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and i want to compliment congressman bill keating for his work. i am proud to point out that my administration approved the first commercial project which is being constructed by vineyard winds. folks, elsewhere in the country, we are propelling retrofits and ensuring where fossil fuel plants retire, they still have a power. invest in converting old power plants. in california, the members have helped turned a former oil plant into the world largest battery storage facility. in wyoming, a retiring plant is a nuclear plant. and my administration is a partner, driving federal resources and funding. and that's why they need to be taken care of well. i want to thank cecil roberts and so many other labor leaders who are working on these initiatives. since i took office, we invested $4 billion in federal funding in the hardest hit coal, from west virginia, kentucky, to wyoming and new mexico. through the infrastructure law, we investing in clean hydrogen, nuclear and carbon capture. we have secured $16 billion to clean up abandoned mines and wells, prot

bill keating is in tampa with the latest on that, phil. >> hey jack, keep in mind of the big political republican party and democratic party who are speculated to be possible contenders for the white house, committed to doing that. it's in a wait and see mode. to focus on the midterm. here in downtown thousands of young voters. future conservative republican activists and potentially leaders are gathered for the turning point usa student action summit. behind me on stage and providing some laughs for the audience. year the three day convention the conference is buzzing with what is happening and who is happening for the year 2024. the convention center is chock-full of white house contenders all weekend long. and over in tampa, which is where i am assigned republican governor ron desantis with his mind equally on the midterms. and the little bit of biden bashing. xo must say he did test positive for covid but i want to the behalf of the state of florida which president biden a speedy recovery from covid. i also wish the united states of america speedy recovery from joe biden. >> got so

bill keating's live in tampa, hello phil. >> good afternoon mike.he turning point usa student action summit is now officially over for the three day affair features people packing up their booths and hauling their gear away. this year's summit featured a lot of conservatives. a lot of republicans as well as a lot of potential 2024 white house candidates including glass lights headliner. hugs and likewise, getting more votes than any sitting president and the history of our country by far. and now, we may just have to do it again. [cheering] >> a trumpet teasing the crowd that his political future could still go either way. the former president came onto the stage with a bang in front of the standing room only crowd in the ballroom in tampa. a crowd of mostly young people is that what turning point usa is all about. getting to high school and college age kids. emphasizing conservative principles and politics. >> and so we say it turning point usa lives will be changing for me no that is to be true. what's amazing to think about how my future governor

bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ arthel: the race to be 24 nominee for president the turning point student action summit bill keatinge and joins us live from tampa, hyattsville. >> hello arthel. there are thousands and thousands of young voters and future conservatives the political leaders all the sending on tampa this weekend for the turning point usa student action summit. the organization aims to take high schoolers and college aged kids are acting politically for future of conservative republican party. this is also a lot about 2024. all three days this weekend the convention center's chock full white house contenders. last night porter publican governor ron desantis headlined with his mind equally on the midterms and biden bashing. next now, i must say he did test positive for covid and i want on behalf of the state of florida, wishard president biden a speedy recovery from covid. and i also want to wish the united states of america speedy erie recovery from joe biden. >> crowd eight that went up. the arizona desert i was using the same playbook anymore. former vice president pence campaign for arizona guberna

and i want to complement congressman bill keating for his work in this area. project for offshore wind in america which is being constructed by vineyard winds. folks, elsewhere in the country we are propeling retrofits and ensuring even where fossil fuel plants are retired they still have a role in powering the future. in illinois, for example, the state has launch add broad effort to invest in converting old power plants to solar farms led by governor pritzker. in california, turn a former oil plant to the largest battery storage facility, the world's largest facility. wyoming, innovators are chosen to retiring plant as the next generation nuclear plant. and my administration is a partner in that progress, driving federal resources and funding to the communities that have powered this country for generations, and that's why they need to be taken care of as well. i want to thank cecil roberts, a friend and president of the united mine workers of america and so many other labor leaders we are working with on these initiatives. since i took office we have invest

bill. phil keating went to all of the hot dining hot spots there in miami beach, florida.at are art deco have restaurants open for breakfast right now. it's well underway, but restaurants in general, the whole industry really feeling the pain and impact of the current inflation rate. as you can sure bet your bottom dollar, there inflation buck is being passed to you. >> the next time you're grabbing a meal at your favorite restaurant you may notice that it costs a little more with new fees added due to inflation. >> everything cost more now. >> carl greene is the owner of a group of restaurant or along the florida coast and says the costs were already up to to the pandemic. >> a repairman cost markham of the utilities are doubled. our credit card fees have gone up. >> last october greene pivoted to a commission service charge model for all four of his locations. >> it helped us absorb these costs versus having to continue just raising our prices. >> they are feeling squeezed from profitability. >> national restaurant association ceo michelle points out that many restaurant

. >> phil keating is on the bill too.nd college young adults trying to get them politically involved and motivated to become eventually political leaders nationwide but this year's conference features essentially a who's who list of possible 2,024 presidential candidates and they will be here all weekend long starting later this afternoon when this 3 day event kicks off. >> lives will be changed, amazed to think how many senators and congress people are walking through the doors. >> tonight's headline speakers florida republican governor ron desantis, a possible and widely speculated to be presidential candidate, the man widely credited with getting him elected, donald trump, the headliner tomorrow night. he has not said whether he will run not for reelection. in arizona, campaign for gubernatorial candidate gary lake, newscaster who has embraced trump's election lies. at the same time in a brazen split from a man to whom he was loyal as vice president mike pence also a 2024 possibility campaigning in phoenix, karen taylo

. >> bill black was one of the federal regulators who really spearheaded going after keating. >> we discovered. the examiners looked at 52 real estate loans that lincoln had made. there were no credit reports on the borrowers in all 52. >> on top of that, charles keating has lincoln savings sell uninsured junk bonds, and he targets the widows and the retirement community. >> there were 23,000 customers who would buy $250 million of these bonds. >> we had sold our home in sherman oaks. my husband had a stroke. we moved down here, went to lincoln savings. >> how much is your debenture? >> you really want to know? it was $30,000 and for us, that was quite a bit. >> capitalize on this, the bond salesmen were told. the weak, meek, and ignorant are always good targets. >> the regulators were looking at this and saying, this guy is a disaster, man, we have got to stop this. but by that time, keating had a construction company in arizona. he had thrifts in california. his tentacles spread out to several states. so he was able to call on congressmen and senators and say, hey, get these dogs off my back

keating with the cost of your date night. okay, fill, you're getting too comfortable down there. >> bill: speaking was shane live in kansas, butyou find out? >> it is interesting, because the world if you think about it could have used more wheat from this part of the country this year especially with the war in ukraine cutting in the global supplies as much as it has, but they have not been able to grow it like they would like, because of the weather. the drought that they have been hit with, take a look at some of the video we shot at this area just so dry, the land is so dry, one of the folks we met when we have been out here in the high plains the last few days says the timing of this drought has been terrible for wheat, because that is planted in the fall and harvested in the spring. >> from october to probably the middle of may, most of the area right here received less than three instances of moisture, so the wheat on dry land one either never sprouted or germinated, or if it did, it really did not produce a crop to harvest. speak of the department of agriculture estimates the yield will fall, but brett says the wheat t