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a lot of us question the timing. >> byron: sarah, your thoughts on this same topic.t shaking up support for former president trump in any way? does it shake the numbers up? or we are where we are? >> i think we are where we are. i think certainly around the primary, what we've seen is donald trump with a nearly insurmountable lead at this point. more importantly, when you ask gop primary voters which candidate do you think is most likely to beat joe biden? donald trump is winning against everyone in the field by 20-plus points. until and unless gop voters don't think that donald trump is their best candidate against joe biden, i don't think you're going to see any of these numbers move. >> byron: we are great to feel you both. this is a story we'll follow in the weeks and months to come, thawing. the weeks and months to come, thawing. we'll be right back. charmin ultra soft has so much cushiony softness, it's hard for your family to remember they can use less. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! oh! excuse me! roll it back, everybody! - sorry! - so

byron: cadaver dogs scouring the scorched devastation. >> it's not just ash.t's our loved ones. >> byron: the families desperately searching for those still unaccounted for as frustration mounts. >> i'm trying to get in to see my house, i can't go see it. >> byron: where will they go? >>> the iowa state fair. amid former president trump's fourth indictment, we're on the ground at the crucial stop in the political calendar. home to the butter cow, fried dough, and likely the next republican presidential nominee. but with trump's shadow looming. >> how do you close the gap with the former president? >> you work hard. i think iowans want to see you, they want to be able to kick the tires. >> byron: can any other candidate break through? >> do any of these indictments concern you? >> they don't concern me, i'll be honest. release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast... for fast pain relief. and now... ...get relief without a pill. with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. how do i do it all? with a little help. and to support my f

amber: byron some candidates are attacking trump yes, but others saying even though they like former like he can't win against joe biden, yet according to this poll 29% iowa caucusgoers he electability as number one criteria much more likely to say want summon who aligns most on issues how does that affect the strategy for those candidates trying to differentate themselves they want candidates who agree with them but as far as attacking trump, i think go is a decision each candidate makes differently, obviously, as i said chris christie was there to attack trump that is why he is in the race, but the others are thinking looking at the polls seeing, former president trump a huge lead nationally among republicans, of course, a national a worldwide audience for this not just going to be watched in iowa new hampshire south carolina they know so many republicans support former president trump they want those republicans eventually to come around and support them they feel not trashing trump will make supporters mad but presenting ad good alternative if something happens in the future trum

byron, $100 in chips.vek ramaswamy. because i think it's going to have a huge audience. there will be a significant number of people who really haven't heard him very much. and i think they are going to be pretty impressed. the rest of it, tim scott, everybody seems to like tim scott. and i think the new people who see him will like him too. the other is ron desantis. some eyes on him conventional wisdom now that his campaign is a mess. he has a chance to really come out and impress viewers. >> bret: okay. big moments. $100 in chips. leslie? >> i'm going to put $25 on governor desantis because i do think this is his opportunity to shine, and he has got to do it really right now if never before. i'm going to take $15 and put it on the remaining top 5 and that would be pence and christie, haley, scott, and ramaswamy. but i'm going to say even though i didn't put all my money and chips on this guy, i think chris christie is going to have a breakout moment because he already has broken away from the rest of th

. ♪ >> byron: good evening.nk you for a surprising new developments in the investigation of the igation int president's son, hunter biden. attorney general mare irk garland granted special counsel status to the u.s. attorney in charge of the case. here's abc u.s. justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: the president's son under investigation by a special counsel and likely headed to trial. hunter biden still in the investigative crosshairs of federal prosecutors. still clearly in legal jeopardy. >> i'm here today to announce the appointment of david weiss as a special counsel. >> reporter: it was a surprise announcement from attorney general merrick garland, elevating david weiss, the trump-appointed u.s. attorney who had already been investigating hunter biden for five years, to special counsel due to what garland called the extraordinary circumstances of the case. >> this appointment confirms my commitment to provide mr. weiss all the resources he requests. it also reaffirms that mr. weiss has the au

sit tight, byron york. former congressional investigator, for his reaction. trump has been informed he has been indicted, sam. your reaction. apparently, this indictment is still under seal. why? >> it's the normal course when an indictment is returned, for it to be under seal for a brief period of time. logistics are scheduled and then it'll be unsealed at the initial appearance. so that aspect isn't unusual. which is, i think, a little unusual is doj normally goes out of its way to avoid political appearances in timing. witness, not investigating anything actively on hunter biden for many months around the 2020 election. even if thissing was -- timing was a coincidence, and i have serious or doubts there there, you'd think they could wait til thursday. the grand jury's meeting til thursday. at least wait until 'tis after this devon archer bombshell. it has all the markings of something that's contrived to spin the news cycle, and i think that says volumes about what's going on at the -- elizabeth: reporte

byron. >> thank you.eds of thousands remain without electricity in the wake of idalia, including in tallahassee where victor oquendo is. >> reporter: here in tallahassee, the race is on to restore power. the biggest concerns for the city, wind damage, downed trees and power outages. despite spared the brunt of idalia, we got a combination of all three. we drove around and spotted crews that were working with a tree that took down lines. next to them, a bucket truck. outside the governor's mansion, first lady desantis posted this photo, it was a 100-year-old oak tree brought down. she was inside with her children, nobody was hurt. we've been tracking the number of customers without power and they've been dropping by the hour. byron. >> residents in more than 20 florida counties were ordered to evacuate. many heeded the warnings but some made the risky decision to hunker down. catastrophic storm surge up and down the florida coast up to 7 feet. hurricane idalia flooding downtowns, leaving homes destroyed. i

i'll follow up with byron just now.partment of justice is now running the 2024 presidential campaign. because bidenomics is failing america. people can hardly afford gas, they can hardly afford groceries, and many seniors on a fixed income are choosing between paying rent and and being able to buy medications. people are drowning in inflation and america's failing under bidenomics. they have no policies to run on. the only thing they can run on is to continue smearing president trump's name, and i just want to follow up and say, maria, the more times they indict president trump, the more people realize that the biden administration is a communist regime. and for the first time, americans are actually seeing what communism really looks like. and we have to stand up to this. this is why republicans in the house when we come back in september, we have to vote for an impeachment inquiry because it's the right thing to do. whether joe biden took $5 to his name for corrupt business deals or whether he took $40 million, it doe

what do you think, byron? >> well, there's a lot of assumption there -- supposition there, but what we do no e -- know about these indictments is many republicans, and independent withs too, view them as politically motivated. and we also know the effect of it is, of course, because in a couple of cases if there's a suit in georgia, elected democratic prosecutors campaigned on a promise to go after donald trump and are now doing so. and then you have in the other two cases, the federal cases, the administration appointing a prosecutor to pursue the president's main rival. so this case is absolutely drenched in politics, and there are a lot of republicans who will never believe that it's not politically motivated. elizabeth: yeah. so given all that, congressman, we've got special counsel jack smith getting a search warrant to go into trump's twitter account including his messages starting way back in january that twitter was told to keep all of this credit, and twitter was fined by a federal judge $350,000 for

let's bring in our panel byron york.large for the spectator. host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news rooflt much byron, it is amazing that some of these stories that the white house is fact checked on and they are asked about continue to bubble up in different moments and bizarre moments. >> he will never stop telling them. this book just came out. i have not read the book but have looked at the excerpts. i think it kind of shows that joe biden is exactly the guy we thought he was on the afghan with drawvment the disastrous afghan withdrawal. he thought he knew more about t. than anybody else about it because he had been on had senate committees for a million years. he micromanaged it. probably made things worse. and then wouldn't take any blame at all for it. that's kind of what we thought about what was going on. and there is one more thing he occasionally has told aides that he feels tired. well, we can actually see that i mean, if he told his aides, you know, i think i'm just too old for this job, now that would

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so i may, who fired in the bottom left corner. byron has a history of dominating brain in this match. look no different. after the break, harry came gave buyer and fans what they've been waiting for. his 1st ever go outside of the premier league to double byron's li the go. undoubtedly through the bands in a frenzy in head coach tom is too old. was all smiles. in the last minutes of the match, tom is bulow found leroy sign a who nodded his 2nd on the 9th buyer and added another and then 90 for a minute through mathis to buyer coast to the for the old victory as the but as they get champions return to the top flight in style the, as you're watching w news, he's reminded now of our top story, the leaders of the us, japan and south korea have met at the us the presidential retreat, kept david for the 1st. if a try logical summit, they pledge to coordinate more closely to respond to growing regional traits. coming up after a short, frank, my colleague chip on the to bailey has your business headlines. i am cameron. great, thanks for watching the discovery issues or thoughts say well crazy

he said well unless somebody else cuts into ron desantis' lead picks up steam, so i don't know byrons, and the amount of time it will take to produce a trial for him to defend himself? is there enough time to have all of this play out before the 2024 election? >>. >> well first of all we are probably going to have another indictment this week or next week one coming out of fullerton county georgia, so there will be not one not two not three but four indictments against former president, you hit on a very good point would it be a big deal if they were able to do one trial, by the election next year. right now, the prosecutor in new york bragg has dibbs, on that a trial date for next year but no way to do trial for all these cases, also, we have to remember, we are talking about this because, you know the it has been in news we've been talking about it an incredible situation. you have a candidate who is the leader by far, 38 points right now real clear average polls republican race facing possible trial during iowa caucuses, new hampshire primary south car line primary up to republica

elizabeth: look who's back with us, columnist byron york with the washington examiner.nded twitter turn over even trump's location data, his whereabouts? that sounds like a big privacy problem. >> it was. there was apparently a big fight between the special counsel and twitter, and judge howell in the district of columbia sided with the yous he's department on thit on this, and twitter was forced to give over everything after having huge fines imposed on it. but clearly, smith wanted to know about a trump's twitter account. we know over the years and the white house a top aide of trump's actually ran the twitter account. we also know that trump used different phones from time to time, and apparently smith was trying to just nail down everything including precisely where each phone that used the real donald trump address was whenever a tweet was made. elizabeth: but, you know, americans may not realize how damaging these investigations can be when the subject, you know, it's so invasive into their private life are. i mean, he got trump's deleted messages, his draft tweet

and he saw which some local pride for the day belonged to byron and their new english striker. these 3 goals and 2 games of helped his team to a perfect start to the big display of your season. and also on sunday, mine look fed for victory bunt, a late frank for goal meant they were held to a one all dropped minds, took the lead and the 25th minutes. thanks to jason we've had or the theme has to be checked by d. a are seeing that frankfurt keeper, kevin trap went down under a challenge bond. the goal was upheld frankford were a man down for the final half hour bonds that didn't stop all my. my moves from tapping in his 1st ever goal for the club. do you know, i mean they fighting past to defenders and lang this one time. all right, let's catch up on the rest of the results from match day 2 in the buddhist. bigger liver cruising shut out blanca door blend door held to a draw by bolcom on your own. run over a newly promoted darmstadt, oppenheim beach. the other new comers hide and time will sport down to cologne. fryeburg snuff, past breyman and live sake, demolished, stood guard

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tyler perry or byron allen?rry's already producing 90 hours of programming for bet a year. he has an amazing agreement with them. and i think this was what he wanted all along. so i think he's closer to getting it than byron allen would be even though byron allen claims he has 46 networks. i don't know where they are -- [laughter] but he's crazy. and he's doing very well. >> yeah, he is. >> he's also -- >> thank you so much for spending this time with us. before we let you go, do you have some final words of wisdom for us? a charge forfo us? a -- what -- you've done a lot for us. what can we do for you? >>ah yeah. no, that's a great question. i would say this audience, i hope people who read my book take away how important it is to live your truth. and to follow your dreams. and to know that you can be, to matter who you are, you can be brave, you can be extraordinary. and there's so much for us to do in this world, and we should not put limitations around ourself. i never dreamt of being a ceo when i was in six

but i have to say, byron, and real pleasure say, byron, and a real pleasure to meet you.ink, this injection, i think, into this american election debate tonight. thoughts who might tonight. any thoughts who might come through and do well ? come through and do well? >> so i got to tell you, i think i think you're going to kind of see a stalemate. i see somewhat of a stalemate. i think if anybody really breaks through, probably be through, it will probably be vivek. he has the like the ability . he vivek. he has the like the ability. he from vivek. he has the like the ability . he from what i've seen ability. he from what i've seen of the candidates of all the candidates to make a moment , i of all the candidates to make a moment, i think the most pressure is obviously on ron desantis. has to become his desantis. this has to become his coming out party. and you know, he's going to have multiple people on that stage who are not going to want that to occur. we'll how that works. i we'll see how that works. but i think is probably the only think vivek is probably the only one

but i have to say, byron, and real pleasure say, byron, and a real pleasure to meet you.ink, this injection, i think, into this american election debate tonight. thoughts who might tonight. any thoughts who might come through and do well ? come through and do well? >> so i got to tell you, i think i think you're going to kind of see a stalemate. i see somewhat of a stalemate. i think if anybody really breaks through, probably be through, it will probably be vivek. he has the like the ability . he vivek. he has the like the ability. he from vivek. he has the like the ability . he from what i've seen ability. he from what i've seen of the candidates of all the candidates to make a moment , i of all the candidates to make a moment, i think the most pressure is obviously on ron desantis. has to become his desantis. this has to become his coming out party. and you know, he's going to have multiple people on that stage who are not going to want that to occur. we'll how that works. i we'll see how that works. but i think is probably the only think vivek is probably the only one

joining me now is byron donalds.t we heard from devin archer, we heard reported only a few people were allowed, to me, it makes doj look even more corrupt for almost getting away with that sweetheart plea deal with hunter biden last week. >> especially when you look at the fact that the fara violations were buried into this gun charge and now devin archer has come forward and confirms the fact hunter biden was operating as unregistered foreign agent, but his daddy, joe biden, was always on call. if my wife or my son say come to dinner, one of the first questions out of my mouth is who is at dinner. i don't just show up just because, especially if you are vice president of the united states. it is influence pedalling. it is corruption. >> laura: clear paper trail that joe biden would be stupid enough to allow to occur to go back to him to have a problem with how this obviously appears, at the least appears. >> no, they don't. they want to defend their man. when it was donald trump, they moved quickly on a phone call.

byron, you heard that montage the massachusetts governor healey saying that she is declaring a stateies want to take on sanctuary city designation i think that's great. and there's a big turn now. this is what the border crisis has done, which is exposed the hypocrisy of the sanctuary cities and the sanctuary jurisdictions all around the country. i think the governor of texas, greg abbott deserves at love credit for that a lot of people thought when they started sending voluntary bus loads to new york city stunt very very serious point what is going on. politically, i think we are going to have an interesting situation where whoever the republican candidate is going to make a really big deal of the border and the democratic candidate is going to try to argue that it's not even there now on the hill you still have republicans considering impeachment of the homeland security secretary. >> yes. we are continuing to see some republicans say that they think that is secretary mayorkas should be held accountable for his role in executing border policy at the border. we are going to continue

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we want to hear the solutions. >> bret: byron, by the way can we put up the spin room again?le milling around afterwards, sean hannity will be live there and every candidate has committed to come to the post debate show with sean, so you want to tune in for that. your thoughts on tonight? >> well, desantis has certainly made it clear that he thinks he is going to be the target of a lot of fighting. i do think he has to do well because this conventional wisdom that he is in some sort of tail spin seems to have almost taken hold completely about his campaign. he needs to fight that. on the other hand, donald trump's theory for not being here is that these are a bunch of little people fighting each other for second place. and to the degree that they all go after each other, that's exactly what trump is looking for. and he will say and declare victory if they have spent two hours banging on each other, doing his work for them. >> bret: we don't often have a debate with a candidate with a torn achilles on the way to the debate stage. but, north dakota governor doug burgum tweeted

byron allen is greta thunberg with money.on allen said he bought the weather channel to save your life. but really the weather channel is saving biden's life. the weather channel is a safe haven for biden to exist comfortably in a liberal bubble immune from sharp questions regarding bribes, the border, and frank is a corrupt confused week and terrified man is being protected by the ideological professional class who runs corporate media. who have no respect for your tax dollars and no respect for your interest in the president's competence. that's actually terrifying to think that joe biden can conceivably win the next election, conducting weather channel style interviews once a month until next november. never having to face serious inquiries into his personal and professional conduct, is on pace to run an even more sheltered campaign this time that he did during the pandemic. the only mechanism to force these issues onto the table is an impeachment inquiry. turning it over now to charlie hurt the opinion editor at the washi

so i think he's closer to getting it and then byron allen even though byron allen has 46 networks andon't know where they are. thank you so much for spending this time with us and before you go do you have some final words of wisdom for us or a charge for us, you've done a lot for us. what can we do for you? >> that is a great question. i would say this audience in the people that readad my book to te away how important it is to live your dream. and to follow your dream and to know that you can be a matter you are he you can be great and you can be extraordinary and they are so much for us to do in this world. not put limitations on them. i never dreamt of being a ceo when i was in sixth grade. but i had that opportunity and it was great and i want a begging people to strive for that. h we had a glorious obama years and hope is a life or whatever and then we go into this place with covid and the next administration and i just want to know that people have hope and to do what they want to do. and to be passionate about it and work really hard. it doesn't just come to, you. be passionat

allen would be even though byron allen claims he has 46 or 15 networks. i don't know where they are, but he claims he and he's doing very well know he bought the web. i know so much for spending this time with us. before we let you go, do you have some final words of wisdom for us, a charge for us a what you've done a lot for us. what can we do for you? yeah, that's a great question. i say i hope this audience and people that read my book take away, how important it is to live your truth and to your dreams and, to know that you can be no matter who you are. you can be great. you can be extraordinary. and there's so much for to do in this world. and shouldn't we should not put limitations around ourselves. i never dreamt of being a ceo when i was in grade. i wanted to be diana ross, but i had opportunity. it was great and i other young people to strive for that. and we've been so such a rough time. you know, we had the glorious eight obama years and, you know, hope was alive or whatever. and, you know, then we go into this dark place with poverty and the n

stuart: byron donalds republican from the great state of florida, thank you for joining us.soon we hope. the white house updated its requirements for journalist to be eligible for press passes. ashley is back and i'm going to say good morning. how many people lost their pass. ashley: 442 reporters from about 1400 to 900 have lost the credential since the white house press office change the rules for the renewal of the hard policies, reporters must show they have full-time implement with an organization whose principal business news dissemination, they must also have a physical address in the washington, d.c. area and must demonstrate them access to the white house campus once during the six-month for worker proof of employment within the last three months to cover the white house. journalist to do not obtain a hard pass can apply for a day pass, the white house defending the tougher rules saying we think this demonstrates with thoughtful and thorough process that preserves robust media access to campus for everyone who needs it whether that be a hard pass or a day pass. it s

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byron first and then loadser. >> my winner james comer the house oversight chairman.sting stuff. the loser is vivek ramaswamy. g.o.p. candidate been rising lately but really stepped in it with comments about a so-called 9/11 inside job conspiracy. had to clean that up. >> bret: yeah. he did. and he did it on the interview here he said it's not an inside job. kimberley? >> so my winner is desantis for economic plan which hopefully should inspire some better debate in the field. my loser is the navy upon the news that he found two sailors passing secrets onto the chinese. we need to do a better job about this. >> bret: okay, wawrp, bring it home. winner and loser? >> well, i think the american worker has had a pretty good week. unemployment down to 3.5%. that's the lowest since 1969. and inflation has been going down for 12 straight months. loser of the week i would say tommy tuberville, the senator from alabama. he loses the space command headquarters moving to alabama because he continues to block military promotions and gering not only democrats but republicans. >> b

. >> bill: byron york, some analysis. good morning. this is ukraine, russia, kazakhstan. chad has been on the story from the beginning. when he found out about kazakhstan two weeks ago it surprised -- not like it is england, france and italy, byron. >> these are some very troubled parts of the world known for their corruption and it is clearly something that is a major, major influence on the united states policy. and what we've seen with these new documents this morning is shedding more light on how some of this actually worked. chad mentioned this dinner. spring of 2014 it was at cafe milano in washington. joe biden went there and went there for dinner. we have heard about biden maybe showing up shaking a couple of hands and leaving. no, he was there for the dinner. the interesting thing is there was a woman, a russian billionaire. her late husband had been mayor of moscow. she sends $3.5 million to rosemont seneca, hunter biden's company. amazingly enough around the same time she finds herself at dinner at cafe milano with the vice president of the united states. now i

liz: byron york, thank you so much.ds again turning themselves into i think cue bay torrs and laboratories -- incubators and laboratories that have nothing to do with education, reading, writing and arithmetic. is this making the u.s. less intelligent? we have a virginia dead of six next on "the evening edit". ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair. but nobody even sees them. our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 75 years. when i finally could hear for the first time, i started crying. i could hear everything. call 1-800-miracle and schedule your free hearing evaluation today. (lighthe

byron, national review points out that the special counsel regulations, section 600.3 states withoutm outside of the united states government. >> well, there's one exception to that, which happened in the case of john durham. >> bret: true. >> who was selected and for a few months served although he left office when the biden administration came in. this is really an outrage in the sense that this is the u.s. attorney who accepted, who approved of this sweetheart deal for hunter biden. it fell apart when it came before a judge, but he approved of this deal. and now he's going to be the guy to be the special counsel going forward. >> bret: yeah. harold it is hard to not say what the republicans are kind of all circulating, that this is a stalling mechanism and will likely prevent republicans from either hearing from weiss or going down certain interrogation and investigation routes they were going to go down. >> first, thanks for having me on. i differ a little bit. i don't necessarily disagree with the thinking around this should be a fair investigation but here are three things we s

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i think byron have the green light from game to go away —— bayern.purs. he has a family based in london and while anna fourth child coming up, but bayern don't have the presentation ready —— they do. they think that kane is there player. he mayjust be thinking things over. his contract expires next year. it means he could have more options in 2024. so, it could be a good news story, butjust kicking the can down the road for another dramatic few months. . , the road for another dramatic few months. ., , ., months. that will be the nightmare scenario for — months. that will be the nightmare scenario for the _ months. that will be the nightmare scenario for the club _ months. that will be the nightmare scenario for the club to _ months. that will be the nightmare scenario for the club to belmont. scenario for the club to belmont because they would lose him for free if it came to next year. —— for the club. there are question marks about the level of investment. the club seems to have gone backwards. they finished eighth in the premier league out of the

so while he's expected to look into byron by electron issues and but it's through cooperation, he's also expected to look into the issues of refugees who have been affected by this war since april. okay, thank you for that update. have open that for us in a call to. i wanna recap uh, breaking news this morning. a box donnie. hi, quote uh, suspended for my problem and assumed wrong cons. recent conviction on corruption charges. let's see if we can speak to come all hi to who is live for us in slowing by tomorrow. so you just heard from the court. can you explain to us exactly what they said? well i'm wrong cons lawyer had filed in a b and it's not gonna buy a card saying that this in 10 of their lead, i should be suspended and that you should be granted bed the court of contract with the war day or earlier on. and it was due to announce that today that the announcement does not be made. the high guard saying that they should be released and of course his sentence should be suspended. so indeed, it might not break through for the former prime minister. he is likely to be released today, bu

joining me congressman byron donalds of the house oversight committee. do you expect mr.in to be brought before you? >> he needs to be brought before us and have questions asked, as well. paint a quick picture. we know there is web of destruction around bidens. whether tony bobulinski, this corruption has surrounded joe biden for at least a decade. >> laura: one of your democratic colleagues made something of a confession about all of this yesterday. let's watch. >> if hunter biden committed crimes, he should be held accountable for them. we saw hunter biden's judgement and business dealing, but no material involvement from joe biden himself. it is smoke republicans are trying to gin up and no fire and redirect manner attention away from the most important indictment in american history, donald trump. >> laura: doingy houser seems to always bring it back to donald trump. that is what the argument is now, congressman. >> that will continue to be their argument, it is wrong, but that is their argument. we know what happened, hunter biden and joe biden set up accounts and ll

or byron allen, what's your vote? [laughter]we >> i should have known. for those who don't know, controversial, on bet now it seems they wanted to spin off some of its a properties if it's incurred a lot of debt. there is a question whether byron allen or tyler. will get a majority stake. what iss your vote? >> i don't have a vote. tyler. he already has an amazing agreement and w i think this is what he wanted all along so i think he is closer than byron allen would be. even though he claims he has 46 or 50 networks. i don't know what they are. [laughter] >> thank you for spending this time with us. do you have some final words of wisdom for us? you've done a lot for us. what can we do for you? >> to take away how important it is to live your truth and follow your dreams and to know no matter who you are you can be great and extraordinary. there's so much for us to do in this world and we shouldn't put limitations around. i never dreamt of being a ceo when i was in sixth grade. i wanted to be diana ross but i thought the opportunity was great and i wante

major general, i'll leave you with one quick note before jim jim byron back. you should know across the country, the richard place at af the vietnam veterans memorial, at the marine corps memorial, at the air force memorial, navy were today to salute you on national vietnam war veterans day. good evening. my name is jane campbell and as president ceo of the united states capitol historical society, i have the honor of serving as the master of ceremonies for this event. i want to acknowledge that several of my board members are here, i have to be especially nice to them. they are my bosses. don carlson, my board chair, sean perry giles who else is here from the board way your hand. thank you very

byron york will join us with reaction in a moment, but first claudia is live in salt lake city, utah, where the president is about to speak. the president is wrapping the three-state swing with the focus on the men and women who have served our country. >> that's right, sandra. in fact, the president just about to take the stage here at this v.a. facility to mark the one-year anniversary of the pact act which expanded health benefits for veteran, specifically troops who suffered chronic illness after being exposed to burn pits. in what was common practice military bases would dispose of trash and other waste by burning it. toxic fumes impacted the health of millions of troops, including, the president says, his son beau. the president has long believed beau's exposure while serving in iraq caused his terminal brain cancer. he died in 2015 at the age of 46. the president arrived on air force one hours after fbi killed a man they were trying to arrest for threatening the president's life and after giving his first reaction to testimony from devon archer, hunter biden's former business p

byron take on our express and we will end it. their reporter is up next following a shift, trying to save migraines from the waters of the mediterranean, that's after a break. and there's more on dw dot com. and of course on social media where our handle is at dw newton, unlike local bye, for now the, the tier, the sand, either way and it's the rust eats away every 6 months. never mind, you know, make another sign. now serious here mauritania is here on mark track. we know is this one great journey and the grim reality. i've never been to hell, but that's what it must feel like this a hair, it was pale. i swear what remains to this? i just want to be free, the, the house on the edge of this a heart of the last shelter start september, 2nd on dw, the these migraines have been risk to drifting some mold in 2 days on the open seas. the german n g o s o s humanity wants to prevent the mediterranean from becoming a graveyard. can they succeed? the rocco, a yellow, has been working as a search and rescue expert for 6. he is the same. h

major general, i'll leave you with one quick note before jim jim byron back. you should know across the country, the richard nixon foundation has place at all of the iconic monuments in our nation's capital at the vietnam veterans memorial, at the marine corps memorial, at the air force memorial, navy memorial. in your honor, those rights were today to salute you on national vietnam war veterans day.