ben dom nesm prime starts now. ben weapon thank you, shannon. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ are. >> ben: joe biden is comfortable to say what the rest of us to have known for a long governor cuomo is a creep and he should resign. >> are you calling on him to resign. >> yes. >> if he doesn't resign are you calling for him to be impeached and removed from office. >> one thing at a time i think he should resign. >> ben: this of course following the damning attorney general's investigation pattern of inappropriate sexual conduct. >> governor cuomo sexually current and former state employees in violation of federal and state laws the independent investigation found that governor cuomo sexually harassed multiple women. many of whom were young women by engaging in unwanted groping, kisses, hugs and by making inappropriate comments. >> ben: cuomo denied those allegations and justified his actions with an odd slide show showing that he doesn't just touch women uncomfortably. >> i do it with everyone black and white, young, and old.

"fox news primetime" hosted by ben domenech starts right now. tossing it town the hall to ben. have a great show. >> ben: thank you, mike. appreciate it good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." >> ben: the irony of the term woke is that it is designed to keep you asleep. asleep to the reality of what's going on around you, sedated from having to do anything to fix a real problem. woke messaging demands you obey and break faith with your heritage of freedom. it also serves as a religion that demands little more than that obedience. so, to take just one example of thousands that surround us, wokeness means you don't have to ask the hard questions about how public schools fail black and hispanic americans. just accept the narrative of systemic racism in your heart as your lord and savior. just wear the ribbon, that's all. >> wear the ribbon. >> who do you think you are. >> put the ribbon on. >> hey, cedric, bob, this guy won't wear a ribbon. >> who? who doesn't want to wear the ribbon? >> ben: for wealthy suburbanites as long as you don't share the wronicle or like the wr

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, ben novak junior. >> he was a spoiled kid, he was a brat. >> ben junior, don't call him benji, would be trotted out to shake hands with the vip's. then it was back up the hotel elevator home. birthday cakes came from room service. and the kids who came to the birthday party were complete strangers to him. just kids who are passing through the hotel. >> the friendless lonely boy disliked by his father's help lost himself in the fantasy world of batman. the superhero be came and obsession, even as an adult, ben junior was still amassing a floor to ceiling collection of batman memorabilia. he even bought a bath mobile from the old tv show. but there was no holding off the real world and change. just as the rat pack faded away, so too did the fountain blue. by the late seventies, miami beach was regarded as a stale place for old people. ben novak senior lost the hotel to bankruptcy and died not long afterwards. the sun, ben junior, all grown up now, stayed in the hospitality business and made his mark. he created a company run out of his home here that organized conventions at big hotels

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indeed, and i think ben wallace _ years to come.ed, and i think ben wallace has been the - years to come. indeed, and i think ben wallace has been the most. ben wallace has been the most critical person of the us over the past couple of weeks. he has made it very clear publicly that the uk government does not agree with this decision and he has really warned of the consequences of the vacuum that may appear in afghanistan. because the fact is that we have very little idea what this new regime is going to be like, how it is going to compare to when the taliban growth afghanistan in the late 90s, and i think ben wallace, who served himself in the armed forces and has been on the front end of dealing with the withdrawal, particularly with the withdrawal, particularly with the withdrawal, particularly with the vacuum that has emerged around the foreign office, is obviously very concerned about this. and his comments in the mail on son they strike the heart of the message about he was trying to do. because mr wallace did try to work with

"fox news primetime" hosted by ben domenech starts right now. tossing it town the hall to ben. have a great show. >> ben: thank you, mike. appreciate it good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." >> ben: the irony of the term woke is that it is designed to keep you asleep. asleep to the reality of what's going on around you, sedated from having to do anything to fix a real problem. woke messaging demands you obey and break faith with your heritage of freedom. it also serves as a religion that demands little more than that obedience. so, to take just one example of thousands that surround us, wokeness means you don't have to ask the hard questions about how public schools fail black and hispanic americans.

well, it is a - message that comes from ben wallace that he _ message that comes from ben wallace thatready. in the main _ that he pointed out already. in the main overriding thing is also confusion. we have seen so many powerful— confusion. we have seen so many powerful images today, people going through— powerful images today, people going through sewage, young children clutching — through sewage, young children clutching teddy bears. suitcase wheeling them around. no one knows what is _ wheeling them around. no one knows what is going on and i doubt that these _ what is going on and i doubt that these people are really listening to what ben _ these people are really listening to what ben wallace is saying. how's that message going to get through to them to— that message going to get through to them to cross to a land border instead — them to cross to a land border instead of— them to cross to a land border instead of going through a processing centre in pakistan. it is utter— processing centre in pakistan. it is utter confusion and panic for those who are _ utter confusion and panic

. >> ciara: i love you, ben. >> ben: i love you, too. >> shawn: hands in the air! look, ciara, are you all right? >> ciara: yes. yes, i'm fine. please, just put the gun down. >> theo: ciara. thank god you're all right! i-i was going crazy worrying about you. oh, my god. >> lani: you don't even know if that tip aunt paulina got was legit. dad, people will say anything for that kind of money she was offering. i mean, shawn and theo are probably on a wild goose chase right now. >> eli: no, they're not. >> lani: what happened? >> eli: shawn radioed in. he and theo are at a cabin in the woods with a limo parked in front of it. and guess what? the limo--it has the same plates as the one that ben rented. >> lani: that's great. >> eli: yeah. they're probably rescuing ciara right now. abe: thanks to paulina. >> paulina: someday--maybe someday you'll forgive me. [knock at door] lani? what the hell are you doing here? >> olivia: excuse me? is that how you greet your mama? >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the "days of our lives." [soft orchestration]

yeah, ben...is see the taliban as having beard away from the purest ideology ofjihad for about you see this playing out in the future? ., ., , ., ~' future? -- how do you? ithink the taliban _ future? -- how do you? ithink the taliban is _ future? -- how do you? ithink the taliban is now _ future? -- how do you? ithink the taliban is now in _ future? -- how do you? ithink the taliban is now in a - future? -- how do you? ithink the taliban is now in a very - the taliban is now in a very delicate stage of regime consolidation, or the sides being pulled in are being played out the same time, and this means that for a group like i , which has many, many motivations, ranging from the purely ideological hatred driven through two more tactical ones to kind of a more strategic objective, which is just to create further instability and humility at the taliban at this point, but it is notjust isis k. a group like al-qaeda now would be very worried and thinking carefully, how can we best play the situation?

ben emmons, are there any hawks left? ben: i think there are.hink james bullard may be is one of them, even though he's now considered a dove yet i think a hawk is about risk management. they are looking at inflation above target. they think it is transitory, but they don't want to take a full chance on it. so there is some level of hawkish and us or hawk -- of hawkishness there. so you cannot be a traditional hawk. you've got to be more flexible. tom: how does the theory you write about that our listeners and viewers angst about, how does that fold over into market reaction? ben: i think the market at the moment is taking the fed on its word that you are dealing with inflation that could moderate over time, so that results in a flatter yield curve, but you can't go that's flat that you are in economy still above the growth trend. that would be strange, with the yield curve coming closer to inversion. so i think the fed can normalize somewhat against the backdrop that inflation is not as transitory as it may seem, but at least not as sticky eith

please welcome back to the show, ben platt. ben, how are you >> hey, seth, how you doing?h: nice to see you too it's been five years since you were last here and it was the beginning of the ben platt era it was your first talk show appearance >> it was my first -- yes, my first ever late night moment i was very, very nervous and sweaty and you looked exactly the same, except maybe like a little more sun kissed >> seth: thank you very much for saying that. and i don't know if you remember, but on your way out the door that day i said, "by the next time i see you, you better have an emmy, a grammy, and a tony," and you lived up to it >> and it's only because you said those things to me that any of them happened so i really appreciate it. >> seth: i was fishing for that, and i got you on the hook. so this is really -- we've talked when you were here before about how you perform a lot with your family. that was something you did growing up and you know, like a lot of us, spent time with family over what was a difficult year did you -- in 2020, did you spend a lot of time with

this had been ben's manifesto after his olympic quarterfinal.t one of those nice chains on my neck, and i'll be calling all the shots. everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill, and a nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. after trying on that nice big chain, it was time to get to work with some official engagements — amongst them, a visit to a city centre youth club. it's a dream come true, i keep saying this, when i was a kid, with my coach i said, "i'm going to be the mayor, i'm going to be the mayor." went to the olympics, "i'm going to be the mayor." come back, i'm the mayor! so dream's a reality, really. the role of the mayor involves encouraging young people and this group seemed impressed. we both do boxing. together and itjust... that's our dream, so we're - going to hopefully reach them. this inspired me a lot, and i can't believe he won the medal, a silver. i was proud, he should be proud of himself. . he made everyone else proud, it was the best he could do. i everywhere we've been today with ben, he's been inundated

>> i'm ready. >> ben: excellent. topic one.u see what papa joe just did, he wore a tan suit, a deeply unpresidential act not taken since his old boss was in office, which is all we remember, was barack obama's only scandalous president. what do you think about the choice to wear a tan suit out of perhaps solidarity with his former boss? >> i mean, first of all, it is hard for me to make a serious comment. when i put a suit on, i look like a homeless guy just found $100. he looks -- he looks -- i look like you if you went through two more pandemics, bend, but he looks more like the president of milk, right? ceo of whole milk, you want at the front of the team. we also can't assume that he is dressing himself, quite presumptuous, you know, you notice he will look down every few seconds when he is giving a speech. he is making sure he has pants on. okay, i'm good. 4 million people got the vaccine. okay, i wiped my butt. he's clean. >> ben: you have to make sure, all the time, as commander in chief. we might have just found the per

mullis has said he is now going _ —— ben mullis has said he is now going to — —— ben mullis has saidne in claims that some of these interpreters have been unfairly denied — interpreters have been unfairly denied asylum. he says that the decisions — denied asylum. he says that the decisions will be made on potential threat _ decisions will be made on potential threat to— decisions will be made on potential threat to life, which many of these people _ threat to life, which many of these people will face, as i said notjust for themselves but for the loved ones: _ for themselves but for the loved ones. for— for themselves but for the loved ones, for their families, for themselves but for the loved ones, fortheirfamilies, but also interestingly, it said the decisions will be _ interestingly, it said the decisions will be made on eligibility and security— will be made on eligibility and security of uk citizens, what are 'ust security of uk citizens, what are just there — security of uk citizens, what are just there will still be some rigorous _ just there will still be some rigorous backgr

ben: is very serious adam.students returning to school in arizona and texas left a mask up in class and school districts executive orders on governors in the state which are now hotspots for the new infections let's bring in fox news medical contributor jeanette family and an emergency medical doctor, thank you so much for being here today. we appreciate it. so do have a question, do you believe the governors who are banning the mask and ask looking at the science pretty think it is the school district who are flouting this printed. guest: let's take a look at what are dealing with, severe outbreak with the delta spreading like wildfire 20 our children in the hospital in record numbers the coronavirus in the delta strength is affecting the younger population we see more hospitalizations with those are the age of 50 and our children were now running out of icu beds and arkansas alabama louisiana tennessee, we are running out of hospital beds and we are running out of icu beds to help the strain as we are dealing

ben wallace is right that no -hone leave. ben wallace is right that no hone call leave.ll from dominic raab - leave. ben wallace is right that no phone call from dominic raab or. phone call from dominic raab or anybody— phone call from dominic raab or anybody will have prevented the taliban — anybody will have prevented the taliban from taking kabul or the collapse — taliban from taking kabul or the collapse of the afghan government. but in _ collapse of the afghan government. but in the _ collapse of the afghan government. but in the situation like this, there's— but in the situation like this, there's not much you can do. but there _ there's not much you can do. but there are — there's not much you can do. but there are things you can do, and my view is _ there are things you can do, and my view is that— there are things you can do, and my view is that the duty —— it is the duty— view is that the duty —— it is the duty of— view is that the duty —— it is the duty of civil _ view is that the duty —— it is the duty of civil servants to make themselves available for those

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anyway, ben is here to talk a little bit about that. mary ellen carol is here from the department of emergency management to answer any questions. and, i think um, who else is here? like i said, it was a long night. and, right now, i'm going to call up dr. grant cofax to talk a little bit about the specifics of our health order, what the plans are and just thank you all so much for being here and thank you all for continuing to do your very best to comply with these very complicated sometimes numerous health orders, but they will keep us safe and they will save lives. thank you so much. >>> well, good morning everyone. and thank you, mayor breed, for your steadfast leadership. as we continue to navigate covid-19 as a city. and thank you, janet, and visuvio for your important efforts as we recover from this pandemic. and i want to thank our acting health officer who worked hard on these orders and for director marry ellen carol for your ongoing partnership in this response. the business community has been an important partner in our effo

our first session is the enigma of ben franklin's faith with thomas kidd. benjamin franklin tells us that he became a deist as a young man. at the constitutional convention in 1787, franklin proposed that delegates open sessions with prayer. in in session, thomas kidd will explore the enigma of franklin's faith and the tension between franklin's well-known skepticism and the enduring influence of his puritan upbringing on his familiarity with the bible. thomas kidd is a distinguished professor of history at baylor university and associate director of baylor's institution for studies of religion. he is the author of "benjamin franklin: the religious life of a founding father." please join me in welcoming dr. kidd. [ applause ] >> thank you to kay and thank you to the museum of the bible for hosting this wonderful event. it's a pleasure to be here at the museum. i hope to consult with some of the section on bible in america and it is just a wonderful thing to be here and see this lovely facility. so thank you for having us and thank you to those of you that a

this had been ben's manifesto after his olympic quarterfinal.e nice chains on my neck and i'll be calling all the shots. everybody in wolverhampton will have a nice ice grill, and a nice big chain, courtesy of ben whittaker. after trying on that nice big chain, it was time to get to work with some official engagements, amongst them, a visit to a city centre youth club. it's a dream come true, i keep saying this, when i was a kid, with my coach i said, "i'm going to be the mayor, i'm going to be the mayor." went to the olympics, "i'm going to be the mayor." come back, i'm the mayor! so dream's a reality, really. the role of the mayor involves encouraging young people and this group seemed impressed. we both do boxing. together and itjust... that's our dream, so we're - going to hopefully reach them. this inspired me a lot, and i can't believe he won the medal, a silver. i was proud, he should be proud of himself. . he made everyone else proud, it was the best he could do. i everywhere we've been today with ben, he's been inundated with people wan

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well, as i speak to you, ben, and i am sure i i speak to you, ben, and i am sure my viewers can heare been anything but. and yes, many around the world, afghans, americans, british, so many of the dozens of nato armies who served here and served here in goodwill, who wanted to make a difference, they are asking now, was it worth it? that question has been asked for so many years, ben. afghanistan is undeniably a different country from 2001, when we drove in to the city. you remember those times, ben, that the city was dark, the city was crushed. there was not even a single telephone line out of this country. year on year more afghans have been educated. more countries have been formed. more countries have been formed. more afghans have been trained. more institutions were built. this was very much a country still in the process of building itself. but now it was left with its greatest achievements... possibly crumbling. the best and brightest of that educated generation, not all of them, but a good number of them have now left and now instead of being an engineer, an artist, human ri

. >> ben gurion was the first prime minister. ben gurion was very happy.reflection. and, so on may 15th, five arab states declared war against israel. egypt, lebanon and iraq and trans jordan. they all wanted for themselves. king abdullah was the first to lead an invasion. jerusalem under sieged was very democra dramatic for the people living there, they did not have enough to drink or eat. >> there was a jewish community in the city that had to be evacuated. people went to transjordan. the fighting was considerable in jerusalem and the new israeli forces don't want the give it up. it is a prize. but, they surrendered and the whole city was given over to the army of the juordanians, the iconic synagogue and the old city was destroyed. the city was badly damaged during this period. >> while king abdullah's forces claimed the city -- >> the other arab army was approaching from all sides. >> israel didn't have an army. and you have hundreds of thousands of people who are still so -- you have to defend it the same time you are fighting. one of the critical dev

that was -- it was really good, ben.i think i can do a few things but then any australian is like, "that's awful. i like, "noyr. 'cause they put it o-y-r at the end of the "noyr." [ laughter ] and then i -- i -- we shave with razor blades >> seth: oh, that's- >> "rise up lights" really fast is, "ah, i've got some razor blades." >> razor blades. [ laughter ] >> max said, "don't move your mouth. >> seth: this is very, very helpful. hey, i want to ask this, when you guys -- when you guys travel across the world, or whenever you travel together, because ben, you famously played an air marshall in "bridesmaids." for my money, one of the funniest movie scenes that ever took place on an airplane. when you guys travel together, is it jarring for other people on the flight? [ light laughter ] >> i think they're always a little bit like, "ha, ha!" and they're like -- or they're like, "oh, my god. you guys got married after that?" and i was like, "well, we were married. they were like, "right." >> one time a drunk guy did say, "hey

tonight here in tokyo, the equestrian park, ben maher and six ridersjump off with equestrian park, benautiful horse explosion w and all the hype about how good that horses in the way he floated around the arena, both in the third round does make a first round tonight and then in the jumper. has such a deceptive away about and that you think maybe he could go a bit faster, but he moved very quickly and has grace and elegance. the interesting thing about bennett meir, this is a big summerfor him, not only is he here at the olympics but he is getting married as well when he gets back home. —— interesting thing about ben maher. the olympics is the pinnacle in the equestrian world and to be here and compete is one thing, but to be here and gain a medal and podium position is a very special thing and when you can get your hands on gold, the ben maher, a second time for him, it is something that dreams are made of. well, it's a second career gold for maher, who won gold in the team jumping event at london 2012 and understandably he was full of praise for horse explosion w. it has been a nerve

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this is bbc news — i'm ben boulos.ur top stories: trapped among blasts and street battles — the fight to drive the taliban from afghan cities sparks fears of a humanitarian crisis. washington calls on tehran to resume nuclear talks, after iran's newly—inaugurated president, supports diplomatic efforts to end the deadlock. wildfires threaten large parts of greece, as strengthening winds fuel more than 150 blazes. dozens of towns and villages have been evacuated. one of the world's great footballers, lionel messi, is leaving barcelona after more than 20 years. i am sarah mulkerinns live in tokyo on day m of the games, where we have had the first medal of the day — poland's dawid tomala has won gold in the men's 50km race walk. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. there has been fierce fighting in the southern afghan city of lashkar gah. dozens of taliban insurgents are reported to have been killed in a battle for control of the city. afghan forces, backed by us air strikes, are fighting on sever

britain�*s ben maher on explosion w, in a six wayjump—off for gold. come on, ben, move. beat maher�*s time? well, it was oh, so close. he�*sjust not quite made it. and ben maher has gold for great britain. delight then for the 38—year—old and another gold to go with his team triumph in 2012, but he said he owed it all to his horse, whojumped, he added, like he had wings. this horse is a different world. i don�*t even remember what i was doing in thejump—off, to be honest. i had my plan, ijust went and he just gave me everything. but another british medal hope has ended in heartbreak. oh, katarinajohnson—thompson, it all comes crashing down. the world heptathlon champion has been plagued by injury, and in the 200 metres the curse struck again. her agony was matched only by her bravery, asjohnson—thompson limped to the finish line. after lying in fifth place, her olympics are over in the very cruellest fashion. in the boxing, meanwhile, surely the games�* most reluctant medallist. ben whittaker was so upset with his silver, he didn�*t even put it on. his podium picture per

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>> ben: first i have to say i appreciate your passion about press briefings. [laughter] definitely coming from the heart on your part. understandably so. first off, i want to commend to everyone tom's remarks. he is a god. >> sandra: the daughter of a friend of mine he is a godparent he is a godparent to the daughter of a friend of mine. they have to become closer with their friends in japan, australia, elsewhere on the globe and to be able to make decisions on their own part as opposed to simply relying on the united states which from my perspective has been an incredible statement to hear from a u.k. mp in the sense that sending the message, they no longer believe they can trust the united states when it comes to foreign policy, when it comes to this presidency. we were told over and over again throughout the 2020 cycle that joe biden as president would be a return to normalcy, a return to normalcy, returned to respect for america around the globe. by all the ridiculous people at "the washington post" in "the new york times" who made that claim, this has blo

ben wallace and _ left behind? incredibly regretful. ben wallace and his _ left behind?en wallace and his team - left behind? incredibly regretful. ben wallace and his team within | left behind? incredibly regretful. . ben wallace and his team within the mod are some of the few people to emerge with any credit internationally from this. it is credit to the diplomatic teams in the raf that they have managed to get 14,500 the raf that they have managed to get 111,500 people out and we thank them for their work. the fact there are hundreds, potentially thousands left is very sad because life will be difficult for them to get out, going through checkpoints is difficult in any circumstances but going through checkpoints with the taliban when you have women and children with you i think will be incredibly uncomfortable. i hope we continue to try to get people out who deserved to be got out, through uk means. ~ . ., , ., , , uk means. what means would they be, do ou uk means. what means would they be, do you imagine? _ uk means. what means would they be, do you imagine? the _ u

unlike with ben and jerry is, ladies have no beef about mcdonald, why? because if they fit the quake and then they think it's cheap, and i think it's nice to see along a lot of time you have time to spend. let's say i had an hour to spend right now, and it's steve and they serve the food to your table. so it's nice reactions, like those might come as a bit of a surprise. give them. what's happened to been in jerry's. that's because 8 years ago, the chief executive of mcdonalds is well refused to open a branch in the west bank. there was no big outcry from israel all the international community. so what's the difference? simply that they didn't make too much of a song and dance about the policy. i think that mcdonald's made the decision notes while cooperating with an organization such as b s. s. so that'd make it better. they done a lot of things. few, a lot of years ago, a lot of time before dad doesn't matter. it's not the same case, not being in c happening now. and it was their decision now not to sell in the service, or is eventually mcdonald's tell

ben wallace whati _ here is a pretty bleak one.one. ben l wallace whati afghanistan might here is a pretty bleak one. ben - wallace whati afghanistan might fall into civil war. ministers think the repercussions of that could be significant, notjust a rise in poverty in the country, but potentially the re—emergence of al-qaeda in afghanistan. and remember that back in 2001, the removal of al-qaeda from afghanistan was one of the key reasons given to justify the invasion. now, the speed with which this has all happened has surprised many around here, but there were warnings and mr wallace said this morning he had tried to persuade some nato allies to leave a military presence in afghanistan. ultimately he was unsuccessful in that because of the lack of us infrastructure and the lack of willpower in nato capitals. but i suppose the question that many are going to ask is, what comes next? many conservative mps are increasingly voicing their frustration at the government's policy, calling for some sort of rethink. labourare policy, call

and ben covers disinformation, extremism, and the internet.or ben, kind of a dark day. but this new weird and increasingly dangerous trend of people pushing sheep dip, cattle dewormer, horse dewormer, scabies cream, ivermectin, as if it is a miracle cure for covid, it is unfortunately hitting all of ben collins' beats these days. one of the big groups pushing this disinformation about this drug is a pro-trump anti-vaxx group called american front line doctors. their founder was arrested after allegedly participating in the insurrection at the capitol on january 6. the misinformation around it and the promotion of it turns out to be a lot bigger online, particularly in gigantic facebook groups i had no idea existed. but they have created a whole ecosystem to push the stuff and to support people's decision to use it instead of, say, getting vaccinated. ben collins, thank you very much for joining us tonight, i really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> so one thing that i have been trying to nail down here is what's driving the sudden

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britain's ben maher on explosion w, in a six wayjump—off for gold. come on, ben, move.. could they beat maher�*s time? well, it was so, so close. he'sjuts not quite made it. and ben maher has gold for great britain. delight then for the 38—year—old and another gold to go with his team triumph in 2012, but he said he owed it all to his horse, whojumped, he added, like he had wings. this horse is a different world. i don't even remember what i was doing in thejump—off, to be honest. i had my plan, ijust went and he just gave me everything. but another british medal hope has ended in heartbreak. oh, katarina johnson—thompson, it all comes crashing down. the world heptathlon champion has been plagued by injury, and in the 200 metres the curse struck again. her agony was matched only by her bravery, asjohnson—thompson limped to the finish line. after lying in fifth place, her olympics are over in the very cruellest fashion. in the boxing, meanwhile, surely the games' most reluctant medallist. ben whittaker was so upset with his silver, he didn't even put it on. his podium pi

ben bain spoke with sec chair gary gensler.ou have been speaking to chair gensler for a while now. how is what he is telling you now -- hold on. we will get to president biden, who was just about to speak. president biden: i want to's peak about the progress we have been making on the bill back better agenda here at home. i just got off the phone with the leaders of the house. the house of representatives has taken a significant step to making historic investments. it is going to transform america, cut taxes for working families, and position the american economy for long-term, long-term growth. when i became president, it was clear that we had to confront an immediate economic crisis, the most significant recession we have had since the crash. but that was not going to be enough. we also had to make some long-term investments in americans and america itself. the first thing we did was to write and pass the american rescue plan, and it is working. our economy has added 4 million jobs in my first six months in office. economic g

ben meher has secured individual showjumping gold on his horse, ben maher has secured individual showjumping rio, and a silver at london 2012. there were two more boxing medals, with ben whittaker taking silver in the light—heavyweight category and frazer clarke claiming bronze in the men's super—heavyweight division. but there's also disappointing news this afternoon, as the reigning world champion, katarina johnson—thompson, is out of the heptathlon after a calf injury in the 200 metres. with full round—up of the day's olympic action, here's austin. as you say, it's been another successful day for team gb. the 12th day of the games has come to an end in tokyo and team gb have five more medallists, and skateboarder sky brown has become britain's youngest in olympic history, at the age ofjust 13 years and 28 days. she produced a composed final run to finish third in the women's park skateboarding final and claim bronze. hosts japan got the gold and silver as the sport made its olympic debut. it's incredible. i mean, it feels unreal! i'm so happy to be here with sakura and kokona. all the gir

we call this the super crock from big ben. t super crock from big ben.ng and other fossil bones from their teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs.— teeth. so he literally ate dinosaurs. :, , dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! the landscape _ dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! the landscape here - dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! the landscape here may- dinosaurs. he ate dinosaurs! | the landscape here may have remained unchanged for millennia but the fact that it contains 118 miles of border zone is more relevant today than ever before.— zone is more relevant today than ever before. 100 years ago the people _ than ever before. 100 years ago the people in — than ever before. 100 years ago the people in this _ than ever before. 100 years ago the people in this region, - than ever before. 100 years ago the people in this region, the i the people in this region, the border wasn't a significant part of daily life. the river was. so we had families that would live on the united states side with cousins in mexico. they would be crossing, there would be floodplain farming. there