ask you avery same question. right? if not tech, what? >> yes we like financials here a lot, and the big money center banks i think are actually pretty safe place to be. jpmorgan one name we like in particular i know very much a consensus long but raised about ten times earnings for dominant, most conservatively managed franchise within the banking industry. world-class ceo. so i think that when you just, where's a place to sleep well at night and if the economy slows, like, they have proven in timely disruption actually gained share. for tens times earnings to have a dominant franchise has benefits of scale and credibility giving a lower cost of capital, and ability to potentially win if anyone else goes under in the future, is a pretty good place to be. another place we do like, certainly areas with energy. offshore drilling interesting and reason for that, of course, that first from an oil price gosh, shouldn't begin to predict price of oil interesting to see china weak, russian production coming on price of oil hasn't fallen further i

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avery, it's in marin county at the clam miller, environmental education center. at the point, reyes, national seashore. it was created to help children avoid the intergenerational cycles of incarceration. they're encouraged to become leaders and eventually pass on the help and healing to younger children. >> 2, it can show up to camp. they've often never spoken to anyone else about this. and suddenly they show up to camp avery and they see that all these other children in these teens that they look up to in these counselors. everyone shares this common bond and there's healing and they're more comfortable with themselves. there's left grief and depression. and then it's amazing to watch them go on this journey with a step into leadership and something that was really hurting for them actually becomes a source of empowerment. and the agency. >> project avery began at san quentin in 1999. >> up next, update on the bold little that's been causing chaos and santa cruz surfboards. how wildlife officials are doing on a plan to capture her. i'm orlando and i'm living wi

avery is held in marin county at the clay miller environmental education center. at the point, reyes, national seashore. you see pictures of the kids there was created to help children avoid the intergenerational cycles of incarceration. they're they're encouraged to become leaders and eventually pass on the help and healing to younger children. >> so it can show up to camp. they've often never spoken to anyone else about this. and suddenly they show up to camp avery and they see that all these other children in these teens that they look up to in these counselors. everyone shares this common bond and there's healing and they're more comfortable with themselves. there's left grief and depression. and then it's amazing to watch them go on this journey with a step into leadership and something that was really hurting for them actually becomes a source of empowerment and agency. >> what an awesome project which began at san quentin prison back in 1999. very cool. all right. weather time here as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast. a live look at the san mateo bridg

avery, we're so glad you're with us here on kron. 4 news at 3. >> great to be here.hanks for having me. so tell us a little bit about of the camp what you guys have been doing the summer. >> and how important it is for these kids whose parents are in prison to to have an experience like this. >> yeah, you know, started over 20 years we started at san quentin prison here in the bay area we begin because one of our founders, the prison chaplain, their generations of families going in their fathers and then sons. so project gave reed began as a summer camp to provide these kids a safe place where they can connect with other kids that are going through. the same thing is that you know, there's there's a lot of grief and separation and trauma when a parent has suddenly taken away and our camp gives these kids this space to heal that grief the skills to step into leadership and to be empowered. kids begin as young as age 8 and we stick with them until age 18. and as team they become junior counselors where they turned back and help help the other children. so changes reall

it's the isaac avery stories. so my point is not to take the fudge story or the stories of these other similar confederates and to push them to the front. it's not to say this is the common experience. i think that question is a bad one, despite the fact that it's on the title of my book and my editors, what i said my wife had the great i'm going to give her all kinds. credit for reading it. beth i hope. beth said. and she was right. she said the first letter. first sentence of your book should be there is no common soldier in the civil war. that's what my books about, i think, is that search keeps us from understanding how historical accuracy occupy the same historical space at the same moment can render very different understandings or meanings of it. that should be our goal, particularly when we're on the battlefield the temptation is to get a single narrative as the truth. and that often again comes from one or two sources that could be particularly their truth, rather that speak a truth, like to speak of unde

we saw people walking along the road, avery, we're trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back to regular calls, you know, to some people evacuated by see, with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of defiance. and people start to kind of keep it on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto a dog to the boat at all. pictures feeling by a drone and roads and monday show the scale of damage. grease is blank by forest fires every summer, but this year that have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefights or is a warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days as to what are the correspondents sonya class attack at athens at fort welcome. sonya, can we start with cold food? talk us through. what's happening there, please. as hello from hello from athens. so from the athens airport location on the island of is similar to rose right now, firefighters continue the battle with. 6 the plains, 2500 feet. the ki

but we saw people walking along the road. avery, we're trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back through the call, you know, to some people evacuated by see, with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of defiance. and people start to kind of key on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto without the boat. at all. pictures filmed by a drone and rhodes, on monday show the scale of damage. crease is blank by forest fires every summer. but this year they have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefighters of warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days. our correspondence, sophia, cliff talk is on the island of cor full. and she told us how emergent the crews are battling the walls, fires their this situation on call right now at least looks um call. we are like an hour ago at the airport. also things look to acom. we are at the at least part of the island. so the areas affected by the buyers are in the

we saw people walking along the roads, avery, we're trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back through the call. you know, to some people who evacuated by see with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of the fires and people start to kind of getting on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto the boat at all. pictures feeling by a drone and roads on monday show the scale of damage. grease is blank by forest fires every summer, but this year they have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefights or is a warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days. let us take a look at some other news from around the world are slow, the size of also been sweeping through all jerry, at least 30 full of people in our reported to have been killed by the blazes which have triggered mass evacuations around $7505.00, find a is a battling lanes. north africa is dealing with a blistering heat wave. some countries reaching

avery, which is a nonprofit based out of marin county, that host camps and online mentoring for kids of incarcerated parents, regardless of circumstances, regardless of their surroundings, they need their other parent. she also is a 13 year-old daughter whose father is in federal prison for hours away. the new law does not apply to his case as it is for state prisons. only still they know firsthand the difference distance can make when he was sentenced. he was sent to the midwest. it was probably 2 years before she seen him again during the >> you know, it come anything like seeing him know it feel he's been in the on the front. ap>> according to state corrections data, only 25% of people in prisons are within 100 miles of home. the distance can be a financial burden on families trying to visit their loved ones regularly. in fact, the state data shows only 15% of people placed 500 miles away from home receive visitors. munoz looks forward to seeing this new law help the kids a project. avery, they're able to hopefully visit more often >> and >> the person that is incarcerated is able

we saw people walking along the road, avery way of trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back to regular calls, you know, to some people evacuated by see, with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of defiance. and people start to kind of keep me on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto my dog to the boat at all. pictures feeling by a drone and rhodes on monday show the scale of damage. grease is blank by forest fires every summer but this year that have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefights or is a warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days and some breaking news for you now, israel's parliament as voted a highly contentious reform to the countries judicial system into law that lower limits supreme codes powers and changes the way judges. so selected. thousands of israelis have taken to the streets, the head of the votes for weeks now, for the changes have now that again outside israel

we saw people walking along the roads, avery, we're trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back through a flu call. you know, to some people evacuated by sea with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of the fires and people start to kind of getting on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto the boat at all. pictures feeling by a drone and roads on monday show the scale of damage. grease is blank by forest fires every summer, but this year they have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefights or is a warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days. well, great kind and difficult. it was also being affected by wild fires, onto starters evacuations earlier, pulse photo, chess to spice man of coal, food tourism, and told me best about the situation on the ground. that things are really good at the moment say however, the less than i do. how did difficult a tough nights and of course there is more scaling

. >> reporter: dennis avery and bob foreignby were part of the twn's tradition. what was it like?h job. swift from sailing, back in the ports again, working in the winter around iceland and them places was pretty severe. but it was the kind of job i would do again tomorrow. >> in those days two choices, you worked on the docks or you went to sea. >> reporter: avery captained this hulking steel fishing trawler, the ross tiger, for eight years. >> if you caught a good trip, and you steam it home back to grimsby with a fish room full of fish it's a marvelous feeling. >> reporter: that marvelous feeling ended when iceland, britain's neighbor to the north, began enforcing fishing restrictions in their cod-rich waters. >> fish may shrink to a trickle. >> reporter: what did you see happen in town when that happened? >> gosh, it was a disaster to be quite honest because everybody was involved some way in fishing. like taxi drivers, the pubs, the dress shops and places like that, they all suffered. >> once the fishing sort of went, it all sort of died a death. >> reporter: wind power has b

the collective west is now not any pumping weapons into the key . avery team relentlessly, but also training the ukrainian forces and they are not see battalions on each 3rd trees is providing the ukranian army with intelligence for the purpose of instructing. and even authorizing strikes specific targets with weston weapons, at the same time, it is a set to diligently weston countries. the not involved in the conflict with russia is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them in turning a blind eye to the facts, but numbers don't lie. and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neil, not the ideal a g is not widespread in the country. oh, in pulling ukrainians, living abroad. that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country see now does them as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of dignity in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at that 29 percent of ukrainians within the countries live

avery, which is a nonprofit based out of marin county, that host camps and online mentoring for kids of incarcerated parents. regardless of circumstances, regardless of their surroundings. >> they need their other parent. she also is a 13 year-old daughter whose father is in federal prison for hours away. the new law does not apply to his case as it is for state prisons. only still they know firsthand the difference distance can make when he was sentenced. he was sent to the midwest. it was probably 2 years before she seen him again during the >> you know, it come anything like seeing him know it feel he's been in the on the front. >> according to state corrections data, only 25% of people in prisons are within 100 miles of home. the distance can be a financial burden on families trying to visit their loved ones regularly. in fact, the state data shows only 15% of people placed 500 miles away from home receive visitors. munoz looks forward to seeing this new law help the kids a project. avery, they're able to hopefully visit more often >> the >> person that is incarcerated is able to

sounds like my jam, avery. over the weekend crediting his trusted polk. i'm on tour goal for the win. the gaming seems to run in the family. his mom and dad met at an arcade and avery's 9 year-old brother also battles winning his first pokemon trophy. just 5 years old. wow. the 2 brothers travel. the country competing in polk about >> the strategy is keen to put them on like everything you do is stretchy. anyone can make so lie. and mylan, who knows if you are caught and make talk. do it >> you don't next up for the brothers is the world competition. both of the boys qualified. they head to japan to compete in august. best of luck to the both of them. that will do it for us here at kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin, thank you so much for joining us. lets send things over to jessica wills in for olivia horton for live in the bay. you know, just you got to be a peek at you because you're positively electrifying. >> i'm not a polk human person. so i have no idea what that means. but all that's pretty have to

avery, which is a nonprofit based out of marin county, that host camps and online mentoring for kidsincarcerated parents, regardless of circumstances, regardless of their surroundings, they need their other parent. she also is a 13 year-old daughter whose father is in federal prison for hours away. the new law does not apply to his case as it is for state prisons. only still they know firsthand the difference distance can make when he was sentenced. he was sent to the midwest. it was probably 2 years before she seen him again during the >> you know, it come anything like seeing him being there with him feel he's been in the on the front. >> according to state corrections data, only 25% of people in prisons are within 100 miles of home. the distance can be a financial burden on families trying to visit their loved ones regularly. in fact, the state data shows only 15% of people placed 500 miles away from home receive visitors. munoz looks forward to seeing this new law help the kids a project. avery, they're able to hopefully visit more often >> the >> person that is incarcerated is a

but we saw people walking along the roads. avery way of trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back through the call, you know, to some people evacuated by see, with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of the fires and people start to kind of getting on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto without the boat at all. pictures feeling by a drone and roads on monday show the scale of damage. grease is blank by forest fires every summer, but this year they have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefights or is a warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days or correspondence. this is sophia class, talking at athens airport, told me more about the situation on coughing situation on the island is similar to rose right now, firefighters continue with this lanes, 2500. so as soon as i kid already and the application continue there a you saw this is a reminding off the situation in droves and the holiday mak

looks like they've west is now not any pumping weapons into the key. avery team relentlessly and also training the ukranian forces and neo nazi battalions on its 3rd trays is providing the ukranian army with intelligence for the purpose of instructing. and even authorizing strikes specific targets with weston weapons. at the same time, it is a set it diligently west than countries. the not involved in the conflict with russia is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them and turning a blind eye to the facts, but numbers don't lie. and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neo, not the ideal a g is not widespread in the country, but when pulling ukrainians live in abroad. that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country see nights as a, as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of thing that a in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at the 29 percent of ukrainians within the country

we saw people walking along the roads, avery way of trying to get a ride, but she brought us here. so we were really lucky to go back through a flu call. you know, to some people evacuated by sea with boats, but also with buses. all of a sudden that was where the buses could no longer operate because of the fires and people start to kind of key on the beach and started shopping each other over because everyone wanted to make it onto the boat at all. pictures feeling by a drone and rhodes on monday show the scale of damage. grease is blank by forest fires every summer, but this year they have been amplified by one of the longest heat waves on record and firefights or is a warning. the more blazes are likely in the coming days to w correspondence. sophia love talk is on the greek island of cor full. and she told us how emergency crews there of battling the wildfires a good evening from the end of course so. so on the call, this situation on call right now, at least looks call. we are like an hour ago at the airport. also things look to com. we are at the east part of the island. so t

it was now back in march, a repo you, avery entered the russian space over the black sea and then crossed into the waters below after being sprayed, right. they have a look at that sprayed by fuel from a russian fight, a jet. now most goes administrator defenses are paisley, well, the us and its allies of the possible ramifications for crossing into controlled s . washington's incursions into syria and as far as go back to 2014, when the us north, as driving some cruise missiles on the country claiming damascus was using chemical weapons. a claim to this day that still has not been proven. many american lawmakers of cold, for the withdrawal of us forces from syria. but those attendance as recently as much, had been rejected by those who were holding true power in washington. and i discussed it with john list as steve as a who any. he told us of the us statements about the drone instead of just simply. busy optics with american troops sincerely have no legitimate right to be in or above syria of this accusation. just for politics the by the americans. for public use, the americans came int

. -- avery brundage, and something i never knew. david: i always envisioned him as a fat cat traveling the world and staying in posh hotels. he was a did kathleen -- deca thlete himself. brundage had just competed and it doesn't matter what nation you're from come he was so humiliated he quit after eight events -- what nation you are from, he was so humiliated, he quit after eight events. brundage rose to power and consistently denied jim thorpe's do and refused to give back the medals. kevin: after the olympics, these days, afterwards you are on the covers and making lots of money for endorsements. did that happen for jim for russian mark -- four jim thorpe? -- for jim thorpe? david: jim thorpe after he lost his amateur status did signed to play baseball with the new york giants for $5,000. he later played professional football making $300 a game. he was never able to make the money out of athletics that modern athletes do. he was still world-famous. one of the reasons he was signed to play baseball for the new york giants was beca

these live french flags, the avery, where so froth was see the as an army of the variation. but as of, of the, the security situation, you know, the improving the spice of the prevalence of thousands of french troops in many, uh, there was, these are sent mentioned to population and the neighborhood, the, all me a few versions started to be seen that as an army of occupation ad foxy's presence in west africa was shot a desired especially was challenge cross. oh, so is the ex could on your boss or the strong antique or your feelings then is spread to a booking, a central african republic with his son get resa brush and ended in 2016. then after that, you had the book, you know, for so we do cruise, which led to just the default. you, i'll do french forces and now the range being all differential organization e design. nice need. yeah. is actually a victim of how, where defense feelings are being expressed. but it's difficult to say how strongly they are shared by the population seems to be we've seen some of the month straight . sions, as once again, we see beyond the fios of

and hence the, you know, the, the heavy impact avery effort or as being given by any part of the agency. and the other one, the, the, the one has organization has to leave early yesterday, some support to the hospitals. unit stuff has been heavily involved today in supporting the water, a connection and we establish that water connections. my agency is being the outline to assess and the needs and many other partners that are out every day doing the out to support israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has one of the right on jeanine was just the beginning. iran con has moved from west jerusalem. a hi, mr. benjamin netanyahu. i was given a price conference and he has some of the things that he and his security establishment. i've been saying over the last 48 hours. this is a sign of the of our next steps. this is just the 1st step. it's not by no means of the last action that we will take. we will do what we can from the ground from the air. with the super intelligence, we will do what we can by the terrace. they shall have no safe haven, cc states as a very specific surgical opera

course, the american us applied a real k systems, a closing so much damage i causing so many deaths of avery people have been done yet almost finish me. this before, but we're still very scared. this is the 2nd time this has happened last time. the windows were blown out. now a window and the roof for damage to this only civilian sleep in the area. there are no soldiers here. most of the elders people leave here, i'm a ukraine and myself. i think that the majority of people are the same as me peaceful people and in power as a man harms his own country. he calms us to the was stopped at the time of the explosion. every one was it what? we had an explosion. the windows flew out outside. everything was binding. there was smoke as we our facility of the social infrastructure here. residents come to our office. i was worried not only for our employees, but also for the visitors fund godes. they were few people here today. no one was in judge when i looked out the window, only a boss and one call were on fire officer. the 2nd call was on fire. there is a large transport into change here. this is a

we have seen avery major economy when the race for the new green technology.ar agenda for decades. this competitive dynamic will be part of the talks take place, but it doesn't preclude the opportunity for cooperating or coordinating on key issues. it will be a mix of competition and cooperation. the fact the meeting is taking place is an important step for creating the process for greater progress. russia says — an agreement allowing ukraine to ship out grain, through the black sea has now ended. this was the crucial deal, that allowed ukraine to export grain from it's ports and navigate safe passage through the black sea. it's been vital in providing grain to developing countries the un secretary—general has been speaking. this will strike a blow for people in need everywhere. it would not stop our efforts to facilitate any success to global markets for food projects from both ukraine and russia. i want to recognise the efforts of the government in this regard. looking ahead, we must advance globalfood security and global food ahead, we must advance globalfo

ukrainian soldiers a stem curriculum, the collective west is now not any pumping weapons into the key. avery team relentlessly, but also training the ukrainian forces and they are not see battalions on each territories. is providing the ukranian army with intelligence for the purpose of instructing an even authorizing strikes a specific targets with weston weapons. at the same time, it is a set it diligently. weston countries not involved in the conflict with russia, is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them in turning a blind eye to the facts. but numbers don't lie. and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neo nods. the ideal a g is not widespread in the country, but when pulling ukrainians live in abroad, that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country . so united ism as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of thing that a in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at the 29 percen

a stem curriculum looks like they've west is now not any pumping weapons into the key. avery team relentlessly and also training the ukrainian forces and they are not c battalions on a standard trace is providing the ukranian army with intelligence or the purpose of instructing an even authorizing strikes specific targets with weston weapons. at the same time, it is asserted diligently to the western countries. the not involved in the conflict with russia is not just a minute issue. and ukraine k of would like you to join them in turning a blind eye to the facts. but numbers don't lie and according to a recent poll, only 43 percent of ukraine, your respondents currently living in ukraine. se not these or neo, not the ideal a g is not widespread in the country oh, in pulling ukrainians live in abroad. that number, the cruise to 36 percent pointing to the fact that those who have left the country . so united ism as a bigger problem for ukraine. furthermore, when questioned if the revolution of thing that a in ukraine during 20132014 could be considered a could at the 29 percent of ukrainians wit

and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a inside story for me, avery and so they can have a whole team here. we'll see you again, bye for that. the the, the latest news as it breaks the lives here, over the years, it had to go used to repeated sets or attacks to they say, they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hard to hold off loaded with wagner. played such a fundamental role. a supervisor of a genocide dealer. people who like me to kill the trend or suffering, but it didn't come to hard to do. who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for phones that the victims of the sharp, renee, scholastic, even here is the drop. in the hope for finally laying the pos to rest, giving peace to the victims, families, cousin, each if i could just find to think about, i could bury him, phone hunter on out his era. the i'm my insight into our home h

and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a inside story from me, avery and so they can have a whole team here. we'll see you again, bye for that. the the hundreds of stuff you, jason margins, we sorts of dangerous route. many attempts fail due to bad weather and police patrolling in the mountains. if it's a lie, so you come in to gen, my life, we have food in my often we have everything but we need better life. a prayer before the journey begins, i mean wants to go to paris to start working in food delivery. you need to cross the outsource their journey toward the abs. could see them passing speaks as high as 2000 meters, but those crossing have been traveling for months even years to reach this point and have seen much more dangerous situation. the next morning he has made it. we meet him in france. the journey was much more difficult than he expected, so tired, so tired. would you do it again? it's my us, my life, at least in my life. i noticed engines. expectations are that in the coming months, many more of across these mountains, not knowing what the future of the

and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a inside story for me, avery and so they can have a whole team here. let's see again 5 for that. the the ears from, i'll just say on the go and me tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we dissect allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think is it the, the 19 sixty's was a period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa. we dream to the fair and democratic society. we dream different revolution. the 1st of a 3 part series out as a well exclusive regional events, people and forces to check the deck in our dreams were many. we start to with great dreams, which ended up with sense the 2nd time the sixty's in the, our politics, analogies era. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm emily. angling. this is a news allan life from joe coming up in the next 16 minutes. a teenager shot dead by a police officer in front is lives arrest is death response days of violence across the country.

slash h a inside story and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a inside story for me, avery and so they can have a whole team here. we'll see you again, bye for now the the people have no way to build the workforce out of their neighborhoods because of a fighting going on between rival gang, what he's offering nothing about special forces where they are for the special forces this area used to be filled with people, but as you can see right now, it looks like a war zone. this is the largest hospital in haiti, and it has been barely working for the past 5 months. as a missionary fair or the barbecue has created what is known as the g. 9, it's a federation of dams and it's one of the most powerful here. this road connects the communal fit to be with an other area that is not far away and were told that it was being used by against the people that had been kept up with more than 1400000000 people, india has become the world's most populous country 101 east investigates the nation's population explosion on i'll just say around the i don't carry johnston in de la with the top sto

nonclassified record the details and extortion and bribery scheme involving then vice president biden and avery's my executive. this was generated by a confidential source that they used for over a decade. it memorializes the conversations with the executive who claims that he paid joe biden $5 million in exchange for certain actions. the burisma executive told the confidential source that he did not pay the "big guy" directly, but that he used so many bank accounts, it would take ten years to unravel. that sounds an awful lot like how the bidens conduct business, hiding the source and total amount of the money. today we have two brave, incredible irs whistle-blowers who have come forward to provide testimony. thank you all for being here today. i know it was not an easy decision. their testimony about the doj, fbi, irs investigation of hunter biden confirms the committee's findings, that there is nothing normal about the biden families business activities. the white house and democrats would have americans believe that this is based on five views of conspiracy theories, but we have facts, and ne

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and we are just dealing with the consequences of the situation on the rock. avery efforts as being given by any part of the agency. and in other words, the one half organization has to leave early yesterday center support 6 of the hospitals. unicef as being heavily involved today. it's important to water a connection and we establish that water connections. my agency is being outside to the section, the needs and many of the progress that are out every day the, the out that the support. um, of course i can understand the frustration in this moment. and i think that because already is very close to people. they are probably the ones that have point to knowledge, but i truly believe that is an unfair statement. while i was speaking with the head of one right in the west bank yesterday, and i know as you said, everyone is incredibly cash strapped. at that point he said the international community is going to need to step up to help rebuild jeanine. are you optimistic that will happen, especially given the huge current funding gaps. and unfortunately, i hope so. i hope so, and i really found