boyden gray. in honor of justice thomas's 30 years and his role as one of the leading jurists of the 20th and 21st centuries this year. the grace center is awarding for the first time will become an annual award named after the justice justice to honor his ongoing legacy? the justice clearance time is first principles of war will be given out each year in october to an individual who has shown exemplary dedication to principled application of the rule of law humility and strength of character. the award is inscribed with the quote from justice thomas from a 2001 speech titled be not afraid that embodies the justices approach to life and the law a warning to never surrender to the understandably attractive impulse towards creative but unwarranted alterations of first principles. justice thomas's story rising from childhood in the segregated south and poverty to a seat on the supreme court is a poignant personification of the american story of liberty and optimism. justice thomas's wife and careers

boyden gray, thank you so much for joining us this evening. [applause] you have no idea what an honor this in. i am overwhelmed by this reception, and by the person who is being honored. the two people being honored. the first being the justice, for his commitment to constitutional originalism and to liberty, and the rule of law, and to judge silverman, who is getting the first first principles award. i have often wondered whether they were secretly meeting every day over the last 20 or 30 years because there is a certain residents. there are many areas but deeply interest me but one of the one that gives me the most fun is there shared questions on sullivan. we will save that for later. [laughs] i have looked at judge silverman's history. i followed very closely throughout his career. very exciting but he did. i have looked in vain for anything that could explain his administrative law expertise prior to his going on the court in 1985. he did a lot a very important foreign intelligence work. he practiced law in intelligence. he served as depu

boyden had promised to reverse the sanctions former president donald trump, imposed on the island. but in office, the bulk of them had remained in place, including sanctions on oil tankers, which aggravate the islands energy crisis. legal experts say u. s. law does not prevent the united states from providing material assistance. 4 days after a lightning strike ketchup was biggest oil storage facility. the blaze finally seems to be under control. but analysts say the loss of 4 supertankers will only aggravate cooper's already critical energy crisis. with most claims extinguished rescue workers have now entered the disasters and for the 1st time to search for missing firefighters. and while the lights is still on for some, he was energy crisis is set to become critical. ed augustin, al jazeera maintenances cuba. ah, and let's take you through saw the headlines here now da 0 now for me, u. s. president donald trump says he's invoke the 5th amendment and refused to answer questions under oath. and a court deposition in new york. the case involves allegations, the trump organization mi

it'll obscure watching boyden, it's very painful. oh, look, i've brought me a woman. yeah. i don't have any relatives in russia. she'll do. but i stay in contact with many friends there. i'm sure they're helping me, but i mean you're watching, but you little would she wouldn't. oh, but granny medius, my is that only i personally don't have friends who are hostile to me or say we deserved to be attack or either not stolen. i was not biling yet. not at all without them was sam. if the com shortly. when does when you come down you? they tell me that they themselves are shark is that they hadn't believed this could happen in boy. it really hurts because we are one people, the premier, yada delightful. redeem it is so so, so when i was born in the soviet union was still one big country teacher, there weren't separate nations like to day and we all spoke the same language. wouldn't our yard not premier, nor is yet full go. video middle school was a, i've spoken russian since childhood. i can speak ukrainian to luck, but not so well. i make mistakes as him, but that isn't importan

president joe boyden is hoping to highlight some positive economic news as he campaigns for democratsthe midterm elections. cnn's phil mattingly has the story. >> reporter: the economy is looking good so far. the white house hailing a monthly drop in consumer prices. >> a lot of good news in the economy. our focus here is to support households, keep our eye on the ball on inflation and hopefully come out the other side with steady and stable growth. >> reporter: with inflation still at a four decade high and this morning from the fed chair. >> while higher interest rates, slower growth and softer labor market conditions will bring down inflation, they will also bring some pain to households and businesses. >> reporter: the deceleration presenting a glimmer of optimism for white house officials. buoyed further by a nearly 7 point jump in august consumer sentiment, signs of progress president biden pledged to deliver, capping a whirlwind month of legislative victories. >> we've done all this, but then our critics say inflation. you mean the global inflation caused by the worldwide pande

. >>> president boyden is back in isolation this morning after testing positive for a rebound case of just last week after his first bout with the virus. so let's go to cnn at the white house here. what is happening? >> the white house says president biden is feeling well. his physician, kevin o'connor, says the latest positive test is likely a rebound after the president underwend t the anti-viral drug of paxlovid. it occurred in a small percentage of people. the president has been testing negative for several days last week after that initial run with covid. but it was on saturday when he received another positive test which sent him into isolation. the white house had been working to limit has exposure to others as he returned to working in person last week when many of the events socially distanced. so far the white house says the president had six close contacts but all have tested negative up until this date. but this is really up ending the president's schedule. he was set to travel to wilmington, delaware, over the weekend and michigan tomorrow. but he is now back in isolation

today, boyden and the first lady are going to kentucky to see the horrific damage from the flooding thereat do we know about the visit? >> this will be the president's first work trip since he left isolation over the weekend for the second time after testing negative multiple days. he and the first lady will meet with the governor where they will survey some of the devastating flood damage you're seeing on the screen. the president when he does this thing takes his time, talks to people and walks through to really see what happens. this comes of course after on sunday when the president amended that emergency declaration for kentucky increasing coverage from 75% of eligible costs to 100% of eligible costs. i'm sure the president will tout that again, exactly what his administration is doing to help the families affected by the flood, so we'll see the president and the first lady leaving their home in rehoboth delaware around the 8:00 a.m. hour to head to survey the damage. >> we know you'll be following it for us this morning. thank you. >>> in denver, heavy rainfall caused flash flooding

wade is gone to inact federal boyden restrictions with like masters running on an anti abortion platformmark kelly supports it. the likely contest here could make a big difference on abortion ali. >> suhil, thank you for your reporting. it's gonna be a long night for you and for ivan, and for everybody following this race and arizona. suhil kapur for us at the black masters campaign. we are back with more from our panel right after this break. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80, what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the #1 most popular whole life insurance p

wade is gone to an axe federal boyden restrictions with like masters running on an anti abortion platforms it. the likely contest here could make a big difference on abortion ali. >> so hill, thank you for your reporting. it's gonna be a long night for you and for ivan, and for everybody following this race and arizona. so he'll compel for us at the black masters campaign. we are back with more from our panel right after this break. after this break a complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide hygenic clean free. it's gentle on her skin and out-cleans our old free detergent. tide hygenic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. i went back living proof as to why you don't let steve kornacki go to the bathroom because he left the room and i started playing with this thing and i gave some bad information. it was actually roughly the same except i was giving you a county as opposed

team has done a very thorough search and this turned over -- we've been very cooperative with the boydentration and the doj and turned over everything that we found that we had. it was my understanding on very good belief based on a thorough investigation that there was nothing there. >> laura ingraham is the voice of reap. didn't age well. back with me mel somewhat murray and joyce vance. christina bobb made this attestation that they had given everything back on june 3rd and that was not true. could she be in legal jeopardy? >> she could be in legal jeopardy. she submitted a signed certification to the government, and it's not true. the question is whether she knew it wasn't true and made a willful false statement which could subject her to prosecution, quite frankly, for making a false statement to the government, so if you're the government what you need to test here is her knowledge. was she relying on someone else who told her that there was a complete search that revealed nothing, or is she in fact the person here who is trying to tell the lie? joy, what that ultimately raises is

hunter boyden jumped on board number one with his father.n , the president's son, in respect of which, it seems, an investigation into money laundering is underway. but the investigation is so sluggish that you can fly off on vacation smiling as if there were no emails photos videos of hunter having sex with minors weighing drugs and receiving money from foreign governments through dark schemes they were visited by a ranger people are furious that comes from double standards. i'm talking to the director of the fbi and pointed out the political entanglement.

jonathan berry, partner with boyden gray and associates coief counsel to the president ,the president elect trump transition team. jonathan, great to see you tonight. transitinow, this is i mean,ingl i'm starting to laugh because it's so ridiculous. but this is this has real world consequences for corporate >> it a throughout. it reallrey does. this is this is capital on steroids. this is the left finishing itsi long march through corporate america and really trying to jam their diversity preferencesr on on corporate america. >> how is itat lau notra: discd ,jonathan? c how like i havorpoe a friendra . a corporate recruiter and she tells me basically that she could have five very talented non minority male candidates posipositions in their senior management positions. corporations are telling her we don't need we don't want to see them. yeah, it's it's to put to story. >> yeah, there's no question about it. you have you've got rank discrimination on the basis ofe, on the basis of race, sexual orientation, all of thatr stuff is going on right under our noses and it's awful. now nasdaq