you have the right majority story 1st, that would be well the yet this is a 2 room election in the week to come to see an absolutely determined definitely by the forces of the last along with what is left of the center for opponents or tutoring from side to come up with ways to hold the fall right back to full technical voting constituency. by constituency. i handed the 2nd round assembly. whatever happens, it disappears across this heavy pool at best. if there's a politically deadlock under, i'm falling into a worst period of deep political instability under a crime. and just just on the far right to the left, co habiting this, they say with president a manual macro. and he's era, since it's our since 2017 and being passed away, you remain president until 2027. but the chances of him last week, which i don't know, how does it impact the at least 43 palestinians have

jordan pickford i thought had a decent tournament. john was very, very good. luke shaw did well when he came in, but a lot of those players did not perform to their maximum potential . and to their maximum potential. and that's not just on the manager. on the manager, players have to hold themselves accountable. they have to take some responsibility for that. i think we heard that from phil foden after three games of the tournament. gareth has asked him tournament. gareth has asked him to play maybe a slightly different way and they weren't able to fulfil that. so look , able to fulfil that. so look, whoever the next england manager, if he's going to be better than gareth, has to win the world cup if not, he's failed. simple as that. that's how everyone's looking at it at the moment because gareth failed getting to two finals. so unless we win the next world cup, the next manager will also fail. it's big, difficult shoes to fill it certainly is. >> and if we do win that world cup, it'll be 60 years without a trophy. that one we could put t

jordan pickford in goal, a back three of john stones and marc guehi, and then luke shaw on the left,antastic tournament, on the right. declan rice, the holding mid millfield. jude bellingham and phil fodenjust tucked in behind, who else, the captain, harry kane. two changes for the spanish. kelly back into the defence after their suspension for the semifinal. they beat the french, remember. they beat some fantastic teams to get this final. they will be favourites against england. the two changes for them, but luke shaw for england. and he was eager to come up against? he will be coming face—to—face with lamine yamal, who turned 17 yesterday. the youngest goal—scorer. he scored against the french. it should be a fascinating game, and we are less than one hour away. i am “ust are less than one hour away. i am just saying _ are less than one hour away. i am just saying rio — are less than one hour away. i am just saying rio ferdinand - are less than one hour away. i am just saying rio ferdinand on the bbc one programme saying that gareth southgate will have thought long and hard of choo

jordan. thank you very much. john ridley, we will close this block out with your final thoughts.n people and take the power and run with it. so, who needs to step up for kamala to make this a winning campaign? >> you know, exactly as you say , the people. you hear that array of madison voters. and as you know i'm from wisconsin. it's a great state and some of the most thoughtful people in america, if not the world. and when you hear those young people saying, look, i don't love this process, but here is where we are and i think this vote will protect democracy -- when people are reminded that process matters, that citrix matter, that a vote and a voice matter and they are energized and re-energized to be part of that process, to me, that's the most important thing. and saying to all individuals that voices and votes matter. and as everyone has said today in this post dobbs world, this election is driven by an issue that is most important. not singularly important but most important to women and, again, 1972 was not just about people of color. it was the feminist movement. women r

jordan. and also senator john thune. we will end the day with a conversation with mcdonald's chief impact officer john banner. thank you so much and enjoy the afternoon. >> please welcome politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eugene daniels, and georgia governor brian kemp. [applause] eugene: hello. hello, hello. a little beyonce to get the morning started. where are we at? i have to walk onto a beyonce song otherwise it's over. we have governor kemp. thank you for joining today. gov. kemp: b here. beyonce is normally not my song but i'm glad to be here. eugene: i'll talk to your team after this. we envision a different conversation before saturday. the country has changed. a lot to get to. we have a vp pick for president trump, j.d. vance. i will keep it simple. what do you think? gov. kemp: i'm not really surprised. i think a lot of similarities to those two, former president trump and senator vance. a big difference in age. that brings something to the ticket with his youth. eugene: the first mil

next, georgia governor brian kemp, representative jim jordan and steve scalise, and senator john thune talking about the current political landscape in a conversation with politico. they discussed several topics including the investigation into the assented -- attempted assassination of former president trump and the nomination of j.d. vance to be the vice presidential republican nominee. from milwaukee, this is two hours. politico's white house correspondent and playbook co-author eugene daniels, and georgia governor brian kemp. [applause] eugene: hello. hello, hello. >> hello. hello, hello. a little beyonce to get the morning started. afternoon, wherever we are. i have in my right or i have to walk onto beyonce. otherwise, we are over. governor kemp, thank you for being here. the country has changed. a lot to get to. we have a vp pick for president trump, j.d. vance. i will keep it simple. what do you think? gov. kemp: i'm not really surprised. i think a lot of similarities to those two, former president trump and senator vance. a big difference in age. that brings something to the t

we have been looking at jordan pickford and the team - atjordan pickford and the team right now, the life pictures we are seeing, johniners, the goalkeepers training there, practising and of course we don't want it to go to penalties, do we? but do think there are any selection dilemmas for gareth southgate, as he will be clearly stood on the sidelines now watching, training, thinking who is going to be in the squad? that training, thinking who is going to be in the squad?— be in the squad? that is the big cuestion, be in the squad? that is the big question, isn't _ be in the squad? that is the big question, isn't it, _ be in the squad? that is the big question, isn't it, frankie? - be in the squad? that is the big question, isn't it, frankie? and| be in the squad? that is the big i question, isn't it, frankie? and it is interesting because there was a huge clamour in the early stages of this tournament when there was some slightly underwhelming subpar performances from england. huge clamourfrom performances from england. huge clamour from critics performances from england. huge clamourfrom critics and pundits perfor

john -- >> lebron james -- his name was barack obama. so that was our lebron james and bill clinton was our michael jordan.re once in a generation players. but there are people like andy bashir from kentucky, schapiro from pennsylvania, kelly from arizona, whitmer and even, you know, michelle obama, if somebody wanted to see if she's up for it. -- and then a combination of two of those people. so that is my feeling. but i think the deal is done. i don't think there's any more -- anything more that can be done, and so -- >> neil: would it be smart would it make a difference for you if you -- she hooked up with one of the people you mention? >> i always say -- i forget who said but the vice presidency is seeing warm -- warm ball of spit or whatever they say but no i don't think the vice president makes any difference. -- it only matters when it matters. and now, you know, so no people -- people vote for president county don't vote for vice president. >> neil: it's like -- that he was about -- he turned out to be a pretty good bet what you said something else interesting we tweet out -- out to be enthusiastic

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jordan was talking to you about iran. were law enforcement resources diverted from the protection of the president trump to john bolton asonsequence of concern that mr. bolton might have been the target of iranian malign efforts? >> that's really a secret service decision. i don't know the answer to that. that's something they would know better. what i can tell you is that there are a number of individuals, you mentioned one, a specific case the iranians targeting for >> will you get the answer to us whether resources were diverted from trump to boulton? >> that will be part of the review by the inspector general. >> for dhs, right? >> and outside panel -- that's an important point. the inspector general has fallen out of favor for the administration and pointing out the problems with the border. we're worried they're about to fire them which would be a bad idea now this role you have identified is so critical. be a bad idea to fire the i.g. for dhs during the pen den see of this? >> i don't think it would be a good idea. >> how often do you brief president biden? >> you mean on this case? >> in your role as f.b.i. direc

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jordan was talking to about iran. or law enforcement resources diverted from the protection of president trump to john a bolton as a consequence of concern mr. bolton might have been the target of iranian malign efforts? quickset is really a secret service decision. i do not know the answer to that. that is really something they would do better. what i can tell you is that there are a number of individuals. you mention one we have brought a specific criminal case for their radiance targeting for assassination. >> are you going to get that answer to us rather or not resources were diverted from trump to bolton is not only part of your review? >> that's going to part of the review by the inspector general at dhs? >> at dhs and the outside panel too. >> is an important point the inspector general for dhs has fallen out of favor with the administration because he been pointing out the problems on the border with mayorkas and abide in and we are always kind of worried they are about to fire him. which of the really bad idea. now this really up identified is so critical. it would be a bad idea to fire for dhs during this question qu

jordan was talking about iran. will law enforcement resources diverted from the protection of president trump to john bolton as a consequence of concern that mr. bolton may been the target of iranian maligned efforts? >> that is the secret service decision. i don't know the answer to that. that is something they would know better. what i can tell you is that there are a number of individuals. you mentioned one who we bought a case -- a specific criminal case.>> can you get that answer to us with the resources were diverted from trucks to bolton? >> i think that will be part of the review by the inspector general. >> the inspector general of dhs? >> and the outside panel. >> inspector general for dhs has fallen out of favor because he's pointing out the problems on the border and we're kind of worried that they are about to fire him, which would be a bad idea now that this will that you've identified is a critical. it would be a bad idea to fire the ig from dhs. i want to zoom out. how often do you brief president biden? >> you mean on this? >> just in general. >> i mean, i don't know that i can give you number.>> weekly? mo

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jordan. she is a former aide to the george w bush state department. the puck's john heilemann. eugene robinson is here from "the washington post." and the bulwark's sam stein. good group as we get rolling this morning. >>> we'll begin with politics. vice president kamala harris will be in atlanta today for her first georgia campaign rally as a presidential candidate. the harris campaign says its operation in georgia is the largest of any democratic campaign in history. it has mobilized hundreds of staff members across two dozen field offices. georgia has also seen a real surge in volunteers with more than 7,500 currently signed up in just one week. harris' atlanta appearance coincides with an endorsement from the state's former lieutenant governor. that's republican geoff duncan, crossing party lines there. in an opinion piece in "the atlanta journal constitution," duncan argued yesterday that harris is the only viable means of defeating trump in november. today's rally in georgia is the harris campaign's first step in its new plan to ramp up efforts in those key battleground s

jordan was talking about iran. will law enforcement resources diverted from the protection of president trump to john bolton as a consequence of concern that mr. bolton may been the target of iranian maligned efforts? >> that is the secret service decision. i don't know the answer to that. that is something they would know better. what i can tell you is that there are a number of individuals. you mentioned one who we bought a case -- a specific criminal case.>> can you get that answer to us with the resources were diverted from trucks to bolton? >> i think that will be part of the review by the inspector general. >> the inspector general of dhs? >> and the outside panel. >> inspector general for dhs has fallen out of favor because he's pointing out the problems on the border and we're kind of worried that they are about to fire him, which would be a bad idea now that this will that you've identified is a critical. it would be a bad idea to fire the ig from dhs. i want to zoom out. how often do you brief president biden? >> you mean on this? >> just in general. >> i mean, i don't know that i can give you number.>> weekly? mo

what tom jordan from coterra, which i think is the best nat gas company, said would happen, which is that one of these hyperscalers -- i call them tech titans -- not the record company that johnoltrane was on. >> great philadelphian. >> yes. what's there for that? there's not even a plaque. anyway, it's probably far afield. >> you mean, coltrane's -- yeah, a little far afield. i got it. >> yeah. >> your knowledge knows no bounds, and when it comes to music, nobody beats him. >> anyway, let's go back to lng. >> thank you. >> i think that it's only a matter of time before one of these hyperscalers buys an lng nat gas company and goes soup to nuts. >> come on. by the way, i said something not dissimilar from it about buying power plants, but they're going to buy an lng company? >> deal with it. >> soup to nuts? >> deal with me. this is from the -- >> delta went vertical in fuel. >> yes, they did. remember the refinery? the philly refinery? >> so, amazon or microsoft are going to buy an lng company? come on. >> is it any different from apple making their own chips? >> i'm going to strangle him. >> it is different. >> coterra is a great -- >> i can see the press release. amazon's

jordan pickford. who is this. >> that's saka isn't it shaka. >> that's saka isn't it shaka. >> there he is . oh that's john on a bike there. harry kane there's harry. and that . oh there's kyle walker and that. oh there's kyle walker there. look at those whites cycling in the water. it's because of resistance. you see they actually so they cycle in they actually so they cycle in the water. you don't actually it's not an actual bicycle though. in the water it doesn't go very far. it's a bit like a pedalo. so there we are and there's having a lovely time. >> they look like they're having a jolly. they do. >> they're having a nice time. >> they're having a nice time. >> well, good on them. >> well, good on them. >> but that's what they need. they need to relax at this point in back in 1966, i remember i don't remember, but i remember reading about this. is that what the team did? i think before the world cup final, they were staying near wembley and they all went out to the local odeon and went out to see a film together. so can you imagine if you're at the cinema and then all of a sudden the, the whole team

was her again, pickford 68, john stones 68, harry maguire 63 and declan rice got 58 caps under gareth. marcus rashford 57, raheem sterling 55, kieran trippier 54 and jordand to have been in the euros campaign. you look at the next generation coming through and it's down to the next person who would take charge of the england team, and thatis take charge of the england team, and that is the next life blood coming through rarely. gareth southgate has done an incredible job through rarely. gareth southgate has done an incrediblejob of bringing through players that will be household names in the next six years. saka and palmers. these are young players and they will only get better under the new person in charge, but southgate has developed them and brought them into the team. adam morton, another law not brought on by thought of as the future of the england side. it's the next lot that will come through and win the next 50 plus caps that you are looking to and that's partly started by southgate, he has begun the process. there is a way now of how england players develop and it is very much a pride factor to be part of the national team. and southgate has br

this afternoon, governor brian kemp, congressman jim jordan, d steve scalise and john thune will speak the gop convention and the political ape of campaign 2024. watch live, also here on c-span, c-span now, or oat c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including mediacom. >> nearly 30 years ago, mediacom was founded on a novel idea. we connected 850,000 miles of fiber. we delivered speeds to every customer and led the way in developing platforms. it is offering the fastest, most reliable networks. decades ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> today, the democratic national committee meets to discuss the pty's platform for the august convention. weill have live coverage starngt noon eastern on c-span 2, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. >> our coverage of the republican natiol convention will continue from milwaukee at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we will bring you a preview and take yr phone calls. day two start