. >> so my colleague, ken dilanian andry learning, nicole, that the inspector general at the justice department have began looking into those events in february. just to recap what happened there, there were career prosecutors a to the justice department who had been investigating stone. many were from mueller's office, the office of special counsel. they had already charged him with seven felonies, including obstructing congress and they were moving forward with sentencing when they started to get pressure from timothy shay, who was then the u.s. attorney for the district attorney. and as prosecutor aaron zelensky

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. >> it's the first time my husband andry halfway serious about that. we are new yorkers.a rock bottom we need to be here. the most important thing to us. jillian: wow, karol, thank you very much for joining us. keep us updated. set your dvr 4:00 a.m. each morning so you never miss a minute of fox and friends first. todd: it was a busy week and fun week. we are looking forward to come back next week. with that fox and friends. have great one. >> 47 days from now, we're going to win wisconsin, and we are going to win four more years in the white house. [cheers and applause] >> have you ever been to an event like this. >> you won't ban fracking? you would like to see all americans wearing masks. do you think it's still possible to reach across the aisle. >> this town hall for biden should be an inkind correction to the biden campaign. i mean, is this serious? >> nancy pelosi is finally condemning violent protesters. >> that is lawlessness. it's been about 100 days and in that time she had time to compare cops to storm troopers, she had time to get her hair done, washed. she

to me it's totally consistent with what we've seen all along andry flekts the good judgment and the ind pen debs of mind of the people where we come from. >> you campaigned with joe biden. a district that trump carried back in 2016. a state i should say at least. one of the topics that's going to be brought up tonight is, the candidates' records. describe for our viewers how joe biden policy record is any different than hillary clinton's. >> well, i think his emphasis on the middle class and middle class economics is very important and it's something that he talked about throughout his whole career. you can see it in his leadership after the financial crisis. he put an emphasis on saving the auto industry. biden traveled and he's connected in all of these places. he'll go anywhere. that's part of his record, too, he goes out and remembers people. i'm not going to forget about you. i'm running to be a leader for everyone. not just in city of pittsburgh, b and not just in philadelphia, but aliquippa, beaver falls, he'll bring that back. he's really trying to get the support of everybody b

centennial summit in colorado, a values partner in the women's co-centennial -- is writing a book holly andriedde american first. thank you for being with us today. dr.. gaughan: -- dr. gaughan: thank you, mike. i want to say thank you to the center for colorado women's history for hosting what is a fascinating lecture series. hopefully it will continue to be fascinating today in february 2018, as i was happily strolling the streets of rome metaphorically speaking, i joined 16 other women to celebrate the centennial of women's suffrage. as the first meeting of that is soon to be name women's suffrage centennial of southern colorado i learned -- the significance of this did not strike me immediately. i began to do research to celebrate the colorado centennial 125 years of , women in colorado having the right to vote, 27 years before the nation. as i started to do more studying about that, i did -- i got more intrigued about the person of carrie clyde holly. in particular, i was intrigued by the notion that almost no one in the country, including people in pueblo, had ever heard of her. the firs

employed by this russian influence operation scheme, which involves ukrainian pro russian law maker and andria buddy of giuliani's. they are doing youtube videos all the time and the assessment highly classified on the cia worldwide site dated august 31st said that he is also spreading disinformation through u.s. lawmakers, u.s. lobbyists, u.s. media organizations, and again, while it doesn't name those, it's pretty obvious and clear who they were referring to, because rudy and derkach have been doing a lot of this stuff in public, not all of it, but some of it, and basically what we see in this assessment is just a lot of concern and reporting and investigation into this derkach/giuliani scheme and the assessment, the conclusion that vladimir putin and his top officials are definitely aware and probably directing it. and that's the key bit here. it ties the top level of the kremlin, not definitively, but probably, to the president's lawyer and a pro-russian ukrainian lawmaker who is attacking our democracy. >> i mean, it's incredible. >> it's shocking, it's not surprising, because of the set

me, andry personal to it is the reason i am in this race.y father died of a heart attack when he was 54 years old. his father, my grandfather, died of a heart attack when he was 58 years old. my great-grandfather dropped dead at age 60. when i turned 50, guess what? i had a massive heart attack. i had been to the doctor just a week before because i was afraid that this might be happening, and it did. i was rushed to the hospital, basically dead on arrival. but the doctors at the emanuel medical center in omaha saved my life, and to them i am grateful. but the real fear and the real nightmare started when i had to pay the bill. you see, i was uninsurable because i had pre-existing conditions due to family history. health carestrophic plan for my business. it had limited coverage. i was responsible for over 60% of my medical bills. hundreds of thousands of dollars. of thousands of dollars. it bankrupted me. inody, and i mean nobody, the state should have to go through that because of medical bills and the lack of proper health care. it was a n

. >> so my colleague, ken dilanian andry learning, nicole, that the inspector general at the justicehave began looking into those events in february. just to recap what happened there, there were career prosecutors a to the justice department who had been investigating stone. many were from mueller's office, the office of special counsel. they had already charged him with seven felonies, including obstructing congress and they were moving forward with sentencing when they started to get pressure from timothy shay, who was then the u.s. attorney for the district attorney. and as prosecutor aaron zelensky testified before congress in july, it was his belief that there was political pressure from the top rungs of the justice department to go easy on stone for political reasons, mainly that he was a long tooum and close friend of the president's. now, their recommendations ended up even after that pressuring with thrown out, because then attorney general william barr sbree intervened and said that there should be a lighter sentence, and he ended up only getting a 40-month sentence that a

the question is, will he allow it to have the scrutiny andry governor -- rigor it deserves. >> adultsand 29 accounted for the greatest portion of new coronavirus cases, over 20% between june and august, suggesting young adults are likely contributing to community spread of the virus and are not as protected as previously believed. according to a new cdc report, the average age of confirmed covid-19 patients dropped from 46 years in may to 38 in august. as a growing number of young adults contracted the virus. young adults are more likely to have mild or no symptoms which could add to the belief they are not at risk while contributing to asymptomatic spread of the virus to others, according to the report. joining us chief medical correspondent dr. dave campbell. we're learning so much about this virus. some people have long-term symptoms and it really drags out for them. we have a friend to this show who's really suffering still right now after weeks and weeks. what are we learning about young adults and their ability to spread the virus? that along with the policies that we have in pl

i want to provide background and andried to get slides despite our extraordinary staff, we could not do slides. i am going to hold up a piece of paper to the camera and talk about it. what is better than that? be able to submit -- see it, i will submit it for the record. rankednsas, we are similar to new york in terms of covid cases. however, new york's economy that made close for longer than arkansas and it inhibited their ability to collect sales tax revenue which is doing our country a disservice. if you look at the slide, even arkansas,se states, texas, new york, california all have about 2000 cases per 100,000, in terms of infections, look at the difference in revenues. 14.9%.s, texas, 4%. new york, down 9%. california is down 45%. it is similar when i look at the income tax data as well. this is a real challenge to our states but it is uneven around the states based on the states' decisions about shutting down their states based on the nature of the public health crisis. the tailoring aspect is important and not an across-the-board type request in for our governors, the flexibi

next summer citing a spike in coded 19 cases the what was it that protests have been met with an andris bonds with police firing pepper balls at some. and using stop and search on others watch the was. the new national security law imposed by china bans demonstrations like these another reason people are protesting right now the protests by stuff is banned by the i phone calls so really we have to fight for the very true voice out what we are care what we want to talk about the role of about oh i think the hong kong government is here to suppress people's rights to express their demands about what the future should look like a lot of rights of being abused them all for. coming on to opposition activists time tact she is one of dozens arrested he's accused of using seditious words which are also banned oh. protium ocracy campaign is began taking to the streets in june last year the recent government crackdown means many are now keeping their views to themselves. but some days protests prove some in hong kong will not go quietly the earlier we spoke to.