ben white. could that be the same ben white?january of this year, the ap reports the same thing. "mexico's economy entered a technical recession at the end of last with two consecutive quarters of contraction." wow. turns out that was the definition prior to two weeks ago. it has been the definition for dictates. you'll find it in every economic textbook ever written. here's one example. french economy falls back into recession. the ap reported in 2013. here's a direct quote. "a recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of negative growth." whoa, whoa, you're not insane. no one does to you. you're not hallucinating. even to an unused to. cnn white house correspondent john harwood. used to run with that definition. economist have a technical definition of recession which is two consecutive quarters of negative growth. he wrote that back in 2008. unfortunately for him we found it. this week everything's different because he can't say stewardess anymore so the new position is "too negative quarters of gdp growth is not a tec

> joining us now to take a closer look at this, cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman and ben white, politico chief economic correspondent and host of the politico money podcast. steve, when you take all of this data into account, all these indexes, what does it tell you about the state of the economy right now? >> it tells us that for sure the economy has slowed. remember, we did like 6% growth in the fourth quarter and now we've come off two quarters in a row. the first quarter we came off because of what was happening with inventories. think what's happening in the pandemic era when it comes it a rubber band imports and exports in inventories and then stretching out and loose anything out. the ports are own, the ports are closed. the first quarter was a bit of an anomaly in that we had really negative numbers on inventory and trade. the second quarter is really showing the slowdown. why? because business investment and consumer spending both were very weak. it doesn't tell us we're in a recession right now. it tells us there's a risk of recession, and then the other side of that

weeks ago before the white house declared otherwise, that everyone was saying differently, including ben white and the ap, they are still using the term stewardess. they were using the old definition. one exampleefin. okay, how about this june? twenty second of this year,e this same benbe white, assuming he's real, wrote in politico, which unfortunately is a mere quoting i'm sorry to report that the conditions are ripe for a slide in gross domestic product growth that lasts at least two quarters comma the technical definition of recession. cess" to be thed same . ben white, the sameit political pundit. and then ine? january of this year, which is twenty, twenty two , we think the ap reported the same thingrt and we're quoting mexico'snt economy entered a technical recession at the end ofcess last year with two consecutive quarters of contraction. oh, wow. so it turns out that wasri the definition prior to two weeks. in fact, that's beendi the definition for decades. in fact, to find it in everyctco economic textbook i've written, it's all over the archives, the ap, which because we're paid to

white house nervous just about that? forget the, you know, the economic term of it as ben says. we know sort of what the standard is for what a recession is. even if we keep saying recession, recession, recession, not a recession, does that play into what's problematic for this white house? >> no question. they're doing their best to avoid it, which is why we've all had semantic fights with white house aides and we got into lengthy conversations on whether or not this qualifies as a recession. we've heard from president biden and janet yellen. that word does have power. it's a self-perpetuating thing for americans who get anxious if they hear the word and mute change behavior. as a technical definition, we there. it's really about feeling. we're going to hear from the white house trying to sell the good economic numbers and ignoring the ones that are more checkered as they try to build political momentum. >> and what are you going to be watching for from the fed? we just heard janet yellen mention that. >> yeah, how much more they boost rates the next time. they're going to keep

ben got a white coat from his closet.self getting ready in the white wedding chapel bathroom. we're talking so low key here. we don't know if they're going to have some big extravaganza in hollywood like a reception. maybe actually we're hearing they might go back to georgia where they were supposed to have their original wedding 20 years ago. they met on the set of gigli, and than they called it off. >> they called it off because they said there was too much paparazzi. >> they went on to marry other people. she married marc anthony. he married jennifer garner. she was engaged to alex rodriguez recently. ben and jen, they recently announced their engagement just a couple months ago. we were talking about her engagement ring, this green diamond. >> she has every other color. i mean, green is all that's left. >> let's be honest. >> the first ben ring was pink diamond. marc anthony's was blue. a-rod's was yellow. then she's got two diamonds from the first marriages. >> the question is, does she keep them? >> she keeps them.

stigmatizes biden for conciliation, and the white house protocol broke his head how to arrange everything so that the president did not shake hands with benimagines biden's visit to saudi arabia as an ultra-liberal view of events, on the right is crown prince mohammed ben salman, on the left is obviously biden and an adviser. sir says. this is oil. harry warrell with a conservative version of america on her knees again before guardians. well listen man. says a man who looks like a biden. i need your oil because i'm shutting down my oil pipelines. in that steglich with an illustration of biden's actions, there is a clear reference to pearl harbor and the beginning of world war ii . american energy is written on the ships, and on the plane the emblem of the us democratic party is a classic of the genre from michael ramirez. who is to blame for everything the headline reads turning energy into a weapon on the hose, of course, it is written russia at the reception of prince ben salman, a drawing of chips. first in line is phil mickelson, a golfer who has spoken rude things about the saudi golf league and has already apologized . especially if

ben rhodes. you know the president. you know the white house apparatus well. tell us how the white house is set up to handle a situation like this. >> consider that in general, chris, the white house is set up to have an enormous infrastructure around the president to make sure that he can do his job wherever he is. the president is traveling, secure communications travels with him. his capacity to communicate with aides or people around the world travels with him as well. when you are inside the actual residence, that's obviously even more amplified. his capacity to communicate with staff, to review paperwork, to get on the phone with foreign leaders, to engage in classified communications, he can do that from the white house residence as well as he could do it from the oval office. beyond his capacity to travel, chris, this should really not have any disruptive impact on white house and presidential operations. >> if i can go to you, zeke. is there any concern -- the president just came off of a foreign trip. what are the protocols right now? who would the w

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region in israel is awaiting the arrival of joe byte, the plane with the head of the white house should land at benport after 3 pm moscow time, the official welcome ceremony will begin at one. we'll get all the details from sergey pashkov, chief of the middle east news bureau sergey greetings what do they say in israel about the visit of the american leader? hello indeed the visit of the american president jambaiden has not yet begun arrival of aircraft number one from washington is expected from 15:30 local time, however, a forty-hour visit. uh, the heads of the white house have been preparing here for months. as of this morning, probably the largest 100 m in israel, the red carpet of 16,000 policemen, put under arms, has been delivered to the airport. this is almost half of the personnel of the israeli police. in addition, the shabak internal security service and the police are involved in ensuring the security of the president's visit. special forces on the eve of the israeli air force held special exercises in the center of the country, but not only physical security issues are taken into accou

joining me from capitol hill is nbc news correspondent ali vitali and senior reporter ben collins and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the new york city. ali, marshaling the mob, give us a rundown of what we can expect tomorrow. >> that's the focus for congressman raskin and stephanie murphy, the two lawmakers expected to be leading this hearing tomorrow. their focus is not just on extremist groups. that's something ben knows well and we'll hear details tomorrow from people like the former spokeperson for the oath keepers as they talk about the way those organizations recruit but of course the central focus for this committee has always been tying all of these seemingly disparate threads and theories back to the man at the center of all of it, former president donald trump. that's something they've saved repeatedly on the sunday shows, both raskin and murphy that things like trump tweet on december 19th, telling people to be there and be wild on january 6th, that those were things that murphy called a siren call, not just to extremist groups but to everyone else who came to the capitol on janu

what ben salman personally told him in response reminded the head the white house, and the war crimesmy. in iraq, the details of bilateral negotiations are unknown, but after the meeting, biden tried in every possible way to assure journalists that the parties were able to agree on the key issue of increasing oil supplies to the united states. you said that soon it will be possible to reduce gasoline prices, when we can see the results, when prices really start to decrease, they are already decreasing. yes? it is, i assure you. and when we see the real results of your visit, i believe that they will become noticeable not earlier, than in a couple of weeks. and you will understand what i 'm talking about when the price of gas stations starts to really decline along with a decrease in the price of oil, the press service of the white house said that saudi arabia undertook to increase production immediately by 50% and already in july, however, in no other document, and such unprecedented successes. they don't even mention the comment that saudi arabia will maintain a balance in the world

white supremacists are. racists are. the kind of racists who worked for tucker carlson. ben host. >> you are, mr. stood perhaps, a lot of them, both by your success -- in [inaudible] also, you keep having but explicit white supremacists, on secret message boards who work for you. >> i've never had a white supremacist -- i've never even met a white supremacist. [inaudible] >> i'm curious why you've been this flypaper for these people in your stuff. that was the question, why the bin flypaper for the racists? >> i've never had a white supremacist work for me. i don't think i've ever talked to a white supremacist. >> but you may have heard there, in a matter of carlson lovely talking over ben, and laughing weirdly, was been mentioning scott greer and blake matt. if i was doing that interview, i would not have moved on at this point, was to stop and acknowledge scott greer and blake matt -- it emerged that he had said things like, gender equality would, quote, allow for the continuing growth of non white hordes in formerly white countries. greer later apologized for those who re

possible contenders, the foreign secretary, liz truss and defense secretary ben wallace and several others. the white house gave a boiler plate statement about johnson's departure saying the united states and britain's special relationship will endure. when asked if he had a reaction to the prime minister's resignation announcement, president biden simply said no, it's part of the process. >>> meanwhile senators lindsey graham and richard blumenthal were in ukraine yesterday, meeting with president zelenskyy to promote a bipartisan bill that would classify russia as a terrorist state. if passed, the bill would make russia the fifth addition to the u.s. list of state sponsors of terrorism, including north korea, iran, syria, and cuba. zelenskyy has called on the united nations to designate russia a terrorist state as well. while the senators were there, russia stepped up their attacks in kharkiv, and the donbas region. during their meeting, zelenskyy expressed the dire need for congress to continue to help ukraine defend itself. and said in part quote, the primary task is that by september 1, women an

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house, there would be a lot of people that saw it the way she did, but there was not a normal white house, benep conspiracy theory laden bunker mentality they have in this white house. and it kind of complete absence of any consideration of a broader public good beyond donald trump's grievances or donald trump's political interests. and what's interesting is that these people like you said who stayed until the bitter end. i did that myself in the white house. the fact that it broke them, i mean tells you that some people, not all of them, some people reached a breaking point and i think a really important thing is that the most important witnesses, i think people need to understand. these are the kind och people that are the backbone of any white house operation. when you're talking about deputy white house press secretary. talking about someone like cassidy hutchinson who works for the chief of staff. talking about people in the counsel's office. these are the kinds of people that see all the paper. that know the movements of the president. that know the chatter around the white house. and th

i guess nobody defends if old white guys these days. so, benedia conservatives say the press protected him but, of course, it was a covid campaign where he could just kind of do it from his basement. what accounts for the vehemence with which the the media, whether you think this is an orchestrated campaign or not, is have turned on the president they hailed in 2020 because he was their ticket for getting trump out of the white house in. >> look, i think a lot of the media put themselves out there making the argument that he was a return to normalcy, stability the, that he would tamp down on the culture wars, etc. but i think that they've been disappointed to see that that's just not been the case. it's become harder and harder to defend the biden administration if you are someone who just leans a little bit left of center and you had the idea that, you know, finally we were going to get the cults back in charge and then you face the circumstance where this white house really seems incapable of handling anything when it comes to the economy, wh

long time when i first met you, jennifer lopez and ben affleck tying the knot over the weekend at the little whitehapel in las vegas. j lo sharing the news with her fans in her news letter writing this, it turns out love is patient. 20 years, patient paperwork shows jennifer even took her husband's last name there. now, ben and jennifer athletic or to adoring fans bene for 2 point. people are very happy and i believe a good portion of that have to do with that. that nostalgia factor, you know, like people really love. >> early on in the donald together. the couple is worth an estimated 550 million dollars. but decided to skip the grand celebration for now and head to the wedding capital of the world. we kept level live in las vegas home to 120,000 weddings every year, including dozens of celebrities like bruce willis and demi moore. >> bon jovi and nicolas cage twice and who can forget elvis and priscilla presley saying i do in in 1967 ceremony that lasted just 8 minutes. now, the inspiration behind an even more iconic vegas ceremony. ellis weddings. celebrity couples, kourtney kardashian and trav

. >> reporter: great whites are considered one of the most aggressive species of sharks and have since engaged with humans in monterey bay. two years ago surfer ben bruemmer as he was swimming what are we to make of this? >> it was a very unfortunate event for the victim and our hearts go out to him and his family this illustrates the challenges with humans going into the water. the ocean can at times be dangerous. >> reporter: playing a key role in the research these amazing videos that were taken by off-duty firefighter eric mailander, a shark enthusiast mailander once filmed 30 in a quarter mile square zone when you started to see juvenile great whites, what did you think? >> i thought it was cool my favorite shark is my own backyard or one of the few places in the world, i should say. white sharks in their natural environment so you're not baiting them in, not attracting them they're just there >> reporter: he kept notes, a stunning eight years worth, a treasure-trove that he shared with researchers >> it didn't take long to be convinced with the quality of video these are juvenile white sharks >> reporter: the aquarium and partners released

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ben stokes final odi. it's been a shaky start tojos buttlers's captaincy, and the new coach mathew mott, following two white lot of leaders and senior players in the room. i don't think too much has changed with regard to that and how we are going to play our cricket. with ben stokes retiring, it does have an impact. they were there and played such fighting roles. we have to keep moving forward and we have other leaders and senior players in the dressing room that we need. phil salt, who is expected to come in for ben stokes in the middle of the batting order tomorrow. henry moeran from the test match special team is here. you look at the record under eoin morgan. they have lost five out of seven white ball matches. what morgan. they have lost five out of seven white ball matches. what he did for that — seven white ball matches. what he did for that side _ seven white ball matches. what he did for that side posted _ seven white ball matches. what he did for that side posted 2015 - seven white ball matches. what he did for that side posted 2015 world j did for that side posted 2015 world cup when they went f

committee bleevds that pressure was applied at the beleft of former white house chief of staff mark meadows, a claim meadows spokesperson benrom the meadows camp, himself or otherwise, ever sought to intimidate or shape her conversations with the committee," williamson said in a statement to cnn. the accusations of intimidation come at the same time "the new york times" reports that organizations close to donald trump have been helping to pay for the legal fees of witnesses before the committee. it's a practice that is not uncommon or illegal, but according to the committee's former senior investigator it does raise potential problems. >> it does run the risk that they would be less cooperative than they would be if they had attorneys who were advising them who were being paid by the client, in other words, the witness themselves. >> reporter: the committee is also still working with secret service to schedule another round of depositions for two agents at the center of a dispute over the former president's conduct inside the presidential suv on january 6th. >> tony described him as being ire raitt. the president said somet

israel this is biden's first visit as president to the region meeting at ben gurion airport organized at the highest level by the whitearabia and the west bank as reported adviser to the president of the united states national security jake sullivan will be the central topics of the talks, energy and food security however, the visit of the country of the middle east has already been marked by a scandal. according to cnn, joe biden's bodyguard got into a fight with a woman in jerusalem, he was detained and interrogated by the israeli police, but was later released without charge by a secret service officer. has already returned to the us tv channel in the fifth studio program said russian ambassador to iran levan dzhigaryan according to him, such a policy of washington is against the president's trip , which, if i'm not mistaken, begins on wednesday and naturally. it will also look like under such an anti-iranian front and there will be a calculus. she's putting together some kind of coalition and saransk is the very israel she's anti-iranian based, what is categorically unacceptable? i believe that here the americans

ben wallace. and others. the white house gave a boilerplate statement, saying the united states and britain's special relationship will endure. when asked if he had a reaction to johnson's announcement, president biden said no. it's part of the process. eugene, your latest op-ed for the "washington post" is entitled "boris johnson's fall shows the limits of shamelessness as a superpower." interesting, what is happening there and what the limits are there compared to here. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, we haven't found our limit yet. >> no. >> we're still deep into the shamelessness of our politics. >> we'll get there. >> but britain finally had enough of boris johnson's antics. i remember boris when i was london bureau chief of the "post" and he was brussels correspondent of the "daily telegraph." he basically made stuff up. i mean, he did. he just made stories up, got them on the front page, became kind of a star. he would find some little germ of truth or half truth, then concoct a whole sensational story a about the dastar

committee believes that pressure was applied at the behest of former white house chief of staff mark meadows, a claim meadows' spokesperson benilliamson rejects. no fwrun the williams' camp or otherwise sought to intimidate or shape her conversations with the committee. williamson said in a statement to cnn. the accusations of intimidation come as the same time "the new york times" reports that organizations close to donald trump have been helping to pay for the legal fees of witnesses before the committee. it's a practice that is not uncommon or illegal, but according to the committee's former senior investigator, it does raise potential problems. >> it does run the risk that they would be less cooperative than they would be if they had attorneys who were advising them who were being paid by the client, in other words the witness themselves. >> reporter: is committee is still working with secret service to schedule another round of depositions for two agents at the center of a dispute over the former president's conduct inside the presidential suv on january 6th. >> tony described him as being irate. the president said somet

ben domenech podcast on fox news radio. leslie marshall democratic strategist and jeff mason white house correspondent for reuters. let's start with you. the state of the american economy four months ahead of midterm election day? >> well, mike, the labor market is strong and that's certainly something that they emphasized today from the white house and from the administration. but as the president said in the clip that you played that doesn't mean they don't think there is work to do. as we have discussed before, inflation is obviously very high and americans are feeling that. but, the advantage, i guess, of the labor market being strong if there is a recession, it could mean that it would be a mild one. on the other hand, it could also -- will likely mean that the fed will have a pretty hefty rate hike coming up. so, there are pros and cons to that. but as at least they see some glimmers of hope here today. >> mike: leslie, you are outside the beltway what's the feels in terms of the american economy on the west coast? >> well, not just on the west coast and not just here on the left side of things with my party

we're playing that music, because jennifer lopez just tied the knot, she married actor ben affleck at the little whitethe couple called off their first engagement. this is her fourth marriage and affleck's second. we knew you'd want that news. all right let's move on, shall we? let's move on up to the poll and a new poll shows both former president trump and governor of florida ron desantis would actually beat president biden among the voters if they ran in 2024. interesting, right? dean he'ller former senator of nevada joins us now. good morning to you, dean, do you think it's time for a change >> first of all, ashley, hello, and good to be on your show, great to spend a few minutes with you. frankly, that polling and survey data doesn't surprise me. they've been running the biden camp has been running ads in nevada since the first of the year, pro-biden ads. they are well-aware of how precarious their position is right now here in nevada. ashley: it's interesting, isn't it? because well, you know, biden took nevada in 2020 but his presidency has been shakey at- best and we're seeing a lot more peopl

committee believes that pressure was applied at the behest of former white house chief of staff mark meadows, a claim meadows spokesperson ben williamson rejects. no one from the meadows caught, himself or otherwise ever sought to intimidate or shape her conversations with the committee. williamson said in a statement to cnn. the accusations of intimidation come at the same time "the new york times" reports that organizations close to donald trump have been helping to pay for the legal fees of witnesses before the committee. it's a practice that is not uncommon or illegal, but according to the committee's former senior investigator, it does raise potential problems. >> it does run the risk that they would be less cooperative than they would be if they had attorneys who are advising them, who are being paid by the client. in other words, the witness themselves. >> the committee is also still working with secret service to schedule another round of depositions for two agents at the center of a kdispute over te former president's conduct inside the presidential suv on january 6th. >> tony described him as being irate. the presi

ben? >> the challenge for ron desantis and others who have their eyes on the white house is they would haveeaten in order for him to succeed. the challenge for democrats is that joe biden really needs donald trump to run in order to have any hope of winning. and the fact that is he wasn't answering that reporter's question honestly because the reporter is bringing up the number of democrat who don't want you to run. they will vote against you against donald trump yes, they will. they don't want you to run. that number is going to continue to shrink as long as this administration continues to perform in the feckless and irresponsible way that it has to this point under joe biden. >> bill: something to watch and a lot to watch, too. nice to see the three of you. ben domenech, morgan ortagus and juan journalist. nice to see you. ♪ finally, we have today's throw back, proving time is on their side 60 years and counting 60 years today the rolling stones played their very first gig. on stage at london's marquee jazz club july 12, 1962, and the rest is history, that band went on to become global s

sent to her through an intermediary on behalf of the former white house chief of staff mark meadows. now a spokesperson for mark meadows, ben william son strongly denies that meadows or anyone in his orbit has put pressure on any witnesses or cassidy hutchinson herself, but it does show that the committee is very concerned about witness intimidation, and it's something they're continuing to keep a close eye on. now, speaking of hutchinson, we did learn a little bit more about that piece of controversy that came from her hearing on tuesday, the story that she told was relayed to her about an incident inside the presidential suv on january 6th. if you recall, hutchinson said that she was told the story by tony ornato who's the deputy chief of staff, that the former president lunged at his secret service detail demanding that they take him to the capitol and that he was angry that they refused to do so. the secret service initially at that point when the story first came out had said that they had individuals that were prepared to refute that story, saying that it didn't happen the way that hutchinson described it. well, now w

white house. jonathan: amh back and manages start about j. lo and been athletic. we appreciate it -- and benleck. we appreciate it. it wasn't president trump with that he would make this president promised to deal with the king and crown prince. the press secretary at the time said the president would be dealing with the counterpart and it is something that secretary blinken should be dealing with. a lot have changed. tom: a lot has changed with the oil prices. what is important with the oil family is how far we are from the robert lacey books i read 30 years ago. we just removed, not a special relationship with saudi arabia but the history out of world war i and world war ii. jonathan: the good news for this administration and the american people is that gas prices have been coming down. we have talked about it coming down every day since the middle of june. we saw that factor into expectations as well. that came down in what has been happening with gas prices. and we could get a 75 basis point hike from the fed. recession risk climes and inflation comes down and we have a different story.

in las vegas — and the little white chapel kept the doors open after midnight — and jennifer has just put out the most wonderful messages about happy she is and how happy benes, jeanne. i was going to say forjlo — she is nowjennifer affleck — this is her fourth marriage now, isn't it? oh, yeah. and she — she acknowledges that. she says "love was patient, it waited all these years," but she says they are both much more mature, different people, know each other, know themselves, know what they want out of life, and so she says this was the right time to do it. you can't look back with regrets. you have to look forward. and they have five children between them, and she said their children were the best witnesses they could wish for, and being parents and going through all the experiences they did made them ready for marriage. crosstalk. yeah! does it change anything, do you think, i think she said, "i'll bejennifer affleck" — or at least that is what is on the wedding certificate. crosstalk. does it change anything to what she's going to do in the world? i don't think she will change much that she will do in the world. they will be doing a lot of things toget

white revolution is the only solution, and they literally brought a rope which we now know through benlins' great journalism that's what day -- that was sort of an indication of day of the rope. donald trump did all of that. donald trump caused those people to say those things and post those things, not mark meadows so how could it be that mark meadows becomes the fall guy because everything he did was done for the president, donald trump? how could mark meadows be the fall guy when all that i just showed you was trump's doing? >> mark meadows can only become the fall guy if the department of justice lets him become the fall guy. should he be charged for his crimes, absolutely, but does that mean the department of justice should stop at mark meadows? absolutely not. donald trump is the hub, of the hub and spoke conspiracy that i've been talking about, including on your show for a very long time. donald trump is the hub for which all of these criminal spokes raidated. you know, we heard about this battle royal in the oval office with team normal. the folks that passed for adult in the t

he's willing to testify ben and the committee initially locked in a legal battle for months the conservative fire brand and former trump whitehouse strategist facing criminal contempt charges after refusing to comply with a congressional subpoena. he and former president donald trump claiming executive privilege, even though benon left his white house job in 2017, but in this new letter obtained by abc news trump how clearing ban into appear before the committee saying quote i watched how unfairly you and others have been treated. i expect that we will be hearing from him and there are many questions that we have for him. the committee maintaining there's evidence been in new about the capital attack in advance a day before the riot saying this on his podcast all hell is going to break loose tomorrow bannon's decision to testify coming days after the committee heard from former trump white house counsel pat sip. once the top white house lawyer cipollone repeatedly mentioned by cassidy hutchinson a former aide to trump's chief of staff mr. ciploni said something to the effect of please make sure we don't go up to the capital,

then former hud secretary doctor ben carson is here this morning on the white house downplaying the red-hotnflation story. plus his patriots nonprofit. you want to hear about it. ashley webster at a florida diner talking with voters will be asking every day americans what is most important to them ahead of the november midterm elections. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds2 supplement. you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. we believe that your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. this thing, it's making me get a

stigmatizes biden for conciliation, and the white house protocol broke his head how to arrange everything so that the president does not shake hands with bendelsman, imagines the visit of the badins to saudi arabia in this way, an ultra-liberal view of events, on the right crown prince mohammed ben salman, on the left is obviously biden and the adviser says sir - this is oil. harry warrell with the conservative version of america is again on his knees before opek. well listen man. says a man who looks like a biden. i need your oil because i'm shutting down my oil pipelines. in that steglich with an illustration of biden's actions, there is a clear reference to pearl harbor and the beginning of world war ii. american energy is written on the ships, and the emblems of the democratic party are written on the plane. the us classic of the genre from michael ramirez is immediately clear. who's to blame the headline says turning energy into a weapon on the hose, of course, it says russia at prince ben salman's reception drawing of chips. first in line is phil mickelson, a golfer who has spoken rude things about the saudi golf league and has alrea

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ben affleck have tied the knot. the couple — dubbed "bennifer" — got married at the famous little white wedding chapel in las vegas.ou can. more of a detailed look of the weather where you are now. good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. transport for london is advising customers to only travel if essential today and tomorrow, due to the high temperatures being forecast. temporary speed restrictions on parts of the network are in place which will mean a reduced service with delays possible. it comes are the capital expects temperatures up to a0 degrees, and london suffers from the fact towns and cities are usually a few degrees warmer than rural areas because of the types of building materials used. meanwhile, a water company has urged customers to avoid all non—essential water use. affinity water said "urgent action" was needed in areas of essex and hertfordshire to "conserve reservoir supplies for everyone" but added it was "working around the clock to maintain supplies". some areas of buckinghamshire, surrey and north london are also affected. we are not intending to impose restrictions to our custom

, jennifer lopez and ben affleck, have tied the knot — two decades after they first dated — and 17 years after they first split up. the couple got married at the famous little whitethe midst of a historic speu we are in the midst of a historic spell of weather in the uk. the met office has issued the amber extreme heat warnings across england and way is, parts of south and south—east scotland, there is the red warning in force too now, the met office have introduced these warnings, the fact we have gone to a red warning so soon over a huge area is an indication of how our climate is currently changing and things are heating up. already at 1pm temperatures were around 35 celsius at charlwood in surrey but across the nations they have been rising, wales up to 33, scotland 29 and northern ireland 27 degrees. roughly around three hours worth of heating to expect. let me take you through the hot spots this afternoon. we expect the temperatures to reach the highest, the peak of the heat somewhere between london, east anglia and also the midlands were one or two spots could get above a0 degrees. just south of that a bit more cloud could mean the temperatures fluctuate a

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does the white house believe the polling is wrong that voters want to see biden back on the campaign trail? joining me to discuss, fox news contributor and spectatedder and editor in large ben dominich is back and brett stevens making waves this week again. ben, what did you make of the op ed echoing what the washington post is saying earlier in the week, quit, joe, quit. >> i have to admit, i have a personal gripe about this. brett stevens and i debated each other alistening side his partner was jennifer rubin and mine was tim kearney of the washington examer on the issue of trump in 2016 and if we ought to blame the elites for the rise of trump. we trounced him at that debate and won it overwhelmingly, and i wish that it had not taken brett stevens so long to wake up to the reality of the side that he was supporting here. look, he's put his slot in behind joe biden as so many other people d assuming he would return the nation to normalcy, calm, he would reject the culture war identity of the left. unfortunately that's not been the case in so many different ways. you know, it's -- i mean, it's a hard thing to say and hard thing to admit when you're so wrong, but everyone s

white house has indicated that's not likely. >> thanks to you, mike memoli. as we await the news conference, back with us is shaq brewster, ken dilanian, ben collins. ken, legally there's little that can be done. we are told the federal government is not expecting to file federal charges on hate crimes. we believe they are approaching the microphone now. >> i'm the spokesman for the major crime task force. this morning we will provide you with updates about where the investigation has led, where he with are at and where we will move forward. over the past 24 hours, there's been a significant amount of information obtained by investigators. this consists of the hard work by highland park police, the major crime task force, state police, atf and fbi. everybody has been collaborating very well to further this investigation. the community has been absolutely terrific as it comes to reporting information that they have, things they may have witnessed, may have seen, turning over video that has really helped us further the investigation and aid investigators. one point i want to clarify is robert crimo, iii, he will be 22 in september. he is a resident o

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whites over his shoulder. joining us now, author and historian ruth ben-ghiat.acy and abuses to power in "lucid." also with us, contributor editor at the "atlantic." yasha, you had a recent piece titled "america is headed for disaster." in it, you explain your concern by describing the country as a puzzle consisting of five pieces. yasha writes this, quote, the first piece of the puzzle, the words and actions of donald trump, demonstrate he is a serious danger to democracy. the second, if trump wins another term, he is likely to do a lot more damage than he did in the first. the third, unless democrats win a resounding victory in 2024, the country will likely find itself in a deep constitutional crisis. the fourth, joe biden, the incumbent president, is old, weak, and deeply unpopular, writes yasha. and the fifth, kamala harris, likely to be the democratic nominee if her boss doesn't seek re-election, is even less likely to beat trump. i must admit, the revelations of the past weeks have shaken me. it's long been evident that trump is reluctant to distance himse

white house. the fact it took a subpoena even to get this far is something that will only fuel their significant concerns and distrust in relation to the secret service. >> you know, bene that the evidence will come out about what they did and didn't do, and what they knew and what they said because i believe what barry berke said. i believe it will end up in a prosecution of a vast, criminal conspiracy and they will all be, i believe, testifying before grand juries eventually. it will come out. what i do not understand is an agency with a noble mission is letting its reputation be slaughtered by donald trump's presidency. why allow the reputation of an agency whose chief qualification is to take a bullet for the protectee or any member of the family, and benefit by being near them. why allow that agency to look so shady? >> it just -- it's an astonishing level of potential corruption of the government agency, nicole and the reality is this isn't even like white house staff. so this isn't one of these questions where they can say it's executive privilege. this is an agency that's in the department of homeland security that has obligations to congress and it has obliga