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that is the last formal schooling thomas alva edison. >> steve: alva his middle name he was known asldn't say just kids people generally aren't curious where stuff came from. >> this is what i love turns this into a picture book. in is a kid when he wanted find out how a canal work he dove. in beehive work he cracked it open. he made messes and burned down the family barn. he had a mother who cared enough who took the time he said and this is why i wrote the entire book he said my mother was the making of me. she let me follow my bent at a critical time in my life. and there is a spread in the book i will share this with you all where he is burning the furniture with his chemistry experiment. she let him tinker and learn with his hand and head. >> steve: she was okay with him burning the furniture. >> she moved him to the basement as you will see in the spread of this book. it says chemistry books inspired 10-year-old al. his family relocated him to the family cellar. create a battery of jars of acid caused the occasional explosion. he will blow us all up the father fumed. let him be

from what i understand, he visited news new tagil, which is a city in the euros that's home to or alvagonza vote. i know that's uh that's that's a hard name to receive, but it's um it's a real road car making factory that also makes military equipment. it's a well known factory. it's been used very much by the kremlin itself in its propaganda, but i think a us journalist, uh, going to report on or alva guns award is a perfect excuse, right and this is where i want to distinguish between what he was actually doing and what they're saying it was doing right. um it was a perfect excuse to grab hostage. now russian law allows the fsb to do this. this is a legalistic regime of lawlessness in the sense that into a back in 2013, so it's been, you know, it's been 10 years since russia reformed its espionage and high treason laws to essentially include any activity. as potentially bowling under the espionage laws. you do not have to actually be, um collecting information for foreign intelligence service. you can be accused of espionage legally in russia, for, uh, for distributing information pu

people in the center then feel like attorney bragg new york city is not safe, you're putting away josÉ alvathe bodega owner and you're going after the former president for the infraction the dough rise to a level who knows how this is when the shakeup of the reality there sympathy gaining and it's unfortunate that this is taken place how do we get them out of order, let's see if he goes on tuesday. i think you could ne you can hae another gonzales situation. james: i'm not sure i seen the gonzales situation. the question of the strength of the legal case, i'm sure we haven't seen it but is this trying to dress this up into a campaign-finance violation. i'm not aware this ever worked in court what you make of the charge from da bragg. >> this is obviously just a political stunt in a political hit job by leftist foaming out the mouth to take out the leader of the offices position. they screech constantly about threats to democracy but they have no regard for fairness and little care for countries ripped apart at the seams. i will say i suspect this indictment will help trump of the primary be

and it wasn't only that had alva trans nature, but also other high level officials that there were targeting now has multiple arrests, had the made one of them in particular, 40 year old man who was already a local criminal who moved to odessa some 12 years ago. in ukraine and apparently there he joined ukraine security services. this is what he claims now because the suspects hung are confessing from what we hear from the regional minister of defense. and they claim that it was ukraine security services who organized this and also coordinated this out. but of course, as we know, ah, it was afford said, now let's hear some more from what the secure of trends this sale what he had to say about this attack. mister deductible would solution the place where this terrorist attack was supposed to occur, show so said it was meant to target top government officials and to no less extent, inflict numerous civilian casualties. the terrorist attack was prepared to be conducted in the center of the city of to ross paul among a large number of our citizens. now a criminal case has been opened and also we

. ♪ ♪ >> laura: for that we turn to the author of the unexpected light thomas alva edison, fox news contributor you've a prince harry update all of these, it looks like he has been relocated by daddy. >> that is right, kings charles is a vague d harriet and lauren from the cottage and windsor that's the only u.k. residents. the king is offering to prince andrew of all people but laura, and casey thought you heard the last of the sock sixes think again. after two hours with oprah, a six hour netflix stock, a 400 page autobiography. prince harry is now sitting down with a trauma therapist to discuss loss and the importance of personal healing and you can build this online therapy session for only 33's dollars. let's hope it goes better than his recent broadcasts. >> will we hear about mental health? to make that decision to receive help is not a sign of weakness. >> we thing happens when we die? >> i think we become animals. >> probably an elephant. >> favorite smell? >> my wife. >> laura: tmi. first of all is not a christian chris march does the church of england think that we are reincarnated a

. >> jesse: raymond arroyo fox news contributor and author of unexpected light of thomas alva edison.st time hillary clinton has had the runs without having to reach for a bottle of imodium, jesse. i don't know where she is running to. more like a trot. where is the rest of her. we only see from the chin down. what -- but the very idea that hillary clinton is teaching anyone a course in foreign policy decision-making really takes the breath away. this is the woman who four americans dead in bengals. she abandoned the middle east. created the iran nuke deal, i mean, i'm sorry. no one has had more blunders on the foreign policy scene since joe biden went to the middle east. i mean, this is horrendous. this would be like going to a fitness seminar led by rosie o'donnell. you don't want to do. this why hillary is even embarrassing herself, i cannot fathom. here we are, the poor kids at columbia. the week started start she and a attending a broadway show a patron defecated in the aisle. hillary students on columbia. god bless them i hope they can get a return ticket for that one. >> jesse:

with a picture book biography of one of our most famous inventors, "the unexpected light of thomas alvaim little al, and the light bulb. >> i'm from new orleans, i have to bring a prop. there is the light bulb, giving those out to everybody as i tour. such a great story, a lost bit of american history i thought should be reclaimed. thomas was thrown out of school at 8 years old, his mother took him home, home-schooled him, he is the patron saint of home schooling, we capture the tour, and come see me. >> excellent, keep the lights on. we'll see you tomorrow. "america reports." >> especially given like the history of banks with everything that happened in 2008, it's definitely at least for me a cause for concern. >> i don't remember a time when i felt good about the economy. >> as someone who uses these banks never concern, because i don't know if my money is safe or not. >> i believe we will handle this, whatever the situation will entail, i believe we'll have it under control. >> americans will soon find out if the cost of borrowing will soar even higher, we await an announcement from

. >> pickup thomas alva edison is fantastic, listen to me on the radio congresswoman claudia michaelsandraance in "fox &ri friends" is really good, threee. people three hours and a lot ofl fun, paulisoown social media and follow me on twitter, facebook, and instagram and rumble is sound so aggressive. if you want to stay here with me and watch the next show. >> without a doubt dan bongino. >> bring my beer . ♪ gir >> what a difference a week makes the latest witch-hunt against trump crumbling again. apocalyptic warnings and predictions democrats made when trump was in the white house are happening now under biden, trump's press secretary kayleigh mcenany is her e to kayleigh magner. a dentist is accused o reac

the villages this afternoon, but i want you guys to have a copy of the unexpected light of thomas alvathank you for making our morning brighter. thank you, guys. and is thank you all for joining us. did we have a good time this morning or what? [cheers and applause] this has been such a joy. rachel, will and pete, it's been an honor to be here, such great people to get out in america and hear where people are, what they're feeling. and then to hear a story of redemption like angela's, it brings it all full circle to me. there's hope in our country, and this is the hope in our country. i'll leave it there on a happy note. rachel: thank you, ray monday. pete: congrats on the book. >> thank you. love you all. the villages this afternoon at 2:00. will: the villages, 2:00. after that, jump ahead to tomorrow, you don't want to miss this. kevin to leery -- o'leary, shannon bream, maria bartiromo, nancy grace and our featured friend, i went down to houston and had an awesome, impressive dude, devon still, former defensive tackle for the cincinnati bengals. and grammy-nominated phil wickham is

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new book, which is going to be a huge hit to children's book called the unexpected light of thomas alvadison. a lot of people think they know about edison's life. it's just out. but tell us why you end up calling him the patron saint of home schooling. why is that? i don't know why he's not regarded as the patron of home schooling. look, laura , this series is called turnabout tales. it's about crisis points in these young lives of historic figures. in the case of edison, he was thrown out of school at eight years old. master master said he was addled and couldn't be taught. his mother said , you're wrong. my son is more intelligent than you did. she took him home. she home schooled him and allowed him to read deeply and experiment, learn with his head and his hands. that was the last formal schooling he ever received. this is the man that gave us the microphone, motion picture cameras, lights, alkaline battery. it's an incredible story of never giving up on a child and how a parent's devotion can tend to life that can burn clear into the next century. and that's what we have in edison.

yes, alva. don't study. it's weird, yes. if a child doesn’t know from childhood, he doesn’t call the vulva and is called a cookie, because he can go to tell, yes, that i’m sad today, because dad ate it again. we cookie it real story. it's so in the garden not recognized, incest is sexual abuse that could have been stopped earlier. if a child called a spade a spade, and that is, a girl simply called things like that and therefore said so, that is, so that they could name hmm what they have there with their organs, where they hurt, where they tried to touch, then, if the child is taught he will really come and tell. you know, i remember too, i guess everyone at school started telling you, and i actually kind of, well, never told this story to anyone. i have in school, too, probably everyone at school had. i don’t remember any more there was a teacher, there was physics or mathematics. and how do i remember that somehow he somehow touched me, and what is it? like a child, i don't understand what it is? i don't even have to tell

the headlines that we turnunexpe to fox news contributor, author of the unexpected light of thomas alva edison, raymond arroyo raymond. >> today is international women's day. i thinand i think people are celebrating it in grand style. i hear. lad well, starting with first lady jill biden, who is standingt by her man, apparently, laura ,t in her mos st recent interview, she's defen biden's energy, his vitality. >> how many 30 year olds could g travel to poland, get on pre train, go nine more hours, go to ukraine, meetes with president zelenskyy, all of them. >> laura , you know, their thirty years old. >> and this isn't thirty years old, by the way. you know, it's a little advance, so i don't quite know what she's talking hosted about there. but still today, the first lad e hosted a white house international women of courage event. >> and who better to headline that event than secretary of state tonyy blak blinken? >> the first person i thought of, laura . he's look, if he's nonot exactly a woman, he has certainlyer grought a softer, more yieldin approach to us diplomacy, just actually v

turent whern to fox news conr raymond arroyo, author of the forthcoming unexpected light of thomas alva edison. all right, ray, weined b all wah brendan frazier. we won the oscar for playing ann obese man in the film the whale ,but a soap company is nowt? obsessed. >> laura , you'll remember a few years go dove soap madeduo a decision to be more inclusive and diverse. apin its advertising., now now, what soap has to do with people size and color, i have no idea. >> but i guess it's good marketing smash, unrealisticotys beauty stereotypes in the media and show the world a more inclusivine vision of beauty.a e stand together as allies and champion underrepresented narratives. >> together, we ca chanange beauty. >> well, dove soap has now appointed itself, laura , to represent a dove of obese people everywhere. dove is in a latheesentatir that brendan frazier got an academy award for playing a morbidly obese character without actually being morbidly obese. obese pthey tweeted out, stop g fat suits awards.p we want better represent in hollywood. hashtag litch change beauty, let's change bea

headlines and for that we turn to the author ofe x the forthcoming unexpectedas ald light of thomas alva edison, fox news contributor raymond arroyo. all right, ray, you have a prince harry update. i love these. and it looks like he's being relocated by daddy. >> that's right. king charles is evicted. harry and meghan laura from frogmore cottage at windsor. res that's their only uk residence. the king is offering itt to prince andrew . people good, laura , ia, an cask you thought you heard, the last of the sussex is think againk ai after two hours with oprah, ix a six hour netflix docs, a four hundred page autobiography. prince harry is no.w sittin g down with a trauma therapisthe to discuss loss and the importance of personal healing. se and you can view this online therapy session for only thirty three dollars. let's hope it goes bette r than his recent broadcast sessions. >> what words? if you heard around mental health, crazy to make thatat decision. to receive help is not a sign of weakness. >> wha.t do you think happens when we die? >> i think we become animals. do you have an enem

that we turn to fox news contributor raymond arroyo is the author of the unexpected light of thomas alvadison bookstores tomorrowh .ite hous all right, ray, there was a skirmish at the white house today just as ted laso,a the cast, showed up for a visit. yeah, look, it all started when an african reporter claimed he's been ignored by the presses secretary.s >> we're not doing this. we're no t doing you. can you defend against discrimination against some people in s jimgriffin?ot and i'm saying that the do not change apparently has beened seven . you don't condone the foreign policy that does. the right.ss that one to welcome . b welcome , welcome . to the press briefing room. >> undeterred. undeterred. yeah. karine jean-pierre. she brought on jason sudeikis, the ted laso crew, to talk about what else mental health. >> it is sincerely an honort th to visit the white house and to d anhave the opportunity to spek to the president and to the first lady about the importance of hter wh mental health.o yo no matter who you are, nofor, matter where you live, nol assue matter who you voted for, w

and for that, we turn to fox news contributor, author of the unexpected light of thomas alva edison,aymond arroyo. all right. raymond, it's friday. so i'm also granting you three wishes. >> oh, you are so good to me.o laura . i'm a fool from your bottle every week. my first wish is that celebrities and media types would stop fantasizing about their friends running for the presidency. >> i figured out who should run for president on the democratic side, and he'd win in a i a slam dunk and his name is jon. stewart, the guy is so smartd and bright and also witty and he knows how to talk. and he would be he you know, he would work his off to be a good president . i'm telling you, he could also w win because people like jond st stewart, howard stern, also endorse biden in 2020 eight , laura . and as far as jo020.n stewart, e is a smart guy.t hi but his new show, the problem over on apple plus it started with like one hundred and eighty thousand viewers. starl down within four episodes to eighty thousand. forty thousand viewers. so, i mean, tiktok challenges have more viewers than this. he

turn th news contributor raymond arroyo, author of the forthcoming the unexpectedtc light of thomas alvan. all right, chris rock, a year later finally responded to the will smith oscar slap. i'm already kind of sick of this story, but you've seen something. >> i don't believe there's t of others have missed. this was calculated revengege by by comedy, and it was part of rock's netflix live special. but before the big finale,wokene rock took on welcomeness. >> meghan markle, even abortion . >> i'm on your side. s i believe yo u have the right to kill as many babies as you want. kill them all. i don't give them, but let's not get it twisted. >> it is killing a baby. laura , this was blunt force truth. and you know, there was a baiti and switch where, you know, at the beginning he made it seem like he was on the side of everybody here.y and then he kind of doeskind o t bait and switch. it was good comedy, but the entire hour really built up to the final eight minutes where you blame the infamous's f slap on will smith's wife, jada pinkett smith. >> distorted she said, give meae a man should

and for that, we go to fox news hecontributor, author of the unexpected light of thomas alva edison, raymond arroyo too right, right. verybiden is hitting the road. i see. very exciting. eah. yeah.'s well, laura , it's officiallyy called the investing america tour, though it coul d be called was the wasting your money roundup. tryourjust trillions shoveled io electric charging stationsil and tearing down racist highways. >> but bideng st is clearly trys to make the case for his reelection. the watching his north carolina speech, it appeared he was in making the case for elder caresg . >> and down here. tr elder yes, sir. down the ram cap. p on the and we have people lined up ove on the left over here, some union leaders and workers. they your mark is going to be the one to lift. how y'all doing? you've got a blue mark. doing that's okay. i got my blue mark tonight. m i'm going to say hello to you. yes, sir. you i'm going to go help to get wil started and help mehe get started. >> when does that ever stop? >> unbelievable. yeah.. you're going to take your aviator's off. and you can th

thank you. exposed to alva shaw, her tiny. it will be a big selling point for baseball this season. we go on to and to try and get a better strike, good tale. all the pruning fresh from that his when would depend on the world baseball classic, he struck out at 10 plays over 6 scoreless innings. it wasn't quite enough to secure a win for his el angels team as the oakland a's that went on to win the game to one for england, cricket captain michael vaughan has been cleared of using races language and bringing the game in to disrupt it was claimed that vaughan made racist comments to his ex yorkshire team made to as the america and 3 other players of asian descent in 2009 raw fixed allegations about racism at yorkshire have prompted a wide range ranging investigations and reforms at the club and formula one asked and martin's fernando alonzo is good doing his best to challenge a seemingly unstoppable red ball team. alonzo went quickest in the rain effected the 2nd practice at the australian campaign melvin. the red bull pair of max. their stop in and sergio paris at a half finished 1st

for that we of h turn to fox news contributor, author of the new book the unexpected life of thomas alvadison. >> raymond arroyo. all right. right. kamala harris is on anotherr critical foreign mission, missi. i understand. >> well, this time, laura , >> this the vpti, is in africa e to blunt chinese dominance on the continent. but if thibut if this is all ths between the africans and china, i hope they have an ear for mandarin. >> listen, you're excited aboul. the future of africa.e re of i'm excited about the impf the future of africa on the rest of the world. udinincluding the united statesf america. er >> there are a number of thingsa on the issue of the economy as a whole that we must do. and a lot of that work is the d work that i'm here to do. o onon the continent. >> let's hope that work includes using sentences that stack up laura to convey more than one thought. she has a real wit comfort with like one idea being expressed over and overords and over again, kind of sam jumbling the words. but it's the same thine thing.g know why she speaks so much. >> just say the one line and g

at the same time, i remind you that the same holing, alva uncle, in glasses, whom we showed the us deputyretary of defense in the same speech, said that he sees no point in the need to train ukrainian pilots now because, in general, it can , do not reach the delivery of aircraft at all. ukraine, well, that’s okay, it’s like a distant prospect alexei petrovich is there any point at all in try to and well predict the duration? a hot conflict, ah, because, well, bloggers are, of course, cool, but here is a german concern that is going to build a plant. so we need to build a factory. it's probably e. well, i don't know there. well, not a single year. definitely more than a year, maybe two , and then wait and then. this is clearly a calculation that this will work for a long time. this is what it's all about. well, you know, i think the story is with the plant. this is a kind of stuffing that the west is there and ukraine, they act in general set up for a long time. uh, stay. there are a hundred in this zone in order to receive certain benefits, but from a military technical point of view, if

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