la lista fue ampliada luego que un senador dijera que pedirÍa la revocaciÓn para brendan.ensaje al presidente de irÁn diciendo que enfrentará consecuencia por amenazar a estados unidos. los iranÍes rechazaron los dichos. tenemos las reacciones que ha generado. reportera: el ultimÁtum de donald trump fue directo, nunca mÁs vuelvas a amenazar estados unidos o sufrirÁs consecuencias. esto escribiÓ el domingo el mandatario. la advertencia fue en respuesta a las provocaciones del presidente de irÁn que dijo que el presidente estadounidense no deberÍa jugar con la cola del leÓn porque podrÍa desatar la madre de todas las guerras. para este analista, la amenaza de donald trump es parte de una estrategia de presiÓn para irÁn. lo Único de podemos hacer es dividir esta alian reportera: esto se tildÓ pcoló secretario de estado criticÓ fuertemente al rÉgimen iranÍ y amenazÓ con subir las sanciones puestas en contra de terÁn. " el nivel de corrupciÓn y riqueza de los lÍderes iraníes muestra que irÁn se maneja como una mafia y no como un gobierno", dijo. el gobierno iranÍ contraatacÓ di

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to an assistant ....good bye brendan.......rrent warrior asssitant mike brown nesxt tried lebron.in fact brown coached the cavaliers and james twice..both time ending in goodbye.... the one guy who you might say lasted.eric spolstra in miami..where they won 2 titless in 4 years...but spolestra was taking orders from pat riley..who lebron thoght riley..who lebron thoght flexed his muscletoo much...bye bye..miami.. his return to cleveland brought in david blatt from the european legue.poor blatt had a winning record....but lebron didn't care for him....so blatt was axed at mid season... and then their was tyrone lue hand picked by lebron....the pressure so great he had to take a month off during the season to deal with stress.....he came back let lebron coach and was said to feel fine.... bottom line...its 2018....anybody can talk...but very few have the talent to make teams a winner...yes james is one of a kind....but it's a reminder the nba is a players league...and coaches better not forget it. i am extremely proud of jackie,

. >> in the meantime president trump firing back at cia director john brennan after brendan called hisremarks on russian meddling during a news conference with vladimir putin, treasonous. >> i think brendan is a bad guy if you look at it, a lot of things happened under his watch. i think he's a very bad person also think when you watch peter staab and when you watch all of the things that have happened having comey take a look at tha and mccabe, who's got some pretty big problems i assume. you look at the deception, device, these are people who in my opinion are truly bad people. they are being exposed for what they are. >> obama is former spy chief aisling the use of the word treasonous in his interview. >> when i use the term this is nothing short of treason as i think it's a betrayal of one's nation. 18 and abetting, giving comfort to an enemy. mister trump had the opportunit to say to the american people and countries around the world and mister putin, do not do thi again or there will be consequences. he failed to meet even the minimum standards of that. take i think you cut throu

joining me now, democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania.the house foreign affairs committee. okay. with a welcome to you. those sound like a setback to you in the relationship between the two countries? what's been your take on this whole situation with north korea so far? >> unfortunately this is completely predictable. this is what i said what many other experts said. people who have worked in previous administrations, both democratic and republican. this is essentially the same script that north korea has followed for 30 years. they raise hopes, they talk in conciliatory tones. and then they pull back. the only difference this time is that we had a president who is gullible enough to actually fly over there and sit down for a one-on-one meeting in order to legitimize kim jong un. that is what the kim regime wanted. that is what previous presidents, both democrats and republicans, had resisted giving in to. it's unfortunate that president trump didn't listen to the experts. i know he skofs at experts, but occasionally they are right. and

. >> martha: went to the president say about brendan? >> i think he's not really happy with brendan and the others. does anybody remember five or ten years ago when people retired from the cia, they might go on television but they sort of act like statesmen. they act like retired statesmen and they would weigh in on affairs from 60,000 feet, but you didn't have them saying vote democrat, you didn't have them calling the president words like disgusting and disgraceful. >> martha: absolutely not. >> this is so over-the-top that something has got to be done and these people do not need to be privy to secrets because they might be using these secrets for partisan purposes. they are nakedly partisan and john brennan should not get anywhere within 10,000 yards of the government. he should have a restraining order. >> martha: those are very strong words. without apply, for instance to robert gates, who worked for democrats and republicans, he wrote a book where he said some pretty strong things about president obama in terms of his confidence i

brendan rodger‘s side beat the armenian side alashkert to set up a a tie with the norwegian championsnesday, with the return match a week later. the winners will face aek athens in the next round. go to the bbc sport website for details of the rest of that draw and also who the british clubs could face in europa league qualifying. over the weekend we saw the start of the women's hockey world cup in london. it's being held in queen elizabeth olympic park, england started their campaign with a draw against india and their next pool match is against the usa on wednesday. earlier i wasjoined by sam quek, team gb 0lympic champion in 2016. she has written a book about her life in the sport but over the last couple of years she's moved away from hockey to explore a career in broadcasting and she's enjoyed watching the world cup from a different persepective. i rocked up and thought, this is incredible, our home world cup, the standard is huge. 0f incredible, our home world cup, the standard is huge. of course you want to be on the pitch, you want to be pa rt to be on the pitch, you want to b

brendan would always put lives before himself. he was shielding his girlfriend from gunfire and helping others to safety. brendan is remembered as a man who would give anyone the shirt off his back and for being a genuine man. i would like to extend my condolences to brendan stewart's family and friends. please know that the city of las vegas, the state of nevada, and the whole country grieve with you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. . the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? thank you. without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. mr. o'halleran: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor randy wilson who passed away unexpected lot ofly a -- unexpectedly last week. randy's love for his job was evident. he was a shining example of journalistic integrity and fairness. randy's life went far beyond producing a fine newspaper that serves thousands of arizonans. he was also fully committed to giving back to his community. in a

. >> reporter: rising senior brendan heyer wanted a test for sexually transmitted disease after she saysually assaulted. >> i was a virgin at the time i was raped. i'd never been to a gien college jicht before. i didn't know what to expect. >> you'd never had an exam before. >> no. >> it was then she says he assaulted her. >> when you say molested her what do you mean by that? >> rubbing up the clitoris. >> unwanted. zblun wanted. >> touching. >> in brennan's case she was there was a nurse chaperone in the room, at least in the beginning. >> she was just there, and she didn't really do anything until she said that she was uncomfortable and left. and what was so surprising to me was you're uncomfortable? >> such an abandonment. >> this is happening to me. why do you get to leave? >> reporter: brennan wasn't even born when dana lowey says she went to see dr. tyndall in the '90s as a ph.d. candidate. >> i have a small rose tattoo on the inside miff thigh, and he said oh, a picture for me. and that immediately created an atmosphere of, again, false intimacy, inappropriateness. >> a little la

bliss. >> animation by brendan bliss.ssouri. a quick-moving storm created big waves. people on other boats watched helplessly. >>> and a severe weather threat as damage from a tornado is surveyed overnight. buildings now looks like piles of scrap metal. >>> and new this half hour. a customer gets body slammed. >> a man grabs a waitress' butt and swiftly gets dropped. and get this, the suspect was on a date with another woman. >> what? >> he's single ladies. >> keepin' it classy. >>> and calling all nerds. tens of thousands are descending on comic-con. that's later in "the skinny" on this friday, july 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you all. we begin this half hour with breaking news from missouri where a tour boat capsized and sank, killing at least 11 people. >> that boat went down at table rock lake. it's nearby to branson, the popular resort town. the so-called duck boat was carrying 31 people. seven of those are still in the hospital. two in critical condition and we're told that

but brendan wants to do that without the united states and is seeking support. you know by going out to the u.n. by having talks with other countries where establishing before relations so we are acting as a country so what we're doing is concentrating here this making this exists you know and that's how we can take on more responsibility that's all we can bring in more hawaiian so. preserving hawaiian heritage they also renouncing the rule of the u.s. they're trying to create a miniature model here for they grant vision. they want a diverse cosmopolitan but self-sufficient and as independent as possible. but brandon sometimes feels alone and his ethic i help my fellow hawaiian out there you know that has to keep their job and house to keep going to work and that one day you know when we can actually provide them with a job we can leave that job and come work for us and the be doing it all together and and then i'll be so lonely. brandon trust's in the power of his ancestry history he plants a t.v. for us. so tealeaf is planted to protect them from bad spirits t

now and then it starts to unmask another member of the deep state and this this go around we saw brendan mast we've seen peter straub we've seen komi we've seen all these guys but in this particular case we saw brennan really lash out and now a lot of people are asking questions about brennan and his role in the entire russia gates steel dossier narrative that's been going on so granted almost brought him brought focus to himself because that's his area john brennan being the spokesman and supposedly decrying trump's talk about a deep state he is the deep state i'm sure he's going to i don't i would posit he's treated treasonous marc i have to jump in we have to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on summit staying with the tea. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to be all for the rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent just last year some with four hundred to five hundred

brendan hawken -- brendan hawken, thank you for joining us.ooking anti-cartel bill preparing to target opec. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: that is just some of our tictoc onng from twitter. i'm scarlet fu. lisa: and i'm lisa abramowicz. let's get the first word news with mark crumpton. president trump denied today that russia is still targeting the united states. he said no when he was asked by reporter following a cabinet meeting. on monday, national intelligence director dan coats issued a statement that said russia's maligned activity towards the u.s. is "ongoing." a port in western turkey has once again denied a request from the release of custody of a u.s. base minister who is on trial of charges of aiding terror groups and engaging in espionage. --, an0-year-old evangelical pastor from north carolina, was arrested in the aftermath of a 2016 coup attempt to a worker's party, as well as a network led by u.s. based muslim cleric said ludlum -- or turkey blames for the unrest. >> i am disappointed of the results for the hearing. i have rea

for over twenty years brendan and his people have been fighting for an independent whiney free from the united states. they've been given land in the jungle at the foot of the mountains eighty four people live in the settlement which has its own government and is tolerated by the us. a lot of hopes up and brandon by those who want to preserve their language and identity. so like i'm the next generation them so i have a responsibility to to take on you know the rest of us because this is a. place where we we feel we can truly be hawaii you know this is where we feel safe this is where we feel at home this is this is where we feel like our ancestors and everything though is with us you know this is takes our mind set off of what happened to us in one thousand nine hundred three and takes us back to that time. to boil palis in one hundred in. the last queen of why was overthrown by the americans. in eight hundred ninety three the us an x. to y. a short time later in eight hundred ninety eight. favorably positioned in the pacific ocean the us set up a military base here. decades later the j

brendan faulkner has recently been moved over to universal credit and says he is worse off. saying. —— misrepresentation. they were saying we have some problems with the pilot. we find a high percentage of people are still experiencing hardship and there were problems that need to be resolved. they were suggesting it be paused until that was rectified. she said they said it should be sped up. i think her statement was dreadful. in any other profession if you live that blatantly you would be fired. i think her apology is just not good enough. —— if you lie that blata ntly. enough. —— if you lie that blatantly. how about you? i was going to make the same point but i would like to go further and repeat the pointing out of the ministerial code, that ministers who knowingly mislead parliament are expected to offer their resignation. so, mislead parliament are expected to offertheir resignation. so, the defence of the minister in this case is on it being an entirely inadvertent error, i think that might be excusable if there was some correlation between what she was claiming on wh

john brennan also reportedly licked the contents of the dossier to then senator harry reid, and also brendan was involved in this. then went public with the information james clapper, it was brennan who i was talking about before, but clapper leaked the dossier to cnn, who is now his employer. let's not forget the role the phony dossier played with the speaks seven warrant and the camping associate of trump's, carter page before, during and after the campaign. four separate incidents coming from the dossier that hillary paid for. where was the investigation into this collision? mr. mueller, where are you? at the clinton campaign paid a russian spy and used lies to fly to the american people come and steal the election, get a warrant to spy on americans and using an unverified uncorroborated, hillary clinton bought and paid for political document? nobody told the fisa court judges, ever? they disseminated what was false, untrue, propaganda and disinformation to rig an election, presidential election. given the rampant bias from team muller and his two-tiered system of justice at play here, is

tilray's executive ask chairman, brendan kennedy. welcome to the show.c nature of this offering. >> we met win vestors and they were looking for a company to ipo on a major u.s. exchange to be regulated by the sec. they were look to hedge investments in pharmaceutical companies and alcohol companies threatened by the emerging global cannabis industry. we followed up on those meetings, and met with nasdaq and were able to thrift through -- list through an i.p.o. last thursday. kennedy: i have seen the future, and i understand generationally this may be very different for younger consumers than it is for some golden americans who think people mostly just smoke pot and it smells like skunks and it makes people rob old ladies. but you say the majority of consumers in the next few years will be partaking in edibles. >> we have seen smoking plummet the last 8 years. more and more people are looking for a beverage that is calorie free or low calorie that doesn't create a hangover the next day. they are looking for a mint, an edible. fewer and fewer people are s

brendan demos signaled the only hit he allowed.et a team record number of reaching safely at the 47th street game. 47 arroyo. it has been here as we can at chase field in phoenix yesterday the diamondbacks honored this hero, todd at the golden retriever saved his owner from a rattlesnake. he got it on the face that he is a hero indeed. one of the most exciting days at wimbledon. all 16 singles in action including robert federer. he's won it twice. he'll be hitting before today. serena williams to take the title again. the only remaining top 10 plays out. manic monday at wimbledon. cheryl: nothing on the world cup. >> a little bit of a break because there was no soccer in tomorrow at all picks out. cheryl: at penguin one. breaking news. jared, thank you. catch during sports reports fox news headline 24/7 sirius xm channel 115. gerri: the european union has resigned. we will go live to london for a look at the fallout strata had on "fbn:am." ♪ with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ libert

brendan sullivan, i'm not a potted plant. there was an unbelievable.rth, went like this, or when they thought they had him. because he bought lee on tardz for his young -- leotards for his young daughter, the dancer, fawn hall, he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. >> mark: you were calling media shows? >> sean: i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said. i was passionate. it was my love, my passion. reagan, i studied him from day one. i got into studying on my own. >> mark: how old are you? >> sean: good question. 56. >> mark: you started in radio how old were you? >> sean: 27ish. >> mark: you started on fox in your 30s? >> sean: yes, early 30s, 23 years. >> mark: you think you can do this for another 10 or 20 years? >> sean: i don't think about it. people say what part do you think -- i just do my thing every day. here's my analogy. i don't like when people get too ee go advertise ty cal and i did this. people in our business, i have always believed, like, what the bible said, if you a

top four, brendan paternity list. what a beautiful night for basically.ruggled with control, had a career high six walks, giving the a's the lead. simeon and chapman there. check out this amazing play now. the pop-up by matt olson. bran deny crawford on his giddy-up in the sixth. he travels 139 feet to make the catch in foul territory. that's like going from home just past second base. wow, what a play. buster posey can't believe it. 3-2 a's. all star blake to close the door. alan hanson strikes out but the ball gets by josh fagley. hanson is safe at first. next man up, hunter pence down the line and into the bullpen. hanson coming all the way around to score. the throw home is offline so we are tied at 3-3. then in the 11th, will smith got the first two men. but gave up three straight singles. the final one to former teammate jonathan lucroy, a walk-off winner. a's win 4-3. they can clinch the bay bridge series with a win today. >> we got the little things to win. the game got away from us a little bit there. we were able to get some on base. i got me a

. >> i think brendan i think brennan is a very bad guy. a lot of things a lot of things happened under his watch. i think he's a very bad person. gerri: despite the controversy, the president putting a positive spin on the senate began the meeting between president putin and myself was a great success except in the fake news media. adam: turning our attention to jerome powell issuing an upbeat outlook for the u.s. economy in his semiannual testimony as a trade tensions rise of china and other countries. gerri: more from our own edward lorenz. >> good morning, jerry and adam. the trade dispute risk to weakening the economy is balanced by the economic numbers. just over 2% for core inflation is at 2% for the 12 months ending in may. jerome powell saying we are seeing moderate wage growth, but not spiking inflation. the greatest concern came for the trade tariff tit-for-tat. spinnaker is no precedent for the broad trade discussions. hard to know how that comes out if it results in lower tariffs for everyone, that would be a good thing for the

friend, you were very involved in that, i couldn't go to works i sat there and watched those hearings, brendan sullivan, a friend of yours, i'm not a potted plant. mark: unbelievable. >> or ollie north, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter the dancer and thought i think it was fawn hall. he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. mark: you were calling radio shows? >> every day. absolutely. and what i noticed is i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said, i was so passionate about it, it was my love. reagan, i studied him from day one, and then i got into studying on my own. mark: how old are you? >> good question. 56. mark: and you started in radio, how old were you? >> 27ish. mark: and so you started on fox, you were in your 30s? >> yes, early 30s, 23 years. mark: you think can you do this for another 10, 20 years? >> i don't think about it. people say what part do you think -- well, i just do my thing every day. here's my analogy, and i don't like when people ge

thank you, brendan for coming. senator casey was here, he had to run off to the floor to go vote. senator klobuchar is here as well, who saw me wandering the streets last week and gave me a ride, so thank you for that. we'll be hearing from a couple of my other colleagues, barbara lee who is here, john lewis who is here as well, jamie raskin from maryland who just walked in, thank you all for coming. but first, before i get to our next speaker in bradley byrne, he's a -- was kind enough to be the co-host, republican co-host for this event this evening. we had a couple just kind of casual conversations and he mentioned how he followed my grandfather when he was younger and was a democrat way back when. when i asked them to co-host he said yes without even a moment's hesitation which, mr. byrne, i'm truly grateful for. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy. no relation, i assure you. so, ladies and gentlemen, join me in a warm welcome for congressman bradley byrne. >> it is an incred

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friend, you were very involved in that, i couldn't go to works i sat there and watched those hearings, brendanriend of yours, i'm not a potted plant. mark: unbelievable. >> or ollie north, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter the dancer and thought i think it was fawn hall. he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. mark: you were calling radio shows? >> every day. absolutely. and what i noticed is i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said, i was so passionate about it, it was my love. reagan, i studied him from day one, and then i got into studying on my own. mark: how old are you? >> good question. 56. mark: and you started in radio, how old were you? >> 27ish. mark: and so you started on fox, you were in your 30s? >> yes, early 30s, 23 years. mark: you think can you do this for another 10, 20 years? >> i don't think about it. people say what part do you think -- well, i just do my thing every day. here's my analogy, and i don't like when people get too egotisti

friend, you were very involved in that, i couldn't go to works i sat there and watched those hearings, brendanvan, a friend of yours, i'm not a potted plant. mark: unbelievable. >> or ollie north, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter the dancer and thought i think it was fawn hall. he had to have been having an affair. the media was corrupt then. mark: you were calling radio shows? >> every day. absolutely. and what i noticed is i got more reaction than the hosts. i want to talk about what that guy just said, i was so passionate about it, it was my love. reagan, i studied him from day one, and then i got into studying on my own. mark: how old are you? >> good question. 56. mark: and you started in radio, how old were you? >> 27ish. mark: and so you started on fox, you were in your 30s? >> yes, early 30s, 23 years. mark: you think can you do this for another 10, 20 years? >> i don't think about it. people say what part do you think -- well, i just do my thing every day. here's my analogy, and i don't like when people get too

. >> trish: thank you, brendan. i want to take a look at the dow. up 140 points. trade is the dominant issue on this market right now. well get to that later on in the show. from crumbs to just crumby. some democrats want to dump the trump tax cuts if they get control of congress. we report you might want to hide. >> i think we're in good position not only to take back the house but i believe even possibly the senate. of course, if we do that, then look out, president. you're in trouble. ones, chair, new laptop with 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. save $200 on this dell laptop at office depot officemax. and it's also a story mail aabout people save $200 on this dell laptop and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth?

saw was that paul thought he was being intentionally provocative, the president should just ignore brendanit's not just him it's also comey. comey is telling everyone to vote democrat. how would you like to be investigated by this gaggle? comey, strzok, page, there are other doj and fbi officials that haven't been named because they aren't at that level, but they also had animus toward president trump. those of the folks that were in these dispassionate, neutral objective roles and investigating the person who ultimately became president of the united states. the american people deserve intelligence and justice system that is as devoid of politics -- i get that the president gets to pick the ag and pick the fbi director but beyond that, facts are not republican or democrat, neither should our justice system or intelligence community. >> tucker: democrats are abetting it but if you talk privately to any of them who acknowledge at some point there's going to be a democratic president and as that person going to be comfortable knowing that the intelligence agencies could turn against him and

brendan bell was called out on as reno about it between innings.d then got tossed. still 3-2 in the seventh. mark kana in the pinch-hit, he crushed tony watson, the first ever pinch-hit home run, it put the a's on top, fans love it. it's all star against all star, swinging to end it with the tie and winning runs on base. the a's take the one-run victory. the bay bridge series is even at a game apiece. >> that's a pretty significant homer. you know, when it's cold, i mean, you hope to get it over the fence and he hit it more than halfway up. he's making the most of his opportunity. >> we had some chances there. i mean, we have bases loaded a couple of times. it was a good ball game, hard fought game. you need to tie the hit somewhere. they were pitching at a pretty good job tonight. >>> the american century championship features athletes, comedians, and every so often golf happens. it's clear the personalities who show up for the lake tahoe event make it a fan favorite. stephan curry on 15 for birdie. you know what happens when curry makes a shot, y

mm-hm >> even forward twiz ard and current analyst brendan heywaor said the hnets locker room did notht howard. guys, we're just sick and tired of his act. we'll see how he'll fit n.also today, wizards signing former georgetown hoya and prince georges county native jeff green to a one-ar deal. >> meanwhile. over at the ice plex, the caps introducing todd riordan as the 18th head coach in capitals history. riordan wabrought in by barry ngotz and taking over trotz' position after bnvolved in a contract dispute.o riordanidered a huge part the stanley cup to d.c. and for now his goal is to keep it here. and now continuation, that they have had a little taste of it, it tastes pretty good and they are enjoying thatd an ins of bitterness and disappointment for the first time in the histor of the washington capitals, they are ble to have the title of stanley cup champs next to their name and that's something that they earned and de something that we'll use as motivation to get back and do that again. i think thathe that's thing i'm most excited about. there's only one team with a chance to de

sean, all you have to do is look at james comey, former fbi director james comey, brendan , these are establishment rhinos as well as people on the left that are working contrary to the american people and the american agenda. it look at what comey said today. he came out and said, if you don't vote democrat, if you are an american, you've got to vote democrat. what kind of person's has this? the fbi director should be ashamed of himself. he should be ashamed that he ran the bureau, culturally into the ground. agents have suffered because of the way he handled things. director brennan did the same thing, calling president trump president trump treasonous. it falls on its face. but instead, brennan's bordering sedition. these are problems. >> sean: i have sources telling me that brennan was actually spreading the pony dossier. >> i have been in contact and i wanted to let you know, i've been in contact with brennan's people. i have spoken with them today. i was told that brennan is standing by his word that he did not know anything about the content of the dossier until december 2016.

i want to recognize brendan boyle, thank you for coming. senator casey was here but he had to run off the floor to go vote. we will be hearing from a couple of other of my colleagues , barbara lee and john lewis who are here. thank you all for coming. before i get to the next speaker , he was kind enough to be the cohost for this event this evening. we had a couple of casual conversations and he mentioned how he followed my grandfather when he was younger and was a democrat way back when. when i asked him to cohost this event, he said yes without even a moment's hesitation, for which i am truly grateful. he happens to have a democratic opponent this cycle named bobby kennedy. no relation i assure you. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in a warm welcome for congressman bobby burns. >> it is an incredible honor for me to be here today. 50 years ago i was a teenager. like hundreds of thousands, if not millions of teenagers across america, when senator kennedy stood in this room and announced for president, it was electrifying. he touched so

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founder of scotus blog and served as counsel in over two dozen cases and michael walden is from the brendan center for justice at new york university and chief speechwriter for president clinton and the author of "the second amendment, a biography." amy, i want to start with you. you have heard from a number of lawmakers on the steps of capitol hill a moment ago of what he has said at the confirmation hearing at 2006. take a listen. >> do you consider roe v. wade to be an abomination. >> senator on the question of the roe v. wade if confirmed to the d.c. circuit, it is binding precedent and decided by the supreme court. >> but looking at the written decisions, there is a little bit more room for interpretation. in 2017, kavanaugh heard the case of a pregnant undocumented 17-year-old seek iing an aborti while being held by immigration authorities, and she wanted an abortion, and ultimately ruled she could get the abortion, but in his dissent he disputed the right to what he called the immediate abortion on demand arguing that the girl should be given a chance to be placed in foster care to h

. >> hello, i'm colin o'malley and my partner is john brendan. we have applied and we're lucky enough to be selected to obtain one of these new licenses in the city. all three of us met on the sunset and i'm about four blocks away and i cover ortega and we wanted to have something in the neighborhood. we do own bars in downtown san francisco and we have about 50 years of experience between the three of us. we have been doing this for quite a long time. we decided to open up la puesta del sol cantina and it's something to bring to the neighborhood to activate some more family vibes in the area. it's a family restaurant that will serve food, cocktails, yeah, we just want to do something new to the neighborhood and bring it up a little bit. so any questions for me? >> supervisor mandelman: it does not appear that we have questions but thank you very much. >> thank you. >> supervisor mandelman: are there any members of the public who would like to testify on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues, is there a motion or -- >>