this is about byron smith being accused of a crime, he did not commit. >> did you believe that byronrady and haile kifer? >> yes. it's not something he wanted to do, but he didn't ask them to burglarize his home, in a violent way, on thanksgiving. they chose to do that, and he reacted. >> so the defense came to court, confident a jury would see it that way. >> in minnesota, as i understand it, you have the right to protect your life. you have the right to protect your home, your property, as long as it's reasonable. >> if somebody breaks into your home and commits a -- a felony offense, in your home. you can kill that threat. >> meshbesher said that everything byron did that thanksgiving day and the next was evidence that he was truly terrified inside his own home. >> why did he wait so long before calling authorities? >> fear. he was afraid there was a third or fourth or fifth person. so, he's afraid of the backyard, the front yard, the stairway, the door. he's just in utter fear, and he goes into a closet and hides. in his own house. until the fear subsides. >> as for smith's calm

them down. >> byron: at first glance it looked hike it was bombed out, almost. >> yes. >> byron: oak replaced with concrete columns. businesses and homes reduced to empty lots. >> it came straight up claiborne street like a quarterback running up the center of the field. and it was like if you get in the way, you will die. >> byron: fred johnson was an eyewitness to the destruction. what did you think at the time? >> i didn't know what the hell was going on. all of a sudden, these bulldozers showed up. and the trees start coming up. it was horrible. sinful. shameful. >> the highway keeps it grimy. it remains in disrepair. nobody wants to invest in it. >> byron: after i living in the shadow, amy created the claiborne avenue alliance, a nonprofit with one aim in mind. >> i want the highway removed. >> byron: gone? >> gone. there's no in between for me. >> byron: if they get rid of it what replaces it? it's still a major thoroughfare that people get in and out of new orleans. that's the purpose of highways, to get people in and out as quickly as possible? >> yes, that was the purpose, w

." >> byron: tonight, maui.he first residents of lahaina returning to what's left of their homes seven weeks after the fire. still more questions than answers. >> we knew it was going to happen. we knew it was coming. >> byron: our abc news investigation revealing missteps on that horrific day, but also missed opportunities for weeks, months, and even years before. >> we shouldn't have to be fighting for a fire station. >> byron: how did it all go wrong? who's to blame? and could it happen again? >>> brad paisley. ♪ remind me ♪ >> byron: the "remind me" country superstar dropping new music later this week. and a continued mission to help the people of his home state of west virginia. ♪ if the devil's in the details ♪ ♪ well then hell's in bell a graham's ♪ >> byron: paisley attacking the opioid crisis which he says was a calculated strike. >> we were targeted by these companies that said, these are the people that will eat this stuff up. >> byron: and welcome home. frank rubio. >> it's good to be home. >> byron:

." >> byron: tonight, border breaking point?urges of migrants straining cities across the country. >> we've gotten to the breaking point. there's no ifs and buts. >> byron: the uphill struggle facing border patrol. >> how sustainable is this, your ability to respond to this amount of people at the border? >> this isn't sustainable. >> byron: plus inside a treacherous crossing deep in the jungle. those seeking a better life. > >>> bachelorette blowout. bachelorette parties going big. >> i wanted my party to be "hangover" style. >> byron: breaking the bank. >> i didn't know it was going to be this expensive. >> byron: one woman's own version of "27 dresses." >> you have a closet full, why? >> i have a lot of friends and i like to keep them. >> i felt like i couldn't say no to the events. >> byron: what's fueling this new craze? >>> deep sea dumbo. the stunning sight scientists spotted a mile below the ocean's surface off hawaii. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief

♪ bmo ♪ ♪ >> byron: welcome back.me remodeling job for an even more high-profile client. but tony saxon claims the rapper formerly known as kanye west treated him wrong. he's suing the controversial superstar for what he says is rightfully his. here's "nightline's" ashan singh. ♪ >> variety is the spice of life. >> reporter: tony saxon creates things for a living, like melodies as a musician. and million-dollar mansions as a construction consultant for some of the most demanding and particular jobs on the market. like this so-called barbie palace in northridge, california. >> and when i find myself in many different fields, that's when you find yourself meeting a lot of people, tt's when you find yourself getting crazy referrals. next thing you know, you end up in that house. >> reporter: that house, a malibu beachfront home purchased by ye, formerly known as kahn cray west. what did you know about ye before? >> nothing. i just knew who he was. you see him everywhere. never voluntarily listened to any of his stuff. ♪

." >> byron: tonight, morocco tragedy. a devastating earthquake. towns and villages destroyed. >> this is my son. >> he was 7 years old? >> yes. >> byron: the heartbreaking loss as the death toll nears 3,000. >> my mother and my father and my brother and my son. >> byron: our team on the ground in one of the hardest hit areas. >> the roads are often very hard to get down. and that's a major climb for the rescuers to get to remote areas. the urgent search for those trapped beneath the rubble. the rush to get aid to those who need it. >>> plus, no time to panic. >> right on the knife's edge where things are the most intense. >> byron: matt gutmann, abc's fearless globe trotting correspondent. >> it's you can hear the constant incoming and outgoing of the shells. >> byron: taking on some of the most dangerous ain signments, but behind the scenes struggling with a crip iping disorder. >> therapy wasn't helping. pharmacy wasn't helping. i tried the unorthodox. >> byron: what he has learned that can help others. >> juju: "nightline" will be right back. -

." >> byron: tonight, hunter biden.he president's son indicted on federal gun charges tied to a period in which he admitted using crack cocaine. how the white house is responding. >>> plus, crisis disploepcy. honoring bill richardson's legacy. working tirelessly to free americans imprisoned overseas. >> did everything possible to bring me home. >> behind the scenes of his final mission with public relations guru jonathan franks whose work led to the release of ra mean veteran trevor reed from a russian prison. >> i'll yell from the we love him. >>. >> byron: how he plans to continue the mission. >>> cakes, having a moment with popular television shows, racking up views on social media. >> i feel it's inspiration for people at home who are, hey, i want a little hobby, i can do this too. >> byron: fans can't get enough of this hyperrealistic version of sugary contexts. >> i started noticing when i started making the cakes and the more realistic they were the attention they were getting. >> byron: is this a cake, or is it

lysol can. ♪ >> byron: welcome back., but preservation often comes with a hefty price tag. no shortage of developers eager for something new. there are, however, those willing to fight for the past, even if it takes superhero strength. here's "nightline's" ashan singh. >> reporter: mark ruffalo. as a-list as it gets. >> that's my secret. >> reporter: known for his role as a smashing superhero on screen in the "avengers" movies. and his critically acclaimed performance in the 2016 academy award best picture film "spotlight." >> are you telling me that the catholic church removed legal documents from that courthouse? >> reporter: he's also no stranger to social activism. >> how come there's so many problems with frack drilling? >> reporter: lately, he's on a new mission. this one, literally it's close to home. he's hoping to save this historic president bidhis tore historic presbyterian church from his neighborhood in new york. >> a lot of actors have a product line. but for me, this is what feels like i should be doing. >

." >> byron: tonight, strike ending? almost five months in, both sides saying a tentative deal has been reached in the writers strike. how long until our favorite shows return? >>> plus alabama brawl. you've seen that viral brawl. now meet the center of that riverside throwdown, speaking out for the first time. >> i was like i'm just doing my job. >> the dock worker describing the moment he was outnumbered and fought back. >> so it's on. >>> a 16-year-old swimming to his coworker's side. >> i couldn't watch and sit around and let him get beat on. >> byron: and what all the men say should never have happened. >>> and -- ♪ here lies love ♪ >> the broadway disco/musical about the brutal marcos regime of the philippines. david byrne, known for hits like "burning down the house" -- ♪ watch out, you might get what you're after ♪ >> and rockefeller skank dj slim. ♪ check it out now ♪ >> i would give my heart to work with this man. >> the cast and producers like dj cherish the love. >> never believed this was possible. >> and wh

byron, let's talk about today's impeachment hearing.dence, money laundering evidence, text messages, bank records. what can you tell us about what popped up at the hearing? >> so today what we did we had an organized focus on all the information that has come up through all of our investigations here in congress. the craziest thing about the hearing the democrats didn't even want to talk about the evidence we brought. they wanted to talk about everything else, which means they know this is really, really bad for joe biden. we believe we laid the foundation for going to get bank records and other financial information to now track the flow of money from these businesses to hunter biden and threw hunter biden to family members of the biden family in my view including joe biden himself. that is where we're going with this and listen if that is where the evidence leads us, i think you have everything you need to see that would be grounds for articles of impeachment. larry: byron, one of the pieces of evidence coming out, i don't know, the l

byron, horace, great to see both of you. thanks so much.f, in fact, dianne feinstein were to retire, will you nominate an african-american woman to restore the seat that schars no longer in the united states senate. >> we have multiple names in mind and the answer is yes. >> laura: yeah, march in 2021 newsom admitted that he would discriminate based on race were he toe choose feinstein's successor. and now with the senator's passing at age 90, will democrats' plan b, newsom, keep his race-based pledge? joining me now is larry larry elder, republican presidential candidate. former california gubernatorial candidate. larry, democrats would answer charges of reversed racism which are being lodged here by claiming there is no such thing first of all as reverse racism. and they would claim that by choosing a black woman, the principle of equity that they believe in so greatly is being advanced, larry on a friday night, tell us about this equity pledge and promise they have. >> well, laura, thank you for having me. as i outlined in my book that's

. >> byron: how she says her parents protected her brother, josh duggar, despite his abuse of her. >> you treat me worse than you treat my brother. >> byron: why she says she's still estranged from her father jimba. >>> back-to-school botox? the first day of school doesn't just mean new backpacks for the children. >> it was like having an instagram filter without an instagram filter. and i was like, wow. >> byron: it can also mean botox. >> school starts, the phones start going off the hook. >> we meet mothers injecting a fresh face into the new school year. >> we want to look on the mom line. my hair will be done, my we tox will be tight. >>> and the moon man goes to -- >> it's the 2023 mtv video music awards. >> the music and moments from tonight's vmas. taylor swift on the pink carpet, shakira reminding the world those hips don't lie. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback se

byron called it the perfect hurricane. he would steer in all at the waves that broke over the wager, bending it about as if were no more than a pitiful rowboat. water seeped through virtually every seam. it began get colder and the rain hardened into sleet. some the men suffered from frostbite. and icicles drip from the lines below 40 degrees latitude. there is no law. a sailors adage went below 50 degrees. there is no god. and they were now in what was known as furious fifties. captain cheap and, the other officers and commanders knew they were going to need everybody on board their ships. they were to persevere. and yet it was in that very moment when many the men could no longer rise from their hammocks suffering from a mysterious illness. their eyes bulged and their teeth fell out. and so did their hair. even the cartilage that seemed to glue together, the bodies seemed to be coming undone. one man who had fallen in a five decades earlier where he had fractured a bone. of course, bone and healed over five decades. it's

. >> byron: good evening. thank you for joining us.e begin tonight with five americans wrongfully detained in iran free for the first time in years after a prisoner swap with that country. the white house facing backlash, though, for giving iran access to $6 billion in revenues frozen under u.s. sanctions as part of the deal. here is abc's chief white house correspondent mary bruce. >> reporter: the first moments of freedom on u.s. soil tonight as the five americans held prisoner in iran arrived back home, finally free after years of negotiations. >> it means that husbands and wives, fathers and children, grandparents can hug each other again. so it's a day that i'm grateful for. >> reporter: three of the americans, oil executive siamak namazi, held for eight years, conservationist morad tahbaz, and businessman emad shargi were accused of espionage, which they vehemently deny. the fourth and fifth americans wish to remain anonymous. in exchange for their freedom, the biden administration granting clemency to five iranians held in the u

byron called it the perfect hurricane. he would steer in all at the waves that broke over the wager, bending it about as if were no more than a pitiful rowboat. water seeped through virtually every seam. it began get colder and the rain hardened into sleet. some the men suffered from frostbite. and icicles drip from the lines below 40 degrees latitude. there is no law. a sailors adage went below 50 degrees. there is no god. and they were now in what was known as furious fifties. captain cheap and, the other officers and commanders knew they were going to need everybody on board their ships. they were to persevere. and yet it was in that very moment when many the men could no longer rise from their hammocks suffering from a mysterious illness. their eyes bulged and their teeth fell out. and so did their hair. even the cartilage that seemed to glue together, the bodies seemed to be coming undone. one man who had fallen in a five decades earlier where he had fractured a bone. of course, bone and healed over five decades. it's

larry: one last one, byron donalds.here's a report out the white house is serving a letter -- sending a letter urging news outlets to, quote, ramp up scrutiny of the biden impeachment ine quirely. sounds like they're trying to affect free speech here. we've seen this movie before. here they go again. they're trying to -- [laughter] threaten the news outlets? i don't know, fox got a notice too. i haven't heard anything about it. but anyway, what do you make of this? the white house on the prowl. >> i mean, look, larry, like you said, we've seen this before. this is the same white house that suppressed free speech of the american people with respect to covid 19. this is the same white house that tried to create a department of disinformation with some knucklehead lady when believed all kind of crazy conspiracy theories. this is the same white house that has no respect for freedom of the press, no respect for the national press corps because they can't even materialize the president of the united states for an extended inq

byron, thank you for coming on. president trump giving a speech in dubuque, iowa, says he will carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in american history if elected. and byron, what makes this even more interesting historically he is citing president eisenhower. it was called the eisenhower model. i riffed on it. they had something called operation wetback, you couldn't get away with that sort of name. is it was the same thing. we quote the attorney general brunell. it talked about lawlessness, legal i am must have grants were in favor of deporting illegal immigrants way back in the 1950s. seems the story is pretty much the same way today. what do you think about this disaster at the border? >> first of all president trump is right, we are going to have to deal with this and the only legitimate way is you will have to send people home. what joe biden has done at the southern border is an abject disaster. in my view it is a violation of federal law because our asylum laws were never designed for what jo

and byron allen. >>> coming up, the ceo.hat he's seeing in the travel industry. >> and what about the hotel defaults? stay with us here on "power lunch." this is spring semester at fairfield-suisun unified. they switched to google tools for education because there's never been a reported ransomware attack on a chromebook. now they're focused on learning knowing that their data is secure. ( ♪♪ ) >>> uaw planning to expand the strike. phil lebeau has the details. >> reporter: they could expand it. we'll find out for sure on friday, according to a source familiar with the uaw's thought process. sean fain will hold a facebook live presentation friday morning, just as he did last week, on 10:00 a.m. eastern time, if there's not significant process. if he holds that facebook live, and if he does say we're expanding the strikes, those new strikes would start at noon on friday. same thing we saw last friday. so it's a repeat pattern, tyler. they're thinking we want to see their new offers. we do know, for example, general motors wil

larry: love that elevator music, byron, love that elevator music.he trouble is you can't dance to it. anyway we'll leave it this. byron donalds thank you ever so much. we appreciate your time and your run-down, take care. see you soon. >> thanks. larry: folks coming up, i love the elevator music, as i said in my opening riff, biden inflation is back and "bidenomics" is dead. we'll talk about it with "breitbart"'s john carney when "kudlow" returns. there will knob elevator music on this show. i forbid it completely every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that, too. is it possible to survey foot traffic across all of our locations? yeah! absolutely. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...be

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elizabeth: byron, he's reading from a tell prompter, what do you think?us are important parts of the democratic coalition and the president managed to irritate both of them i'd imagine with that. on the other hand if you're a democrat, you're used to excusing or overlooking this thing from joe biden all the time. elizabeth: voters aren't. polls say he should not run again and many are worried he's in cognitive decline and happened the day after he walked into a flag, forgot to shake the hand of the president of brazil, later that same night repeated the same exact story nearly word for word at a fundraiser just minutes apart. last week said at a press conference in vietnam "i'm going to bed". >> yeah. this is coming on top of a poll that came out in august from associated press and showed that 77% of americans, that's all americans, republicans and democrats including 69% of democrats thought biden was too old for a second term. maybe they feel it's okay for the rest of this term, but they know he's not up for four more years as a president lasting till j

he's best fighters have come together to compete in a doing a byron's home city. the 15 year old is part of taxi's right in that community. he's finding prejudices to ask them. i feel really strong. i'll be starting in a few minutes. obviously, i'm nervous. now it's also started raining. this is the famous kid, you know, tournament, that means anything can happen at the full. the site starts the restless at down in olive oil, which makes it difficult for them to ground, hold of each other by around one the title here 2 years ago. he's hoping to do it again. the site gets under way to when he has to get his opponents back to touch the ground for a while. neither of them succeeds in getting the behind that then everything happens. very funny. one is through to the next round the head. so if you read us to take a break it down a little bit, that was a tough opponent just now during the fight you experience so many emotions that are hard to describe. you have to experience are good. a fine on his younger brother is also competing today. the 13 year old is hoping to re

let me talk with byron a little while later. yeah, because there's nothing i can do. there's time it wasn't meant to be it does. now i need to focus on my brother. you know i hope he wins how loyal his brother just needs one more victory to win. the comp byrom gives him a few final tapes by then john is optimistic. i'm well prepared and i'm going to be a champion. but i engine's opponent is good and just like his brother is fine, goes into extra time. the then suddenly items are big instead of writing is the find. read, read hesitant. no, i the engine has indeed one. now there's no stopping in. his shyness that's completely going to really my brother's chasing one, big 3 to fight the way to the very top of this the this we called global teen comes from fiji. the movie mca, my name is faith. i'm 15 years old and i'm from us. i live in fiji, the life of a is a foster church and my mom, she's the manager of communications and public relations in monday or for the play just as a clement activities in when we are free. sometimes we go and check out the men groves that we h

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loser mcconnell for his freeze. >> bret: byron?wall and dropping out of the republican race. loser brandon johnson. car theft is skyrocketing there, and what does he do? he sues the car manufacturers. >> bret: all right, panel. make it a great weekend. >> thank you, bret. >> thank you. >> bret: you know what that sound means, "notable quotables." >> that car is flying. >> you run away from the water, and then you hide from the wind. [rain and wind] >> this is great. expressing her point of view. >> shame on you, ma'am. >> shame, shame, shame. >> [bleep] [bleep] [shouting] >> don't sit in the bleachers and be a detached spectator on this full contact sport. >> one fan is out of control. >> i have said a couple people walking down. >> a tough match. i'm lucky i'm a good sleeper. >> the book is suggesting the president tells aides is he tired and that's why so few public events before 10:00 a.m. >> that's a ridiculous assumption to make. >> he was his old self- >> the senate oldest nursing home in the country. >> will the real slim sh

byron, might this affect the race going forward? or goingis it good for someone e trump, bad for biden or could there be some other contingency develothp with that? >> well, i think the democratic party had been pretty effective in shutting down any challenges to president biden and making sure there weren't going to be any debates or one going to be any sortasn't goe an of even aco that there's a contest going on in the democraticin. s and indeed, robert f kennedy jr has never surged. he's nevernersu above 20%.ow a lot of times he's down aroundt 14% or so. he does represent people who migh demt democrats who don't wt to vote for joe biden. it would seem to me that if, he announced an independent run ,that could be very damaging because there are those democrats we they're there. they don't want joe biden. maybe they're not focusede choi exactly on who they want, but ance y credible choice h they would take. all right, horace, you i. i heard you cough there. now i'm worried about you. bu, something's goinga coug around, but i'm glad

kudlow: byron.utter at the rumors that you are running for governor of florida. my heart is aflutter. i just thought i would ask you about it you know, this is just could be a fabulous thing. what are you thinking? >> honestly, larry, too soon to tell, people ask me about it at home throughout the state. they come up to me, they want to know what i'm doing next could right now i'm doing my job, am i thinking about it? of course, i think about things like, that anyone would that snowstormal. but there is no -- t that is normal, but we have to figure out funding and g getting our border under control i'm focused on that and 20 t 24 elections. kudlow: my heart is t still aflutter, byron donalding s thank you. >> thank you. kudlow: all right, my heart is also aflutter we have on set monica crowley, and host of the monica crowley podcast and more fluttering joe concha at messenger and fox news ex contributor, author of t the book. "come on man." monica i want to switch gears, i think byron donalds would

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larry: 100% agree, byron.f that has come out two more senior irs agents came out last week, they backed up earlier wiwhistleblower irs agents regarding justice department interference and other tax matters. and in "wall street journal" i'm reading, the woman who testified at your committee who used be to in justice department for tax policy said that hunter biden may be liable for all of the back taxes he did not pay and statute of limitations will not apply. >> listen, i think she is correct, here is a question for the president. why don't you care about your son paying his fair share, you are always talking about everyone else, he should pay his fair share as well and the fines and interest, this is how hypocritical this family is. because they will lecture everyone else about taxes mean while they knew that hunter biden was skipping out on the tack man -- taxman they didn't care. larry: it may catch up to them, that story is not over, foreign agent registration story is not offer either, that will probably

are you with byron donnells or matt gaetz?i like government shutdowns but the byron donald's flan cuts current spending down by 8%, outside of the defense department and department of veterans' affairs. that is pretty good deal. you have hard-line chip roy from texas supporting the plan. the house freedom caucus chairman scott perry supported plan. those two guys are two of the most conservative members of the house. so you have a couple though, who know there is a four seat majority so they could nickel and dime it. i don't know that anything they pass will actually get passed the senate. but they have to come up with something to start the process with the senate. and this sounds like a good start. >> so what do you think is motivating the matt gaetz' of the world? >> matt gaetz likes to be matt gaetz. he also was the guy who nearly forced another vote on the speaker back in january when everything was happening. he wants to look like he would getting? out of this because he wanted to run for governor of florida in 2026 agai

were in business with your brother >> jessica: i'm glad you brought that up because that came from byron donald and aoc had the full quote about what happened and he wasn't talking about working. >> jesse: i have the full quote too >> jessica: no you don't.

byron, your thoughts on this launch today? but, republicans have developed a lot of very compelling evidence, to the effect that members of the biden family ran an extensive influence operation built on joe biden's name and perceived influence. there's just no doubt about that. and they made millions of dollars from foreign countries. no, they have not produced the evidence that clearly links joe biden to accepting money from that. and you heard that from democrats all day. so it really wasn't a surprise. the democrats would try to throw their body in front of this. but i have to say you can't watch what is happening today without thinking about the last six years. democrats were itching to impeach donald trump from the moment he became president. filed the first impeachment articles in may of 2017. he had been president for four months. had a vote, the first vote on impeachment articles in december of 2017. the president less than a year. definitely planned to impeach him over russia. that fell apart when the mueller report t

well, there are those hoffen time and byron winds, dormant beat volts burg. leipzig defeated, live buff out bird, diamond mines, slip guard, beat darmstadt, framing our entire bottling clone, and on sunday, labor cruising lock horns with heightened time on frankfort face. fryeburg marks for stipend has all but dashed to any hopes the last 2 months of the former to one season would be more competitive. dutchman was beaten last weekend for the 1st time in 10 races, but advanced back in japan to completely destroy the competition in quantify. it was more than half a 2nd faster than australian oscar pastry and his mccarren teammate lando nurse. he later said, anyone who died of his red bull team should quote, go on, so can, ag. here are some other stories from the world of sports. the 19th asian games have opened with a lavish ceremony and hung to china. sweets from 45 nations and territories joined the an overall parade in the stadium. packed with $80000.00 spectators as dignitaries, including president choosing, paying, looked on the games run until october 8 to engulf the usa. hold a 2 p

international defense lamarche match up on friday friday night at title holders. byron. unique, true to all with league leaders of labor crews and with the score one old going into the break buyer and dave, what they've done so often with leon graphs got re taking the lead in the 86 minutes, but labor crews and refused to go home. empty handed and leveled after being awarded a pendleton stoppage time. labor cruising remain at the top of the table ahead of fire with only on the only difference was the buyer labor cruising clash featured 2 of the top goals scores in the bonus, niga victor bonnie face failed to score for the visitors board hurricane. that'd his 4th goal of the season. kane was asked about the significance of kissing his ring after scoring early in the match to put byron. yeah, this is just uh, kind of a thank you to, to my wife and my family. uh, you know, i support and they always like to me, so yeah, ever since i've been married, i've been doing that so hopefully, hopefully a few moments ago this year. so let's take a look now at all the bonus. niga results so far on

we are now on our way to byron sports, but it was quite difficult to find the votes and they kept willing to take us. there was no reason. companies appeared not to do it anymore. and now we are a bit nervous about what to expect as in the russian settlement and spoke with its coal mine and the tourism industry is completely owned and managed by the russian state company thrust up to google do between the groups kind of work for the company just like everyone here. he's our shop around and one to leave our side. do you want to visit pretty fast. it becomes clear that people in balance work don't wants to talk politics even though they feel the consequences. they tell us that the sanctions imposed against russia has interrupted their supply chains. luckily, thanks to the diplomatic efforts, we managed to come to a compromise, an agreement which allowed us to continue bringing the supplies the food equipment . of course, some of the bags were lifted as some of them stays in place. for example, we are still not allowed to bring russian prussian produced goods and equipment of some categories

, the wind and a bad run of results for byron against blanca. well, tens of thousands of people in the united states had been left stranded as to burning man festival in the nevada desert, rose to the remote side, had been closed after heavy rains. inundated the area, turning the venue into a muddy pit. attendees had been told to conserve water and fuel. one death was reported during the terrestrial reign fault. the cause has not been confirmed. more downpours are expected on sunday. and finally, a meteor has lit up the skies over eastern turkey. these images were caused by chance on saturday morning in give me a shot, a province, and the city, a veritas, due to the bryan green lights are caused by magnesium in the media right burning up in the atmosphere. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story. ukraine claims that have made a significant breakthrough in his counter offensive a week after capturing the key village of the t name. key of says its forces have decisively breached russia's 1st defensive line near the body shop. you're up

byron york, fox news contributor by telephone. byron coming onto the conversation. your top line reflection on senator feinstein first off. >> well, the top line is on top of all the things she accomplished over these many years, i do think the last year or so of her life has really started and contributed to a conversation we're having in washington about aging lawmakers and president. more concern with a number of high officials over 80 years old. we have had situations in the past where senators long overstayed their time, senator strom thurmond ran for re-election at age 94 and won and served until he was 100 years old. but he was unable to function at that point. i think you can't impose an age limit for senators. it is not in the constitution. but there is really a conversation now about how long a lawmaker should serve and still be able to effectively serve his or her constituents. >> bill: on that point chuck grassley is 90 and hasn't slowed down. this is an individual thing. chuck grassley for any senate re-election he has all 99 counties in the state of io

>> byron and i are best friends on capitol hill.ader and i think he would do one heck of a job as governor of florida in the sunshine state. it's a long way between now and then but i think he would do a great job. stuart: he's a trump guy. are you a trump lady? >> i'm an american. i have not weighed in. you try to get me on this which i'm in america first person at whoever puts forward the most pro-america agenda will have my support in this president torres. until that point i will be working hard to get the wins in this majority we were given by the american people. stuart: you are a republican and a diplomat at the same time. cat cammack. martha maccallum on another poll showing a majority of voters concerned about president's age. jason chaffetz on hunter biden and morgan ortagus on a shocking surge of migrants at the border that we have been reporting on all day. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. the

jackie: joined me from the house oversight committee congressman byron donalds. great to have you on the program. thank you for being here. let's talk about the significance of the possible indictment, theories are being floated that special counsel david weiss is using this as a ploy to go back to the sweetheart deal that he presented before that not necessarily is this an example of justice being served. >> first of all it's good to be with you, let's unpack a couple of things. number one david weiss should not even be the special counsel, is the department of justice regulations that a special counsel should come from outside of the government. his office already screwed up the original indictment and they are the ones and put together the sweetheart deal that merrick garland signed off on. they are the ones that screw that up and they get a second bite at the apple, that is complete the wrong. number two the fact of the matter to abbe lowell, what is changed is transparency not politics. the fact that people of our country now understand that hunter biden was