>> caller: baa baa baa-boo-yah, jim! >> steve good to have you on the show what's up?. and wanted to touch base with you about this provider of maintenance services for power plants and refineries. this company reported earnings on the 7th and it beat analyst expectations on both earnings and sales. the stock seems to be responding well to the report and i would like to hear your thoughts on prim primrose services corporation. >> i don't know it i've got to do work for you. steve gets some work to be done by "mad money" team. bennett in florida bennett! >> caller: jim appreciate you taking my call. >> oh, thank you what's up, bennett >> caller: i got into ring central around $60 i know it's a bit of a mess right now. >> you know what i saw vlad shmunas is going to step upstairs, executive chair i'm not a fan. it's very crowded. it's too crowded, too commoditized i'm going to have to say no. i'm sorry. now i'm going to go to jack in new jersey jack >> caller: hey, jim, what's going on, buddy? >> not bad how are you? >> caller: pretty good pretty good. jim, listen, with

>> we've got five recipes and bacon mac and cheese, baa con wrapped food, baa con egg and cheese -- bacone cup cakes and the smack smash burger and saturday we're doing another "fox & friends" weekend hit on saturday morning is national bacon day. and it's national tailgate day and college football coming up at this year. this weekend is like college hoops. it's not excited for college football. and barbecue is great. stuart: i didn't put my hand up. soccer guy, premier english soccer. >> is that the little round ball. there's that southern accent and start it had out. stuart: give me lessons on how to speak. >> all tough do is just slow down. stuart: slow down. let me read this on the prompter. country star matt young is the band tomorrow. how's that? >> that's perfect. stuart: it's not. >> it's perfect. i'm going to agree with your kids to stop. stuart: the family hates it when we try to imitate state queens and i cannot lose it. >> you can't. stuart: got to come down. >> come live us with for about a month and we have you on a tractor, in some boots with a cowboy hat. stuart: i've got

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students -- ya seen baa students. higher learning of jewish study. now, we mentioned transit visas. they mean you're supposed to be passing through, and sugihara issued these, they were supposed to be for a 10-day stay in japan, but people found themselves there sometimes for months or longer. how long were you and your parents in japan, and where did you go next? >> well, we were there for over four months. and, of course, my parents applied to many countries. everybody wanted to go to the u.s. as the first choice, of course. but they applied everywhere you could because you knew you would have to leave japan. so they applied and many ended up in australia or in canada, but the bulk of them ended up in shanghai and that had to live through the war that was coming in a very difficult period of time for them there. very few, just a couple of hundred, got permission to come to the united states. again, we were on that list, and the reason for that is that the afl, the american labor unions, all gave a list of endangered people to the state department in the u.s., and those -- that lis

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conservative legal scholars, claim he could be limited from coming baa to be office if they engage innsurrection or rebellion. this came up from a republican presidential candidate in that very first debate. >> over a year ago i said that donald trump was morally disqualified from being president again as a result of what happened on january 6th. more people are understanding the importance of that, including conservative legal scholars who says he may be disqualified turned 14th amendment from being president again as a result of the insurrection. >> these are legal questions, and they have answers. a florida attorney filing to make this charge to disqualify trump under those grounds new hampshire, the state attorney general investigating the legal questions. in other words, this is a real thing that real people in states looking into. at the same time we want to you understand the difference between a likely and unlikely legal event. a precedent here tends to run for a candidate being able to run even in this situation. legal experts say this theory would not lead to the supreme cou

baa, baa, baa, black sheep is banned . yet we black sheep is banned.ich, don't get me wrong, i'm a fan of that, says tramps , liars fan of that, says tramps, liars and thieves and that's one of the biggest hits. so yes, it is the biggest hits. so yes, it is the last acceptable racism. >> alfie can i say for somebody who is in the area of cheshire where this summer we've had lots of, as you'll call them, illegal encampment sites and the picture you're painting is slightly rosier than some of the issues we've had locally. you say it's a minority of a minority. i wonder, is that true? are you painting a rosier picture? there certainly seems that way to me . certainly seems that way to me. >> look, i like to see myself as a realist when somebody does something wrong . i'm the first something wrong. i'm the first person to stand up and say, that's not right . and that that's not right. and that includes or travellers . you includes or travellers. you know, the business that we've built within the uk, we've been very blessed with how that business has grown

it's because you hate him so much in they love him because he scares you baa tase support hip. the more you throw the stuff, it's spinach to popeye and more indictments and impeachments and that's got to feel weird right now. first impeachment and perfect phone call and turns out he was dead right. think about that. >> yeah. >> shannon bream, next step in the legal process. will his team make a motion to, what? >> well, august it'll is the next hearing so this judge is not wasting time. they want to move this thing forward as far as dc case is concerned but there's so many pretrial motions and i think venue will come up and going to try and mar-a-lago case because there's classified documents and so many things involve there had, you've got to vet before going to a jury. there's a lot of pretrial wrangling that'll happen in that as well. >> dana: what about georgia? shannon: georgia we wait because we're in a two week window from the special grand jury. that'll come. there's time. shannon: if there's a mug shot in california. >> greg: the most profitable t-shirt ever made. shan

baa plans to save millions of dollars a year by using shorter trains for service, according to the sanansit agency says it will retire its older legacy fleet trains next month. ten car trains became more common during the pandemic to give riders more space for social distancing. but now near empty trains have brought safety concerns for some riders. six car trains will now run on every line except the busiest route to antioch, which will have eight cars. this change will coincide with bart's news service schedule, where trains will run on all lines seven days a week. this is ktvu fox two news at six. it has been 84 years since california last saw a tropical storm make landfall. and tonight, people in southern california and the desert areas of the west are being warned to prepare for strong winds and severe flooding. i never take it for granted because i've seen some storms where we had really prepared and nothing happened. and then other times we weren't prepared. and the thing is like underwater, like this, the hurricane hillary is currently a category four hurricane and is making it

we'll discuss what comes next with one of president trump's attorneys, alina has been a baa. habba.n, the odds of a 2020 repeat are very high, but a growing number of voters is open to backing a third-party candidate. >> people are sick and fed up with the two major parties. shannon: we'll discuss the prospects with no labels founding chair, former senator joe lieberman, as critics insist it would benefit president trump. >>> and -- >> they will not be able to turn back the clock. shannon: civil rights leaders gatt e in the shadow of the lincoln memorial 60 years after martin luther king jr. gave his "i have a dream" speech. we'll ask our sunday panel what progress has been made and what still needs to be done as the biden campaign fields criticism from black voters. >>> plus, as as russia's war with ukraine rages on, "fox news sunday" takes you to the front lines for a look at cutting edge, battlefield medicine. >> when that patient recovers and looks in the mirror, they see themself as a full human being. shannon: all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ shannon: hello from fox new

. >> i recall baaing towards it and all these trial dates in the middle of what will be a very contentious campaign season. let's get more with our legal and political experts. tim, you were a lawyer for the january 6th select committee. you know the ins and outs of mark meadows' actions in georgia. what do you make of his arguments that everything he did fell within that scope of his role as the president's chief of staff? >> i think that just is not based in fact. i think the idea that he was chief of staff 24/7, i think that's just not supported. i think what we saw was a clear delineation between the political actors and the white house actors. with any campaign there's a forward-looking aspect. mark meadows here was acting in the capacity to support former president trump's future bid for the white house. i think this idea that he was acting in his capacity was not supported. we saw that he was often interfacing with individuals on the campaign, not on the political side -- not on the white house side. he was talking to campaign lawyers often, talking to folks outside the white house.

. >> this gets baaing to the rudy of it all tied into cnn's exclusive reporting around bernie kerik.orked with bernie kerik and worked for rudy giuliani a long time ago. the fact that bernie was so embedded with donald trump this time around, you know, he's got a lot of access and a lot of information. and the question is whether they were proceeding in good faith which is hard to do if you have absolutely zero evidence. but as i said before and say again, hyperpartisanship is a hell of a drug. >> just one other issue. so after trump was found liable for defaming and his physical attacks on e. jean carroll, he countersued her for defamation for comments she made here on cnn. and now judge has dismissed that. signi significance? >> i think it's incredibly significant. it's one of these cases that we're just not talking about. the fact that the judge said this defamation suit has no weight but said in the -- not the letter of the law but cloak wee ally the term rape does apply to the situation. i think that should matter to people that a judge looked at the evidence and said, this is w

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and with me is democratic strategist former party executive director baa sill smooik the.minute. i found myself googling the 14th amendment yesterday bifr interviewed the judge. he actually sent it along to aid me. let me read it to everybody. 14th amendment, section 3, no person shall be a senator or representative in congress, or elector of president and vice president or hold any office, civil or military, under the united states, or under any state, who, having taken an oath, as a member of congress or as an officer of the united states, as a member of any state legislature, or as an executive or ju durable officer of any state to support the constitution of the united states, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. but congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each house remove such disability. mark, tell me your thoughts on the sort of theory or argument. >> yeah, i think it's unquestionably correct. this has become an increasing consensus. i wrote something for democracy docket within a week of

the chinese stock market has underperformed greatly, and it feels like they're craving some sort of baa bazooka or stimulus to deal with these problems. >> it seemed like china is struggling with growth, dealing with deflation, which can act as a drag on global inflation. in other words, it seemed as if it was helping the things we wanted to be helped, which was reinforcing disinflation story. now, i do think it's more about financial conditions, you know, any kind of financial accident risk that is rising over there, what's going on with the chinese currency. you know, even though it has firmed up in the last couple of days as the authorities try to protect it, i think that always gets people's attention, not because it has a direct feed-through to things we care more about but it just is a what if factor. >> it's a signal, also, that they're willing to step in more than they have been. i think the $28 billion to cash this week speaks volumes. that was according to the bank of america fund flows data. so, positioning more for risk off or more defensively positioning, we know that was a