the american wall street journal claimed that saudi arabia is going to host ukraine's peace talks next month, talks that are not present in russia and will be held with the presence of representatives from western countries and ukraine, so there are reports from countries like india and brazil to participate in these negotiations have been invited by the wall street journal, written by ukraine and western officials. i hope that the new negotiations can lead to more international support for ukraine to provide test conditions. for the first time in the history of the women's world cup, the maghreb athlete competed with a hijab. noha benzin in the match he came on as a substitute with south korea who won with a score of 1-0. in 2014, fifa allowed women to wear headscarves in matches for religious reasons, however, some countries such as france do not allow players to wear hijab. tens of thousands of people from the city of infal, the capital of the indian state of manipur , demonstrated in protest against the government's inability to curb the violence in this region. the tribal conflict

the american wall street journal claimed that saudi arabia is going to host the ukraine peace talks next month, in which russia is not present and will be held with the presence of representatives from other countries. is the wall street journal wrote that ukraine and old officials believe that the renewal could lead to more international support for ukraine to create conditions for peace. a research institute in germany announced a month ago that it has received 170 billion dollars in military and financial aid from nato members. these aids provide the conditions for peace in ukraine. china warned that the new us military aid to taiwan will make the region become a powder store. increase in the taiwan strait. two days ago, in a statement , the american president announced the military aid of 345 million dollars to the taliban. taiwan considers this island as an insignificant support. the new season of the authentic multi-narrative program from tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. monday to friday on channel 2 can be the second season of this program, combining conversation with the mood of muharram d

and panteleimonovka meanwhile, poland handed over to ukraine about 10 mi-24 helicopters, the american wall streetaper reports this , the journal also has new information about cluster munitions, which literally on the eve of the kiev regime promised to supply washington with a shell, filled with defective elements. they do not work immediately in 14% of cases, writes the new york times, the publication refers to this military, and they note the assurance of the pentagon they say. ukraine will receive improved shells. true, decide happiness, improved range. but the percentage of mines or grenades with a defect remained unacceptably high. to other topics in uzbekistan today, early presidential elections are the first after they entered into force, the adopted amendments to the constitution were opened a few hours ago, there are more than ten thousand of them in the republic, and fifty more abroad, including the situation in our country, a calm violation. no , four candidates are fighting for the highest state post, the current leader shavkat mirziyoyev is considered the favorite, the race is report

to send iran's oil shipment to american oil companies, according to the report of the american newspaper wall street journal. this company is not willing to unload stolen oil from iran for fear of what they called iran's retaliatory response. knock on the door. if i knock, it will eat us . we are responsible. a social question that every iranian citizen anywhere in the country, upon seeing social harm, they can contact the welfare organization. 374 social emergency centers are active in the country. the target group of social emergency includes child abuse, elder abuse, spousal abuse on the street, suicide, and any woman who is exposed to social harm. tehran ray and shemiranat were connected to the wireless system on a trial basis . this is all recorded in the guest house of the certificate if they are exposed to a dangerous situation or need scientific support , support should be given to them by the supervisor, in fact, it is a social emergency. hi, code 1044. at the moment, five thousand experts in the field of psychology and counseling are active in the social emergency of the country. according

regime's army also announced their voluntary presence in the reserve forces . a thousand the american newspaper wall street journal stated that the ceo of an energy company based in houston, america, told the wall street journal that the companies that are present in the persian gulf in any way are literally afraid. the concern of this book is that the purpose of the iranians' retaliatory measures will be mischievous. america fired two ballistic missiles has deployed a sub-nuclear device in the port of busan in south korea. the spokesperson of the north korean ministry of defense has warned that these moves may actually lead to the world's worst nuclear crisis and conflict. the south korean president also warned north korea from the deck of the american submarine. seoul and washington will respond to north korea 's threats by deploying this equipment. the head of the us military has revealed that the sending of emails to us that he has close relations with the russian government has caused concern for the united states. the pentagon announced that he is aware of this issue and will take it seriously. regar

let's hear what the american wall street newspaper writes about this. sier to give support when things are going well said john khlopst, a former american who went to ukraine and is a supporter of expanding his military assistance, but according to the biden administration, no no other choice but to continue to supply weapons to back down and allow at least a partial victory for russia would be a resounding failure of biden's foreign policy, which horst added even the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan would score . he gave kiev more than $43 billion in military aid, but in congress, he is opposed by some members of the republican party. so far, there are not so many such members of the republican party, and not at this stage expressing their opinion, but let's say they are making more noise than they have real resonance, but as the primary elections approach, in the course of which the party's candidate for president is chosen and given that biden? in general, but clearly c- is a hated person for the vast majority of republicans, and everythin

coming one day after the united states ambassador to russia was granted access to detained american "wall streetin months. cnn's kylie atwood is at the state department. it does sound there that peskov is leaving the door open, and it also sounds almost reminiscent to the kind of talk that we were hearing a few months before eventually brittney griner was released from detention in russia. >> reporter: abby, it is noteworthy that peskov acknowledged that there have been conversations about a prisoner swap. historically what we have seen with russian officials, particularly when u.s. citizens are on trial facing charges in the russian system, is that russian officials won't even comment at all on conversations to secure their release because they say they need to go through the entire trial system. so it's noteworthy. however, it does sort of also reflect what our reporting is, that u.s. officials have really been looking around the globe to try and see what options they can gin up to try and offer to the russians to secure evan gershkovich's release and of course paul whelan, as well. >> that's

has ordered american oil companies to unload iran's oil cargo , but according to the american newspaper wall street journal, these companies are not willing to unload stolen oil from iran, fearing what they called iran's retaliatory response. now we in a statement, the iraqi prime minister's office announced that mohammad yaz sudani held an extraordinary meeting to investigate the issue of desecration of the holy quran by force, with the presence of the foreign ministers of the country, national security and some top commanders of the country. in this meeting, it was emphasized that iraq has informed sweden through diplomatic channels that if they issue permission to some people to desecrate the koran in sweden under the pretext of personal freedoms, baghdad will cut off its diplomatic relations with stockholm. the swedish embassy in baghdad was criticized by demonstrators and the need to preserve the premises diplomatic delegations in this country have been stressed , the swedish embassy in iraq has been closed following the attack last night of ramadan . the day before, during eid al-adha, in fro

ready for fear of iran. 800 1,000 barrels of iran's seized oil should be unloaded, the american newspaper wall street announced that the ceo of the houston-based energy company told the wall street journal that the companies that are present in any way in the persian gulf are literally afraid. the concern of this book is that the aim iran's retaliatory measures should take place. in early may this year, washington accused the greek owner of the suez oil tanker in an illegal act of violating us sanctions and seized the oil tanker. in response to america's provocative actions, north korea fired two ballistic missiles. has been stationed in the port of busan in south korea. the spokesman of the ministry of defense of north korea has warned that these movements may lead to the worst crisis and nuclear conflict in the world . the president of south korea also warned north korea from the deck of the american submarine in seoul and washington will respond to the threats of north korea by deploying this equipment. the sensitive email of the us army was sent to the african country of mali due to a typographic

the american publication wall street journal claimed that saudi arabia is going to host the ukrainianalks next month. the talks will not be attended by russia and will be held with the presence of representatives from western countries and ukraine. orchestras like india and brazil have been invited to participate in these talks by wall street, written by ukraine and western officials, and i hope that the new talks can garner more international support for ukraine to provide conditions for the sultan, a research institute in germany announced. so far, it has received more than 170 billion dollars in military and financial aid from nato members , which western countries claim will provide relief in ukraine. so from the summit of russia and africa in st. petersburg , they are ready to host russian investments in various sectors using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes. it is difficult to establish a truce between kiev and positive. putin added that we are negotiating with ukraine with the aim of reaching a solution that will end the current crisis . he emphasized that the initiatives p

meantime, poland handed over to ukraine about 10 mi-24 helicopters, according to the american newspaper the wall street, and there is also new information about cluster munitions, which literally on the eve of the kiev regime promised to supply washington with shells stuffed with defective elements. they do not work immediately in 14% of cases, the times writes. the publication refers to the data of the military, and they note the pentagon's assurances that ukraine will receive improved shells. true, the range is only partially improved. and here is the percentage of min or a grenade with a defect, and remained unacceptably high. ukrainian refugees took part in the largest pogroms in france, which were barely stopped at the beginning of the week. and they did it for money, writes about it, the polish independent political journal edition emphasizes that ukrainians bring to europe not only drugs and black transplantation, but also weapons that have been seen more than once on the burning streets of the fifth republic, just about this on spoke in the russian foreign ministry the other day, official repre

americans to wait for it to be eaten. now do it until this moment, according to the wall street journal. according to the wall street journal, the american company is willing to unload the cargo. according to him, iran's oil fields were not sold what they have called a retaliatory action, they do not approach this oil tanker 100 km from the american coast. since the beginning of 1402, tehran has seized a large oil tanker with a court order, one in the strait of hormuz and the other at the entrance to the sea of ​​oman due to maritime violations and having a private plaintiff. persh journal says that it shows concern that the american government is facing challenges in implementing the sanctions against this report, while the us ministry of defense has sent f-35 fighter jets and destroyers to the middle east to prevent iran's attacks. 16 and f will send 35 more to this area along with a supporting destroyer, however, iran also continues the daily sea, air and drone returns to monitor the maritime security of this strategic area. the loss of sada and simas news agency's exclusive images is

getting poorer residents are facing a new economic reality they haven't seen in decades the american wall streetasons newspaper calls the consequences of the pandemic, increased inflation and the conflict in ukraine, prices began to skyrocket. after the west imposed sanctions on russia. this has led to an increase in the cost of energy carriers and disruption of supply chains. they have devastated the budgets of european countries with financial injections into the kiev regime, and now they have to cut social spending on the publication. in addition , he warns that due to the need to increase defense spending within the framework of nato obligations, taxes in states. the eu will increase, which will further increase the pressure on ordinary people whose incomes, against the backdrop of high inflation, have already declined, for example, in germany by 3%; in italy and spain by 3.5; and in greece by 6%. now footage from yekaterinburg , a powerful downpour fell on the city, which was accompanied by a hurricane wind and a thunderstorm, the roads turned into full-flowing rivers. even the car moved wi

missiles to ukraine to attack with such sensational news this week the influential american publication the wall streetported that washington understood that this time had come, even in the pentagon after the publication, they replied that they don't know anything about it, but we understand that ahead , they won't run to the military, so we keep our fingers crossed and wait in a pile with the british stormhead, who is already doing well recommended attacks will become a nightmare for the russians on any temporarily occupied territory of ukraine, and if the stormshed had to be adapted to ukrainian aircraft , then there will be no delay in the attacks, they will be launched from hummers, which we already have long-range missiles that our army really needs i have not yet managed this task, well, obviously not only with this, if in the middle of the war the state dared to reform ukroboronprom, this week the state concern was liquidated and a joint-stock company appeared in its place the ukrainian defense industry was headed by herman smetanin. he is 31, but he has already managed the kharkiv armored plant

the american lung of the wall street journal claimed that saudi arabia is not going to host reconciliationext month, talks in which russia is not present, and by magnifying western countries and ukraine . according to the report of this american publication, countries such as india and brazil will also participate in these negotiations, written by ukraine and western officials. i hope that the new negotiations will be able to provide more international support to ukraine to provide the conditions for sultan sanjar, an institution. a research in germany announced a month ago that akran has so far received more than 170 billion dollars in military and financial aid from nato members, which the western atmosphere claims that the reds in ukraine provide. in a press conference after the russia-africa summit in st. petersburg, he said that the countries are ready to host russian investments in various sectors of using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, and russia also said about the war with ukraine to establish a ceasefire and end the war. taking into account that the ukrainian army is in an

not expect ukraine to lose western weapons so quickly about this, for example, the american building of the wall streetrites, but also writes that the counteroffensive and what does natalia goncharova read about? land corridor linking crimea with the rest of russia and returning most of its territory by winter, then not only in ukraine, but probably in western capitals , loud voices will begin to prevail, crying out for territorial concessions for the sake of insignificant political results. the so -called war fatigue. will begin to be felt, international stocks. equipment and ammunition will run low. politicians will become worried about budgets for domestic programs ahead of national elections. but in public space, americans trying to inflate their worth. yes , the us pacific command said that at first the special military operation america remained the only superpower. however, in the same speech the admiral began to contradict himself worried that china was building up weapons too quickly worried me about the buildup and capabilities they are getting by far the largest and fastest military buildup

will be weakened. in an interview, zelenskyi does not deny the recent reports of the american edition of the wall street journal that ukrainian officials told cia director william burns that this was the goal ukrainian counteroffensive, i will remind, referring to an anonymous american official, the publication reported that at the beginning of june, the director of the cia, vilyanberts, visited kyiv , and ukrainian officials said that ukraine plans to return a large part of the occupied territory to the osen, move artillery and missile systems near the admin-counter-admin line of the border with crimea and advance further to the east of ukraine after that , for the first time since march of last year, to start negotiations with moscow in our place tonight in the temporarily occupied janko and what in crimea an explosion rang out, the crimean veter telegram channel reported about it the day before, i reported on an explosion in the area of ​​the crimean bridge, the occupation authorities announced the work of the air defense forces, and the occupation head of crimea serhiy aksyonov reported only that th

now they will try to restore in the meantime very, very many sources and like the american new york times, the wall streetill, everyone writes about the fact that well, as well as the russian propagandists, they all write that in the zaporizhzhia direction , a strengthened new ukrainian operation is now underway. mr. oleg oleg good day oleg. we congratulate you. please tell me how you are doing now. good morning. today and last week, everything was quiet . yes, it is good. out of such events in the zaporizhzhia district, there were still three during this time. the events of 20.07 at 10:00 p.m. there were uh, a guided air bomb arrived, but it did not explode and did not damage anything, and then it was already destroyed, uh, later on sunday, there was shelling of the bereitein territorial community, no one was injured, and the roofs were knocked out the doors in the private yard, the windows, but at the moment they have already been repaired and also on the next day there was a shelling of the new yakirvka, this is a settlement located directly close to the front line, and there was also an artillery shel

. >>> is the luxury bubble about to burst according to the wall street journal americans are buying lessuxury giant lvmh says sales have fallen on everything from champagne to handbags to luxury jewelry. the company said u.s. sales dropped slightly from a year ago. potentially a sign of the economy slowing down lvmh did say sales are still on the rise across asia and europe >>> the department of labor has release ident released eye-opening new numbers. investigators found more than 4400 children employed in violation of child labor laws. that's a 44% increase from the period of october 2021 to july 2022 a senior department official said the bump was due to emphasized enforcement of child labor laws and also noted an 87% increase in company fines during the same time frame. >>> amazon is cutting some jobs at its fresh grocery stores. they are getting rid of the zone lead those are lower-level management positions that handle responsibilities like overseeing certain departments and training new employees. they have 44 stores in eight states and hundreds were let go during this restructurin

inside the new jobs report, we're going to take a look at what it means for everyday americans as well as wall streetdays behind bars in russia. wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich's family is not losing hope relying on president biden's promise f

but what about the american press? even wall streethe territory ukraine well, about the actions of his personal family and him personally , for half a year there have been attempts to hide quite serious corruption, and when he was vice president. uh, biden was quite actively involved in the cut, stays in ukraine and in other e-shadow transactions related to lobbying, and as it became known today from the dog, and his former, and her from the adviser alexander makler, he has already phoned him four times, went to the state of dalaware and is trying there is something to prevent now so that this is a deal between the hunter and the ministry of justice, which, in fact, was pushed through the administration in order to be taken away. hunter from being hit by the recently released documents, because the published fbi documents are still quite weighty. an incentive to start further investigation. and this investigation can lead to impeachment, which is discussed in the house of representatives and therefore the question of possession of weap

inside the new jobs report, we're going to take a look at what it means for everyday americans as well as wall street> plus, 100 days behind bars in russia. wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich's family is not losing hope relying on president biden's promise for the return of their son. we're going to talk to evan gershkovich's freshman year college roommate in just a few minutes. we'll talk about the person he calls a, quote, exceptional friend and journalist. >>> plus, we have breaking news to share. the man accused of shooting and killing 23 people at an el paso, texas, walmart in 2019 has just been sentenced to 90 consecutive life sentences on federal charges and that is just his first round of sentencing. we're going to have the very latest for you any moment when we get our nbc news reporter who's there on site for us. we begin this hour at the site where republican primary race begins, that being iowa. right now former president donald trump is hitting the campaign trail in council bluffs as he continues to campaign and fund-raise. the republican leader writing in a lengthy statement

this what we are talking about, we talking about the fact that billionaires and wall street own and control the american media and they have an agenda and. that agenda is not to allow us to have the kind of debate and discussion that we should be happy. let me give you a few examples or in inequality now, i think that it is an outrage. the three people or more wealth of the bottom half of american society. others might disagree. but you tell me how often discuss the morality of three people having so much power. it's not something we discuss in america today. we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any major nation on earth. very rarely do we discuss. to give you another example, a very few people know this well. how do you guys know this? we now pay twice as much per capita for care as the people of any other country. and yet we got 85 million americans who are uninsured or underinsured. you tell me how often you see turn on cbs, nbc, fox and they say, why do we spend so much for health care and we have such disastrous system? and the answer is american health care system is designed no

"wall street journal" released american pride poll of their own earlier this year with just 38% of americans saying patriotism is important to them. at 1998, the figure was 70%. pride is not the only tradition heading out the poll, 39% of americans think religion is very important, down from 62% in 1998. stunning new fox news poll shows majority of americans believe the country's best days are behind us. gallup poll found 70% of americans have no confidence in national government. start there. joe concha to the midstel in the hot seat. what do you think? >> joe: one other part about this poll that stands out to me. what is the best country live in the world? is the u.s.? they asked american voters. go back five years, 83% said u.s. best country to live in. this year, down 20 points, not talking about the 1950'ses, we're talking eight years ago and a precipitous job. mollie and ladies, the reason why, we see so many institutions being weaponized. we saw it during covid and department of justice and fbi and the police being demonized. a lot is in the media. a border is open, seven million peop

are extremely proud and only 29 percent of democrats.young americans, are the least proud verbose parties political diploma from the wall street journal.he says, only 30 percent of americans say patriotism is very important to them. in 1998, it was 70 percent. religion following the same trend. the numbers of americans say religion is very important to them. 25 years ago it was 62 percent. nothing says your optimistic about america like having a baby. the amount of americans who think having children is very important also, has been cut in half since 1998. these are scary numbers. and now, for the first time, a fox news poll shows almost half the country thinks america's best days are behind us. how do we get here? for the last decade we have hit by a nonstop barrage of anti-american rhetoric. what they want to cancel america, everything you know and love is wrong. if you are religious, you are a bigot. if you support the police, you are racist. if you love your troops are history, you are an evil colonizer. if you appreciate capitalism, you are an oppressor. having kids is bad for the environment. so is owning a home and a ca

new survey from "wall street journal" revealing american thoughts on men's fashion in the work placeabout 54% said it could be acceptable to wear a branded baseball cap to work. 45% thought otherwise. millennials and gen-z's were the biggest supporters. baseball caps at work, are you a fan? tomi my husband works in baseball, but for everybody else, covid changed everything, i would be happy if millennials and gen-zers wanted to go work and not be home in a baseball cap. >> harris: are you baseball cap guy? >> jason: i like them, on fox, they would not last long. get rid of ties, my big east beef. so 1800s. >> tomi: i can't imagine how uncomfortable it must be with a tie. >> harris: baseball cap? >> kayleigh: no problem with baseball cap, shields sun, why not. >> harris: all right. talk aboutbling. earrings are most controversial piece of jewelry men can wear at work. 23% are opposed to earrings. older generations are more supportive of rings. rings okay for our generation and up. >> harris: with tomi on this one. get to the office first. when it comes to jewelry, personal thing. if y

american workers. yes, some people on wall street are doing very well. wal-mart is doing very well. many americans who could be employed or could be employed in better jobs were it not for china's economic warfare against the united states. cheryl: gordon chang, it's good to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: all right. we've got a lot more coming up. we are looking ahead to 2024. who will be president trump's running mate if he's on the ticket? the former president spoke to maria about potential candidates for vp in her exclusive interview, all the details coming up next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so the first time i ever seen a golo advertisement, i said, "yeah, whatever. there's no way this works like this." and threw it to the side. a couple weeks later, i seen it again after getting not so pleasant new

american leadership. happy fourth president zelensky. a video message comes just days after he wrote an op ed in the wall street journal praising americanonalism and western ideals. well, the taliban has targeted beauty salons in the latest crackdown on the rights and freedoms of afghan women and girls. the afghan government announced today that all beauty salons have a month to shut down the taliban has already barred women and girls from education, public spaces and most forms of employment. the united nations says it is working with authorities to get that ban reversed. one salon owner said her income was the only money her family earned after her husband's death in 2017. she said, quote, aren't we human? why don't we have the right to work or live? the el nino weather pattern is emerging now for the first time in seven years, when meteorologists say we could see the hottest year on record and a very enjoyable day across the bay area, especially inland, where mostly clear skies are expected over the course of the evening for those fireworks shows. a better look at what you can expect for your neighborhood for the rest of the week mi

labor department data shows the amount of time americans spent working from home went up by about 2 hours and 2022. compared to 2019 report by the wall street says that remote work is still common. most pan post-pandemic because of employee leverage over time the labor market is know lower-earning americans are increasingly working from home and the report adds that some offices and call center's that when promote during the pandemic. have stuck with it ever sense. is they try to hold on to staff? well, despite what might have been portrayed in the media, consumers have a positive outlook on the future of inflation. a report by the wall street journal says recent surveys show consumers believe inflation will remain high this year, but also expected to decline in the future. the report adds federal officials say shoppers believe inflation will drop and it will help to do so. so that could prevent future interest hikes to consumers. expect to see inflation at 4.1% in the next year and 3% in the next 3 years. there are social media platform stepping up to try and go up against twitter. meta platform announced its twitter app are its version wh

lead to economic collapse and mass unemployment and a major american carrier cargo yellow corporation is preparing for bankruptcy, wall street writes, the company stopped working on july 30 due to an outflow of customers and debts of one and a half billion dollars, many employees were fired. it is possible that the company will be liquidated against this backdrop of the stock. elu continues to fall in price over the past year, and is not already in the red by 85%. this was the news of the economy in short. a savings card will make the purchase of products significantly more profitable. get a debit savings card and get as much as 10% cashback with bonuses from each order in the supermarket. pay for purchases and win free products for the whole year with a savings card. benefit every day under a silver foil delicious chocolate layer. inside, a beautiful, perfect ice cream, airy, natural, happy in the heat, yulia carries silver. how much does the grace period of friends always cost 180 days without interest? magnet price that you need milk prostokvashino 67-99. book accommodation on the site daily.ru. and i'll give you cashback

. >> julie: americans pulling back from values that formed our national character. a new "wall streetournal" poll that finds only 38% of americans say patriotism is very important to them. that's down from a high of 70% when the question was first asked in 1998. as for religion only 39 call it important compared to 62% 25 years ago. when it comes to having children 30% say it's very important. that's down 29% from 1998. david, i will start with you. first of all, morals and values are under attack in this country, that is unquestionable. i don't care whether you are a republican or democrat you must agree when we talk about banning books in certain libraries because there is pornographic material in children's books you know moral and values have basically fallen into the tank in this country. >> that's what the polling has shown. one of the interesting things in the polls is that americans, whether democrat, republican, they share the same values. the problem is they believe that the other party doesn't share those same values. and that's where i think we have to come together. we ju

the labor department says the amount of time american spent working from increased about 2 hours and 2022. compared to 2019. the wall street journal says remote work is still common post-pandemic because employees do have more leverage in a lot of places. and now lower earning americans increasingly are working from home. some of the call center's which went remote during the pandemic have stayed with that policy as they try to hold on to staff. >> despite what may have been portrayed in some news reports, consumers have a positive outlook on the future of inflation. a report by the wall street journal says recent surveys show consumers believe inflation will remain high this year. but also expected to decline in the future. report adds that fed officials say shoppers believe inflation, we'll drop and that that will help it drop just by believing it. according to the report. and that could prevent future interest rate hikes as well. consumers expect to see inflation at 4.1% in the next year and 3% in the next 3 years. >> a growing number of tech firms are blaming artificial intelligence for layoffs, chad and educational te

wall street journal" says he go to prison for hunter biden did. he won't. what say you? >> the "wall street journal" is right. most every american there are thousands of americans sitting in prison cells right now and probably asking what's the deal? how come i'm in prison and he's not? your last name isn't biden, simple answer. he's been protected and people are disgusted with this standard of justice and ought to be angry but the more we learn about extraordinary web of deceit within government agencies and key players and now this attorney who misrepresented herself and pretended she was on the staff of jason smith, that's serious business, the kind of stuff that ought to get her barred but also because the judge to draw the plea deal out and say we will do a reset. stuart: that's not out of the question that could happen. governor, thanks very much indeed. 2024 race, governor to santos cutting staff from the campaign team. our people taking it as a sign he's losing steam? >> an identity crisis and i can't say -- i can say looking at the numbers he's spending a lot of the trades in second quarter to narrow the gap with trump.

you said we must act and they try to move beyond the narrative that americans a ♪ >> c-span's "wall streetournal" is a forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics from washington, d.c. and across the country. sunday morning, david becker talks about integrity and confidence in the 2024 results and then in our pot on podcasts. our guest talks about her podcast, the we. this weekend former president donald trump speaks from the paul beach county convention cent. watch live saturday at 6:45 p.m. eastern on c-span. sunday oq and ahistorical and contributor writer anxieties talked about the impact that faith had on america's 16th president. he contends that as a young man abraham lincoln was skeptical of organized religion but later on came to appreciate it. >> it was a problem that he was seen as a he lynx -- religious doctrine and he became fairly tight lipped about this. one of the press by terrence in springfield who was the minister at the church where the home runs were at a pew. he attempted to convert lincoln. he later said he did but one of lincoln's friend

the unemployment rate sitting at 3.6%, meanwhile the wall street journal reported americans quittingrs is approaching pre-pandemic levels, joining me now capital president david towell, it's great to see you i want to get your read on what you're expecting. >> i think the expectations are where i would be as well i would not be far off from the 225 due to a 50000 and in terms of quitting i think we need to keep in mind a couple of things, first of all we had a once-in-a-lifetime surge and signing bonuses when there was a dearth of employees found especially for medial and hourly jobs if you remember restaurants and gas stations and all entry-level jobs that were offering signing bonuses, those of got away and quitting the quit. and in edition of white-collar jobs to take back the remote work option. and to continue what was a pandemic luxury of being able to work remotely fairly often if not exclusively has also got away. a lot of employers want their employees back in the office and i think employees are no longer offering as an extensive option regarding remote work as they did. fi

spent two years your mongering about covid-19 now americans to be aware of politicized science and misinformation do you think will she's telling the wall streetjournal, whenever final interviews, that she wants americans to make health decisions based on, their own risk assessments in their own personal risks but i through politics and could use that on the tuna have years ago and she should've known best right, all of her and the doctor did throughout the entire pandemic was politicized science and spread misinformation, so why should anybody listen to her now little hindsight is 2020 turning out discusses cohost of fox and friends and you know what, the cohost of fox. and you guys, the one and only brian kilmeade to see you and know you were on the forefront of this even covering it since today than we first got the first taste that was the talked about this one is this me, and you have been out about this entire time for me question it while people when they would not question you mean to you this coming forward to think this. >> she seemed nice person. brian: get off of the face time, you have an important job and get to work and if you s

"the wall street journal" writes americans are now shifting their dining habits and starting activitieslier. they found restaurants are now seating 10% of diners between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., up from 5% in 2019. who is eating at 2:00 p.m. even broadly in the city that never sleeps broadway has moved up curtain times. uber also reports trips between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. are up almost 10% since 2019 while rides to restaurants after 8:00 p.m. are down 9%. what's fueling that shift? well, hybrid and remote workers are itching to leave the house. who would do that when you have two kids at home and you have to work all day? "way too early" has been ahead of the trend for 14 years. we are glad to see that everyone else is finally catching up. >> a still ahead in sports we'll have a recap from the day one of two big tournaments, the british open, and the women's world cup. "way too early" is coming right back. t back and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which i

as well as an unfit nation where 70% of american youth are not eligible to serve. a recent "wall streetournal" outlined the children of military families that typically make up 80% of army recruits are telling their children not to serve, especially those from the south. after 9-11, recruiting swelled. after 20 years of war and un undecisive victories have made veterans to not encourage their children to sign un. the marines met their recruiting goal in 2022. u.s. military chiefs say retention has never been higher, but they're concerned in recruiting numbers don't improve, the u.s. will not be able to face the necessary great power threat. >> trace: thanks. let's bring in general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst, former vice chief of staff of the army. general, great to have you on. the "wall street journal" writes on this, dod says 77% of americanout are disqualified for military service. going on to say the department of defense, 77% of american youth are disqualified for service due to lack of physical fitness, low test scores, criminal records including drug use or oth

it's a video that includes some kind of random clips from movies like "american psycho" and "the wolf of wall streettures of very oiled up, muscular men, as well. and it's been described by critics as homophobic, divisive, and tone deaf. we have cnn's jeff zeleny joining us covering this. how is this going for desantis? >> reporter: brianna, this is the latest example of the culture wars being stoked in random ways, as you said. to fully understand, this let's look at this video and then try to break it down. >> okay. >> i will do everything in my power to protect our lgbtq citizens -- ♪ >> so it has a bit of a beat to it, but perhaps after this it goes downhill. let's start with the very beginning. that quote from the former president talking about how he would stand up for lgbtq rights. he was saying that in the wake of the pulse nightclub massacre, literally days after 49 people were killed in the state of florida. of course so the governor's campaign using this as exhibit a for how the president supports gay rights certainly shows you all you need to know about what they're trying to do here. th

that's not possible for most americans because they off-shored the jobs. that's the goal of wall streetbal corporations that can't happen because it's against american family and two, it's national security issue. it's continuing in a huge way. the biden administration wants to move us to multiple electric vehicles to be the majority of the cars in this country. 80% of the batteries are manufactured in china. so we're going to be more dependent on china for what they say our energy needs are. it's insane. not only that, they came out and said, we're going to start opening electric vehicle batteries facilities in the congo and that's the future. i mean, they're not talking about moving them here. they're talking about keeping them overseas. that's the kind of thinking that we need to switch from. we need to move back to the american people. that's what governor desantis wants to do. >> neil: do you feel he's under a lot of pressure to start, you know, countering this perception that he's imploding and that the problem is among a lot of prominent republicans who say it's not his message t

americans still being held in russia. former u.s. marine paul whelan and "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich. >> the team is certainly continues to pursue every avenue to bring home evan, to bring home paul. >> reporter: reed is being treated at a military hospital in germany, and it's unclear when he'll return home. two sources tell cbs news he's scheduled to start classes at georgetown university next month. a spokesman for reed's family said they have politely declined to comment on the situation. >> all right. jarred hill in new york. thank you so much. >>> president biden's son hunter is set to appear in federal court in delaware today for a hearing on his proposed plea deal, but house republicans are trying to block that deal. under the proposed agreement, hunter biden would avoid prison by pleading guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges. he would also avoid prosecution on a separate gun charge. the chairman of the house ways and means committee, republicans jason smith, filed a brief urging the judge to throw out the deal. he claims hunter biden recei

americans, they’re really left naked. as they say, yes, yes, the situation is getting unpleasant for ukraine’s overseas sponsors, the stalled offensive puts biden in a difficult political situation, writes the wall streethat now not only zelensky’s office, but also the american president, count on at least heinous terrorist acts, to somehow justify the first allocation of blood aid to the second to receive it. the same, asshay this press writes a new support package due to the escalation. and so, including strikes on moscow and the crimea, that is, they are still waiting for akiev confirms the plans. minister of defense of ukraine reznikov promises new strikes on the crimea and the crimean bridge. the accelerated delivery is connected, of course , with the fact that ukraine needs urgent assistance. they see the catastrophic situation of the ukrainian military from a position of strength, kiev will not be able to speak, it became obvious even to the poles of the publication of the speech, the commonwealth reminds the ukrainian military leaders knew that the west was waiting for a return. in the form of decisive victories, finally, in warsaw, they remembered the history of the heaviest losses of recent w

the wall street journal reporting that americans have, quote, quit quitting their jobs and the rate at which workers are voluntarily leaving employers is approaching pre-pandemic levels. dennis, i want to know what you're expecting especially after the a dp report yesterday which was a real blow-out. thoughts on this? >> the adp number, i watched adp for a long period of time and the problem it has had is that people follow the nonfarm payrolls number and paid little attention to the adp number. i pay more attention to adp because it's private jobs. i think given the fact that the adp had lagged behind the nonfarm payrolls number for the past year and-a-half or two, i thought yesterday's number was nothing more than a catch-up to bring adp and nonfarm payrolls back into line. it was a surprise, no question. it caught a lot of people off guard. certainly caught me off guard. i'm looking for the nonfarm payroll numbers to be -- i thought it would be as much 35s 300,000 on the upside. numbers have been higher than expected because of the birth, death adjustment that fewer row of lay -- bu

wall street journal reporter evan gurwitch. officials in moscow allowed the us ambassador to russia to visit djokovic on monday in his first visit from an americanpril. he's being held on espionage charges, which he and the wall street journal deny. moscow says the idea of a prisoner exchange has been, quote, touched on, but there will be no public discussions. a federal judge has banned several us government agencies from working with social media companies on protected speech. the attorney general of missouri and louisiana claimed the federal government overstepped its bounds by trying to get social media companies to take actions on postings that could affect elections or might have resulted in people being hesitant about vaccines during the pandemic. in his ruling, the judge cited what he called far reaching evidence of a censorship campaign. well, this is a pretty broad ruling, and it feels a lot more political than judicial. but these are private companies. they make decisions about content on their platforms. we're going to see this in all likelihood, continue to be challenged in the court system, perhaps even the supreme court as the cas