thanks, andy and john.iven you a very quick peek under the hood of what is in our view a very troubled sector. as john says there's room for optimism but there's a lot of work to do here to promote competition and to help consumers pay lower prices for high quality, safe food, and reliable food supply chains. there's a lot of work to be done for producers in the united states. so there t is this cry for suppt from antitrust enforcement, from legislation at the federal level and thehe state level to inject more competition into our supply chain. we have time for some quick questions, if anybody would like to raise a hand. over here. thank you. >> had a question, i was curious in addition to of course what you guys were talking about.wh is in incentives or policies that are trying to empower and educate consumers? i come from a family of farmers and a girl my own food year-rounded to offset a lot of these issues. is there a priority for trying to empower and educate consumers to be agrarian, like we had befor

thank you and welcome john and andy. >> it's great to be here. [inaudible] should i start again?t me just ÃÃin case you couldn't hear me, let me start at the top. i want to underscore andy green i also want to offer a few thoughts on what we did over the last four years to show the trajectory of where we were going and what you evaluate beyond the trajectory. those are the questions you as congressional staff and your constituents the american people should be thinking and asking. the hourglass that diana talked about in the food and agricultural supply chains is an important image to keep in your head because you have a squeezed bottleneck of the supply chain you have these bottlenecks that squeeze in part because of decades long nonenforcement of the antitrust laws going back to the reagan-bush era but also because of those middle parts of the supply chain tend to be very heavy capital investments, big slaughterhouse or heavy investments in the technology needed to develop seeds. you have concentration in the middle of the supply chain but on either end of the supply chain as a

we're going to have new jersey senator andy kim to join me live to talk more. and this. >> and the oscar goes to. >> honora. >> from first time winners to an independent sweep, will break down all the big moments from hollywood's biggest night. it is 6 a.m. here on the east coast. a live look at the washington monument here in the nation's capital, where we are all just waking up. good morning everyone. i'm audie cornish, and thank you for waking up with me. now, just days after getting berated at the white house, ukrainian president zelenskyy received the royal treatment in the u.k., the u.s. and europe. now at a historic crossroads over how to end russia's war on ukraine. britain's king charles extended a warm welcome to zelenskyy, meeting with him for more than an hour on sunday. leaders across europe held an emergency summit in london, where they stood shoulder to shoulder with ukraine's president, a reception far different than that in the oval office on friday. >> you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards, playing cards right now,

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fox news contributor tracks this for us, andy mccarthy. why wouldn't you want to be able to have proof of citizenship to vote? what's happening in this case. >> it is very much like the case we saw in virginia before the election where they were purging people not eligible to vote under the law of virginia. and what we pointed out at the time and remains correct and applicable to this case. it is not only against state law but against federal law for aliens to vote or even to register to vote. there are federal criminal provisions against that. what we're talking about is common sense measures that the state is taking to promote important federal and state interests, namely election integrity. what these progressive courts are trying to do is look behind what are objectively correct practices and policies to say that the people implementing them have a dirty mind and trying to suppress voting or whatever. i really think with the supreme court taught in the case last year involving trump and immunity is that if officials are doing something

thanks, andy. >> all right. we want to head down to hollywood now because that is where our abc seven mornings anchor, amanda delcastillo is with all the oscars coming up. >> amanda, that's the place to be. >> yes. and from the bay area to the big screen coming up, i spotlight several oscars nominees with ties to the bay area. all of that. live from hollywood. >> thanks, amanda. and the oscars are on sunday, and we've got dubs on seven tomorrow. catch the warriors and the 76 ers. coverage begins at five immediately followed by after i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] what would y'all name this chapter of y'all

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a andi. i would like to talk about three points. i use assault -- the stock market similar to the grocery stores. the stock market expanded because there is too much money in the economy. my second point concerns of 49% that do pay taxes and what i see with the tax cuts is that we are creating more billionaires. there are more billionaires and millionaires than ever before. so you can lower the corporate taxes by 6%. they would be paying 21%. so you add more and you gain 21. and that is why if you go to the cbo and look at the budget histories, that is why the trump tax cuts hit $4 trillion for the first time in revenues. they created revenues because they added more people paying taxes and that 49% range. host: i'm in a take those two because we have a lot of people waiting to talk. if you want to start with the stock market and grocery prices, he tied them together and move on to the corporate tax rate in the first round of tax cuts actually increasing revenue. but fundamentally, the reason stock prices are up is because american

abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here with what's coming. hi, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah, we do have some showers coming our way, but we don't have to worry about it being a washout for the weekend. it's a level one system that is over the pacific heading in our direction. it is already sending us westerly swell. beach hazards statement is up tonight at 9:00 until 9 a.m. saturday. breakers up to 14ft. it becomes a high surf advisory tomorrow morning until monday night, as those breakers build up to 19ft. so here's a view from our santa cruz camera. and the surf is rough, so be careful if you're going to be at the coast now, make sure you have your umbrellas if you have saturday night plans, because we're going to see some scattered showers moving in late tomorrow night and then continuing heading into your sunday afternoon. uh- we will see the possibility of thunder as well. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast to let you know how the rest of the weekend is shaping up in just a few minutes. >> dan okay, sandy, thanks very much. all right. coming up here, we'

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sports. bach has been talking with our corresponded to andy richardson about trump's involvement and the upcoming olympics. the president, trump is a great the fight and offers sports and he has a supported to the will of the games, the a 28 from the very beginning there. so i have no doubt that he will bravely support the, the organizing committee president trump has of course, just signed that executive order to exclude transgender girls and women from schools. at the moment the, i see allows individual supposed to make their own decisions on this issue. should the r c by now come up with its own clear policy on who can and cannot compete with the lympics in this case, in a way, this is a reason in the these books in controversy or in the berries with a c, or is this information a going on the because the visa to box us there. uh from there and she area and from its i want them not to try and straighten the athletes that both civilian women. they have seen born at st. raymond. they have been raised as women and they have been competing over many years as a women. so this has nothin

sports lock has been talking with our correspondent andy richardson about trumps. involved to the upcoming elected president. trump is a great, the fading offers sports and he has supported to the will of the games the a 28 from the very beginning there. so i have no doubt that he will greatly support that of the organizing committee. president trump has, of course, just signed at executive order to exclude transgender goals and winning from schools. at the moment the i see allows individuals supposed to make their own decisions on this issue. should the r c by now come up with its own clear policy on who can and cannot compete with the lympics? in this case, you know, it, this is a reason in the visa books in controversy or in the berries with a c, or is this information a going on the because of these uh, to uh, boxes there, uh, from man sharea and from it, if i want them not to try and straighten the estimate. to that bo, with women their fee, born at st raymond, they have been raised as women and they have been from p c over many years as a women. so this has nothing to do within a try

this is, andy, truly seems to believe the best of the soul. he is the savior of israel and almost any prizes worth paying for him to, to remain at the home of the view is very much not sure about these early fall. and even though as i say the public is unhappy rightly unhappy with any outcome. the lease and loss of power currently uh 70 percent or more. uh, want to see this deal going through simply because they've decided the public has a to prioritize the life of the hostages. and also, they see it already clearly that even though uh because it has been trashed, mazda has been vastly weakened, but largely because this real itself has refused to engineer and alternative, largely, the only possible one is a revamped and improved balance. i mean, sorry, the tangent arrows of the situation where they replace almost even the highest degree to step down. the military campaign isn't achieving the goal. now i think my goal should be one that the entire region is not the entire world wants, but the way, the way i would go about it basically is the wa

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> now i will say the one good thing about this meeting is that when they do that reunion show with andy cohen, it's going to. >> be good. >> yeah, but it should have ended with zelenskyy snatching his wig. >> that. >> that would have been appropriate. >> yeah. >> so fox put a pretty good spin on what happened. here's what fox news said. >> the lunch that they were supposed to have is sitting right outside the hallway, and the press staffers are going to be eating that lunch. >> what do you all think the consequences are going to be from all of this? >> it's going to be really bad. i mean, i do believe that putin did win, right? like he literally has the president of the united states under his finger. >> i would like to point out it's i don't think it's his finger that trump is under. i can see where you might make the mistake. >> it's where does your mind. >> go when. >> michael and jasmine. >> okay. >> i will show you all a clip and you all tell me what is the story. >> all righty. that's the capital. that's work. and that's a calculator. and they're saying yes. >> voting. we're votin

you can probably tell from my hits with, uh, andy schultz and coy wire, but i'm told the lakers and the mavericks recently made the craziest trade in nba history. sure. well, today i've got my eye on the continental athletic conference women's basketball championship. why? i'll tell you, because this afternoon, the haskell indian nations university women's basketball team will compete in the semifinals. if they win, they will play in the championship game tomorrow. and as you may have guessed from the name of the university, all these student athletes are native american women. it's a huge opportunity, but hanging over the team is the fact that their university is in crisis. in fact, the coach is currently leading the team for no pay. he still coaching them despite losing his job a little more than two weeks ago. he lost his job because of the trump administration's recent order laying off probationary workers. when the president claims he's going after bureaucrats, the ripple effect is impacting more than just washington. it's impacting basketball. coach adam strom is one of nearly 40

. >> think i'm just going to wait for the andy cohen. >> after show of that.t's when they're going to break it down. you know, the reunion when. >> they come back. >> in and zelensky explains what he was. >> you know, we. >> got to get the confessionals. >> the do you feel bad? there's a little part of me that feels bad for zelensky in that he english isn't his first language. so he was just like, ben. it's not trump's either, you know? both of these guys having a hard time. i mean. >> the comments about the volume two were great because he's like, he's not talking loud, but i'm talking loud. >> yes. so did it move you in any way? >> you know, i think i think he's going to be mad at jd. who instigated it. >> really? no way. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> everything was going. >> he was trying to be diplomatic and jd jumped in. >> ooh no he said that he kind of. he kind of trump. >> trump on that negotiation. >> interesting. sigh i didn't even think of that. so you think that things were probably going to be smooth. and then vance kind of went boop. like he really did. h

and so you have representative andy ogles filing articles of impeachment against him for making an impartialts and the law. talk about the chilling effect that this has, both on prosecutors and judges who still are trying to do the right thing. >> yeah. so two things. one is, you know, you talked about the articles of impeachment. that is about judge john bates in the district of columbia, who was appointed by george w bush, is an extremely experienced judge, a well respected one. and the case that representative ogles was trying to impeach this guy for was one where judge bates said that it was improper for the government to take down public health information on hiv, sexually transmitted infections, contraception, in vitro fertilization. you know, he was, by all appearances, following the facts and the law here. but this goes to the second point, which is i think what these folks are trying to do is prime their audience for this administration to ignore judicial orders. that's what they are trying to prepare people for. >> yeah, that sounds about right. i mean, you have the fbi. i mean, th

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i'll be joined by campaigner andy maloney, who says the national insurance increase could harm the disabledt before all of that, let's get your latest news with sophie reaper. >> thank you, nana, and a very good afternoon to you. let�*s good afternoon to you. let's take a look at the top stories for this hour. volodymyr zelenskyy says the ukrainian people are truly thankful for us support. that's after talks with support. that�*s after talks with donald trump descended into a row at the white house yesterday. the us president said zelenskyy can, quote, come back when he's ready for peace. the ukrainian president travelled to washington, dc as he attempted to secure a ceasefire agreement with russia and a possible deal with russia and a possible deal with the us. however, the visit ended prematurely with the signing of an agreement and a joint press conference cancelled following the clash. let's take a listen to what was said. >> countries in big trouble. >> countries in big trouble. >> carr >> countries in big trouble. >> can i. >> can i. >> wait a minute? no, no, you�*ve done a lot of tal

ll also be joined tonight by my top panel, political commentator armand bogle and media strategist andylves. as ever, let me know your views as ever, let me know your views on that big story. i want to hear from you at gbnews.com/yoursay. and of course on x at goodwin mj. but first let's get to the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. aaron armstrong here with the latest headlines was only one place to start. and that is the white house because donald trump and volodymyr zelenskyy have and volodymyr zelenskyy have clashed in a bad tempered meeting. donald trump has called ukraine's president disrespectful, warning volodymyr zelenskyy he's gambling with world war iii. what had been seen as a crucial meeting for ukraine to obtain security guarantees as part of any deal to end the war with russia, quickly descended into a shouting match, with trump telling zelenskyy you either make a deal or we are out. trump continued by telling the continued by telling the ukrainian president he�*s in no position to dictate that it will position to dictate that it will be very hard to

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