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and also in our alexandria house. that's from a trip that they took after the administration to oman and jordan to visit kim hussein. >> christmas at the white house. >> and tax in a store where we spent our christmas and some are called the squash possum. and mama potter necklace that i now have. and that was the last big family picture that was taken, that was about 2002. we did that about the 20th anniversary of the betty ford summer. and most of those granddaughters are married and have children of their own. >> that is an amazing picture. >> that's actually in palm springs out in the yard. >> yeah. >> well, susan, i brought a picture to because my kids don't remember this. this is long before i got married. but i often traveled with betty ford on her virtues around the country. and i will tell you that our first ladies who made themselves available -- it was the first time that i covered a first lady so i had nothing to prepare with. but even now that i've covered seven first ladies over a period of 40 years, i t

for more, we're joined by alexandria ocasio-cortez.ver 650,000 people across parts of the bronx and queens, one of the most diverse districts in the united states. we want to talk about the mayoral election here in new york. we want to talk about infrastructure in the green new deal. i this latest news in haiti and the call for u.s. or u.n. troops from some sectors, the interim government of haiti. what is your concern here with president biden pulling the troops out of afghanistan and the possibility of pressure to go back to the u.s. -- u.s. going back to occupying haiti? >> you know, i think there are any enormous amounts of concerns. first of all, i apply the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan but the intention is -- that is not to relocate troops from afghanistan to anywhere else. i don't believthat was the intention ofhe withdrawal from the white house, either. but the situation is extraordinarily delicate. extremely fragile. i do not believe right now that the introduction u.s. troops without -- particarly without any sort of

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the office of historic alexandria, in partnership with the emerging revolutionary war, hosted a symposium four symposium presenters take part in a discussion and answer audience questions about misconceptions about the american revolution. the office of historic alexandria provided the video. >> since this is about misconceptions, or the hindsight of 2020 and 2021, i will throw this to the panel. what is one misconception, either that was not

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in just a minute, though, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's going to weigh in on that, and the news, tonight, that kevin mccarthy, as chris and i have been talking about, has made his picks for the select committee to investigate the january-6th insurrection. congressman jim jordan, you remember the former guy called him a bulldog. wasting no time showing just how little he cares about the committee's mission to get the truth of what happened on january 6th. >> mr. jordan, what do you hope to accomplish on the republican side in this investigation? >> we know what this is about. this is about going after president trump. you know? i mean, the democrats. they don't want to talk about anything else. >> hmm. well, there you go. and that, right there, that's why kevin mccarthy chose him. to defend the disgraced-former president. still, the up disputed leader of the republican party. to defend the big lie and the big liar. the big liar. the white house with, you know, we all saw it. the whitewashers, excuse me, i should say, that we all saw w

democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and the black lives matter organization placing theunited states for the suffering of the cuban people. fox's mark meredith is in washington with more. hey, mark. >> reporter: good evening. leaders of black lives matter generated a lot of controversy by suggesting that the u.s. is to blame for cuba's economic woes. now some of those views are being sported by, as you mentioned, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> the embargo, the u.s. embargo is absurdly cruel. and, like other u.s. policies, particularly other u.s. policies targeting black americans and latinos, the cruelty is the point. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio said blaming the u.s. for cuba's conditions is outrageous. he says the communist regime is responsible for the economic crisis. he also took a shot at black lives matter on twitter. he wrote: my office stands ready to help the leaders of the black lives matter organization emigrate to cuba. president biden not blaming the u.s. for cuba's troubles. he says if they fail, it's because of the leaders embracin

the office of historic alexandria in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk andvided the video. >> our next speaker is mark molloy. he's an historian currently working for the national park service in virginia. he is the author of "victory or death, the battle of trenton and princeton," december 25th, 1776, january 3rd, '77, one of the inaugural volumes in the emerging rev war book series. he holds an undergraduate degree in history from the college of william & mary and undergraduate degree in history from george mason university. worked at numerous history sites and archaeological digs for the past 15 years and is an avid revolutionary war re-enactor. i'm looking forward to drunk he isians in ten critical days and everybody get close to your computer because this is an interactive session so watch up for fun things to pop up on your screen, and with that i'll turn it over to mark. >> all right. can you hear me, liz? >> yeah. >> excellent. thanks for joining me here today. like liz said, i figured, you know, hindsight is 2020. if only we pushed this -- this -- t

the office of historic alexandria, in partnership with the emerging revolutionary war, hosted a symposium on the war. next, four symposium presenters take part in a discussion and answer audience questions about misconceptions about the american revolution. the office of historic alexandria provided the video. >> since this is about misconceptions, or the hindsight of 2020 and 2021, i will throw this to the panel. what is one misconception, either that was not covered, or was covered by a different panelist in the general topics? for instance, vanessa covered southern campaigns, what is one misconception she missed picking on my fellow park ranger, there. >> i missed none. i'm going to say that. >> i will talk about one huge misconception. the fact the war ended after yorktown. there are so many people that think that. especially in south carolina and georgia. it was the same in the north, but it was really a hotbed in a relatively small, confined area in south carolina. then in georgia before savannah. that is a big thing right there. i find the south carolina and your chopper in really

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and alexandria ocasio-cortez, she tore into sinema.of tanking the democratic bill on infrastructure and climate change, trace? are a. >> trace: chad pergram on the hill. thank you. new indications that the gubernatorial election in california might be much tighter than previously believed. a survey shows almost half of likely voters support the action against democratic incumbent gavin newsom. some of the major issues facing the governor crime, homelessness, and accusations of hypocrisy over maverick usage. newsom calls it a partisan effort. here's national correspondent william la jeunesse in los angeles. >> republicans won't stop their election rejection. so in california, we have got to stop them. >> a new poll says it's not just republicans. 47% of all likely voters support the recall. the poll also found 53% of republicans believe newsom will be recalled just 8% of drassments a poll uc berkeley say could turn low turn out. under job performance 51, 48. he remains undeterred. >> we are going to defeat this partisan effort and we ar

the office of historic alexandria in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted a symposium on the revolutionary war next four symposium presenters participate in a final discussion and answer audience questions about misconceptions about the american revolution. the office of historic alexandria provided the video to mark its 60th anniversary the white house historical association published a book about the irish immigrant who designed the president's house. the book is james hoban designer and builder of the white house. in one hour on the presidency a conversation about the architectural political and cultural ideas behind the mansion that's recognized worldwide. then in about two hours and 15 minutes a ceremony at james hoban's washington dc grave site to recognize his contributions to his adopted country. since this is all about misconceptions or hindsights of 2020 ish in 2021 or throw this out to the panel. whoever wants to respond first. what is one misconception either that was not covered or that was covered by a different panelists. are in general topic so like for in

left wing crediting the president black lives matter and alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> the u.s.surdly cruel and, like other u.s. policies, particularly other u.s. policies targeting lat continue americans and latinos, this cruelty is the point. and i outright reject the biden administration's defense much the embargo. >> sunday's marches by thousands of cubans across the island have largely been a one day protest now that the communist regime cracked down. cuba's president continues blaming the u.s. and american social media influence on his country's unrest reiterating, quote: we will defend the revolution in the end. miami's cuban born congressman carlos gimenez says not necessary. >> regime in eastern germany and poland and check volume vok i can't had no intention to relinquish power. eventually if had enough people did go out in the street and demand change, they got it i think the same thing has to happen in cuba. >> and in a very rare admission. cuba's leaders accepted some blame for the demonstrations across the island on sunday and the conditions that inspired them and

alexandria, virginia. hello. caller: good morning. one thing i wanted to bring up, i don't know if we've ever had a president who lost the presidency who still goes on spewing falsehoods about the election. as one of their caller alluded to, making sure that people who follow the guidelines of the country are held accountable when they break the rules of the country, specifically targeting the insurrection. there are a lot of different notions going on. i am looking at the way the country is established. it seems there is a large group that wants to follow the lie. host: all to mont springs, florida. we will hear from maggie. caller: good morning. i for one i'm tired of the time being spent on january 6. a group of people did bad things, get over it. quit trying to blame our former president for it. these people were acting on their own. they didn't behave correctly. what is there to investigate? host: you don't think there were causes behind what happened? caller: of course, they were upset that mr. trump didn't get into office. how

what do you have to say two representatives cori bush and alexandria ocasio-cortez?tting them to achieve some kind of actual bipartisan agreement, all this does is send us ten steps back. i think it's absolutely reprehensible that we have that sort of biting statement being put out in lockstep with twitter's toxicity there. i found cori bush's tweet far more offensive than aoc just for that reason, #negotiationssowhite. it's my recollection that both of them has served as surrogates for candidates who aren't all minorities. they have most notably bernie sanders, for example. how does that bode well with their continued surrogacy for these democrat candidates that aren't minorities? and back to julie's point, to dilute the fact that they represent constituents well. if so they should come out and be totally honest because that's what these tweets imply. >> kennedy: there's a lot of work to be done, morgan. not only on infrastructure but certainly on immigration and the border crisis. but when you are making every issue about race, you sort of don't have to focus on th

he joins us from alexandria, virginia adult for franco. welcome back to rock 20. why is the vaccination rate across the country falling off a cliff to pick up on that point? she was making them mid april 3 point 2000000 people per day. and now it's down to a kick in the backside of a $1000000.00 people per day. well, i think what's going on, i think this is a continuation of some model messages by this president. i think the, the focus is of course, trying to get people vaccinated because the problem is the unvaccinated. those are the deaths that are taking place, not the vaccinated, and the mask mandate is going to be now a disincentive to get facts needed. so if you have to not wear a mask whether you are vaccinated or not, there's not much of an incentive to do so. obviously it's a free country and your report is correct. no matter what the excuses and it's funny to do with health care system. these are free vaccines are widely available at grocery stores and pharmacies throughout the country is a large segment of the population. that is not trop, that is a har

he joins us from alexandria in virginia. he's a lawyer and also a former assistant administrator of latin america and the caribbean for usa id. mr . frankly, thank you for your time with us today. i believe you weren't in columbia during this period and i gather you are not surprised by these charges. i'm not surprised . quite frankly, i was in columbia was such an administrator for 6 years from the take take over the re big government to its 1st term. so i visited the area and visited north descent and there and good to my own. and i'm not surprised for this reason. this is a very brutal, ambitious civil war. both sides commit atrocities. we tried to investigate these matters. it was very difficult, but i can tell you just as an aside, for example, as i visited these, these war zones, we would have to fly in the morning and fly out in the late afternoon because they're surrounded by guerrillas. so it was a very tense situation where unfortunately, the rule laws were thinking for both sides. talking about the government very

. >>> the office of historic alexandria in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted a symposium on the war. next four symposium presenters take part in a final discussion and answer audience questions about misconceptions about the american revolution. the office of historic alexandria provided the video. >> since this is all about misconceptions or hindsights of 2020 and 2021, i want to throw this out to the panel, whoever wants to respond first. what is one misconception either that was not covered or that was covered by a different panelist in the general topics. for instance, vanessa covered southern campaigns. what's one misconception that she missed picking on my fellow park ranger there. >> i missed none. i'm just going to say that. >> i'll talk about one huge misconception is the fact that the war ended after york town. i mean, there's a -- there's so many people that think that. and, you know, especially when you go down to south carolina and georgia, it was not ending. it was the same thing in the north but it was really a hot bed in a relatively small confined area in

i paid a visit to their training center in alexandria. general -- she spent 15 years as a marine and now she focuses on flowers. >> i want healthy flowers. >> reporter: she learned the science and art of farming here in virginia on land once owned by george washington. >> it's exhausting and hot and buggy and it's the most satisfying and the happiest i have been. >> she began three yeerars ago the veteran farmer reserve program that gives veterans an opportunity to decide if farming is for them. for farming, it was a perfec fit. >> it's an incredible program for veterans transitioning from years of service in to the next career. >> she farms here full time and dreams of one day having a farm of her own. about 125 veterans have learned to farm at arcadia and most, including army veteran marcus has a passion for growing fruits. >> from my left, we have cucumbers and pumpkins, and water melons. tomatoes here. >> what did you feel like that first time you put your fingers in the soil here? >> terrified. >> terrified. >> i had no clue what i w

. >> here in old town alexandria, actually one of the oldest cities in our union in our nation. you didn't hear that kind of divisive rhetoric, they steer clear of what is coming from maxine waters on capitol hill and i want you to hear what some of the folks in alexandria has to say. >> strangely enough there has been a lot of controversy over the american flag, the symbol. i'm just asking everybody, what do you feel when you see an american flag, what does it mean to d you? >> it's freedom. >> what the brave and home of the free. it's that simple. >> it's weird seeing how much we have it everywhere, and it's consistent, but >> they hoped that theyio would find ways to unify the nation and that's one thing that concerns american moe being extraordinarily divided and people wanted to stop. >> sean: a sara carter, thank you for that report. joining us now with more reaction, fox news contributor leo jarrell. we can to cohost pete hegseth. how many fought, bled and died, people to like you that served their country? and we are building walls, and i think that speaksth volumes. s >

the office of historic alexandria, in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and freud video. >> we are going to introduce vanessa smiley, an historian and interpreter whose roots began at the national parks. her park experience includes the southern campaign of the american revolution, parks group, guilford courthouse, and national historic society. vanessa is currently the project manager of interpretive media development. she received her bachelor's degree in historic preservation from the university of washington in fredericksburg. she enjoys drinking craft beer and helping animals of all kinds. we welcome vanessa as she present american revolutionary war from the bottom up. southern theater misconceptions. >> thank you so much. thank you for having me today. i am probably going to be talking to you a little bit about the southern theater and some misconceptions that go along with it. so let me first go over what we consider the southern theater. it seems straightforward enough and it pretty much is. the southern theater includes military engagements that took

alexandria ocasio-cortez is nothing more than a communist sympathizer who wants to bring socialism to united states of america and i'm sure she sympathizes with the regime in cuba. the reality is, is that they use everything that they get when they do business with other countries for the regime, they use it to reward the people in the ruling class. it never gets to the people. todd: last week, congresswoman ocasio-cortez released a video calling the embargo absurdly cruel for targeting latin americas -- latin americans and latinos. ashley: jeff bezos is one day away from joining richard branson as the latest billionaire to blast into space. he they will leave west texas on the new shepherd rocket at 9:00 a.m. eastern standard time. todd: tune into fox news later today when bezos sits down withl cavuto to talk about his flight into the final frontier. ashley: las vegas following los angeles, sort of, reimposing the mask mandate for casino employees regardless of vaccine status. coming unwe talk with a california business owner and las vegas council woman. todd: a bold claim made by th

the office of historic alexandria in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted a symposium on the revolutionary war next four symposium presenters participate in a final discussion and answer audience questions about misconceptions about the american revolution. the office of historic alexandria provided the video to mark its 60th anniversary the white house historical association published a book about the irish immigrant who designed the president's house. the book is james hoban designer and builder of the white house. in one hour on the presidency a conversation about the architectural political and cultural ideas behind the mansion that's recogn

some, some of them are looted. alexandria is home to settle for that because most under privileged people, their policy has been listened by the code at 1900 pandemic pushing them to desperation. police are now on a mission to recover some of the plunder. so where the sites where part of the recovery operation is taking place, that is a 4th police officer is confiscating some of the items that were looted. and if you look behind, we had the sort of looks like a refuse. it looks like a garbage area. but it's believe that some of the stuff that was listed was actually hidden in places like this. and if you can see the car behind the, some of the things that have been recovered a couch, i see a refrigerator, what looks to be a mattress at the back, the, these all things that the police are now going to take. this is footage of little ran 2nd job with more info with the police stood helpless as people young and old grabbed anything they could carry. it's the worst violence and lorna smith, south africa, has seen since the end of parties 27 years. it has shocked the whole country. more than 20

squad members alexandria ocasio-cortez and cori bush putting to issues of race and diversity when itins us live on capitol hill with more. >> democrat on democrat violence democrat kyrsten sinema backs the bipartisan package but not the $3 trillion democratic bill. >> the word in this town at all across the country from the naysayers is that bipartisanship is dead. and that government is broken. we are here to say, no. it works. it takes time, it is hard. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez blasts kyrsten sinema and accuse the democrat of taking the bigger democratic bill. she tweeted it "is this a bipartisan infrastructure group or the audience at a kid rock concert. and they have some work to do. >> talking to members, and that racial equity is embedded throughout the bill. they are withholding their boat through the partisan bill, >> i don't know what it is and hoping for the best. they need it progressives on board and they can only lose four votes in the house and as we always say julie, this is about the math. the math, the math. back to you. >> julie: is so president biden gets his pr

i can tell you what alexandria ocasio-cortez has said.roader spectrum across the political divide is praising the president for what he has done so far with cuba. >> you're not going to get argument from the from what john just said. cuba isn't repressive, fascist regime that has not granted rights to its people, basic civil human rights. there is poverty in cuba that's the result of bad leadership and fascist leadership and undemocratic leadership. we should do everything we can as a nation to end that failed regime and free the cuban people from what's been going on. so i disagree, i read that full statement and i disagree with the part where they say they've advanced human rights in that country. they have had propaganda against things going on but they have not advanced to the human rights of anyone on this planet we should deliver everything we can to end that regime. >> shannon: thank you very much, have a great weekend. a creative way to put out a raging wildfire and flood waters pick up an entire house. today's most viral videos n

>> well, alexandria ocasio-cortez is not running for mayor.ng. i have to win an election in november. my comments are for those candidates in the race. we have different beliefs. i don't support disbanding police departments. i don't support many of their concepts. so i'm talking about the concept of the socialists that are trying to take us away from our way of life. it's not the individual. now, we all want the same thing. i'm proud of the life of many of those individuals that want better schools, health care, affordable housing, to rebuild our economy. we just have different ways of doing that. it's my job as the mayoral candidate to point out how different i am from those who are running against me. >> it's a pleasure to have you on, eric adams. i hope you come back so we can continue these discussions. thank you so much, okay? >> thank you. take care. >> thank you. >>> simone biles, speaking out tonight. tweeting, the outpouring, love, and support i've received has made me realize i'm more than my accompl accomplishments, and gymnastics,

. >> here in old town alexandria, one of the oldest cities in our union and in our nation number if you didn't hear that kind of divisive rhetoric. it they steered clear of what you heard coming out of maxine waters from capitol hill parade i want you to hear what some of the folks in alexandria had to say. >> strangely enough, there's been a lot of controversy over the american flag and i'm just asking everybody what do you feel when you see an american flag, what does it mean to you? >> hope and freedom. >> home of the brave and home of the free. it's that simple. >> when i was overseas and i could get back to an american flag post, i was safe. that was safe. >> it's weird seeing how much we have it everywhere. i think it's a little aggressive. the divisiveness still exists not just in politics. there's still a lot that needs to be worked on. >> i can see where people are coming from when they don't believe in the flag anymore but at the same time, should have faith in house open the flag. this is your home even if you are not from here, you came here and this is your home. >> this is

misconceptions of the southern campaigns during the american revolution the office of historic alexandria in partnership with emerging revolutionary war hosted this talk and provided the video. we are going to introduce vanessa smiley who is a historian and interpreter. those roots began at the national parks. her revoir park experience includes the southern campaign of the american revolution parks group guilford courthouse, nasa, military park and morristown national historics vanessa is currently the project manager of interpretive media development for the national capital area at harpers ferry center. she received their bachelor's degree in historic preservation from the university of mary, washington in fredericksburg, virginia, and our master's degree in resource interpretation from stephen f austin state university in texas. she enjoys researching family histories drinking craft beer and helping animals of all kinds we welcome vanessa as she presents american revolutionary war from the bottom up southern theater misconceptions. thank you so much phil. alright everyone. hi. thank y

>> that is absolutely correct what alexandria ocasio-cortez is proposing and enlisting in the embargo will profit the regime at a pivotal moment when we have the opportunity as a leader of a free world to bring liberty and freedom to an island nation that is 90 miles away from our shores. i think there's a lot at stake and am very concerned about the president's next move i spoke with the state department and i urge them to work with our neighbors, mexico, brazil, work with our nato allies work with canada and other countries that are democracy to push this regime out and bring freedom to the people, that is what they want and deserve and i know the people firsthand mean is him in the reality communism is not for good for anybody neither is socialism. mike: an ongoing sexual harassment aggregation against andrew cuomo he went into testifying we have not heard a lot about that you get a sense that were near the end at this point? >> yes they have interviewed senior staff members in his or administration and interview the governor under oath and we should expect a report from the attorn

. ♪ ashley: a colorado congresswoman and alexandria ocasio-cortez going head to head on twitter aftershimkus is here to explain. carley, quite the battle. carley: lauren bobert and new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez got into an epic sparring match on social media following bobert's cpac speech. take a listen. >> we're here to tell government we don't want your benefits, we don't want your welfare, leave us the hell alone. carley: to that aoc responded, tweeting tell them loud and proud, girl, they will dismantle any semblance of a public safety net we have left and make working people pay more for everything on low wages while wall street gets a meal ticket, good old conservative values, baby. the congresswoman said no one is talking about taking away safety nets, she is encouraging people to do more for themselves than what the government can offer them. this whole thing got ugly. that was like the highlights. that was an abridged version. it was long, family members were mentioned and i have a feeling it will continue into today. todd: it's like mma on twitter, right? c

alexandria ocasio-cortez did say progressives would tank the bipartisan agreement if they didn't get social spending and climate spending, which is important too in the reconciliation bill. so right now they are playing chicken on the highway. kailey: business as usual on capitol hill. when it comes to the specifics in these bills, what about the salt cap? i know people watching in washington and new york probably care about that. wendy: i'm sure they do. it looks like there might be some relief for that because there are the new york, new jersey, connecticut delegations that are very interested in getting some relief on the $10,000 cap on state and local taxes off of federal taxes. so they are looking at getting some relief on that. the trouble is that takes away revenue, which means some of these expensive social programs don't get paid for. jonathan: wendy, wonderful as always. wendy benjaminson, bloomberg deputy managing editor for government. believe it or not, i want to spend a few minutes talking about social etiquette, and the difference between the first question you ask in

the representative being recognized as the democrat from new york, alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> bottlenecks in pandemic related factors have been one of the primary reasons that lead to price increases with their its computer chips, complications with delaying the production of new vehicles, prompting a rush on used vehicles, the price of lumber, shipping container logistics. we know these price increases were not caused by changes in interest rates. they were caused by supply chain complications. you have said that these price increases are transitory. >> yes. we think they will be. we lack certainty on that, but we do believe that's the case. >> if drivers of inflation are supply chain issues, do you think that these issues are best resolved through investments making that supply chain more resilient or higher interest rates? >> if we see things that are temporary or transitory and that should move through and go away because they are associated with the opening of the economy, it would be inappropriate for us to tighten policy, the point of which is to slow down economic activity. >> rec

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alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib, jamaal bowman and cori bush. dsa expressed solidarity with the communist government in cuba. gop representative mario diaz-balart has a theory. >> there doesn't seem to be a way to convince them that the regime in cuba is even a dictatorship but clearly they have great admiration for radical left ideologies. they themselves espouse radical left ideologies. reporter: democrats lost two house seats in southern florida last year. partly because voters thought the gop had a better case against socialism. how the democrats handle cuba could be an issue in the midterm elections. bernie sanders of vermont identifies as socialist. he says the cuban people deserve democracy. he implored the cuban government to allow protests to continue. liz. elizabeth: chad pergram, great to see you. thanks for joining us. joining us former deputy assistant secretary for cuba and venezuela for the state department. we're honored to have her on. you heard the report. why the silence from the progressive left here? >> it is not just the si

that was congresswoman alexandria o kass owe yeah -- ocasio cortez last week with a preview if the democratsn bill through congress. the president has requested these climate troops with progressives pushing to hire 1.5 million americans over five years to repair national park trails, install rooftop solar panels and become so called clean energy educators. climate corps enrolees would earn at least 15 bucks an hour, get health coverage, counselling and child care and education grants of $25,000 a year. we're back with dan henninger, editorial page writer jilian meltor. you have been digging into this. a lot of phone calls this last week. where does this idea come from? what would this climate corps do? >> well, originally the idea dates back to the 1930s. the civilian conservational corps, but green activists, the progressives are saying that that was racist in some ways, that it focused too much on hiring men, and that we need a whole new program here that's really focused not just on climate change, but on environmental justice. we're talking about addressing racism, sexism in society, ta

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez admitting progressives, will, quote, tank the bipartisan billdemocrats do not pass another $3.5 trillion spending bill through reconciliation. every senate democrat will need to be on board to make that happen. and the white house is reportedly readying sanctions on seven chinese officials over beijing's crackdown on hong kong's freedom. this comes after president biden yesterday said the situation in hong kong is, quote, deteriorating. those sanctions could be rolled out you as soon as today. we are waiting to see if this materializes. big deal in the semiconductor industry, intel reportedly in talks to acquire contract chip maker global foundries for $30 billion. the wall street journal says the deal would help intel build its new contract manufacturing unit. if it does not go through, global foundries may go forward with an initial public offering perhaps next year. a major set biontech for biogen's new alzheimer's drug. let's tell you about the alzheimer's drug, three major hospitals including the cleveland clinic and mount sinai in new york

the office of historic alexandria, in partnership with emerging revolutionary war, hosting this top, and provided the video. current director of education our first speaker, a good friend of mine, travis shaw. travis shaw is the current director for the virginia piedmont heritage area. he joins two decades of presentation and museum itch occasion. with publican educations provoked adjoining, try the spent time at historic st. mary's at the archeological conservation lab at mount vernon, and oakland's gardens. he holds a b.a. in history from state mary college, nma and history from public history, and he is written numerous articles for the american bout of trust. if you look closely, email so spot him in historical films, including mount vernon, and the boston tea party shift in museums. also, travis is pretty famous on youtube because travis did three or four videos a week of virtual programs during covid times. travis is well versed in doing virtual presentations. it is my honor to present travis as he presents disinfectant and dangerous persons. royalist resistance in the minuteme

>> well, alexandria ocasio-cortez is not running for mayor, and the "post" made it appear as though mynts were toward her. no, i'm still campaigning. i have to win an election in november. my comments are for those candidates who are in the race. we have different beliefs on what america needs to turn around. i don't support disbanding police departments. it's part of our public safety ecosystem. i don't support many of their concepts. and so i'm talking about the concept of the socialists that trying to take us away from our way of life. and it's not the individual. now, we all want the same thing. i'm proud of the life of many of those individuals that want better schools, better health care, affordable housing, rebuild our economy, ending inequalities. we just have different ways of doing that. and it's my job as the mayoral candidate it point out how different i am from those who are running against me. >> it's a pleasure to have you on, eric adams. and again, i hope that you come back so that we can continue these discussions. thank you so much. okay? >> thank you. take care. >> t

for example, alexandria ocasio-cortez has finally broken her silence on the issue, but blaming the u.sr its absurdly cruel embargoes and blaming joe biden for, she e trump-era restrictions. we look at her on a sound bite and get your thoughts on the other side. >> one of the things we want to make sure we communicate is our solidarity with the human people. what is important for us to reiterate as well is the u.s. contribution to the suffering of cubans on the island, as well. and that is directly related to the embargo, the u.s. embargo. this cruelty is the point. i outright reject the biden administration's defense of the embargo. >> tomi: i'll tell you guys, listen, if you speak to cuban-americans, those who came to this country, and he asked them what they think about the embargo and what they think about the obama administration, but they did to "open up cuba," that infuriated them today very coy because it gave the regime legitimacy. to hear her talk about this, i don't think she's talked to a lot of cuban-americans and i don't think the democratic party as a whole has talked to

this is daniel from alexandria, virginia. caller: good morning. i think we are completely focused on the wrong theater. we really should be focused on china. i am a veteran of afghanistan. it is the wrong theater. for the military-industrial complex to continue to grow, you have got to focus on the right theater. host: we will focus on afghanistan since that's what we are talking about. what you think about the decision by the president? caller: i think that is the right decision. host: why is that? caller: it is a civil war. you don't win. how do you define success? you just don't. host: if i may ask, what role did you serve in afghanistan? caller: what role? i was in kabul, in the u.s. army in kabul. in that region. host: ok. alicia from columbia, maryland, on the support line. caller: hello, pedro. i have not spoken with you in a long, long time. i am for withdrawal. we have been there too long. they were very smart to use us and get money out of us. i think that was money we could have used here, so i'm glad president biden has done this. than

and faces big hurdles in the l alexandria ocasio-cortez want more spending. >> thank you. >> we turn to the developing story from of u u.s. air force base. airman killed. three injured. it's unclear what accident this was. and the name of thee o of f tht >> we turn to the tokyo olympics. several breaking headlines. american dressel won golddr fre. the first individual gold of his olympic career. surprise gold medalalalalalalalr free style. saying quote i had no idea i was going to do that. the u.s. women four by 200 meter relay team to silver. >> also breaking over u.s. pole vaulter tested positive for covid-19. he's in isolation. and will not compete at the games. his case brief lif forced the entire australian team intolear resume. >> simone biles. still unclear whether she will compete in the four individual tweeted saying the out pouring love ande realize i'm my accomplishments in gymnastics. when i never believed before. she's focusing on from the individual all around competition. and being evaluated every day. she's replaced in the all around by jade carry. >> extreme returnin