bruce: yes.nteresting, remember, they don't make the vaccines in canada, and they were highly rely on other countries. they had a contract to get pfizer vaccines from michigan, but donald trump would not allow those to go. so they had to seek other vaccines around the world. now, thank goodness, the biden administration is working closely with them to supply it. can do this week just surpassed the u.s. in terms of double vaccine, and way ahead in single. it looks like quickly, if not the leader in the world, they will be one of the leaders in the world in vaccine population. very safe place to go. for americans, if you are looking to travel and you are vaccined, you are healthy, canada is a beautiful place to go. matt: absolutely. i was just reading the atlantic that says canada is vaccinating at such a pace they will actually overtake the u.s. in a number of days. they are really getting there. thank you for joining us, ambassador. former u.s. ambassador, bruce heyman. coming, david rubenstein j

plus no one can do it as good as bruce anyways. no reason to try like a dog, that's when he too much to expand your life. just so it's easy to get caught up and that's such a great song and it's easy to get caught up and caught up in the anthemic notion of that chorus and sort of beat your chest to be very patriotic when you hear that, but when you listen to the verses you realize it's coming from a little bit different point of view, right? so word reached president reagan in the fall of 84 that this song had come out and he said this was his favorite bruce springsteen song at which the white house press corps always respectful ask what his previous favorite bruce springsteen song again, it took three days the word came back. it was born to run and no one sure whether president reagan actually heard that but he was in a new jersey was a swing state and it was the core remember of what we now used to talk call reagan democrats. so the fact that a republican was carrying new jersey was a big deal bruce springsteen came straight out

. >> dispatchers put in a coal call to local sheriff ron bruce. a drowning at cottonwood creek. >> by then, a group of medical responders who made their way up to the creek to help. but still, no heartbeat. not a breath from leslie. and it was clear she was gone. >> we were not going to be able to bring this mueller back. at >> the cabin, alex was wondering why his parents were back yet. their hike was only supposed to last an hour or so. but they had been gone more than three hours. were you worried? >> not really worried as if something happened to them. it was more like it was where they would stay out past dark. >> it was passed 8 pm when his dad got home. without his mom. >> it's my dad and the deputy. they come in. it's kind of a shock to see. when you're expecting somebody, to see strangers coming in instead. >> what did you think when you see that? >> not a whole lot at the time honestly. you kind of going to shut down. will >> alex recalled his dad seemed like he was in shock. >> he was very disheveled. had been crying a lot. he gave me a

this is bruce in wisconsin. the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill includes action on climate change. he says it's our most pressing national security problem. heat waves kill people, wildfires destroy resources, sea level rise could destabilize our economy, heat waves and heavy rainfalls can impair agriculture and productivity, we need to stabilize and reduce carbon emissions. about 15 minutes left in this segment of the washington journal getting your reaction to this $3.5 trillion budget plan that senate democrats released last night. we have already talked about the key influence that moderates in the senate democratic caucus will have in the weeks and months forward. a focus from the "politico" write-up in their playbook this morning about another aspect of the democratic caucus on capitol hill, progressives and particularly the squad and what role they may have in the weeks to come on this legislation. the "politico" write-up notes that just because bernie sanders is on board, does that mean that house prog

let's bring in bruce einhorn to talk us through this story.seems this trip was not going to happen. we're now here. how do the two sides resolve this impasse? bruce: so the impasse was over, wendy sherman was going to meet. the chinese had talks with the vice minister. but the problem for the americans is that he's a lower rank than wendy sherman, so the americans saw that as a snub. the u.s. press, that's the way things were done in the past. so ultimately, the two sides resolve this problem. wendy sherman will have talks and a meeting, so both sides can claim victory on those. yvonne: but bruce, getting an agreement to talk seems pretty low bar if you're measuring progress. what does this tell us about the state of u.s.-china relations now? bruce: that they're not great. this is going to be the first high-level visit between u.s. and chinese diplomats since the really acrimonious talks that took place in alaska with tony blinken and his chinese counterparts earlier this year. and it comes at a time when president biden is really focused on t

made, at the time, bruce castor. bruce castor says he made that promise. the kind of criminal immunity for cosby, in exchange for him testifying in a civil case. cosby did testify in that civil case. and years later, a different prosecutor brought charges and used that testimony against him. the court said this violated his constitutional protection against self-incrimination. which, of course, came as a tremendous blow to andrea constand and more than 50 other women alleging abuse dating back to the 1970s. in a moment, we will be joined by one of those accusers. first, cnn's jason carroll is near the cosby home just outside philadelphia. jason, what's the scene like tonight? you know, what's the scene like tonight? >> well, much different than how it was just a few hours ago, as you can imagine. outside of cosby's home, there were -- as soon as word came out, john, that the supreme court had made this decision to vacate cosby's sentence. some of his supporters started coming out here. and his detractors, as well. those -- those people, who were supporting

made at the time, bruce castor. bruce castor says he made that promise, a kind of criminal immune tee for cosby in exchange for him testifying in a civil case. cosby did testify in that civil case and years later a different prosecutor ubrought charges and used that testimony against him. they said that violated his protection against self-incrimination. in a moment, we'll be joined by one of the accusers. first, cnn's jason carroll is near the cosby home just outside philadelphia. jason, what's the scene like tonight? >> reporter: well, much different than how it was just a few hours ago, as you can imagine. outside of cosby's home as soon as word came out, john, that the supreme court had made this decision to vacate cosby's sentence, some of his supporters started coming out here and his detractors as well. those people who were supporting the accusers were out here as well, being very vocal. so we had both sides out here. when it became most interesting obviously is when cosby himself came out with his attorneys

glad back to bruce. he adornment celebrated as one of the most exciting coaching talents rosa notes will have to be at his best to succeed at his new dig about don't, california is, is course, isn't cut by expert patients who are very high just like in glad boss. but if a player coach comes to bruce your department, they know how serious things are from. what's about fighting at the top of the table and battling for titles. it's like winning the cup last season has led to shadow with the color of the shaft. and if rosa wants to build on, dorman, german cap victory last season, he'll have to do it without one of his new clubs. best players dormant, confirm jayden. sanchez has been sold to premier the giant's manchester united. the 21 year old blossomed into one of the bonus leagues, most exhilarating attackers in his 40 years at dormant, touching and incredible 50 goals and 64 assists. in 137 appearances. the england international will join manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros, or dorman would

rishaad: let's bring in bruce, so many big cyber attacks over the past year.f hard for people to keep track, we talked about that earlier. what did happen at microsoft and why is the finger being pointed to china? >> this took place in february and march. it was an attack on email systems, tens of thousands of email systems affiliated with healthcare institutions, with energy companies, manufacturers, big local governments, microsoft attributed it to hackers that it said were in china. the u.s. government is now saying that it believes with a high degree of certainty that, yes, these were chinese hackers and they were affiliated with the chinese ministry of state security. haslinda: bruce, is it unusual for the u.s. to blame china for an attack like this? bruce: usually what we have seen over the last several months, several years, there have been a lot of these ransomware attacks and oftentimes we have seen they have been attributed to hackers in russia, other parts of europe, eastern europe, north korea. this is the first time that the united states governme

what else do we know about bruce caster?ont." >> reporter: the court made it clear, bill cosby is free because of an unwritten promise from a district attorney in 2005 that he would never face criminal charges in exchange for cosby's cooperation in a civil lawsuit on the same matter. >> this is not a complex or difficult investigation to do. >> reporter: back then, bruce caster said there was not enough evidence for conviction any way, despite his best efforts. >> we essentially tried to build as many details for both of the main statements as we can to try to determine what exactly happened or whether there was any violation of the law. >> reporter: his reaction to cosby's release, i was right back in 2005 and i'm right in 2021. who is caster? he earned his law degree in virginia. a prosecutor in the early '80s, he was elected district attorney in 2000. he became a county commissioner, served in the state attorney general's office and spent years in private practice, too. but you may know him as the guy who said in the wake

bruce is not going to be next to a winking model on a sailboat.ring a then-unknown courtney cox. it's like this weird re-creation of something that, organically, happens in a bruce springsteen concert. if there was an artist in the '80s who transcended the music video, he is the guy. he's the one guy who didn't actually need to do great-music videos to, still, be a great artist. he's bruce springsteen. it was great music. >>> david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stuart. all famous, all rich, and all men. rock and roll has been pretty much dominated by men, until the last few years. ♪ you're a heartbreaker ♪ >> pat benatar is hot. very hot. three albums in the past three years, all million sellers and the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough, and very sexy. ♪ we are young, heartache to heartache, we stand ♪ >> it appears to me that the one onstage is what i would picture a modern woman to be. someone, who is aggressive and soft, at the same time. has a lot of strength and conviction. an

and bruce castor who has been a d.a.t only doesn't happen. but i think the other thing to emphasize is that if it were to have happened, is it would have been in writing. it would have been approved by the court. and there were other indicia that i'm happy to go through that kind of firm up for me, at least, the fact that i don't believe that it happened. >> kristen gibbons feden, thank you so much for being on this morning. >>> and still ahead on "morning joe" -- >> if there is one message that echoes forth from this conference, let it be that human rights are women's rights and women's rights are human rights once and for all. >> that was an incredible speech that was then first lady hillary rodham clinton at a u.n. conference on women in beijing back in 1995. one of our next guests says vice president kamala harris is taking the baton on that message and running with it. we'll talk about that, just ahead on "morning joe." saving the world is our family business. [ snoring ] i feel like i'm surrounded by interns. you'r

the supreme court went further and said we have to credit bruce castor as the district attorney when he said that ms. constand's statements were inconsistent and he did not believe for that and other reasons that he was going to be able to get a guilty verdict. so it's not about my opinion or my thought process. you know, we've been down this road before, and i always tell you, it's not what i think, it's what the facts say and what people have to prove, because that's the state of the law. and the supreme court said today that when one prosecutor makes a decision on what they saw as the evidence at the time that's binding. and i am glad personally and professionally for all of the criminal defendants and future criminal defendants out there that this type of law is on the books. >> monique pressley, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> thank you, don. >> joining me now is cnn legal analyst areva martin. i want to hear what she has to say about this. so areva, good evening to you. you heard what monique pressley had to say, her perspective as cosby's former attorney. she says the

this week i'm tammy bruce, can you find out more about thee on the new social media platform tammy brucetucker is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening and welcome to a live special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." i am mark steyn in the for tucker who is taking a quiet fishing weekend, but he will be dropping by momentarily. china is a number one global power. what happened to america? sometimes you get dealt some tough geopolitical cards as britain, france, spain, portugal

joining us with more is reporter bruce einhorn. bruce, they got to this at the g20. hurdles are domestically, when they take the proposal help. tell us more the significance of this -- when they take the proposal home. tell us more the significance of this? >> this would have two parts to it as secretary yellen just said. there is pillar one and pillar two. pillar one calls for companies to pay tax where they operate, as opposed to the current system, where they pay taxes based on where they are based. so, some companies go out of their way to find a low tax haven where they do not have to pay much tax. so they would resolve that. there would also be a 15% min among tax. that would be pillar two. so far, 130 countries have agreed to this. the oecd which has taken the lead is hoping to wrap this up at the g20 meeting later this year and have an implanted starting next year. juliette: we heard janet yellen the treasury secretary speaking on the sidelines of the g20 treasures meeting. what did she say about -- g20 trevor -- g20 treasurers meeting. -- what did she say? >

♪ born in the usa ♪ i was born in the usa ♪ >> like her dad she may have been born in the usa but brucegsteen's daughter is hoping to pull off a win for team usa. the sport she's set to take the stage in tokyo. >>> the san francisco unified school district and ucsf are looking forward to a new school year. the first of three virtual health and safety town hals, the district is expecting all students to return in person for learning on august 16th. the school district is facing questions about receiving funds for opening early. more ahead for you this morning. 4:54. scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> this morning our countdown to the tokyo olympic games is on. relative of rock and roll royalty will represent the united states at the summer games. >> the u.s. equest stre yan team announced their jumping team and a familiar name appears. 29-year-old jessica springsteen, daughter of bruce springsteen, made the

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there's an alleged agreement between bruce castor, the lawyers for constand and the lawyers for cosbye trial court who had an opportunity to hear the testimony from those lawyers, bruce caster himself and the lawyers for constand, the judge ruled that caster's testimony was inconsistent, and he did not believe that there was actually the kaptind of agreement that's being referenced. there was nothing in writing new york city traditional plea bargain. no e-mails back and forth, all that was in writing was a press conference from that, a press release, i'm sorry, from that former district attorney, so this agreement, you know, was fraught, alleged agreement was fraught from the beginning. so, and also, when we talk about prosecutors having a lot of power, let's think about if this were a different case. let's think about ahmaud a arbery's case where the prosecutor refused to hold those men accountable. we would not want that decision to be binding on future prosecutors, otherwise those three men would never have been brought to justice. so this notion that a prosecutor can enter into a

glad back to bruce. he adornment celebrated as one of the most exciting coaching talents, wrote the note to have to be at his best to succeed at this new gig on your course isn't expectations here are very high just like in class. but if a player coach comes to bruce, jo dormant, they know how serious things are from. what's about fighting at the top of the table and battling for titles like winning the cup last season as lead to shot and dimple cause of shaft up and a frozen wants to build on dartmouth his german cup victory. last season, he'll have to do it without one of his new clubs. best players. norman confirmed jayden santo has been sold to premier league giant manchester, united with 21 year old blossomed into one of the bonus leaders, most exhilarating attackers in his 40 years at dormant, dodging an incredible 50 goals and 64. in 137 appearances. the england international will join manchester, united for a reported 85000000 euros, or dorman would have preferred not to sell him. central has lon

bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. men. the nominally ranked by the premier bruce just appeared very much. the boss. president eisenhower accompanied by a secretary of state dollars to exchange complete military information with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal. but the plan was rejected. bible got them and the president war time, friend, general, so call left me britain eaten and french premier for support of the during american proposal. it was in this whole of the united nations that the so called big form it. it was also here the geneva conference in 1954. was it a new chapter? was set in motion for viet nam. and it's where the geneva caught on a chemist that was signed in $988.00 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over fires? shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the jewish 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head congress of the united nations

bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. man, though, nominally how ranked by the premier bruce just appeared very much. the boss, president eisenhower accompanied by a secretary of state dollars to exchange complete military information with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal. but the plan was rejected. bible gannon and the president war time friend general golf, had left me britain's aiden and french premier for support of the daring american proposal. it was in this hall at the united nations that the so called big form. it was also here the geneva conference in 1954. was it a new chapter? was session motion for viet nam, and it's where the geneva records on a kenneth ben was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over the shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the jewish 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head congress of the united natio

tammy bruce host of get tammy bruce on fox nation joins me now. my first question about this is if they are working -- you heard jen psaki say if they are working together with platforms, does that mean that they are giving directives to platforms? i want to know the relationship there. >> that's exactly what she said, that they have senior staff, maybe sometimes the surgeon general's office, the covid group there in the white house, but it is all partisan politicians. that's why they are working with the biden white house and saying specifically regular contact, telling them what posts are problematic and expecting them to be removed. this is more than just first amendment, harris, i have to say. to have corporate america work with the government, that is the core of fascism. the only way fascism can work is when you have a corporate bolster and they are in the pool with you in order to make that kind of control functional. so this moves us into quite an authoritarian framework where it is also messaged casually if you noticed. like it is totally

the ruling stems from a 2005 agreement cosby struck with then-prosecutor, bruce castor, who declinedstimony during a civil trial. now if the name bruce castor rings a bell it's because he's the same paragon of legal ethics who went on to represent the former president during his secoen udieooing ) his business cards just says, "bruce castor-- actual devil's advocate." ( cheers and applause ) in other news, the country is hot as hell, so at least cosby has a preview of the afterlife. here in new york city, real-feel temperatures hit 105 degrees. it's so hot, the statue of liberty dropped the toga. ( laughter ) things-- >> jon: oh, my goodness! >> stephen: things are even hot in alaska. yesterday, temperatures climbed to as high as 92 degrees, which means this year, the salmon the grizzlies are catching is fully cooked. ( laughter ) with a side of vegetables, evidently. it was so hot yesterday that alaska had an ice quake. that's right, global warming has gotten so bad that we have to learn all new disasters. now we've got ice quakes, sand rain, thundernamis, leaf herpes ( laughter ) g

bruce president, legs has promised. change is coming. after a long and divisive election period, left his teacher and union leader federal castillo. as we declared the winner, 6 weeks after the one off, he did his right when opponents and just 44000 volts. the official results were delayed while he's ations of fraud. while the losing candidate cake. would you? maury, mariana sanchez, reports from lima. there will be differences in an equally polarized country. nearly half of peruvians, superficial cake for humanity are disappointed to the election result. you won the presidency with just 50 point one percent of the vote. the on monday, you issued a call for unity. i asked that kickoff would you marie, not to barriers in the way that we move forward and make this the government of all to be nearing the finish line last week. modest to produce play to which the presidential palace by force. he said to take over the government and prevent a left wing precedent to take over. so he morty, has asked supporters to protest piece. however, she sa

home in 2004 cosby said the interaction was consensual in 2005, the district attorney at the time bruce castor, who later would go on to be one of president trump's impeachment attorneys did not bring charges. castor testified that there was not enough evidence, but instead he made a verbal agreement not to prosecute cosby if he would give a deposition in constand's civil case. that same deposition became the basis for a new d.a. to charge him ten years later, days before the statute of limitations expired. the pennsylvania supreme court says prosecutors broke the promise. tonight, a spokesman for cosby said this is justice, and justice for black america. one of the prosecutors from the trial, kristen gibbons feden firing back. >> i'm disturbed, i'm distressed that they are again exploiting our thirst for justice in his name. >> stephanie joins us now from outside bill cosby's home stephanie, has the d.a. who brought the charges reacted this evening? >> yeah, he has, lester kevin steele says cosby was convicted by jury and released on a procedural issue he said he hopes today's decision

equestrian team jay gray, nbc news >>> so many fascinating story lines including bruce springsteen's that covid cases do not overshadow the athletics we've waited five years since the last summer olympics >> and we've already seen coco gauff and others who aren't going to be able to participate because of being infected. keeping fingers crossed tight and knocking on wood >> thanks for starting your monday with us it's not monday, it's tuesday. i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. on "today" an exclusive l.a. c >>> right now at 4:30, more fallout from the delta variant. another bay area county changing its stance on masks. >>> will they stay? the fate of the oakland a's will be decided today. what you need to know ahead of the key vote. >>> minutes away from a joy ride in space like no other. we're testing live or taking you live there this morning. this is west texas where a historic space launch is 90s minutes away, on board the richest man in the world. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> you said

bruce, can you talk about what these documents show that you have gotten a hold of?orning, amy. than you for having me on. essentially what seems to be evolving is not just the militarization of our police forces, but particularly the active deployment and involvement of nation guard oops in the suppression of resistance to fossil fuel industry and other activities. that is the site the private institute -- asi from the private institute that you referenced earlier. essentially, the documents had do with plans for the now ended k excel pipeline and how the south dakota national guard was going to be the main for to ensure the pipeline, 315 miles, was constructed and that they would be guardingot only construction operations, but also equipment and, interestingly enough, including the use of lethal force. what we're finding -- amy: wait, wait. and you talk more about what that means? the south dakota national guard can kill people to protect the pipeline? >> essentially, yes, they can. they can be used to defense of hers force. it also defense of property. -- but also

i am tammy bruce. see you again tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. now. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are watching the leaders of the country spiral into madness. we keep track of their decline for a historic record of the craziness. we thought we had reached a high water mark. we told you that willie

tammy bruce is up next. hey, tammy. >> tammy: hi there, bret. appreciate it. welcome to "fox news primetime." i'm tammy bruce. ♪ ♪ >> tammy: and tonight, we broaden our indictment of the biden agenda and expose institutional corruption across seemingly every corner of our government. our justice system and, of course, the tin foil hat media smear merchants on hit on all of it, including exclusive reaction with senator john kennedy. it's all come up. make no mistake, the corruption seemingly in every agency and throughout the swamp leads to breakdowns in society itself. manifesting in surging unrelenting crime. malaise, hopelessness, and even anger. tonight we expose the growing rot inside the fbi. remember the fbi? remember that once esteemed law enforcement institution that tried to tell us that justice was blind and that justice would seek the truth and treat everyone equal under the law? yeah, whatever version of that fbi that may have once existed it exists no more. and has been replaced with a cabal of entrenched washington operatives committed to carryin

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good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. tonight, the destructive democrat agenda is fail in every corner of the country, failing on the facts, failing on the results and, most of all, failing us, the american people. the biden administration and its pals are desperate to jam through a reckless agenda, a devastating socialist agenda which even they know no one wants. so it's clear they decided recently a flu playbook is required to exploit the fear of the last year. creating out of a whole cloth a new debill dating pandemic state all the better to control and demoralize and ultimately to disappear you into a soul stealing day by day existence. distracting you with all the monsters you are told lurk around the corner waiting just for you. they believe repeating and shouting the word science will disguise their ignoring actual science while forcing us to accept their arbitrary masking rules. farcical and insulting hysteria. hogan gidley and mollie hemingway join us tonight to unpack the dangerous idiotic hot mess that is the b

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would changing lanes, always use your turn signal party to topic number four, president obama and bruceaybe that protest too much mr. president, the book is described as a collection of candidate intimate entertaining conversations which is most likely god for calling people racist. the president and the boss have been working together the podcasts of the same name says p earlier this year and here they are pretending to be friends who care about cars rated and you can seek barack obama driving because by this time of day, bruce is totally hammered pretty - a president obama has been a long time springsteen fan. which is why he had his official apartment painted in the secret garden read the book will be played at 350 photos and illustrations that way president biden can enjoy it is well read it and will also included some of bruce's handwritten larynx summa president obama's speeches are you i hope they include the points with the empty platitudes about ordinary working folks partied those are my favorites and we will be right back. only 6% of us retail businesses have a black owner. t

fence supreme court did not say whether bruce castor who was the d.a. at the time was right or wrong to make the decision not bring charges and make that deal to put it in civil court. it only said he did so. the fact of that deal made the second prosecution basically unfair, a due process violation. that's what the pennsylvania supreme court ruled on. more than 50 women alleged bill cosby rape or sexually assaulted them. when asked in that 2005 deposition, when you got the quaaludes was it in your mine you would use these quaaludes for young women you wanted to have sex with. cosby responded yes. again he doesn't admit to criminal activity. he admits buying quaaludes to women that he wanted to have sex with. the women. the 50 women out there plus, people out there in the country who are looking at these allegations what should they make of it now that bill cosby is free? >> we have a justice system where all are treated equally, all are entitled to due process including somebody who has been vilified in the media for something they claimed they didn't

host: what do you think, bruce?ler: what i think, what i think we ought to do, and i would do it, i would call, they should call on donald trump and get him back in. they are so pathetic it's unbelievable. this poor country. i remember calling texas because i wanted one of those nexgen are eight or when trump was president and i called down and they said we are so busy, trump has made us so busy, we need more people down here to work. host: bruce, you are calling in on the line for democrats. are you a democrat who voted for donald trump? caller: i would give the keys to the white house and i'm glad they did, that building there with all them people, they are right. host: what makes you a democrat, bruce? caller: well, i'm democrat, i'm republican, i just want it done the right way. host: alley, massachusetts, independent out of wister, good morning. caller: good morning, sir. i feel like this is the only interactive mode of communication and i wanted to talk about how i feel, there were extremes on both sides of th

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thanks so much for joining us 1st, bruce. thank you. and as we go to break, remember that you can also start watching the hot on demand through the portable tv app available on all platform. coming up, i'll be joined by patients, murray, a survivor of the post nightclub mass shooting they to, to watch in the hawks. the me there's a concept that economics called moral hazard. and that is that if you constantly bail out the worst factors in the economy, they will act with morality. and so the fact is they've got moral hazard steroids. they're rewarding the worst factors who are doing things like info and stealing hundreds of billions of dollars. some people and just drawing their own country into trees and the fact argue with me, go ahead. try. i don't think they can't ride on police reports on december 2020 a group of anti finishes. fill out a film crew access for 3 months. there's no like if people organization, it's an idea that must be opposed to the game ground, they make their faces. but they can say what they believe and we believe

after that bruce castor who you might remember as one of donald trump's impeachment lawyers.later sat for a deposition in a civil case filed by the same victim settled out of court. fast forward to 2014 when a new prosecutor in that same office reversed the decision not to diet. and used statements that cosby made himself in his deposition against him, including his admission of drugging victims with whom he wanted to have sex. he was then found guilty of the offense in 2018. but on wednesday the supreme court of pennsylvania overturned the sexual assault conviction, citing violation of due process. we should note even though the court ordered the 83-year-old free it has not exonerated him for crimes whatsoever. but this was one of the highest profile me too convictions ever and considered a major victory for sexual assault survivors everywhere. just like that it was rescinded on a technicality. remember this powerful 2015 new yorker magazine cover that showed the faces of 35 women who alleged that cosby assaulted them. well today the number of accusers is almost double that.

tammy bruce writes this.ely divide society using identity politics, convincing their targets, their own constituents, that their only hope is to once again handed their city and lives over to those same democrats and then when their benevolent leftist policies and delimit marxism result in a river of blood, the democrat in charge of chicago uses the very same scourge of identity politics rhetoric to protect yourself from blame." ethan, what should mayor lightfoot be doing when it comes to taking responsibility for what's happening in chicago? >> i think at this stage, this has been building for a number of years. this is not just on one mayor, it's not just on one administration, the type of language that we just heard from tammy bruce adds nothing to the conversation. what needs to happen at this point is there needs to be coordination with the feds, there needs to be things happening in d.c. to help out chicago. we need to understand that 83% of gun owners in the united states support full universal backgro

bruce, are you there >> yeah.y [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you for being here now, i don't know if you've heard about this, but people online were having trouble understanding your song. >> oh yeah, i heard about that [ indiscernible >> jimmy: right, right well, i imagine a lot of your fans have been reaching out and asking if it's sways or waves. [ indiscernible >> sways or waves. [ indiscernible [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you so much for agreeing to come on the show and clear things up once and for all. whenever you're ready. go for it. >> two, three. ♪ screen door slams mary's dress waaay ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you so much for clearing it up bruce springsteen, everybody [ indiscernible [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's sways >> steve: is it? >> jimmy: sure [ laughter ] some business news i saw that grocery stores are now selling frozen chuck e. cheese pizzas [ audience groans and this is fun. the pizza is also being used to make the cardboard beds in the olympic village. [ la

thanks so much for joining us 1st, bruce. thank you. and as we go to break, remember that you can also start watching the hawk on demand through the portable tv app available on all platform. coming up, i'll be joined by patients, murray, a survivor of the whole night club mass shooting. they to, to watching the news. the news, the news or financial survival guide. daisy, let's learn about the allowed. let's say i'm a joy and you're great grief on banks of the site. wall street broad, thank you for helping ah enjoy that waiver. a look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders, given it by human beings, accept where's the shorter? in that conflict with the 1st law show your identification, we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear i would take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with demon must protect this phone existence with something that costs right on police report and all cast in

bruce: i don't think this is meant with the biden administration in mind.ss. there has been a lot of confusion given what has happened with dd and what we are hearing about the cybersecurity regulations. this is something that needs to be done. there needs to be clarity. i do not think it is done with the president in mind, but it is interesting timing. anna: interesting timing indeed. thank you for bringing us the story. bruce einhorn in hong kong with the latest on a number of stories just developing in the last 24 hours or so and instead keep an eye on today. let's get a bluebird first word news update. juliette: -- laura: los angeles county told its residents they must wear masks indoors, even if they are vaccinated. authorities are reacting to a surge in covid cases and the spread of the delta variant. l.a. county added 1000 new cases for the seventh day in a row. rulers said it will ease extractions on food and medicine imports after the protests. concessions are designed to alleviate the shortage is stopes the unrest. thousands took to the streets to

. >> reporter: bruce gibney, author of “a generation of sociopaths: how the baby boomers betrayed americae elderly first made perfect sense from a public health standpoint. >> the challenge is that after years of abusive behavior on the part of the boomers, this might be the straw that breaks the camel's back. >> reporter: gibney says the pandemic has fueled a growing resentment of baby boomers, which he marks a bit earlier- those of us born between 1940 and 1965, rather than after the war. it's a resentment among millennials, ¡81 to ¡96, whose economic prospects have been sacrificed to help supposedly greedy, ungrateful boomers, oblivious to the realities facing the young. >> the millennials and generation z have the peter pan syndrome. they don't ever want to grow up. >> reporter: this 2019 tik tok video helped popularize the phrase “ok boomer” as a retort to the boomer critique: >> you're going to mature and you're to realize that nothing's free, that things aren't equal, and that your utopian society you've created in your youth is simply not sustainle. >> reporter: how do real life m

they found, the trial court judges, found that bruce castor's credibility was equivocal, at best, i thinked in the opinion. but andrea's lawyers emphatically denied that they ever negotiated this. so, if there was never an agreement to be able to do this quid pro quo, or whatever it is, then you do not have a violation of bill cosby's due process. it's not the right result. i think is not the result right result in terms of public policy. is the wrong decision that was made. >> policy the footage we are showia bill cosby being released today. he's a free man as of now. that case that i've seen -- the argument laid out in the dissent in this case goes along the lines of katy. the picture that is painted it, as i can best understand, is that castor, when he serving as district attorney, basically doesn't want to charge cosby. or decides not to. but recognizes later that it was the it looked bad. and retroactively constructs the story about how that was actually done to get his petition participation in the civil suit. and to katie's point, how much do you think it matters that there is no w

that >> that man's name was bruce hill.hrough the database, they had a match to the mystery blood found at the parker crime scene. in 2011, a jury convicted hill of the murders of big charlie and diane. his motive for the crime was never firmly established. but who is bruce hill? >> do you know that name? >> no. >> did you ever seen at the farm property? at the job sites? >> no. >> but rick's lawyer needed proof that there is no connection between the two men. so, he made hill paid hill a visit. >> bruce hill showed a picture of rick gagnon and his words were, yeah, i've never seen that [bleep] before. brazil had been unambiguous and was very blunt that he did not know rick gagnon. >> all hill had to do now was admitted that in open court and gagnon might go free. hill flatly refused. once again, rick was out of luck, but not hope. >> it was the first piece of good news i had had a no long time. you know? it was exciting to see what god was getting ready to do. >> and there were developments? >> yes, sir. >> namely the arri

you know, truly, i know pittsbur the natural response of bruce tree or any tree for that matter against bark beetle is to produce a sap in the hearts was in the beetle, cannot grow to maturity and then dies in the bowl of batteries that lack water at their roots can produce sap done, and are therefore defenseless against the insect and unreasonable and careful was out of it. although this year was rather cooled and damped so far, that was not enough to offset 3 years of drought and drive away the people. we meet at snyder as his family, his own, as far as to the east and belgium for the past 100 years. about 60 percent of europe forests, a privately owned and pose huge problems for their owners. the science had to cut down entire areas like this one to fight the bulk people infestation hallmark these really traumatic or areas where trees 2 or 3 years ago or now bear. so boom, trees that had grown to maturity and we're ready to be felled. are suddenly dead mostly because of the drought. yet there's been a glass of fetal damaged wood, and timber processing companies are overwhelmed. those

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