adams and liberty. in 1798, it figures prominently in the john adams reelection presidential campaign in 1800, which he unfortunately still loses to jefferson. but the song's melody is a winner, and it finds immortality 16 years later by being adopted in our national anthem. another son, charles, is on the 25th anniversary of independence nation, and one speaks in the old south meetinghouse of how america was once a howling wilderness and is becoming the permanent boast of the world. he will lose his fortune and die of tuberculosis. in 1810, before his father dies, leaving his widow sarah sumner cushing, shown here to raise their four children alone. as a single parent. one of those four children being my great great grandfather. also marking the 25th anniversary of the signing. in 1801 is a picture don't call the congress voting independencen which aea the first commemorative group painting of the 56 signers by robert pine and edward savage, who needed to paint portraits of each signer for the job, inc

adam, let me start with you. a lot of discussion about overclassification, improper classification at the conference and reasons for that. just from your perspective, being a long-time reporter in this, i wanted to ask you about what you perceive in terms of, do you see overclassification and improper classification as reasons for why people make disclosures to the media, trying to cover up misconduct or embarrassment, contrary to the proper use of the classification system? >> let me just start by saying that the government does not like me publishing their secrets. and i don't know if people know this, but the obama administration, the department of justice subpoenaed my phone records as a part of investigations and the trump administration came around and subpoenaed my phone numbers and tried to get nigh e-mails and a judge didn't allow that. i've been targeted by democratic and republican administrations and definitely do not like me publishing their secrets. for the most parts, i think it's difficult for me

adam: all right, cool. good job. that will happen in the next 5 or 10 years that will set the scene for the next 10 or 20 afterward adam: i think we're going to expand out because we can. i think because we can get out of this earth and there's so many planets and asteroids and everything just in the solar system, it is inevitable. it's the same reason why, you know, humans have colonized the earth so greatly. i think we'll do it space. if you have the access, then we'll do it. michael: like almost everyone in this business, adam gilmour has grand ambitions. but for the moment, he's working towards cashing in on the fastest-growing area of one of the world's fastest-growing industries. adam: when are you gonna start putting low-grade hydrogen peroxide to it? adam: the biggest thing that's been changing is miniaturization technologies has been shrinking satellites and what that's done is make it incredibly cheap to build a satellite and to launch a satellite, and that's why our rockets are good because our rockets can

will, your leadership at the cohen center, adam at the strauss center, adam cline in the back. incredibly grateful for the dni to come down and an important speech. not almost a to do list, a roadmap for some of the ways to address both the front and of overclassification and the back end of the classification. and we had a great pdb board meeting up here on stage to address some of these issues. alicia talked about her goals for next, year our goals as a board next year. careful for my old boss senator coren to come up here and share some of his thoughts from congress. a senator, we had epiglottis men, a staffer, but actually a real senator here. which is great. and then we've had some great panels. so, thank you all for sticking through for the best panel. you might not necessarily believe that, from the folks we've had up here, but we're going to prove you wrong. grateful that you've all stuck around. but again, very thankful for everybody here at u t protesting as a putting on this incredible conference. with that long lined up, i want to just be more measured in brief abou

but adams is not without defenders.y on twitter, stepped in to defend adams. elon musk, initially did not condemn adams's racist comments but instead said, the media is racist. of course, he is the owner of a media company. adding, without any evidence, for a long time, u.s. media was racist against non white people and now they are racist against whites and asians. musk leader agreed with the tweet, saying adams's comments quote, weren't good, but had an element of truth to them. then, musk went on a rant accusing the media of giving black victims of police violence disproportionate coverage over white victims of police violence. he failed to share why that might be, according to a 2020 study, unarmed black americans and native americans are both nearly three times as likely to be killed in a police encounter. as for adams, adams mcneill universal, the company that syndicates gilbert said, it is cutting ties with a common strip and it's curator, saying in part, as a media and communications company, a mu values free sp

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having been there, i agree with mayor adams, the activists are agitators. they are standing in front of the media and prevent the media from covering the party because they wound their socialist operation to take place in the shadow separated from the public. >> ashley: right, you talk about seeing it, you don't expects asylum seekers, migrants to come here and start protesting. when you hear mayor eric adams say agitatorings and activists are pushing them to stay in the cold, it is ironic the democrats and liberal activists slammed -- i mean, absolute she crucified abbott and desantis saying they are using migrants as political pawns, that is exactly what they did in this situation. part of me wonders if the migrants are like, i'm not going to listen to them anymore, i'm freezing and i'm going to the shelter. another question i have to raise and i'm not saying the handful of men migrants who did not go to the shelters are criminals, i'm saying we do not know where some of them went. we have not vetted them, we do not know their criminal history and they ar

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so i make adam smith the founder of modern economics, kind of a in laissez faire that government but if government would just people fulfill their own self-interest that you would see an increase in prosperity more people would be involved and it would be a way to increase the standard of living. so he the hero system of natural liberty the hero. and then i judge every to what extent do you build this the house that smith built or are you tearing it down or are you trying to build another building which is what marx did and to some extent. cage so and then i have adam model left for dead then is resuscitated by the french laissez faire school by the austrian, by the british school, by the chicago school, by the austrians. and then it in typical american fashion ends with the good ending the collapse of the berlin wall. the collapse of central socialist central planning and. capitalism flourishes after that. still lots of challenges. so it's been popular that rutledge published or now goes through its fourth edition. and i've stuff on global warming on inequality on inflation lots of

adam let me start with you. a lot of discussion about overclassification and improper classification and the reasons for that. just from your perspective being a longtime reporter if someone asked you about what you perceive in terms of do you seec overclassification, improper classification is reason for why people make disclosures to the media whether they are trying to covergo up government misconduct or embarrassment all of which would be contrary to the classification system. >> let me start by saying the government and i don't know people know this but the obama administration the department of justice subpoenaed my phone records as part of the leak investigation and the trump administrationniam subpoenaed my phone records. and they tried to get my e-mail. so i've been targeted by both democratic and republican administrations. they definitely don't like me publishing their secrets but for the most part it's difficult for me to address things over classified or misclassified. they do remember when the wiki

as we just heard, it appears adams is not apologetic at all.ing with whatever consequences stem from these comments. what do you make of all of this? >> that's right, he's -- i mean, he's unapologetic. he was saying he is being hyperbolic in these comments. but i've watched a lot of this scott adams live stream over the past 48 hours or so. and he really was effectively encouraging and is effectively encouraging some form of segregation. i mean, his comments there are calling black people a hate group, obviously, are bad enough, but he's continued basically to promote the idea of segregation on these different -- on these different shows that he's been appearing on, his live streams and youtube. the other thing i think that's interesting is, as you said, that elon musk is effectively rushing to his defense. it's one thing for scott adams, a cartoonist to make these comments. but you have elon musk now weighing in, accusing the news media of being racist. and the news media has a lot of business partnerships with elon musk. so it will be interes

so adam . brookes politicians. so adam.to me the right wing communities who have to deal with this. of course, they do. it's not the posh committees. it's not the middle class communities. and then when they to protest then when they decide to protest about the fact that their town centres in some cases being turned completely upside down, the young school girls are at risk. they are told, oh, your part of the far right or you're a racist bigot? well, firstly , i a racist bigot? well, firstly, i completely condemn any violence threats that absolutely nothing anyone sensible does. you that's anyone sensible does. you that's a fringe minority trying to cause upsets which may have partly been, by the way in knowsley spotify , antifa and the knowsley spotify, antifa and the communist. well, we know what it's all out for and you know, antifa is about they dressing, they cover their faces and they pick fights. they're cowards and t for a cowards now , look, if tfor a cowards now, look, if i was in that area we've got a migrant ho

so, to my left is adam howard he's the director of the u.s. department of states office of the historian. which publishes the foreign relations of the united states 2012 until 2019, doctor howard served as a general editor of the series prior to that he served from 2009 until 2012 as the chief of the middle east and asia division supervising production covering these geographic regions. also an adjunct professor at george washington university in their history department for he has a phd from the university of florida. to his left doctor john fox. doctor fox has served as fbi historian since 2003 and is also an adjunct instructor at the catholic universities school department of politics and has been the 2018. he has a phd in modern history from the university of new hampshire and political science from boston university. and finally on the end, doctor erin she is chief historian of the office of the secretary of defense. and director of the pentagon library print she previously served as associate research fellow at the center for the weapons

so adam . brookes politicians. so adam.to me the right wing communities who have to deal with this. of course, they do. it's not the posh committees. it's not the middle class communities. and then when they to protest then when they decide to protest about the fact that their town centres in some cases being turned completely upside down, the young school girls are at risk. they are told, oh, your part of the far right or you're a racist bigot? well, firstly , i a racist bigot? well, firstly, i completely condemn any violence threats that absolutely nothing anyone sensible does. you that's anyone sensible does. you that's a fringe minority trying to cause upsets which may have partly been, by the way in knowsley spotify , antifa and the knowsley spotify, antifa and the communist. well, we know what it's all out for and you know, antifa is about they dressing, they cover their faces and they pick fights. they're cowards and t for a cowards now , look, if tfor a cowards now, look, if i was in that area we've got a migrant ho

and the department of defense so to my left is adam howard. he's the director of the department of states the story in which publishes the foreign relations united states series. from 2012 february 20, 2019, he served as the general editor of the first series and prior to that serve in 2009 and 2012 as the chief of the middle east and asia division supervising volumes covering these two geographic regions. he's also an avid professor of george washington university and their history department and has a phd from the university of florida . to his left is doctor john fox, doctor fox is an fbi historian since 2003 and is also an adjunct instructor at the university's school department of politics. he's been there since 2015. he has a phd in modern history from the university of new hampshire and and and a and political science from boston university finally on the end doctor erin. she previously served as a research fellow at the center for the study of weapons and mass destruction at national defense university in washington dc. from 2004 two 2

our correspondent paul adams was _ about. our correspondent paul adams was in _ about.nt paul adams was in kyiv _ about. our correspondent paul adams was in kyiv at - about. our correspondent paul adams was in kyiv at the - about. our correspondent paul adams was in kyiv at the start| adams was in kyiv at the start of the war and he was talking about the fact that many people at the start of this war, a year ago, at the start of this war, a yearago, believed at the start of this war, a year ago, believed that russia would win quickly. how devastating has it been for russia that this is a prolonged battle, something that does not look like it's going to resolve any time soon? inaudible. the oil sanctions in particular have just started, they were late starting because europe in particular could not apply very quick ban on the import of oil and oil products because they relied too much on russia. it needed a long period of preparation, which is why russia had so much money last year. but now the bans are in place, at a time when the cost of the military and the cost of co

here's adam scott in the new season of "party down.fter i di se, well, ici'll bn widath that.bensub eev >> so you're still doing mostly hard sci-fi?ni jlo >> yeah. you remember the magnum opus that i started on a roll of i ilet ppeaperueirbiren sc nuhen-uh.o well, tha t was juster theots embeginning.une icand i'm just kind of tweaking one little thing, but then it's ready to sell. and i still have my blog, well, jwhich is nloow a vlog 'cause my carpal tunnel incident.uefuli >> cool.ghimn i should probably go and have dinner >> yeah, see you in 12 years [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're so good, man. >> thanks, man >> jimmy: you make me laugh. congrats on the great reviews as well. >> thank you >> jimmy: adam scott, everybody. "party down" premieres it's third season next friday on starz. frankie, keep it up. that's a good job. we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. good job, frankie. [ cheers and applause ♪ [heavy bass beat of "we run this" surges in] [voice of missy elliott] ♪ believe it! ♪ ♪ ho! hah! ♪ ♪♪ [reco

adam fox , suzanne ashley. james. adam fox, suzanne evans. will not be coming up. was fishy she's pledged speaking of the dinghy crisis to leave the how just a ploy to keep brexiteers on side our very our nigel farage is going to explore those bombshell claims just after 930 romney takes in the clash as judge rules that the sussexes be grilled in a as part of samantha markle's defamation suit against her sister . do markle's defamation suit against her sister. do you markle's defamation suit against her sister . do you believe that her sister. do you believe that harry and told the truth in that infamous interview petronella wyatt david an earnest someone's going to battle it out off to the right but i want to know what you think on this poll running at gb news on twitter right . tired of the clash . and in a tired of the clash. and in a bombshell ruling by a us judge and a victory for the truth , and a victory for the truth, duchess of sussex has lost her legal battle to avoid giving evidence in a defamation claim or by her sister, samantha

here was adam schiff in october of 2020 when he chaired the house intelligence committee. >> does it surprise you at all that this information rudy giuliani is pedaling very well could be connecting to some sort of russian government disinformation campaign? >> well, we know that this whole smear on joe biden comes from the kremlin. that's been clear for well over a year now that they've been pushing this false narrative about the vice president and his son. syst>> tucker: you weren't allod to see it and he did on the basis of that knowledge told from the kremlin and dozens of former intel officials told you and they saw the evidence and it was from russia. now it looks like they were all lying. according to hunter biden's lawyers, "mr. mcisaac unlawfully shared mr. biden's property with third parties". his properties, he owned it, it was his. yes, the laptop, according to hunter biden's lawyers, belonged to hunter biden. did not come from the kremlin.

but adams is not without defenders.usk did not condemn adams' racist comments but instead said the media is racist. of course, he is the owner of a media company, adding without any evidence, for a long time, u.s. media was racest against non-white people and now they're racist against whites and asians. he said the comments had an element of truth to them and then musk went on a rant accusing the victims of the media giving victims of police violence more cover. unarmed black americans and native americans are both nearly three times as likely to be killed in a police encounter. as for adams, the company that syndicates dilbert said it is cutting ties with the comic strip and its creator saying in part as a media and communications company, they value free speech. we're proud to share different voices and perspectives, but we will not share any commentary rooted in discrimination or hate. adams said on twitter that he was only, quote, advising people to avoid hate and suggested free speech in america is under assault.

adam fox , suzanne ashley. james. adam fox, suzanne evans.here will not be coming up. was fishy she's pledged speaking of the dinghy crisis to leave the how just a ploy to keep brexiteers on side our very our nigel farage is going to explore those bombshell claims just after 930 romney takes in the clash as judge rules that the sussexes be grilled in a as part of samantha markle's defamation suit against her sister . do markle's defamation suit against her sister. do you markle's defamation suit against her sister . do you believe that her sister. do you believe that harry and told the truth in that infamous interview petronella wyatt david an earnest someone's going to battle it out off to the right but i want to know what you think on this poll running at gb news on twitter right . tired of the clash . and in a tired of the clash. and in a bombshell ruling by a us judge and a victory for the truth , and a victory for the truth, duchess of sussex has lost her legal battle to avoid giving evidence in a defamation claim or by her sister, saman

he aired the shocking commentary on his youtube show real coffee with scott adams nbc's emilie ikeda explains. >> reporter: splashed across newspapers for decades, "dilbert," the syndicated comic strip has long poked fun at office culture >> are we sticking with our ban on useless greetings >> yes >> just checking >> reporter: but this weekend, hundreds of newspapers are wiping the cartoon from their pages after "dilbert"'s creator labeled black people a hate group during a rant on his show, "real coffee with scott adams. >> the best advice i would give to white people is to get the hell away from black people. i'm going to back off from being helpful to black america, because it doesn't seem like it pays off >> reporter: adams is reacting to a recent poll that found that 26% of black respondents disagreed with the statement, "it's okay to be white," a commonly used phrase in the white supremacist movement and since labelled a hate slogan by the antidefamation league. the company that syndicates "dilbert" said it was disturbed by adams' personal views and now a growing list of major

you know this mayor adams. why am i dealing with you. are you pretending like you don't. you talked accurately about crime pushing people out of new york city. florida's crime rate is 50 year so maybe it's you that can learn from ron desantis. this also shows me mayor adams wants to be a national figure. >> ainsley: does he want to run down the road? why this feud? >> brian: i think if biden doesn't run for whatever reason, i think he will go in it. >> ainsley: really? >> steve: what's he going to run on? this town has turned into a toilet? we run the biggest twoilgt in america? look at me. >> ainsley: democrats still love him and vote for him. >> steve: listen, gavin newsom in the polls is very, very popular with democrats and look at california. >> steve: i get it because he is like a movie star. anyway, as i mentioned so ron desantis was here in, no. he was also down in pennsylvpennsylvaniawhere he tat about this to the crowd there. >> there shouldn't be any of these woke prosecutors getting elected anywhere in the country at this poi

well, we reached out to adam smith international. we reached out to the researches who were named in the documents. the for research is the 4 main researchers who named in the documents we reached at 2 days to the strategic dialogue. who was the other member of the consortium working with adam smith international. i sd decline. well, they didn't reply to our request comment. and so adam smith international declined to comment, they sent us a very short generic comment. and the 3 of the researchers didn't reply to this question for comment and but one of them day, then you can see her responses in the full article. and she says that she had believed that the time that working as a power steering and she's this is another interesting aspect of the story. she's actually palestinian father is a palestinian. and she said that she believe that the time that as a palestinian working within the sort of british government institutions, she could hope to change them from within. and that she no longer believes that. now that's that's, that's y

it's not good enough shape to go to other camps but they said we lost adam, we lost adam's smile butusands of kids and everyone of those kids you see adam's smile so it's been a really big deal for the family. >> an amazing organization, victories junction. to learn more about the camp for kids underprivileged kids, victory junction.org. the tragedy of his grandson be killed and raising accident, they said at the camp. i was blown away when we got a chance to walk through but he's a legend. when you hear his story you realized from lee petty to today, there's no story of nascar or daytona without the king. >> you interviewed a legend, you don't get an opportunity often to interview legends of the sport. >> that was just the family side so stay tuned for part two next hour where we talk about the raising side of his career. seven-time cup series, seven-time daytona champs, the real guy. >> i love his signature look, i love his signature look and he said i met this little girl, cheerleader. he's just a real person and you feel that it comes across. >> he offered me some of his step, yo

. >> jeanine: like what they did in the basement with adam adam schiff?> jessica: when the republicans were invited down in order to check fillet, is that we are talking about? if you were running the committee, you would provide the minority with all of the evidence, i know that you would to. >> jeanine: we are talking about whistle-blowers and without getting into the laws that protect them unless and until they have the ability to speak publicly -- let them speak. at that point you can tape recorder they will send you the transcript. >> greg: know you're running the b block. >> jesse: chuck grassley comes out he says he's got an fbi whistle-blower telling him the fbi knows all about hunter biden's crimes that he has evidence that joe biden knows about all of hunter's business and also has evidence that joe was involved in hunter biden's criminal business. no one's even talking about it. you want to know why? because everybody already knows that, everybody already knows all of this stuff go what is the end game here? this is my grievance -- are going to

may i introduce you to nick adams nick adams. thank you, ronnie. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. what an honor pleasure and privilege it is to stand before you here tonight. as ronnie correctly pointed out, this is indeed my fourth visit to the. and every time i come here, i feel just a little bit more in love with the organization, with the building, and with the group. a lot of that has got to do with rebecca, ronnie, who is a lady that is a magnificent patriot, a very kind person. and this is a bittersweet evening for us because this, of course, as you all know, is rosanne out a few moments ago, this is ronnie's last meeting physically being here. and i know that i speak on behalf of every single person in this room when i say thank you, god bless you. good luck in florida and we love you. i have a brand new book out today and it is called the most dangerous president in history. and i'm delighted that cc ban book tv is here to cover this particular. before i get into the book i want to speak a little bit about my feelings about the united s

but adam brooks, do trash heap. but adam brooks, do you agree with me ?e with me? i agree with you. digital i.d. you agree with me? i agree with you. digital id. is basically control for governments , opens control for governments, opens the door to a social ratings to digital currencies . it just digital currencies. it just means that everything in our life could suddenly be on our. now i'm on my phone, too anyway. but if that runs out of battery , suddenly i can't pay for things like . i'll get my medical things like. i'll get my medical records up if i need it. yeah. or if you haven't had whatever. the latest vaccine. yeah. i mean, what's blair's obsession with this has been for decades mean for decades. he's wanted to control it. i don't know. it makes wonder what his agenda is . this him doing it as someone else behind the scenes , pushing else behind the scenes, pushing him? i don't know , though. what him? i don't know, though. what do you think? it's from my first question. whenever tony blair's just anything is two automatically want to do the op

with the forecast, fox news meteorologist adam klotz. adam. adam: hey there, jon.a day makes. boy, it is pleasant here on this sunday particularly in some of these areas that saw frigid temperatures. but right now as we speak, mid 40s, 50 degrees and even some closer to 40 and just yesterday -10, down as low as -30 degrees. incredibly cold. this is the temperature change over the last 24 hours, particularly there on the east coast. plenty of spots around 5 the degrees warmer than -- 25 degrees warmer, but it's not just the east coast. we can stretch you back across the west, 10-15 degrees warmer right now than it was yesterday. and this is a trend that's going to continue. that currently leaves the temperatures in the 50s and 60s across a large portion of the country, particularly here in the east. this is the setup that's allowed it to happen, big high pressure system, low pressure system in the middle of the country that grabs some of this warm air off the gulf of mexico, pulls it up into the middle of the country, and we're going to be stuck in in this for the n

but you mentioned adam schiff, youihave katie porter as well. and a lot of people think a congresswoman barbara lee will officially enter the race. who has the inside track? >> yeah. you got to throw rock on and there and maybe a player to be named later or 2. and what that really grant is that someone has to raise a lot of money and that puts a lot of pressure on katie porter. adam schiff sewn up about 40% of the california congressional delegation has the backing of nancy pelosi and her teen. if, for example, dianne feinstein were to come out and back. adam schiff, that would be a big deal that what i think putin is cemented in the front runner status. but if you've got 5 or 6 democrats in the race, they raise a lot of money and they beat the heck out of each other that provides the opening for a moderate republican from southern california from hollywood. whoever that person is to enter the race to try to get and move forward in california's top 2 primary systtm. so republicans are looking at this race and trying to determine how many democra

adam mickiewicz studied there and also studied.olish poet and vladislav sorokollya, by the way, not far from the square , on the site where the city square is located, a family lived before the war. e kushners are relatives of us president donald trump, they had a tailoring workshop. they sewed men's hats, and therefore they remained alive in the execution on december 7, 1941, and during the selection they were selected as masters by the germans, as you know, they occupied novogrudok on july 4 in 1941, and after 22 days , a demonstrative execution of jews was staged here on the square to the music. subject, ghetto persona, who hurts to touch hurts. remember, but it is impossible not to leave. novogrudskaya, getta four mass executions last may 7 , 1943, the survivors understood. soon it will be their turn to die, imminent. in the middle. in may the prisoners began to dig the underground passage with shovels , spoons and nails. what will happen in 5 months on september 26 through the tunnel. the most massive and successful escape of

as new york mayor adams, you lost a big part of it politically.ou had a historic election down in florida. there is a report card. sorry, you lost. >> the attempted zinger sound bites from the left is that you can always absolutely obliterate them with facts. kayleigh did, of course. we don't use asylum-seekers as props, really? you're a member when he spent remember when he spent a night with migrant workers? >> guess who said this. new york city's criminal justice system is turning into a laughingstock of our entire country. i am laser focused on the shooters, praising the cops. making arrests and then demanding that the other team must do their part, meaning the prosecutor's. that was june 6th, 2022, just last year, that was mayor adams. former republican for many years. he's willing to look at the facts as long as they're coming out of his mouth. he can't figure out how to fix any of that. we are still a laughingstock when it comes to crime. i am not laughing, and crying about it. it's sad seeing people beaten to their lives in the subway sy s

amy: this comes as new york city mayor eric adams, himself a former police officer who has spoken outnst police brutality and says he and his brother were beaten by police as teenagers, now says he plans to restart a controversial nypd anti-crime unit that was broken up after protests over the police killing of george floyd. the units will have a new name, neighborhood safety teams. no matter what you call them, our guest radley balko writes in "the new york times" that "tyre nichols's death proves yet again that 'elite' police units are a disaster." radley balko is an investigative reporter and author of "rise of the warrior cop: the militarization of america's police forces" and of the criminal justice newsletter "the watch." welcome back to democracy now! thank you for joining us from nashville. let's start off with what you are saying, that these elite police units are disaster. respond to what happened to tyre nichols in memphis and how this illustrates what is going on around the country. >> what we saw in memphis is a very familiar story, unfortunately. what has happened probab

but adam brooks, do trash heap. but adam brooks, do you agree with me ?e with me? i agree with you. digital i.d. you agree with me? i agree with you. digital id. is basically control for governments , opens control for governments, opens the door to a social ratings to digital currencies . it just digital currencies. it just means that everything in our life could suddenly be on our. now i'm on my phone, too anyway. but if that runs out of battery , suddenly i can't pay for things like . i'll get my medical things like. i'll get my medical records up if i need it. yeah. or if you haven't had whatever. the latest vaccine. yeah. i mean, what's blair's obsession with this has been for decades mean for decades. he's wanted to control it. i don't know. it makes wonder what his agenda is . this him doing it as someone else behind the scenes , pushing else behind the scenes, pushing him? i don't know , though. what him? i don't know, though. what do you think? it's from my first question. whenever tony blair's just anything is two automatically want to do the op

>> adam yup.nthony: wow. >> adam: yeah, that's why you gotta have a lot of horsepower. >> mike: but too much power can get you in a lot of trouble, also. >> anthony: oh, really? >> mike: oh yeah. >> adam: exactly right. horsepower is not always the key to success. but it's always a lot of fun. >> mike: hopefully you can come back and try the barbie jeep thing. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: guns are a fact of life around here. whether as a means to defend your isolated home, get yourself dinner when there's no place else to get it, or just for the fun of shooting stuff. the feeling that gun ownership is an absolute right, immutable, and non-negotiable runs deep here. >> anthony: everybody's backyard look like this? >> ashley mcmillion: ours does. >> anthony: justin and ashley mcmillion are the nice couple next door. [ rapid fire ] if unusually, heavily-armed. >> justin mcmillion: our muzzle break is the only kind that actually reduces recoil, muzzle rise, and flash. >> anthony: they own “jmac custom

thrilled to have adam here.ore we get to all that, republicans have been quietly hoping that donald trump will magically disappear as he kicks off a 2024 campaign that no one except his hardcore fans seem to want and now there's a chance republicans will get their wish, as manhattan prosecutors present evidence to a grand jury considering possible criminal charges against trump in the stormy daniels hush money scandal. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i got to say, it's very weird to see donald trump just out there campaigning for president as if he didn't orchestrate a coup to overthrow american democracy [ light laughter ] it's like a burglar who climbed through a window, set off the alarm, scrambled back out and said to himself, "maybe i'll just go ring the doorbell. they probably won't recognize me if i take the mask off." he's hoping we all just forget about his coup attempt, like when george tried to show up to work on monday after quitting on friday [ laugh