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only other weak spot you could point to, no beon say -- beyonce, no taylor swift. >> can i just say, just wait until october for beyonce and taylor swift. >> they didn't actually need it which is surprising. >> didn't need it. i think they'll be there in the end. >> a rumor to build the audience. elaine, you are an insider. we will take that insider dope. ok, sorry to say we are at the end of a very productive hour. we could go for another hour easy but not able to do it today. i want to thank awr audience for pitching in with questions. i want to thank most terrifically elaine, gabriel. thank you all and we hope to see you again soon. >> thank you so much. >> we take you live now to the heritage foundation. we join this live in progress here on c-span. >> we will hear testimony from a former secret service agent. and eric prince, somebody who knows quite a bit about not only the threat environment across the world but how to keep people safe. before we do that, we are going to have a panel discussion about the long history of the secret service and how to fix it. many of you know ja

only other weak spot you could point to, no beon say -- beyonce, no taylor swift. >> can i just say, just wait until october for beyonce and taylor swift. >> they didn't actually need it which is surprising. >> didn't need it. i think they'll be there in the end. >> a rumor to build the audience. elaine, you are an insider. we will take that insider dope. ok, sorry to say we are at the end of a very productive hour. we could go for another hour easy but not able to do it today. i want to thank awr audience for pitching in with questions. i want to thank most terrifically elaine, gabriel. thank you all and we hope to see you again >> all this week, we are showing several major rulings from the supreme court. we willal about the background of each case a the impact of the court's decision theuling in f.d.a. versus alliance versus himcratic medicine and f.d.a. approval process and rules for expande use of the abortion pill. the group which opposes abortion had no standing to file suit and failed to show harm from the f.d.a. ed action. oral argument was heard back in march. tune in at 9:

only other weak spot you could point to, no beon say -- beyonce, no taylor swift. >> can i just say, just wait until october for beyonce and taylor swift. >> they didn't actually need it which is surprising. >> didn't need it. i think they'll be there in the end. >> a rumor to build the audience. elaine, you are an insider. we will take that insider dope. ok, sorry to say we are at the end of a very productive hour. we could go for another hour easy but not able to do it today. i want to thank awr audience for pitching in with questions. i want to thank most terrifically elaine, gabriel. thank you all and we hope to see you again

heavy oh, wow intro i'll, beon. started on your financial wellness journey today tv on the edge for nears sunday, september 20, we second did nine on cnn right now. >> it is a heartbreaking situation in southern africa, the country of namibia is facing its worst drought in a century. and it's now planning to kill over 700 wild animals were talking about elephants, zebras and hippos just to feed people who are hungry, this drought has pushed nearly half of namibia's population to the brink of starvation with both food and water becoming increasingly scarce cnn correspondent larry madowo joins us now, live with more larry. this is obviously a dire situation that's right, boris, brianna, desperate measures. namibia having to kill wildlife to feed people who are starving. and yet the country seeing it as a necessary evil. in fact, the ministry of environment, they're calling it sustainability intervention. why? because these animals will die anyway, because because of this drought, the worst in 100 years and the practic

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