everything, well now try to call bruce bruce bruce come to me, i said. mother runs to me, they just put beauty. l. you understand. well, let's go home can you tell me about the problems at home? well, i see, bruce. you have a good-natured kind. yes, we are very affectionate, very gentle to all guests, to all passers-by neighbors. true, he is no security guard, but in soviet times it was a service breed. it was a border dog. even the proverb was such a dog collie bites without pain, because when she bit, she did not damage the violators of the specific structure of the cranial box, despite the popularity of cinema, the collie is not the most common breed these dogs originally from scotland were most often used for official purposes. moreover , they are no strangers to risking their lives in the russian -japanese war or have proven themselves as excellent orderlies, pulling the wounded out from under fire in world war ii. they served in the ranks of the soviet army as sappers, looking for mines and explosives in our day. those dogs make excellent collie le

melinda bruce, bernard bruce, sandra bruce, david r.randma teresa. >> reporter: many of the bruce family members came and stood in solidarity, celebrating the return of the property. >> let's welcome the bruises back home. >> the grandsons of willa and charles bruce say they plan to lease the beach back to t county for $400,000 a year. >>> i'm elizabeth cook. coming up all new at 6:00, a ride share driver killed in a brazen shooting. the desperate plea from the victim's girlfriend to find the suspects, and the key piece of evidence police just discovered. >>> plus bay area county clinics drawing long lines for the monkeypox vaccine. the growing calls for more federal help. the news at 6:00 is coming up in about five minutes. sarah, ryan? >> thanks, liz. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a >>> surfers are heading to santa cruz beaches to take advantage of really big waves. photojournalist brian nguyen talked to surfers who say there were enough big waves for everyone to catch a ride. >> my name is megan, and this is like the biggest south sw

bruce.make your jaw drop [ laughter ] i'll freestyle rap about whatever you want. just give me a topic and i'm ready to rock. >> jimmy: i'm going to get them from the audience. [ cheers and applause let's get some suggestions here and then we'll do -- give me -- throw out any suggestions. go for it. [ audience shouting hot dog? >> night sweats! >> jimmy: night -- night sweats [ laughter ] anything else? [ audience shouting >> warm nuts >> jimmy: all right, here we go ready? bruce. bruce, can you do a freestyle rap about hot dogs and taylor swift [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ there's nothing quite like a hot dog especially when it's grilled and smothered in ketchup ♪ ♪ but add some taylor swift to the mix and you've go a recipe for pure perfection so come on everybody ♪ ♪ let's give it a try just add a littl t-swizzle to your weiner ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm so sorry bruce the robot, everybody [ cheers and applause you can catch bruce doing improv at the allegiant the

neighbors, harassed by the ku klux klan, the bruces refused to budge. so the local town council condemned the property through public domain, claiming it was needed for a park the land sat vacant for decades. >> i think anyone knows how hard it is to become dispossessed that in itself is a grave puncture >> reporter: derek bruce is a great grandson of charles and willa bruce. >> that's what our family has gone through, a grave wounding >> reporter: returning the property to the bruce family became a rallying cry two summers ago as the nation reckoned with racism today that act of reparation became official >> to rectify this historic injustice that was done to the bruce family >> reporter: the bruce descendants will lease the land back to the county for now the county has offered to buy it back from them for $20 million does this feel like justice to you >> in a way it does. in a way it does feel like justice >> reporter: but derek bruce says the emphasis should not be on celebration but on reconciliation >> and we have to understand that there is a pat

but bruce would like to have you brought up. and bruce will effect of the you're saying is that president donald trump was an accessory to any potential attack that could have taken place on the vp, mike pence. and that is a criminal offense, but we're not gonna see any criminal charges come from this. well, we know that congress doesn't have the authority to file a criminal charges. it's a legislative branch. there's a prohibition on bills of attainder. that means that congress doesn't get to impose punishments, but it does mean that this kind of information will surely be in the hands of the u . s. department of justice, which does have authority to charge mr. pence with crimes. and i would hope that they would do so and not as vengeance, but my gosh, if this doesn't justify no accountability, the threat, the greatest threat in the history of the united states, at least since the civil war 2 are democratic dispensation. then there isn't anything that president can do, including committing murder on the white house lawn that's

bruce chasm and joins us from jake -- risk chasm and -- bruce kazman joins us from jp morgan.sort of recession is this? bruce: as you know there's a good chance second quarter gdp will print negative for a second quarter in a row in q2. as you kind of break down the data with job growth so strong, with what we continue to expect a be a positive consumer spending number in this week's report, it doesn't feel like a normal break into what we would call a recession. we should recognize that about the first half, but at the same time, we should recognize the momentum loss that we had midyear. we are going to probably print a negative consumption number in a row. the flash pmi's were ugly. we are not seeing that in the u.s. we are seeing it elsewhere. what looks like a technical event as we move through the first half of the year could easily turn into a real recession event has we go through the next couple of months. tom: in your spreadsheet you've got a one-off on exports this quarter. is it export growth to the rescue? bruce: there is some support there, particularly as we see

come on, bruce.mirror i see some of my agents running behind. it is time for us to go. >> reporter: a rock star and former president hitting the road. if it looks luke a buddy movie, well, it kind of has become one. this friendship started in 2008. >> you know, bruce springsteen decidedop o au t run president. ♪ comenhe horizon ♪ tim that >> i'm the president, he's the boss. >> reporter: in 1969, i was a 19-year-old kid playing in a bar in asbury park the night they landed on the moon. in 2020, they sat down together for a couple of days, here at springsteen's new jersey farm, to talk about their lives, and our world. >> i look back on, you know, we were all idiots at the time. >> reporter: those conversations became a podcast, and then the book "renegades: born in the usa." you describe the two of you as a little simpatico. >> i think bruce, through his music, i tease him about how much better it is being a rock 'n' roll star than being a politician. >> which, of course, it is. >> and he -- >> repor

we are returning property. >> reporter: in 1912, the bruces bought the land for more than $1200.wned two parcels and started a business. offering a place for black people in southern california to enjoy the scene iic vistas with friends and family. >> the bruces' establishment from day one was very successful. they started with just a pop-up tent where people could change their clothes and they were selling refreshments. then they later built the two-story building that included a cafe, area to dance. by 1922, some white folks were up in arms that the black folks had become -- had such a successful operation here. >> reporter: then in 1924, the city of manhattan beach snatched the property under eminent domain to create a park. eventually the county took control of the estimated 7,000 square feet of land currently home to a park and lifeguard train far silt. the county says it has a two-year agreement to lease the land from the bruce family for $413,000 a year. now surrounded by million dollar homes, this is the property that is getting returned to the bruce family. now, estimate

really beginning for the bruce family which goes back more than 100 years.e end of the day, they found out that the american dream was for whites only. >> reporter: perfectly located on the strand in manhattan beach is the los angeles county lifeguard training center. 100 years ago, the area was barely developed but on this small sliver of sand, a kind of paradise for black californians who were welcome on what was called bruce's beach. >> there were two beaches in our area this one and santa monica. inkwell beach. >> reporter: janice hon is a los angeles county supervisor. >> and so people don't understand they were not even allowed, they were arrested in other places for swimming in the ocean. >> reporter: it was a lodge, cafe and dance hall, all too much for local whites in a los angeles unashamed of its embrace of the ku klux klan. >> so the fact that they were allowed to set up this resort and then the ku klux klan so hated what they were doing because it was successful. >> reporter: charles and willa bruce bought the land with money he earned as a cook

but it's by no, no, no, sure thing, bruce, when i thank you very much and bruce, fine, we appreciated. well, the panel released never before seen footage of president trump when he was finally persuaded to record a message, asking his supporters to leave the capital. one, ready? tell me when, when you're ready sir? is it was behind me. he's gone, he's got me, we're all clear now. i know your pain. i know you're hurt. we had a election who's saying i know you pain. i know you hurt. we had an election that was stolen from us. it was a landslide election and everyone knows it, especially the other side. ok, let's go back to se hubbard's fancy back at a capital hill. one of the things that keeps occurring to me certainly is somebody who's outside and on, on watching all of this is who are they trying to influence? how much evidence is there from what you are seeing on capitol hill that politicians mines on both sides of the political divide are being changed or influenced in some way about this. but equally, of course, the american people as well how much is this resonating with them? aga

usually has some good macro views, bruce do you think the dollar continues to climb higher? how much so? >> it's remarkable -- hi, sarah. remarkable to see this 20e--yea high in the dollar versus the euro and baskets of other currencies the euro is not only weaker gdp and weakness in the ng markets where the weakability for europeans to procure energy but also the fragmentation that we're seeing in europe you see that through italian bonds and spreads as well as other peripheral spreads andin general, europeans have become more risk adverse so what you're seeing in europe, you're also seeing necessity b i the bank of japan and the yen. there is weakness there as well because they capped, you know, rates in europe and people are bailing out euro assets and japanese assets and coming to our markets to buy our treasuries and our u.s. dollar and so the fed has a more complex, you know, equation here because the theshry rates have not moved up as much as they should v i think it also speaks to the weakness in crypto assets why our dollar stronger. >> do you see all this continuin

we are returning property. >> reporter: in 1912, the bruce's bought the land for more than $1200.an started a business. offering a place for black people to enjo i the vistas. >> they started with a pop up tent where people could change their clothe and were selling refreshments and they later built two story building that included a cafe, area to dance. by 1922 some white folks were up in arms that the black folks had such a successful operation here. >> reporter: then in 1924, the city of manhattan beach snatched the property under imminent domain to create a park. the county took control of the estimated 7,000 square feet of land which is currently home to a park and life guard training facility. the county says it has a two-year agreement to lease the land from the bruce family for $413,000 a year. now surrounded by million dollars homes, this is the property that's getting returned to the bruce family. now estimated to be worth of tens of millions of dollars as it truly is ocean front property. >> it cost the bruce family their entire fortune. they asked for $125,000 for the

the sticker shock for bruce springsteen fans looking to snag concert tickets. dynamic pricing is being blamed. ♪ i wanna be rich ♪ >>> and million dollar dreams. the mega millions jackpot soaring overnight. the shifting advice for the lucky winner who claims the prize. ♪ oh, i wanna be rich ♪ >>> sorry, i was just adjusting my earpiece. we had janai singing this morning right out of the gate. >> she was on tune. >> that's right, that's right. people can dream. of course, the mega millions, we do have a big morning here. good morning, america. it's great to have you with us. great to have you with us. a lot to cover, dr. anthony fauci, the president's chief medical adviser, joins us live with the latest on president biden's condition following his covid diagnosis. that's coming up. >>> then there's the extreme and oppressive heat that's taking hold from coast to coast. more than 85 million americans under heat alerts this morning. those sweltering temperatures could break more records this weekend. >> and to that point, eva, the tinderbox conditions out in calif

. >> reporter: bruce mcintyre knows what deep loss feels like.ove of his life, amber rose isaac, passing away in april 2020. >> amber had such a pregnant glow to her. she was just so excited. during her second and third trimester, we started noticing she was having headaches. she was getting dizzy. she was having a tough time breathing. and all of her concerns were being taken lightly. >> reporter: bruce says by the time her symptoms were taken seriously, it was too late. >> she was constantly just being ignores, time and time and time again. and it actually took a midwife, it took a midwife of ours to make the discovery that, hey, amber's not doing too well. >> reporter: she had hep syndrome, a complication that can be treated if caught early. vited liver enzymes and a dangerously low platelet count. >> her blood was thinning out, like water at the point they talking it. >> reporter: doctors performed an emergency c-section. but amber did not survive. >> thank you for all the brothers who came, and i'm definitely grateful for what we're able to

i'm harris faulkner here is my coast, emily compagno, and we are joined by morgan ortagus, tammy bruced charlie kirk. it's going to get hot shell. we begin the sticker of the house nancy pelosi find herself embroiled in yet another controversy following her husband's recent dui and controversial stock trades, and a chilling morning from one of our nations greatest rivals, china, now warning it is getting seriously prepared for the house speaker to potentially visit. seriously prepared, they call it. she's going to the island of taiwan later this month. the communist nation which is historically claiming the island as its own territory has had this to say on the speakers possible visit. here's a quote. "if the u.s. side insists on making the visit, the chinese side will take firm and strong measures to safeguard our sovereignty and territorial integrity. the u.s. must assume full responsibility for any serious consequence arising thereof. taiwan's military is now bracing for a potential aggression china. the capital of taipei is staging its annual air raid drills yesterday and mobilizin

. >>> in los angeles the deed for bruce's beach is now back in the hands of the bruce family.originally purchased by the black couple 1912 and converted into a resort for black residents. however, in the 1920s the manhattan beach city council took the land through eminent domain and left it vacant through years. los angeles county's board of supervisors voted to return it to the bruce family, a decision that was years in the making. >> this is returning property rightfully owned by a family. >> reporter: last year governor newsom signed off on state legislation to authorize the transfer. the land is being transferred to the great grandson of the bruce family. they will lease the land back to los angeles county for about $400,000 a year for a life guard facility at the site. >>> two years after the murder of george floyd many cities across the u.s. are working to prevent more tragedies. south san francisco is one of those cities that launched a commission called ordinary people. community members involved in the commission can share their thoughts on public safety, housing, and

the county will now lease a lifeguard station on bruce's beach and the bruce's will eventually be ableto sell the property to the county for 20 million dollars. andrea fuji abc news, new york all right, let's turn to the weather forecast now. i think kristen should we apologize to mike? because it feels like we're interrupting his lunch because he's just chowing down on all this stuff from its sugar. i can hear just the noises in the back right now. i'm not gonna apologize. he should do a little work in between snacks right a little right? yeah you squeezed in a forecast i can try. okay definitely couldn't squeeze in lunch today. so let's take a look at what i was doing instead and i was trying to find some of that cooler weather especially for you inland? how about some mid to upper 80s through most of our inland east bay north bay and south bay a few 90s out there like around say antioch, fairfield morgan hill lakeport in ukiah. it could be worse at least 100 million americans across 25 states including california dealing with heat wave and heat index value is greater than 100 and pl

mary bruce traveling with the president. >>> tonight, the new testimony. a witness in the january 6th investigation. a d.c. police officer who abc news has learned has talked about those heated moments when former president trump wanted to be taken up to the capitol instead of the white house. also tonight here, the secret service. how do they explain the erased text messages from january 5th and 6th. rachel scott with late reporting from the hill tonight. >>> the coronavirus in the u.s. and tonight this number -- 85% of americans now live in a medium or high risk area with this new variant sweeping the country. what dr. jha is now saying tonight about the current bo booster. this shall -- this strain of the virus. matt gutman tonight. >>> tonight authorities in ohio now say the unarmed black motorist shot and killed by akron police had 46 gunshot wounds. what his family is now saying tonight. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. russian forces hitting new civilian targets, and it all comes one day after that horrific attack that took nearly two dozen lives, in

we are returning property. >> reporter: in 1912, the bruce's bought the land for more than $1,200.nd started a business. offering a place for black people in southern california do to enjoy the scenic vistas with friends and family. >> the bruce's establishment from day one was very successful. they started with just a pop-up tent, where people could change their clothes and they were selling refreshments. then they later built a two-story building that included a cafe area to dance. by 1922, some white folks were up in arms that the black folks had become, had such a successful operation here. >> reporter: then in 1924, the city of manhattan beach snatched it under eminent domain to make a park. eventually they took control of the land currently home to a park and lifeguard training facility. the county has a two-year agreement to lease it for $413 a year. now surrounded by million dollar homes, this is the property that is getting returned to the bruce family now estimated to be worth tens of millions of dollars as it truly is ocean front property. >> what initially cost the bruc

mary bruce at the white house and dr. general ashton on the treatment. the prime time hearing tonight before the american people, the 187 minutes at the white house. rioters were attacking the capitol, the committee planning to lay out what the president did not do. they call it a dereliction of duty. and will the american people tonight see outtakes of the president's videotaped message on january 7th? what the former president allegedly wanted to say instid. john carl with new reporting here. and then the hearing on abc right here a short time from now, 8:00 p.m. eastern/5:00 p.m. pacific. and now scorching heat from the south and into the northeast. fueling powerful storms in the northeast late today. and now the severe thunderstorm watch into tonight along the east coast, several major cities possible including the new york city area. and then rob marciano timing it out. >> flames from train as it was on a bridge. terrified passengers climbing through the windows. one woman the bridge. reporting on the climb as crisis here. lake meade reaching the lo

>> all right, mary bruce leading us off tonight. mary, thank you. >>> we turn now to the economy and the major move tonight by the federal reserve to try to slow down inflation, to slow down rising prices on everything americans are paying for. the fed raising the key interest rate three-quarters of a point, the fourth increase this year. among the biggest impacts, higher rates on credit card debt. the effort to slow down inflation, at the same time, trying to stave off a recession. here's our chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, determined to fight runaway inflation, the federal reserve raising interest rates by another three quarters of a percentage point, the fourth hike this year. >> my colleagues and i are acutely aware that high inflation imposes significant hardship, especially on those least able to meet the higher costs of essentials like food, housing, and transportation. >> reporter: rising prices costing families an extra $493 a month, putting those living paycheck to p

the descendants of charles and willa bruce received the deed yesterday to bruce's beach.ce a resort for black families before the land was stripped from them in 1929. >> it's ecstatic. again, my thing is like this is a feeling of jubilation for us. if it wasn't for us, this whole thing happening, there would be so many people out there that would still have this longing to see happen. >> bruce's great grandsons are leasing the $20 million beach to the county for just over $400,000 a year. >>> after public pressure the u.s. postal service is going green, and velveeta is serving up a new martini with a cheesy twist. matt pieper has those stories and more in today's cbs "money watch." >> reporter: a back and forth day on wall street ended with more gains for stocks wednesday. the dow gained 47, nasdaq up 184, the s&p 500 taking in 23. >>> might want to sell that house now as the housing market appears to be cooling. prices have increased with the median sale price of an existing home at $416,000 in june. but existing home sales declined for the fifth straight month. despite

>> mary bruce traveling with the president on this visit to the middle east. mary, thank you again tonight. >>> in the meantime, to a major development in the january 6th investigation. tonight sources telling abc news that a washington, d.c., police officer has now testified before the january 6th committee. today, in fact, describing a heated exchange between former president trump and the secret service when the president wanted to go to the capitol instead of the white house. tonight here, the other major question -- how does the secret service explain those erased messages from january 5th and 6th? again tonight, rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight sources tell abc news the january 6th committee has heard new testimony from a d.c. police officer describing a heated exchange between former president donald trump and his secret service agents when they refused to take him to the capitol after his rally. it comes after white house aide cassidy hutchinson testified she was told the president lunged at the agents. >> tony described him as being irate. the presi

>> all right, mary bruce, thank you. and mary, stick with us here for a moment, baz you know there's another story out of the white house tonight. president biden and chinese president xi speaking on the phone for more than two today. both sides reporting the talks were, quote, candid. but president xi warning the u.s. against, quote, playing with fire, by opposing china and supporting inte den fence for taiwan. now, all this comes as speaker nancy pelosi is planning a trip to asia with a delegation that may include a stop in taiwan, and mary, i know there has been some support for this visit from both democrats and republicans, this idea of visiting taiwan, but no support from the white house on this idea. >> reporter: david, this is putting this administration in a really uncomfortable position. the white house says the speaker can determine her own travel, that the president isn't going to tell her what to do. but biden has previously said that the u.s. military doesn't think this is a good idea, and beijing has made

anthony bruce is one of 4 descendants who is now a part owner today. i'm thinking of well over us. >> who never gave up on getting this land back. >> for her family, the family has reached an agreement to lease the property back to the county for about $470,000 a year. and there is also the option on the table for the family to sell the property back to the county for 20 million dollars. >> in manhattan beach, i'm chip yost. >> not every day you break a record, but there's a 14 year-old named maya marriage is pretty good at it. the berkeley teenagers now the youngest woman in history to complete what's called the lake tahoe triple crown. not easy. you have to swim 3 courses on the length of lake tahoe that about 21 miles, the width of the lake. that's about 12 miles and the vikings home that involved some swimming across the border in nevada, into california. maya swam the true width in 2020 when she was only 12, the vikings home last year. monday she completed the length of the lake officially completing the tahoe triple crown. >> i was little both of

joining out fox news contributor, vaccination host tammy bruce. mentioned show host fox news contributor guy benson. thank you both for joining us. tammy let me start with you. the government must have a state of emergency and expanded enormously since i could good to you? >> this is predicted in predictable part of generally six committee caps on about the democracy. when you have an emergency you go the nature of the structure you can do what you want you can everything has to be an emergency. abortion is an emergency. the economy is an emergency. even then it can make things worse. but this is what they want to do. do not want to deal with the pesky congresspeople of the pesky joe manchin or god forbid west virginia who needs them. they have dirt under their fingernails. this is a different way of governing that is the absurdity. it's what the american people see here. it's also part of the dynamic of fear that we are living in this perpetual emergency state. whether his covid are now because it's summer, everything provides that opportunity fo

bruce had been unambiguous and was very blunt that he did not know rick gagnon. >> bruce hill had tognon 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 arrival of a new inmate. >> i was in the chapel at the time. it was my job assignment. he was brought into the chapel. >> one day the man opened up and stunned rick. >> he said he'd known a guy in jail named, wait for it, robert mullins. the very same who testified against rick. the man then said that mullins had shared a secret. he had lied about rick's involvement in the murders. >> i mean, i already knew it. but to hear somebody else say it -- >> mullins had lied? >> yeah. >> he was proud of what he was able to do? >> yeah. >> now this snitch-on-snitch story had the appeals judges attention. >> the judge had to make a determination that the result of the trial was probably have been different -- >> because m

today officials handed over the deed to the descendants of charles and will will bruce, who owned bruce'sch, a resort for black families before the land was stripped from them in 1929. bruce's great grandsons are now leasing the $20 million beach to the county for just over $400,000 a year. >>> in a heartfelt moment at last night's all-star game, 10-year-old blake rice fulfilled his grandfather's dream of meeting los angeles dodger pitcher clayton kershaw. he told kershaw that his grandfather's dream was to meet him but he died of cancer before he got a chance. there was crying in the press room and a really nice hug. aww. >>> coming up next, a summer when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> well, summer camps are often a rite of passage, there is one in connecticut that is so muc

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bruce cut knife says he has mixed feelings about the visit and doesn't plan to be there. i can understand the anger and vitriol, many people have expressed, especially on social media because of what they feel. the church in residential school has harmed their family not only themselves, but their parents, grandparents and even great grandparents, but to cut knife believes a sincere apology, delivered right in the heart of where the terrible harm occurred. can still, he says, be quite meaningful. a state of emergency has been declared and part of the us state of california. as a wildfire spreads rapidly, the oak fire, as it's been named, broke out near yosemite national park, and it's threatening thousands of homes and some of the world's largest and oldest trees. this fire is closing in on the largest wealth of giant sequoias in yosemite national park, firefighters are hoping to protect these ancient trees, some of the largest in the world homes, businesses, cars, the flames are devouring everything. sick, smoke hostile and the parks scenic views. more than 6000 people,

bruce cut knife says he has mixed feelings about the visit and doesn't plan to be there. i can understand the anger and vitriol, many people have expressed, especially on social media because of what they feel. the church and residential school has harmed. there are family not only themselves, but their parents, grandparents and even great grandparents, but to cut knife believes a sincere apology, delivered right in the heart of where the terrible harm occurred. can still, he says, be quite meaningful. forming the one now and next for staff and has extended his championship laid out winning the french grand prix. it was, however, another forgettable day for ferrari another pull position for charlotte clare, and very soon another sob story. the mon, aghast had converted only 5 of his previous 15, courier pulls into winds, and the list of failures grew just 18 lapse in as he spun out of contention. it was the 3rd time this year laclare had retired while leading on the team radio. he made his frustration plane once again max pushed up and was the beneficiary of declares wos

in most training sessions bruce gave instructions and we wrote them down. as an elna as in an elite kitchen we ask for clarification, not justification. but this time was different. calling -- seem to be at odds with everything. we had been taught about treating our opponents with respect. it smacked of the dark side of the force. bruce looked around the table he adjusted his glasses scratched at his beard. i'm not asking you to do this just to get ahead he said. right now your defaulting to agreement without really listening to the other side's arguments. you're deferring to the opposition without giving them the more basic courtesy of hearing them out. i glanced down at my notepad. the column for our opponents arguments were sparse a handful of words and short phrases scattered its length in a random constellation. i understood that the default to agreement was not an ideal strategy. however, i was learning that it could also amount to a kind of self-deception. pretense and the other persons argument was too strong when in fact their rank and stature had

and as we've heard, bella bruce has long served as a staging ground for the russian invasion of ukraine. but are the people in that report now, right to fear that bella roost could become the latest front in the russian offensive? hey, good morning sarah. i think there are certainly signs that stay has been an increase in military activity along the border with ukraine and bella bruce. but know that they have been assess in a russian equipment brought back speller ruins particularly around to airports. not far from the border with the ukraine. we have also seen some preparation for mobilization like efforts. we heard, for example, that in one area in the south, a man of where i'm asked to show up for a potential of military troughs. and obviously a lucas hancock also sat in several days ago that bella risa will always support russia. but on the other hand, even lucas youngest rhetoric has been a bit ambiguous because he was also trying to say that this is not our war that we are fighting. so i think at the moment, we don't really know whether these are the signs for lucas shanker to sho

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you mean you on you them, bruce marshall them. i didn't push a lunch. can yours? when you are, you says of skis, but you do it unfortunately. but of course, both of them knew that it's about the school bush that a label machine. and i got, you know, he was gonna have to do some people at the fall need. see, he's probably done goes to can do it to new coin without problem. before so, decomposition, for instance, the eyes of like guy, you know, they can sure signs without problem. so those are go, both fell. let me kiss the, so can i being issued to the new i think it's canadian leave for america to narrow things. you know, i just, i need to turn in cables more than a form in store. and i press on the list to see luthey luthey luthey luthey. she's fly hitler's class with his love song brandy. remember to day as is the fact that civilized europe failed.

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so michelle, bruce, us by be young or the january to possess you really here, major the young of him to run through what quick did to rock springs christian in the 19th century, bruce, a phobia moved to germany, a growing empire with expansion gland, and that expansion would be to the east. the pretext was the same as napoleon, russian imperialism. so for the german div, a historian and the discovery with nice own lead in russia in philippines century. and they started the new or so for big to have loved for sort of propaganda and justified the future invasion to future expense in russia, empire. the fraud german, well never are so full. a colonial spirit have to give loved the german war. so problem german propaganda convincingly argued that russians with an inferior race of the country was a dark realm preparing to conquer all centuries boss. but the arguments never change state to explore a little self organized that pretty question. my excuse me is a showing it would be you sure. because then you believe in that pool or something like say december across the sound gang. yeah. i w

i do have to, we are running out of time and i do want to go to bruce fine. who is our former u. s. associate deputy attorney general had a constitutional lawyer. he's worked on air, the impeachment of richard nixon and bill claims, and he joins us from washington, d. c, via skype. again, a tremendous amount of detail, even rich and nixon, a one point being, being mentioned, what stood out for you are watching the 2nd half what stood out was even the statement that a trump issued that were ambiguous. in the sense that on one hand, he says you should be peaceful, but we love you and your patriot is that way he never, ever considered doing was saying president biden won the election according to our processes. he's won, there'll be a peaceful transition. and unfortunately, you know, you have violated the law and our point is a special task force that the justice department you're going to be prosecuted and go to jail and don't think you're going to get pardons just what someone would be saying when they have an obligation to pay for the execute the laws and the violation brazil fla