you are in bentonville, arkansas. >> amazing. the folks have been amazing to work with.re is place for contemporary art that is both intelligent and accessible. i think there is place and need for contemporary art that is respectful and also relatable. >> ashley: talk to us how you are more or les blending this contemporary art, huge passion with patriotism, never seen or heard of anything like this, but it is pretty cool. thank you, thank you very much. >> i've been using the flag as a subject matter for many years now temperature is rich territory for talking to people about things in way they don't get talked about often. >> ashley: can you give example of those conversations or one conversation or what you say to them? >> well, i had this experience number of years ago after a show of mine, fellow comes up and says, i'm a decorated combat veteran and yours is first piece of art that ever brought me to tears, it represented my experience in way no art ever had. i have never forgotten that, highest compliment i've ever gotten. some art requires complex feel of art and

he knew the wal-mart leadership team down in their home office of bentonville arkansas was not going to approve any other big deals. and it all just sort of dies on the. and another important executive on the wal-mart side is current ceo doug mcmillon. i think you describe him as he's not really a natural taker and. he also has other priorities besides e-commerce like, you know, overseas expansion or sam's club. so, you know, is he what's this kind of, you know, reputation or how would you characterize him? is he the right person for, this job or any thoughts? yeah. so i you know, it's amazing doug mcmillon is he's been ceo of wal-mart since 2014. you know, revenue as the biggest retailer still so much power across you know the, united states in somewhat the coasts but really all across middle america. i mean and so is super powerful super important figure. and yet i found i you know, i read that much about him over the years. so i you know, there is a profile in fortune way back in, i think, 2015 maybe. but terms of really knowing who this person was, the coverage is just not that d

for "the pbs newshour," i'm ali rogin in bentonville, arkansas. trump is now facing additional charges in the case involving classified materials cap that his florida home. among other charges he is accused of asking a staffer to delete camera footage in an effort to obstruct the investigation. a third defendant, the mar-a-lago property manager, has also been charged. and that's "the newshour" for tonight. i'm william brangham. on behalf of the entire "newshour" team, thank you so much for joining us. ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- ♪ the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the newshour, including leonard and norma clorevine, and koo and patricia yuen. >> architects. beekeeper. mentor. a raymondjames financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well planned. >> the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of "the newshour." ♪ this program was made p

tim after capturing 56% of the vote in northwest and northwest arkansas district that included bentonville. in 2006 he launched the race for governor of arkansas to then attorney general might be a democrat only to return in 2014 and win the general election with a decisive 55% of the felt the largest margin forge a republican in an open seat gubernatorial race since reconstruction. he won reelection in 2018. governor hutchinson it seems as the stranger to longshot campaigns today despite poll numbers that place them at near the bottom of a crime republican field and fund raising them exclude them from the first republican debate in august, governor hutchinson has persevered this week and he even weathered blues injure some top supporters at the turning point usa conference in west palm beach, florida. governor hutchinson characterized himself as a consistent conservative with decades of experience in the public service and elective office trick he has not let up on his criticism of former president drop despite the backlash and has said that trumps role in the 2021 insurrection at the u.s

mike: he captured 56% of the vote in northwest arkansas district that included bentonville. in 2006 he lost the race for governor of arkansas to then-attorney general, a democrat, only to return in 2014 and win the general election with a decisive 55% of the vote. a largest margin for a republican in an open-seat race since reconstruction. he won re-election in 2018. governor hutchinson it seems is no stranger to long-shot campaigns. today, despite poll numbers that place him near the bottom of a crowded republican field, and fundraising that may exclude him from the first republican debate in august, governor hutchinson has persevered. this weekend he even weathered boos and jeers from trump supporters at the turn point u.s.a. conference in west palm beach, florida. he characterizes himself as a consistent conservative with decades of experience in the public service and elective office. he has not let up on his criticism of former president trump, despite the backlash, and has said that president trump's role in the 2021 insurrection at the u.s. capitol should disqualify h

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ground in the survey reported this for barron's and she went to see the headquarters of walmart in bentonvilleere the robots operate they are zooming around and fulfilling orders and picking products off-the-shelf and delivering them to people to fulfill the order. this is really about streamlining the business and doing things were quickly. and ultimately this is going to shave 20% off the engineer fulfillment cost and that increases the profit margin and great for investors. >> if that is the case, if amazon is bigger than walmart what makes walmart not just something that can be decent were a real winner. >> walmart is the biggest retailer by revenue right now, amazon might pass them at any second. i would encourage people not to get hung up which is bigger by revenue, the case for walmart is three things, they really focus on profitability. this is been a problem but we think they're about to turn around and in 2025 the going to hit record earnings-per-share mask when you continue upwards it is about their stores, the huge store network and they can use those to fulfill orders, distributio

we started a christian radio station, first fm radio station in bentonville, arkansas, in which we had james dobson, we had, we had john macarthur, chuck swindall on there. we believed in that christian ministry in our community. we started a christian school before school choice was the movement of the country because i wanted to make sure my children had those different options. and so that's how i put wisdom to apply in my life personally, but also in the public arena. >> that is the best thing to pray for. i appreciate it. thank you, governor. great to see you. >> i got to say one more -- >> one more, please. >> all right, i heard you say bob that i can do this. first of all, i want to congratulate governor reynolds and the legislature for the heartbeat bill that's gonna be signed today. arkansas has been ranked as the number one pro life state in the nation. i'm proud of that. we want to protect the unborn child. but i also want to say that all kinds of people here with different backgrounds, you've got different candidates as, as a, as a favorite. i want to get on the debate stag

we started a christian radio station, first fm radio station in bentonville, arkansas, in which we had james dobson, we had, we had john macarthur, chuck swindall on there. we believed in that christian ministry in our community. we started a christian school before school choice was the movement of the country because i wanted to make sure my children had those different options. and so that's how i put wisdom to apply in my life personally, but also in the public arena. >> that is the best thing to pray for. i appreciate it. thank you, governor. great to see you. >> i got to say one more -- >> one more, please. >> all right, i heard you say bob that i can do this. first of all, i want to congratulate governor reynolds and the legislature for the heartbeat bill that's gonna be signed today. arkansas has been ranked as the number one pro life state in the nation. i'm proud of that. we want to protect the unborn child. but i also want to say that all kinds of people here with different backgrounds, you've got different candidates as, as a, as a favorite. i want to get on the debate stag

we started a christian radio station, first fm radio station in bentonville, arkansas, in which we had james dobson, we

the knitting machine completed the flag will remain on display through july 16th and momentary in bentonville, arkansas. be sure to check it out. >> i love that. >> he said his next project is a beanie. >> he's coming for you. that is it for us. hi. >> thanks so much. welcome to washington. i'm in for bret baier. coming up, escalating to sense with iran as the u.s. navy thwarts escalating tensions in this easier which was fired. a holiday hangover for republican presidential candidate. we will break down that stopping strategy coming up next and a shark surged along the east coast. but experts say you can do to stay safe this summer. ♪ ♪ but first, we go to america's crime crisis. the biden administration is challenging congress to act once again calling for gun control measures after a scourge of fire are violence tormented cities across the nation over the extended holiday weekend. three mass shootings in the major cities over the last three days claimed at least 13 lives and injured thousands. from new york. good evening. >> good evening to you from new york city and all the way to fort wo

the knitting machine completed the flag will remain on display through july 16th and momentary in bentonvilleaid his next project is a beanie. >> he's coming for you. that is it for us. hi. >> thanks so much. welcome to washington. i'm in for bret baier. coming up, escalating to sense with iran as the u.s. navy thwarts escalating tensions in this easier which was fired. a holiday hangover for republican presidential candidate. we will break down that stopping strategy coming up next and a shark surged along the east coast. but experts say you can do to stay safe this summer. ♪ ♪

. >> as knitting needles and excavators to mitt the flag together there in the town of bentonville.5 foot, tall creation. cole says he wants to give people a new way of looking at the american flag. babies in neonatal intensive care units across north texas are getting ready for their first independence day. texas health is sharing these pictures of tiny tots dressed in red, white and blue. the babies are all holding flags wrapped in little star-studded beanies, surrounded by sparklers are donning other celebratory very cute. well, show your love for america krispy kreme doughnuts today you can get a free doughnut. they are offering these to customers who are wearing red, white and blue, a free glazed doughnut celebration of independence day. krispy kreme is also offering the stars and stripes doesn't which includes its 3 new flavors, red velvet sparkler freedom flag and all american apple pie. the doughnuts can be purchased individually or in a custom 4th of july. fox. well, that's it for us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm ella sogomonian. thanks so much for

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