let's turn to michigan, secretary benson is with us and the fake elector scheme there. you obviously got them all pleads not guilty at this point. these are serious felony charges, right? forgery is 14 years. and there's multiple counts of forgery in each case. but all the defendants there are locals, many of them older, 60s, 70s, 80s. the are older individuals. these would possibly be life sentences if they were to get them. there's no trump campaign officials. the trump lawyers who are so visible in the indictment as the co-conspirators, who are obviously going to very likely be part of what we end up seeing out of georgia, they're not charged as well. should they be? >> they definitely could be under the law. it looks like from all the evidence that we have, it's maybe an issue of prosecutorial discretion, whether or not they want it go forward. just on the face of it, the indictment out of jack smith definitely puts giuliani and president trump in the driver's seat, says that all of these false electors occurred under their direction including in michigan. there's a

the question should benson, have a referendum. the question shoulda benson, have a referendum.ulda relative benson, have a referendum. the question shoulda relative new benson, have a referendum. the question shoulda relative new boy nson, have a referendum. the question shoulda relative new boy in>n, you're a relative new boy in parliament, a 2019 red warbler. >> and do you think it would be appropriate to have a referendum on an issue like this ? on an issue like this? >> good evening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> well, we saw in 2016 that policies such as yours were light years ahead of westminster bubble when it came to leaving the european union and i'm afraid with net zero once again is an issue where my constituents who are paying through the nose with the high cost of energy a years ahead of politicians. >> when you ask my constituents, do you support net zero? of course, they say yes. however, when you ask them with the costs involved, are you prepared to meet these costs as a households to achieve net zero? their answer then changes to absolutely not. and i'm afr

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the question should benson, have a referendum. the question shoulda benson, have a referendum. relative benson, have a referendum. the question shoulda relative new benson, have a referendum. the question shoulda relative new boy nson, have a referendum. the question shoulda relative new boy in>n, you're a relative new boy in parliament, a 2019 red warbler. >> and do you think it would be appropriate to have a referendum on an issue like this ? on an issue like this? >> good evening, nigel. >> good evening, nigel. >> well, we saw in 2016 that policies such as yours were light years ahead of westminster bubble when it came to leaving the european union and i'm afraid with net zero once again is an issue where my constituents who are paying through the nose with the high cost of energy a years ahead of politicians. >> when you ask my constituents, do you support net zero? of course, they say yes. however, when you ask them with the costs involved, are you prepared to meet these costs as a households to achieve net zero? their answer then changes to absolutely not. and i'm afraid

host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.ryan and katie pavlich news editor at town hall.com. chris, it's great to have you out of the state of new hampshire and here on set. but what is happening on the ground there? there is a lot of candidates now spending time there. >> yeah. there is no question and donald trump is dominance in this field in new hampshire. and the question is are any of the other candidates going to start to emerge and resonate with voters in the state and what i'm hearing from both people in new hampshire and meetings here in washington, d.c. today that your debate coming up on the 23rd may actually not win know the field but may actually increase it. i'm hearing about brian kemp. i'm hearing about glenn youngkin. >> bret: governor of georgia and governor of virginia. >> yes. and the potential for those two to get into the race. i thought kemp's tweet in sphiewns president trump's claims about georgia was interesting and was youngkin's ad earlier seemed like a national ad a month ago as opposed to an ad

low blow by benson towards dan quayle.know, look who comes in there and is comfortable. i would think vivek is probably to going to surprise at lot of people. he seems very comfortable in front of a camera, he seems ready to go. i just saw ron desantis, he seemed ready to go. he seemed in a great mood, lighthearted. i saw mike pence, and i just think -- for all the talk about donald trump not coming, i think these guys, they should be glad he's not coming, because he sucks out about 98.5% of all the oxygen in the room -- [laughter] and this, hopefully, will give them an opportunity. if i was them, i'd focus less on attacking other people there and explaining to america what are the values you hold dear, what are the principles, your governing principles, how are you going to fix the economy, what are you going to do on the border, what are you going to do with law and order, how can we, how do, does america take back its position as the dominant world leader, the sole superpower in the world which i think joe biden has abd

guy benson, fox news contributor host of the guy benson show on fox radio. to have you in "focus" today. i called him a pathological narcissist yesterday on "outnumbered." which of the three do you think it possibly could be? >> definitely a pathological fabricateor. throughout his adult life. he understand the human desire, harris, in a situation like this to connect with people and draw some empathy in both directions saying i understand the pain you are going through to some extent and we're here for you. but he does this on a regular basis by mischaracterizing things that have happened in his own life. people know that. it bothers people. it rubs them the wrong way. i think when you sandwich this type of quick appearance like a cameo appearance on ground that he was shamed into doing, between two vacations, one at the beach where he said no comment on the rising death toll and another one at tahoe in the mountains. sounds like a nice life but it is not a great look from day one on this crisis from this administration and particularry from the president o

secretary benson, thanks so much for joining us.d back in march by federal prosecutors. what is your reaction to the indictment today? >> i have two emotions. one, an enormous sense of gratitude for the hard work that the very meticulous work that went into these indictments these historic indictments, that are rooted in a really broad ranging investigation that will, i believe, support the indictments in a court of law. the second is kind of a reminder of what we lived through in 2020, and just how pretty unprecedented it was to clear the smoke, and really it was an attempt by the president of united states of the time to overturn a legitimate presidential election, leading to violence outside our state capital and u.s. capitol on january 6th. unprecedented extraordinary events that unfolded, coupled with my gratitude that we will see accountability, i hope, and consequences for those actions, i kind of combined color my response today in my reaction today, and then just hope that we can ultimately move forward from this and have a

start for free at godaddy.com >>> we're back with secretary benson and basil smikle.as an education phase, are you considering it? can you take me inside your process, if there is one and what it would be? >> yeah, i mean, first, it's important to note that secretaries of state maybe the first to act on these issues, but we won't be the last word. certainly, whether it's a state being sued by supporters of a candidate who is left off the ballot or a state being sued because a candidate is put on the ballot, we're anticipating that litigation will ultimately have the final say on this. and it will be up to the courts to decide, like the supreme court. so recognizing that will likely seek when the time right, which isn't at this moment. an opinion from the attorney general, we're also talking with colleagues in similarly situated states, colleagues who i respect who similarly make a legal rounded decision, not a political one like secretary aguilar in nevada, secretary smith in pennsylvania and secretary raftens berger in georgia, because we will need to act in concert,

. ♪ ♪ >> good evening guy benson benson with mollie whelming way, katie pavlich and give jenkins, welcomebig weekend show, accusations against president biden and his alleged involve am in hhunter biden's overseas business dealings. the president seems to have nothing to say. >> mr. president, anything on jacksonville? victor shokin said you acceptd bribes is that true? are you okay with your son accepting millions of dollars from russia, china and ukraine? how was vacation? >> basically another no comment from the president. in addition to asserting th, the former prosecute said that younger biden, may have been involved in additional illegal conduct. >> the criminal case has been started bev me, it continues to expand. and the founder and ceo of burisma started bringing in people, hunter biden was among them there is no doubt that burisma was engaged in illegal activities. >> we're learning more. will the president comment on any of these accusations not likely according to his campaign. >> hav president has said from the beginning he wanted an independent justice department, we have ju

show on fox news radio guy benson. we begin with growing tension surrounding new york city growing migrant crisis. crowd offen it0 protesters gathered outside of mayor eric adams's residence yesterday to call out the situation. some accuse of putting migrants before americans and fights broke out with counter protesters. [cheering] >> emily: nypd officers made several arrests, after this one was seen trying to light the american flag on fire before stomping it in the ground. migrant protests are becoming common throughout the big apple as blue leadership is without an answer to the crisis. 100,000 migrants entered in weeks and the city shelter system is out of room. many migrants left with no choice but to sleep on the streets of tsanctuary city. tammy, you have been a resident here a long time, what do you think? >> year 2023, from custom border patrol 4.49 million encounters. these are people that have moved in. think about sanctuary city, new york is a safrpth your city. los angeles sanct iary city. encent vising, t

the michigan secretary of state, democrat jocelyn benson, joins us now.erstanding is you spoke in march with the prosecution team for several hours as part of this criminal probe into the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. i'm not sure how much or how comfortable you are going into what you told them, but obviously, michigan, it's no surprise, is one of the states, one of the battleground states that is central to this investigation. share with us what you can about what you were asked about. >> certainly. thanks for having me here, jake, on this really sad day for our country, a momentous day, and one that is the reflection of crimes that were committed against voters in this country and also the meticulous fact-based work of the pr prosecutor and his team, and so it was an honor to meet with them and share with them everything we experienced in the lead-up to and the months following the 2020 election. and what i would say, and a lot of this -- my testimony before the january 6th congressional committee also underscored in great detail, was the fact

and so the case is transferred to a judge named benson in.now, i have looked for that order that transfers this case. and i can't find it. and i don't feel bad about not finding it in my research skills because judge mcmanus was not aware of it either. i saw an interview with him before he died when he was specifically. how did that happen? and he says, i don't know. the case was just taken from him and transferred to fargo. now, the other interesting thing is there's an fbi teletype that shows that the fbi and the u.s. attorney met with the judge benson ex party about this case. yet another reason judge benson should not sit on this case. judge benson then says to the fbi, not on trial. leonard peltier is on trial. we're not going to hear about any of reasons that somebody might need to protect themselves. and so all of that evidence is kept out. now, at some point, the fbi finds a shell casing. it not the first time they examined the scene and not the second time they examined the scene, but but later they find a shell casing and. they put

the june test seems defiant, but do they have what it takes to fend off the possible many trains i, benson, as well, that is not very likely when you talk to analyst and observe us in the region you do, you do look at it that, you know, jays a small country here is a big country, but right us when in terms of the kind of ministry for that account must, uh, look at the data that they have very, very, less managing that the likes of run by jet, which have the likes off by the 2nd and come out of the june stuff uh, cycle mode. go into money to 6 on kind of uh, uh, support money optics that they will back uh, you know, new jersey. they moved into bedroom, echo as a and see and also looking at possible also back on is a, i'm going to treat both is very small compared to what i've the very next door neighbor who planned the times larger. well, many i really skeptical if i'm going to treat intervention will happen. you look at it, it looks like i'm not going to be approved in a, but i think it was approved by for a bunch of what they call a military deployment to restore concerts. not all that an

. >>> joining me now, emily benson, director of the project on trade and technology at the center fornternational study. so good to have you with us. to help frame our conversation, how important is u.s. investment into china's economy, specifically the tech sector? >> hi, thank you so much for having me on. u.s. investment in china is actually on the decline. so, the group has a study out that was published today that shows a precipitous drop in u.s. investment into high-tech sectors in recent years. and so this comes at a time, amid increasing tension, between china and the united states. at the same time, the investment profile between the two countries is quite different from the trade profile. it is bilateral trade hit a peak last year exceeding $600 billion. >> that is fascinating, that distinction that you just outlined there. the biden administration says that, what underpins this decision is national security. are there some concrete examples out there of ai companies that raise red flags? >> yeah, so, that is really the crux of the question that confronts the administration.

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it is in impeachable offense. >> i'm going to bring in guy benson on this now. you may have heard a few moments ago. this transcript what devon archer said. having hunter biden on your team is the equivalent of having jamie dimon's son, the ceo of the most powerful bank in america jpmorgan on your side. that is clear throughout this entire thing is 141 pages of the transcript guy. you can see that on just about every page of the influence they were peddling. >> the business model, bill, was the brand. the brand was the biden name. and central to the power behind the biden name was joe biden the sitting vice president to actually did publicly brag about achieving a major goal that burisma executives were aggressively pursuing with hunter according to multiple allegations, backed up and corroborated significantly by devon archer. i know there are people saying getting that prosecutor fired, there were other reasons potentially to do it hurt other people wanted him fired. the people who desperately wanted him gone where top people at burisma paying the vice preside

chambers and guy benson at host of guy benson show on fox news radio.o constitute crimes but together they ask be construed as a ricco charge against all 19. >> yeah. i think it's sort of a legal nicety that flies over many of our heads where if you are trying to prove a conspiracy under these statutes that are typically used to target the mafia, for example. can you have underlying and predicate acts that unto themselves are not criminal activity at all but they show that it was done in furtherance of a criminal goal. that's my understanding of it i talked to andy mccarthy our colleague on the radio today. is he a former prosecutor so he knows much more about this than i do. he said some of these charges in the way that they're constructed will be difficult to prove. especially against former president trump but some of the over charges within this latest indictment he said are serious. there is a real peril here for trump. he listed of the four the mar-a-lago federal indictment is the most dangerous for trump. this one close to second place. followed

with that, let's bring in our panel, guy benson political editor at town hall.com.lumnist marc thiessen. you just listened to those three reports. we checked into them. they all are kind of backed up and there's a lot of questions surrounding all three of them. it was a mess. >> it was a mess. and then you hear all the left wondering around trying to blame this on climate change. in fact, the area of land that has been burned under -- in the last 20 years has gone down by a third in 20 years. it's record lows last year. so this is not climate change. this is government incompetence. this was a failure of land management. a failure of response. and a hawaiian government that didn't trust its own people. they literally said that they didn't set up the alarms they thought the hawaiian people were -- that they would run into the fire instead of away from it. now they want to tell them that they can't sell their land if they are sick and tired of living under this incompetent government and want to move off of hawaii back to the mainland, they are trying to limit their o

joining us is guy benson.ight, guy, i've said before that education could be a winning issue for republicans. who had the strongest plan amongst the candidates last night? >> oh, first of all i agree with the assessment, stuart, because think back to 2021. education was the central issue in a lot of ways in virginia and that governor's race and that's why glen youngkin is the governor of virginia because education was at the top of the list anddown kin i think really -- youngkin really hammer that had issue successfully and republicans can take a page out of that book and we saw some of that last night at the debate. you played some clips in the report, and i think there was a consensus on the stage. a lot of disagreements over the course of the evening, but a consensus on school choice and problems with the teacher's unions and the degradation of the american education system right now, a decline that's undeniable to look at. and i think republicans need to make that argument to voters, particularly to parent

guy benson, much appreciated. >> you bet. some individual is stocks in the news, jetblue is down 1%. the story? lauren: yeah. the airlines are lower because 936 flights have been canceled after idalia, the most with southwest, 216. delta, 155. so cancellations and delays. stuart: sun run. lauren: that is the largest installer of residential solar panels, and they just got an upgrade at citi to a buy. stock's at $15.88 after a near 5% gain, but citi says their $21 price target is conservative for company that's lost a thursday of its value this year. they think it's gaining market share and they like the stock. stuart: how's jack daniel's doing? their maker is brown forman. lauren: when the economy's tough, people drink. or so i thought. but their quarter quarterly profits and sales disappointed. net sales were down 8%. jack daniel's, their whiskey sales, were flat. and they said as people -- this is a quote -- battle the higher cost of living, they're not buying as much booze. stuart: what do you say to that, kevin o'leary? >

by a key official who stood in the way of that effort, that is michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson thank you so much for being with us today and spending some time with us. 16 fake electors have been charged as you are well aware by your attorney general there in michigan. jack smith refers to the michigan fake electors several times in this indictment. i know you've read that. he does not label them, however, as co-conspirators. should that be a concern for criminal prosecution of those folks in your state? >> not necessarily, and thanks for having me and focusing on really the extraordinary charges, not just at the federal level but at the state level. these were felony charges filed against 16 individuals in michigan. they allegedly knowingly sought to defraud the federal government and the state government lying about who -- what was the right official to receive the electoral college votes of our state so i have confidence in the process in michigan, that legal process is going to play out. i won't necessarily expecting to see indictments at the federal level especially when w

guy benson.rter for the hill. julian, we have seen a lot of republican hearings a lot of focus on this. but as far as uproar about it, this is pretty significant, if you look at who is coming across the border and you remember those images of cartel members being armed coming across the border just a few weeks ago. >> i think it really makes republicans' point in a way on the hill and they are arguing that the border isn't secure and that you are having all of these outside entities, including these uzbekistan nationals trying to find a way. in that's not a good look for democrats. it's not a good look for the biden administration because this has been an issue that it seems like they have punted over the course of this administration and now it's reached this point where it's just simply sort of getting unsafe or it's already been unsafe but it's gotten to this point where you have national security really at risk. >> bret: yeah. i showed the "new york post" front page that deals with new york a

and what spurred the ethnic violence in the 1st place to be called back, there is always a sense of benson was prevailing for the foster recent years. that the cookies were branded as illegally migrant. they were branded as well because to get this uh, their eviction drive under the guide for uh, for this survey for us and our vision and this kind of branding. and that if these have been going on in the recent years and there has always been driver, non drivers banquets on the also all this. so yeah, because of all using that is that is being essentially building up and in uh on uh, told me, uh, the meet these are demanding for an s c. it is their vision for the status and the cyber students were opposing the high fort order. the high for the commendation for the is the status for the meet these, the type of students that are organizing around me and the meetings, it'd be acting on the valley. and by the evening of the meet, heard the burning of houses starting of hoses began in fatherly, the usage and the cool people on using him. father has started burning, and then there were another vx

to endure the toughest crash test, the modern invention of a car by engineers from germany, karl bensonthey say german quality, a car is the first thing that comes to mind, and other things being equal, most motorists in the world want a german car for themselves already therefore, predicting the inevitable collapse of automotive germany is probably , will be too presumptuous, but at the same time , the option may be discarded altogether, in which in this industry from german only the name will remain, probably not worth it. mikhail antonov anastasia borkovskaya and andrei morning news from germany and this is with sesame seeds, two cutlets with onions, a special cheese sauce, lettuce and cucumbers, a legendary look. this is the number one big hit burger. if your dream vacation looks like this, book a scooter for a chance to take a trip or win other prizes. participate in the drawing details in the application, scooter. in the vast expanses of russia there are points of attraction for talents, where experience is combined with innovation, and breakthrough ideas receive comprehensive sup

endure the most severe crash test of the modern invention of the car by engineers from germany, karl benson, when they say german quality car. this is the first thing that comes to mind, and other things being equal, most motorists in the world want a german car for themselves already . therefore, it will probably be too presumptuous to predict the inevitable collapse of automotive germany , but at the same time the industry from german will remain only the name, probably. it’s not worth mikhail antonov anastasia borkovskaya and andrey morning to lead germany, although the european economy has a large margin of safety, but expensive energy embargoes on supplies from russia and the destruction of supply chains that have been built for decades are shaking it from the inside, and overseas in the states everything is much different than the american economy grew by almost 2.5% over the year europeans are slowly but surely beginning to see clearly we are used to quitting, sympathizers views towards the united states america was considered a country without a middle class, divided into badly inde

on the other side of it lloyd benson, jack kennedy, that was a mean low blow by benzan towards dan quayle. i would say look who comes in there and is comfortable. i would think vivek will surprise a lot of people. he seems comfortable in front of a camera. he seems ready to go. i just saw a ron desantis. he seemed ready to go and seemed in a great mood, lighthearted. i saw mike pence. i think for all of the talk about donald trump not coming, i think these guys should be glad he is not coming. he sucks out about 98.5% of all the oxygen in the room. this hopefully will give them an opportunity. if i was them i would focus less on attacking other people there and explaining to america what are the values you hold dear? what are the principles, the governing principles? how will you fix the economy? what will you do on the border? what will you do with law and order? as america how do we take back its position as the dominant world leader, the sole superpower in the world? which i think joe biden has abdicated. comparing and contrasting conservative ideas with joe biden's failures would be a

and they will seal this as a highly profitable business, benson k. but as a monkey, for example, it might cost $5.00 or 6 years in africa, and here it can fetch 2000 bureaus or more. he load. oh includes so much. according to the world wildlife fund, fiscal oval business is worth a billions. sophia says the illegal animal trade comes a 3rd after drugs and weapons, but its impact is underestimated. to daniel people, the people it allows arms, trafficking, and drug smuggling are taking more seriously. more effort is put into enforcement, wiley, and what about the legal animal trafficking is just a serious, but it isn't seen a search. it's not pursued and prosecuted as often that makes these crimes even more lucrative facilities. don't have enough specialists to investigate properly, and animals are often rescued when it's too late. as with can you the collaborative leverage? the fact that they lost the yellow she used to use to people and she's blind in the wild. she would never be able to deal with her own species. but saying she was raised in captivi

the community suddenly between the 2 events, he's just to make them money. us out of the supply, benson, i'm a nation, and honestly the countries it's been almost half a century in coming, but just hours from now russia will bloss off to the moon file. preparations are on the way for a mission of satellite rock. it will take 5 days to reach, luna, all but and around another week until it touches down on the south pole. the mission will studies full samples and, and for the possibility of for some odd to use the shape. uh, once it all unfold the lump sum i said to and most of the time in the meantime is we're looking back at the history of mine class exploration of the great deal.

with the community, certainly between the 2 bands these yes, so making money, us out of the supply, benson immunizations and obviously there, there is countries you've got the top diploma for the last out at the will buying saying is quotes hypocrisy for the us based lender to cut times with the east african country over m t hope mistakes show as the rules. the world bank has refused to continue letting the minds you've done that unless it changes as domestic laws, the bidding homeless, sexual into goals and responses. the african nations pharmacist said that in the space it was inactive. i'm elective government and the effects move will of the people he said west some how's go around telling others about democracy? and yet they themselves don't follow those principles in the following policies. to get more on this, this close to live now to the senior press. secretary for the president of uganda, this assigned online as well as cindy. so thank you so much for joining us here. this is an outrageous thing to hear from the world. but let's get straight to the point. what are your thoughts on

the christina ronaldo coming, benson study on monday and just recently name on global football styles, packing the bags and leaving europe for saudi arabia with jewel dropping salaries. some of them already making that day be with the saudi pro leak, which kicked off last week. the move to little of football icons, aims to transform the game in saudi into one of the world's top competitions. but analysts say it's also part of a plan to modernize the kingdoms economy and diversify it away from oil. the world's biggest crude exposure has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in other sports, including focusing gulf and car racing plans to launch an investment company. as part that supper and well funded to develop the support set top box critics, the q saudi arabia of sports, washing or using sports to cover up it's human rights. violations of that gulf. countries are also ramping up their investment in sports capital, which host of the 2022 world cup wants to buy the british football club, mattress to united its premier league viable. and neva, manchester city was bought by an ever

so making money us out of the supply, benson, i'm a nation and honestly the various countries it's been almost half a century in coming, but just hours from now russia will bloss off to the moon file. preparations are on the way for a mission of satellite rock. it will take 5 days to reach, luna, all but and around another week until it touches down on the moon, south pole. the mission will studies full samples and for the possibility of 1st of all, to use the shape uh once it all unfold the lump sum i said to and most of the time in the meantime is when looking back at the history of mankind's exploration of the great deal. the the bushes history and space is a story punctuated by determination. genius as 1st soviet launch of sputnik one satellite, the 1st man made object or but earth in october, 1957, marked the beginning of mines, physical interaction with the customer, followed and august 19. 64. the successful launch of a pair of the male dogs built and struck into space on a spacecraft named voss stuffed a long before neil armstrong walked on the moon. the soviets reached it with

. ♪ ♪ >> hello, i am katie pavlich former griff jenkins mckay benson and welcome to the big weekend showe big story tonight. ♪ cancel culture from alice cooper. now kinsley after comments he made in an interview with daria gone. i was cooper said i'm understanding there are cases of transgender but i'm afraid it's a fad and i'm afraid there's a lot of people claiming to be this just because they want to be that the company vampire side unity as the reason for dropping the deal with the musician posting on instagram in light of the recent statements by alice cooper we will no longer be doing the makeup collaboration. we stayed with members of the lgbtq i plus community and believe everyone should have access to healthcare. in addition santana seems to be trying not to get canceled after he said a woman is a woman and a man is a man. he's apologizing on facebook saying this, i'm sorry for my insensitive comments, they don't reflect that i want to honor and respect all persons ideals and beliefs. i realized what i said at people and that was not my intent. i sincerely apologize to the trans

will benson get a little looper into short left field that later comes running in on and makes grab. friends had a review but it was a catch. great catch. we'll continued on into the night with us. he pitched 9, 2, thirds innings of no-hit before spencer steer. >> reaches down for fastballs and hits a shot to right center field that luis matos just can't get. comes to wall run scores and then oh, no is no more on final out of game. that hurts. the cops, say cool and got the last out. so he carries the giants to their second straight win over the reds. that's big. now it's sf tied with arizona in nl wild-card standings. one at ne and the series on wednesday. >>nthat will do for sports. back to you. all right. thanks. 47 is could we have today? and it was hot yesterday, by the way. how are you yesterday? was fine. but yeah, it was hot and it spent too much time outside. i guess today even last time, john. yeah, today i'm probably not out there much either. it's just not a good recipe during at least those peak afternoon hours. >> when temperatures are going to be at our very warmest. w

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we have brad benson the director of waterfront resilience program here today to talk about the army corp study, and carlos will be representing the authorization for our contract award for pier 50 for earthquake improvements. this is a exciting time to both talk about the flood study and our resilience program related to seismic concerns. i want to also thank the team for hosting generation climate with youth workforce and enterprise summit this past friday. this was a forum to make climate change and adapting to climate change more accessible and relatable to young people. on a (indiscernible) commissioners consistent with the write off policy adopted pursuant to resolution 2211 port staff provided you a report summarizing one recommended write off account to this month. if you have-you have 30 days to let me know if you have questions or concerns and i'll schedule a future commission item if you do. in closing, we continue to tackle many challenges and opportunities that we have related to economic recovery resilience and equity and i think we are acceling due to port leadership and ex

i know for a fact, you walk in and won't see guy benson in a sweater vest.y do a lot of harm for their cause. nobody really feels that way. it's become so politicized. it shouldn't be because we all live here. i was shocked when i learned out in the 90's. nobody is like, you know what, i want to join that. that looks like a good idea. >> i would say that clip every morning to get me riled up. >> do you remember, who was it? the italians who got out of all their trucks and literally ripped -- >> no, the germans. >> and european -- >> should we take this show to burning man? >> no. i wouldn't go near that place. >> neither would i. >> you go. >> the guys are going. >> we would go to cheyenne frontier days. >> the covid clowns are back in town. joe biden is pushing new shots and the media is suggesting you break out the masks. the i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is now only $999. plus, 60-month financing on all smart beds. shop

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. >> all right, joe benson, thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you for having me, chrisner tonight starts right now, good evening alex. arts right now, good evening alex >> chris, in this bonkers filing for us all to digest they point out we're entering terror incognito with all of this. there is speculation about how all these indictments are going to affect him as a political candidate, but nobody -- really nobody knows, and kudos to you for hammering that home repeatedly. >> yes, it's one of my favorite things to say. there's an

attorney met withge the judge about this cas, yet another reason judge benson showed them to sit case. he then says the fbi is not on trial, leonard is on the trial. we are not going to hear about any of the reason somebody might be to protect themselves. and so all of that evidence is kept out. now at some point the fbi finds a shell casing, not the first time they examined the scene ,not the second time they examined the scene, but later they find a showcase and they put on the stand the ballistics expert who says we didn't do this test up to be the best ballistics test that we have a shell casing and we did a shell casing to stand that comes from the weapon thatat leonard had ad that's the case. it's a shell casing. now they've also got norman patrick is alive and was one of them 15-years-old threatened and intimidated to justify that they saw things that they did not see. they had recanted all of that in the first trial. so when they took the stand in the second trial that judge benson prevented them from having been intimidated to say something that was a lie previously.f so agai

a day later, corporal alfred eugene benson passed away from bladder cancer and kidney failure.wo tours in vietnam and later his government work providing top-secret communications for government officials including then-secretary of state henry kissinger during peace talks in the middle east during the '70s. in early june, private first class danny lee williams died from bladder cancer. later that month, james railroad arthur thomson from medford, oregon, passed away from kidney cancer at just 63 years old. their families now taking up their legal battles alongside living plaintiffs like eddie. >> i can't forget -- it happened to marines and wives and daughters and sons. it's atrocious. nobody can make me whole again. nobody can give me back 22 years. nobody can give a husband back and my two daughters a daddy back. >> just three weeks ago, judges in the eastern district of north carolina who are overseeing all lejeune-related civil cases finally named a leadership team of seven lawyers representing plaintiffs to shepherd thousands of cases and settlements through the legal pro