jessica tarlov and in the center seat, editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford. i love it when he salutes all the military people out there and he is fear and is

forrestnathan bedford him,e top left and below pierre. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. leeappened shortly after died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side theren that had nothing but an open field, and the desire to bring this old heart, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's , in expensive real estate the state, frankly. the area is a national historic district. each of these monuments, save two, are considered historic landmarks. i'm sure everyone in this room has been th

thank you, have a good -- next from new bedford, massachusetts. good morning. to begin with a man came in to find a box spring and mattress so he picked at the mattress and served i can so user measures the you have to wait for spring so we ordered a new one and the -- the guyaround a baseball bat in my hand,. just under 20 minutes, open phones. (202) 748-8000 democrats. (202) 748-8001 republicans. s\ and748-8002 independent if you are interested we will ask you a question from the citizenship test. the headline from the washington examiner talks about the naturalization ceremony that will be underway shortly. 13,000 new citizens honored around july 4. they were tasked with promising application for citizenship. as part of the able fourth of july celebration, u.s. citizenship and immigration services and a wire and rosalie -- good morning on the democrats line. caller: can you hear me all right? it is declaration of independence celebration day. i bet the constitution -- everybody has been talking arabic on the issue and the bill of rights and how wonderful tha

jessica tarlov and in the center seat, editor in chief of "the daily caller" news foundation, chris bedford. i love it when he salutes all the military people out there and he is fear and is "outnumbered" ." >> chris: can't wait, let's get it going. >> melissa: love the attitude. >> harris: we are learning president president trump has invited russian president vladimir pugh into the white house this fall under criticism from both sides of the aisle after their summit in helsinki, finland, this week. some republican lawmakers argue it may not be the best idea. president trump is refusing to cave to criticism on the issue. watch. >> look at the sanctions i put on, look at all of the things that i've done. if nobody else did what i've done. obama didn't do it. obama was a patsy for russia. look at the statement he made when he thought the mics were turned off. a stupid statement he made. nobody does a big deal about that. getting along with president putin, getting along with the russia is positive, not a negative. that being said, if that doesn't work out, i'll be the worst enemy he's had. t

the new foot on the dummy by french stark attorney john new bedford was the first to open a masterpiece as grand as the m.i.a. in. a cathedral for art. he could hardly be any bigger or more spectacular. only one of the component of the weight of the dome doesn't matter that the lighter it is the better more importantly this dome is a spiritual central thing a cathedral is a spiritual place and the dome is always a symbol of heaven and universal thoughts should find a place here to go to the dome is also there to influence the light because in arab architecture geometry and light always co-exist this is a can of maddux of light in relation to arab history and its architecture something very vivid in relation to the time in which we live the gospel on your gums and. now you can find works of art from all over the world in this replica of an arab medina. loans from the head office such as the walking man a sculpture by ogust called down and works from the abu dhabi collection and compliment each other. the real cost of all this is anyone's guess a billion euros for the naming rights along.

>> we have taken multiple disclosures from bedford. we spent two visits to be on the ground taking interviews -- interviewing potential whistleblowers or other employees. i know that was an oig investigation as well. we tried to make sure we didn't cross into the criminal side. i believe the fact that you are mentioning the criminal side of that, i think there was resolution with the individual's relative. >> if could you get back to my office on that as well. the other is that, again, in bedford, a whistleblower had their allegations substantiated by the special counsel regarding asbestos contamination and patient and employee concerns about exposure. can you tell us the status of that investigation? >> i will follow up with you. >> me time is limited. i've been disappointed by assistant secretary shelby's response. we had a hearing in late june. this is in regard to the march 2018 merit system protection board study showing the v.a. has the highest rate of sexual harassment across all federal agencies. his response was dismissive of

right now we're at rent point in the bedford basin and i'll fax in the one nine hundred forty five kind of at the third largest maybe in the world they were coming back from the second world war and they were offloading all the missions here at the base and so what we have here today is the base and it's just full of missions all the led lights are full of missions as well. even today world war two era munitions still pose a major hazard. during world war one and world war two millions of tons of weapons and ammunition were produced but no one thought about what should be done with them after the fighting stopped you just you know. the battle event don't began on february twenty first one nine hundred sixteen with a massive german artillery attack on french positions. hundreds of thousands of shells were fired over ten hours a horrific example of modern industrial warfare. the dog she is she said almost totally by the germans had about thirteen hundred artillery pieces and two to three hundred thousand shells that's a huge quantity of the world i've never seen anything like. the destruc

we go to chris bedford, offending passage. was part of bill of particular. written against king george of britain, merciless indian savage is what got flagged. the saying perhaps if thomas jefferson written it as native americans at a challenging state of cultural development it would have been better. your reaction to this. >> not a friendly time on the frontier, british crown was -- tribes on the frontline to attack, cause troube trouble. a lot of people on left would call de declaration of independence a hate document. and saying that independence day on wednesday. this got caught up in facebook largest machine like alga rhythms, publishers told they have to trust it, it is like the coca cola secret formula we're not allowed to see it, just take their word for it there is no transparency with the massive -- >> zuckerberg talked a lot. during his senate and house appearances about artificial intelligence, saying it can do a lot. but it does bring up a question whether it should do all or human monitors would be better, but you would have bias with human mo

joining me now, daily caller news foundation editor in chief christopher bedford.to have you with us. >> good evening. >> sydney powell, author of "license to lie, exposing corruption in the department of justice." great to have you with us. let's start with you, first of all. the idea that a court is now ordering the department of homeland security to behave in a specific way that is not envisioned by any law, how does that work? >> it doesn't make any sense to me at all, lou. if the parents want to protect these children, they need to not bring them illegally into this country or put them, worse, in the hands of people who are smuggling them into this country. and any sort of incentive we give them to do that is just hurting the children. and the families even more. i mean we have to shut down the border completely to stop the whole aspect of human trafficking and illegal entry. lou: christopher how did we get to a point where we have to rationalize securing our borders? >> it seems like giving out handouts and votes to people who are not american citizens is a n

#topicalstorm tomorrow night chris bedford is back, and see r suter man. good-bye. ?w york city apartment have a soldier room? >> it's one of the biggest collections in the world. >> one man's army four decades in the making. >> when i first saw it, i was absolutely amazed. he had every soldier placed in their position. every general was placed in his position. >> but he doesn't want to leave his wife with all this. >> bob wanted to sell off the collection so carole wouldn't have to deal with it. >> what's an heir to do? turn to "strange inheritance." >> what did you think when you saw the episode about toy soldiers? >> i was knocked out. so, i reached out. >>we

. >>> and now, let's check in with cnn's ryan nobles who is near trump's golf resort in new bedford,ew jersey, where the president is spending the weekend. tell us why the president is happy with what has been released. >> yeah, fred. we should point out that we have not seen president trump at all this weekend. he has been at thele golf course in nearby bedminster, new jersey, and not appeared in public at all, but the twitter feed is active and he has tweeted on this topic a few times this morning and four times in fact. he is basically making the case that this is the release of the document vindicates his overall belief that the investigation into his campaign ties to russia are nothing more than a witch hunt. let me point out one particular tweet. the president saying, quote, congratulations to the judicial watch and tom fenton on being successful in getting the carter page documents, and they are reridiculously are redacted and prove that they were mislead by the courts. it is a witch hunt and a scam. this is falling in line with what many in the house of representatives are ma

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forrestnathan bedford him,e top left and below pierre. you know who i am talking about. they are the most prominent on the landscape. in richmond, we have a number of confederate statues throughout the city. the one that is more prominent are the five on monument avenue, the grand boulevard developed as a real estate boon. a thing folks don't know and we had the opportunity to share, it was never, monument avenue was never intended to be confederate row. it happened happenstance. leeappened shortly after died. it was clear everyone wanted to do some kind of memorial to lee, and it became a conversation about it can be nowhere else but richmond. it took 20 years. when it was finally determined to place it on the western side theren that had nothing but an open field, and the desire to bring this old heart, the house building began in earnest. today it has some of richmond's , in expensive real estate the state, frankly. the area is a national historic district. each of these monuments, save two, are considered historic landmarks. i'm sure everyone in this room has been th

bedford, the question going into the mid-terms, will president trump's approval bring republicans over the finish line or is it a problem considering he has 51% approval on the economy, looks good. >> yeah. going to depend what state you're in. if you're a republican in connecticut, then the fervor of democrats might make it difficult to win. president trump is different from so many other past republican presidents who have terrible approval ratings after two years. he's actually done everything he said he was going to do or tried to. whether it's tackling trade, deregulating, cutting taxes, trying to talk to north korea, the iran deal, pulling us out of harris. he has accomplishments that he could have hit and technically full employment right now. the last couple years, i've known folks in good economies like massachusetts that have not found a job that are now working full time, bringing home money, proud. that's a great feeling. inspires optimism. >> marie? >> here's the challenge. if you're a soy bean farmer in iowa, you're watching this news carefully and looking at tariffs. the

i also want to take into account the situation in bedford massachusetts va medical center next to my home district, which has been the center of at least high -- three high profile issues surrounding patient safety, employee safety and gross fraud by employees. my colleagues and myself from new hampshire felt that the accountability act that we are discussing today would have expedited effective and appropriate action. but it is my understanding that at least one of these employees central to the case is still on the job. she was accused of fraud and waste, why was she not fired for shifting nearly $200,000 to her brother, and do you no the status of that case and what her current employment situation is? >> i want to be careful because i believe that is still an active investigation but i am familiar with it. do you have an update on where we are at? >> we have taken multiple disclosures and we actually spent two visits to be on the ground taking interviews, interviewing potential whistleblowers for various other employees but i no that was also an ig investigation as well so we tri

the one on bedford and atlantic or the one that's a little furtherr down by the junction. >> it's illegal in boston. >> not horrible. [inaudible] right mentioned being caught up in a cycle of abuse and no one think about it and they wear that badge of honor all the way through adulthood. we get them into prison and tarole systems and it's another form of criminalization. my question though is not really about that. it is a reflection of who we are as a society. it's a direct reflection of us so what does that say about our level of consciousness that we tolerate this nonsense. reading the washington post about what happening at the border and i was crying reading this article because i think how do we allow this to happen. what is happening to our consciousness that we feel we need to punish people all the time. to touch on that, what you think about us as a reflection of the society. this is ourure society. it's a reflection of us. there are generational impact of these laws and what does that say about us. >> i don't even think at this moment what's going on is punishment. it's the indi

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more from bedford, new jersey where the president is saying this weekend. >> the president has issuedeveral tweets for the last 24 hours. the one that caught everyone's eye has to do with the conversation recorded by his former attorney michael cohen. now, this happened two months before the presidential election in 2016. the recorded conversation is. here is what he tweeted. we want to show it to you here. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning. almost unheard of. even more inconceivable, a lawyer would tape a client, totally unheard of and perhaps illegal. the good news is that your favorite president has done nothing wrong, exclamation point. what he's talking about in the breaking into part is about the records that were seized from michael cohen's office, home and apartment earlier this year. now, laws on taping private conversations differ from state to state and we want to point this out. it's not clear where cohen recorded mr. trump. if it was done in new york state where cohen has his office and home. this would be unparty co

." >> bedford, indiana. >> from jenks, oklahoma. >> happy fourth of july from the plaza. >> if that doesn'te appreciate you being withs this july 4th wednesday morning. we're going to get outside in just a bit.ll shei and i holding down the ort while savannah and hod enjoy the holiday. festive out there. >> plenty of options for songs >> what time is the enokout? wh are you having me over? >> how00 about >> busy morning. let's get you right to your news at 8:00 starting with a scorching hot temperature stretching across much of this counn july 4th. one person has died from overwhelming heat in new york. meanwhile out west around 60 wildfires have exploded out of control from calornia to colorado, central nevada bearing the brunt of it. thousands have been force to evacuate. more than 100 homes have been destroyed by one inferno alone. dylan has our forecast in just a bit. >> now to that race against time in thailand to save young soccer team and their coach found alive deep inside a. ca the mission now to bring them safely back to the surface before monsoon rains roln at the end of the week

for a should be held accountable chris bedford. serena, what do you make of all of this?eeting with putin in helsinki, this is is coming on the heels of some loud rolling coming from the president against our allies in great britain. he really needs to step up and confront putin in a real way.her any other country, for that matter to undermine our institution. >> trying to assert themselves in the last election. 2018 midterms just a few months from now. say nothing from the 2020 presidential election. what do you think? >> the indictments we saw earlier this year, another 13 russians, they were interested not just in president donald trump, but also supported ernie sanders. those two candidates, what they really have in common is their distraction to washington candidates and serious longshots i do not know exactly how we would be able to stop them from causing discord. spreading beams on facebook. you can do that. you also have these hacking scandals. this is sending a link to people saying click here to reset your password. and then resetting his password. >> a lot of t

chris bedford debut for the president to sort of hedged his bets, get democrats on board.be easy, will it? you make no comment not going to be easy. there are two camps kind of pushing back and forth at once as they got to get this done right now if you want to change and make it more conservative. others say we should wait until after the election because the republican party may invigorate their base, which is a risky move. murkowski and collins have made it clear with her upon the care about and now probably what the supreme court to one of the highest values they hold as abortion and protecting planned parenthood a half a billion dollars abortion industry. if they are not going to vote for the supreme court justices had roe v. wade should be stricken from the books. neil: did they vote for neil gorsuch? >> that was before they thought there was any risk. now people are more afraid. also, i'm wondering if we will see that level of cooperation again. a couple democrats came over and voted as well. people are looking at heitkamp, donnelly, joe manchin, three people in sta

the other is in bedford. we had a health subcommittee meeting in late june. this is in relation to a study showing the v.a. has the highest rate of sexual harassment across all federal agencies. his office was dismissive. do you accept the findings of this study? what are you doing about this? what is the timeline for actions to address this? except that can of response. it is a serious issue. at the office of accounting and whistleblower protection, and he claims, i don't care with a came from, any claims of sexual harassment and retaliation regarding that are anything require 48-hour response to of investigators on the ground on investigation. so we have no tolerance for any kind of delay in that. i will turn it over to mr. manley. we started a program in 2016. we have been going over what we need to make it more robust program. are there needs for more training? we have a strong policy. we have done strong updates to our handbook. at the prompting of the oc, although they like what they saw they gave us suggestions which were implemented an hour handbook.

editor and chief of the daily caller foundation chris bedford and doug schoen.g politically and injurious to america. the democrats have always been a center left party that believes in compromise and conciliation. capitalism with a social safety net. the party now given the victory of ocasio-cortez in the bronx indicates the party is moving to democratic socialism that tom perez said is the future of the party. i couldn't disagree more. it will hurt the party this november and hurt in 2020, and i despair that the party is now embracing policies like medicare for all, jobs for all and most of all eliminating ice which i think is profoundly misguided and wrong headed. >> leland: he said abolish ice, the fight the president said he relishes, other republicans have said they hope democrats keep that up. broader sense is abolish ice a metaphor for other things and policies that doug talked about and republicans would love that fight >> you have kristin gillibrand who originally ran for office as an anti-amnesty local police to enforce immigration laws and absolutely

thank you, have a good -- next from new bedford, massachusetts. good morning.begin with a man came in to find a box spring and mattress so he picked at the mattress and served i can so user measures the you have to wait for spring so we ordered a new one and the -- the guyaround a baseball bat in my hand,. just under 20 minutes, open phones. (202) 748-8000 democrats. (202) 748-8001 republicans. s\ and748-8002 independent if you are interested we will ask you a question from the citizenship test. the headline from the washington examiner talks about the naturalization ceremony that will be underway shortly. 13,000 new citizens honored around july 4. they were tasked with promising application for citizenship. as part of the able fourth of july celebration, u.s. citizenship and immigration services and a wire and rosalie -- good morning on the democrats line. caller: can you hear me all right? it is declaration of independence celebration day. i bet the constitution -- everybody has been talking arabic on the issue and the bill of rights and how wonderful that wa

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host: from bedford, joseph.aller: it is great to have a president that will stand up and say, you have to pay your fair share. it is long overdue. these countries treat america like a doormat in a welfare office when our country is in debt. they cannot expect us to pay the lion's share for their problems. of londonhe times website, trump claims success after nato cash flow ultimatum. the deadline for defense spending must "hit target by january or we will do our own thing." the president said in an unscheduled press conference on the second day of the two-day summit, speaking after members held a meeting on defense spending, president trump said significant progress had been made. connie is in illinois, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am continually amazed at the consistency in trump's lies. at this news conference this morning, it was just appalling that he stood there once again and stayed true to form with his transparent lies. it was really increasingly clear that he blurred the lines

the temperatures i was talking about a little bit earlier. 35 at heathrow, 3a.1, central london, bedford, 25 in merseyside and that is outside in your garden and in the streets, the houses are a lot hotter, over 30 degrees, they store heat. but that heat will be wafted away eventually in the coming days because this pool of cool air in the atla ntic because this pool of cool air in the atlantic will come our way. and it is quite slow moving. so this is friday, still around about here, this is where the weather front is, but ahead of it, still getting heat of the day storms breaking out. because there will be more of the storms tomorrow, the temperatures will be quite a bit lower, 29 in london and maybe the mid—30s in east anglia. 0nce london and maybe the mid—30s in east anglia. once the weather front moves on saturday, noticed this big change in the wind direction. so we get oceanic air rather than hot continental air all the way from france and spain and effectively africa. so back down to the mid—20s, which for some others will be a shock to the system. and the low 20s for many. and t