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to slash oil outputs with some us lawmakers even calling the saudis world back sabbath and kenya fox, c, as in neighboring tanzania of genetically modified to produce entering the east african country library be lift the bound to help tackle a group when food prices with very welcome to you. this is auntie international. with the latest world news update is good to happy with us. now, dozens of european leaders have been sitting down for talks in prague in an attempt to demonstrate unity and tackling the energy crisis on the opposing. russia. with the e, your commission chief us live on the lion, praising what she called the united stance of the blog. but the summit comes as some glaring disagreements showing through the cracks of relations among european countries themselves. there were 44 countries united discussing the challenge herself today, and it showed how much russia's isolated by now the new e u political community and invention of french president emanuel mac holds, consisting of the 27 nations block. and 17 other countries most of which aspire to join the e. u has just wrapp

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i cannot believe -- i finally realized that turnoff newsmax, turnoff fox, turn on c-span. that is real news. what scares me -- between the physician at the 1950's housewife, i just hope her husband was not sitting there telling her what to say or rooting her on. make america great again? it never was great? what is wrong with the 1960's? what is wrong with the era of the protests, of women's rights. i am a christian. men and women are one. there is no gender. there should be no difference there. i hope to see a woman president. my dad was a reporter and he told me something that i will never forget. he said read everything, watch everything, but do not believe everything you read and watch. get to know the editorials, get to know the real news, and then you can make an informed decision yourself to educate yourself. a lot of people do not even know how the government is run. they do not know what a legislature does. the lady scared me. host: we got your point. kelly, any final thoughts as we wrap up? guest: thank you to trish. one thing i tell my students is part of what w

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c. berkeley campus. two other people were wounded. police have not announced any arrests. former president donald trump can expect a subpoena from members of congress investigating the riot at the us capitol. fox news. caroline shively joins us now live from washington, d c with the former president's harsh words for the house. committee conducting this investigation, caroline. either michael julia source tells fox news digital that former president trump loves the idea of testifying before the house select committee. but the source says it's unclear feed actually go through with it resolution is agreed to a unanimous vote on thursday, the january 6th committee subpoenaed former president donald trump, saying he is the central cause of the capital riot and they want to hear from him under oath. we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who set this all in motion. the committee also showed never before seen footage of congressional leaders making call after call to law enforcement that day, breaking windows and going in, uh, obviously ransacking our offices and all the rest of that the leaders were huddled in nearby fort mcnair while insurrectionist attacked police and hunted for m

c >> live from new york, that's "fox & friends" for today. >> making coffee on the coffee machine. >> you can't back out of gutfeld. you have to do the show. >> look, i can barely touch the floor. >> bill: good morning, everybody. we begin with the fight against inflation. this is not good. some revealing data out moments ago. what it says about the state of the economy with mid-terms a few weeks away. it will have an impact. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. wholesale prices are up 8.5% from a year ago and up from last month despite a series of aggressive rate hikes by the federal reserve. >> bill: that is only more bad news for americans trying to pay for gas and groceries. it comes after opec slashed oil production. the economy seen as the achilles heel for democrats in november. the president now admitting there may be more pain on the horizon to come. >> should the american people prepare for a recession? >> president biden: i don't think it will be a recession, if there is one a very slight one. >> aishah hosley live from the state department and we'll begin with edward

c transit busses. i'm just upset because it's like i tried. i warned them like i've been through so much with my company because i knew this was gonna happen. i knew it. ktvu foxews. and a c transit released a statement to ktvu that says in part transits legal team is working with the alameda county district attorney's office and the sheriff's department to obtain a stay away order for the totality of our bus lines and facilities and to ensure the suspect is prosecuted to the full extent of the law, disabled people will soon have better access to small businesses and other facilities across the state. in san jose today, mayor sam liccardo and other local leaders gathered to celebrate the signing of the disabled access improvement grant program into law and also mark the 14th annual disability awareness day. the new law ensures that small businesses have access to funds to make accessibility related improvements. the bill was authored by south bay assembly member alex lee. he says a similar law in san jose can act as a model to inspire other cities to make improvements. was a successful disabled access improvement program is showing how it can be done as a mode

fox two news. you c berkeley student protesters marched through campus in solidarity with iranian and afghan students who are fighting for freedom. they called it a global day of action in support of the women in iran and afghanistan who are fighting against oppression in their countries. protesters were encouraged to where the colors of the iranian and afghan flags and many also painted the palm of their hand. red. somebody is blood and martyrdom in the colors of the flag as well. because iran and afghanistan they both have read as one of the main colors of our flags, so just to show our support with all these women who have been killed the demonstration was organized by uc berkeley's iranian students cultural organization as well as the afghan student association, one of the two potential verdict has been reached in the christian smart murder trial, a jury has decided on the paul flores case . that's the father of ruben flores flores is accused of killing kristin smart at cal poly and stan luis obispo

i think c-span is a perfect emblem of this because c-span is where people them together on different political alignments and when you get into the fox universeand msnbc universe there in separate worlds . my going back to different shows is an attempt to bring people together and bring the world that people on c-span to where they are. when we're out there with people in iowa and elsewhere. >> would you go back on tuckers show? >> i got a number of messages from supporters saying their parents for the first time , they wanted to see me on the show, they saw an ad. that alone made me a figure of interest.i think we're going to have to make moves like that ifwe're genuinely going to bring people of different alignments together . >> what struck me in the book was on a number of different decisions you kind of lay out your thinking and you would do pro versus con analysis. i noticed you gave the readers an assessment of the pros of turbulence, the cons of turbulence. when you were pitched to go on the show was there anyone in your universe, staff or family that was saying not to go onthe show and if so was their biggest concern ? >> i

c rt in medical schools. how dangerous. here to react, fox news contributor dr. marc siegel.t recitation to honor indigenous medicine. what's happened to the medical profession? >> that is a mess. let me tell you, will, indigenous medicine honoring the history of that would be one thing but starting to give out herbs rather than latest technology might actually influence patient care. the other thing i wonder s are they going to get rid of the white coat all together because it's a white coat? i was going to wear one this morning but i was afraid to wear it. i mean, they're going to change the color of it, i think. they're also committed to healing our planet. how about healing ourselves and healing our patients. the whole white coat ceremony was based on the hippocratic oath: do no harm, and the whole idea of being humble and being kind and having integrity. all of that really matters, and the ceremony is really important but when you start programming people of what they're supposed to say, by the way, will, there's no guarantee whatsoever that even if you mouth those words

c a dot gov. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now.here organizations and leaders fall into the trap of bending the rules. the question here is not how valuable of a basketball player this person is, but it's his behavior. now it's five shocking video here out of a closed practice. golden state warriors star draymond green caught on camera punching teammate jordan pool. the warriors say they were taking quote every legal course of action to discover how that video was made. public good evening and thanks for joining us, i'm cristina rendon and i'm alex savage. that scuffle comes just two months after the two of them were celebrating an nba championship. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us now live in the studio with that new video and also how the team is responding. brooks well just hours ago, the warriors responded directly to that video. the team's administration tells me it is investigating how this video got out and how it was obtained by tmz. as for discipline for draymond green, the warriors would only say any action is being kept priva

u c l a after that game will be fox college football extra, and we're staying in the pac 12 for the latee tomorrow night with lincoln riley's college football playoff hopefuls. number six. usc hosting also happening on saturday. a late night pac 12 battles we're talking about stanford hosting oregon state, oregon state snapped an 11 game losing streak against the cardinals with a win at home last season. although the beavers haven't won at stanford since 2006 both teams head into the game, looking for their first conference win of the season. and after a tough start to the year, stanford head coach david shaw spoke about what he expects from his team moving forward. routine has deficiencies. um but not knowing that there's things that we can adjust. there's also things that we can take out as coaches. um, some things that are guys can get better at some things that we just say you know what? you know, we spent some time doing this. we're not doing it. well let's emphasize what we're doing well, so that's kind of where we are making sure that we are putting the guys in position to be succ

c core. in a matter of seconds and our fox affiliate says the crook also stole another book down the street.> why you're crying? >> are you going? >> the world series. >> now he's living the dream to see his favorite team in baseball's biggest showdown. leading in game one against the houston astros, the bottom of the tenth inning. how about a little bit of spooky photo out of arizona but it looks like in alien it looks like this belongs to elon musk. what doesn't? this is actually a spacex falcon rocket launched in california, before its reusable booster landed in the pacific ocean. do you wonder where all the old buildings are. this is an old coal-fired plant in minnesota. imploded a century after it was built. the explosion toppled the smokestack and send a cloud of dust high in the air, the plant closed over a decade ago. a progress in the shots. the photographers the shot went 15 feet in the air. we are going to need a bigger vote. if you have a viral video to share, hit us up at trace gallagher or "fox news @ night" on social media. time to shine our friday night light on the highs and

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fox nation. >> hey, i spell it with a c. >> lawrence: tell us about the show. >> it is very exciting. ron johnson, kari lake, blake masters, a lot of senate gubernatorial candidates. it is fun to go back and forth because sean is out there and i watch all these town halls. it is just so fun to joust with the candidates because they are unequal in the ground all the time, lawrence, you get a different response when you talk to people in the battle. these candidates are out there. >> lawrence: and on the topics that matter. >> exactly, exactly right, thank you. >> ainsley: our country, you know, we have to help this country. it is wonderful that you are doing this so the voters to make wise decisions. >> steve: check it out on fox nation. thank you very much. >> appreciate it. >> steve: a quarter past the top of the hour and. >> ainsley: fox nation was smart to hire kayleigh. >> i was thinking carley is pregnant what? >> ainsley: and you were not wrong. [laughter] >> i got some more news, starting with new york city grandpa shoved onto the subway tracks getting emotional as he begs mayo

fox news. so youtube has reluctantly drawn lines with authoritative channels.ht so c-span's videos and cnn thestablished media companies are hiring search rankings to promote the more where there were pro- trump networks and would say we are not putting any of the videos on the recommendation system. viewers are finding this on their own. so oddly they went viral on facebook on the right we social network. so the t approaches doing they say is much as they can around down drinking any channels putting them difficulty but it is an incredibly problem for them to solve and maybe they can't. >> it is challenging but another area is how they work in other countries like russia and india are other environments where there is rules on certain speech and what you are allowed to say and with the beginning of the war in ukraine remains one of the few platforms allowed in russia. so can you talk about the song and dance youtube dozen other countries that doesn't have as wide of an allowance? >> that is probably the company's biggest challenge right now is not getting enough attention. and youtube's bigge

entire family of freedom works entities including a 501(c)(3) foundation andox to political action committees and published in an quoted by "fox news" "the wall street journal" "the new york times" the "washington post" forbes and the hill. he was not in the city as he is right now he can be found watching the cleveland browns. really?ig sorry about that. the cleveland browns. adam, welcome. >> thank you very much. [applause] because omaha was getting so much love i had to point out that john d rockefeller came from my hometown. see the congratulations adam. moving to her first question which is going to be the same for both of our guests and it's very simply why did you decide to write this book and we will start with you david. >> well first of all you couldn't put up business person and a less comfortable setting. i did want to we have a couple of other audience members here. steve moore the great economist and authors will and mark pao lettuce and in addition created -- they issued a terrific book that summarizes in his life to 30 hours of interviews that he did on video. this fabulous book. thank you for being here. i got

foxes. michael manual is in washington d c with the tails.m of fresh face on the bench and perhaps new controversy. even more eyes are on the court and its conservative majority after a blockbuster termed the last go around that overturned roe v. wade. this court is doing is actually returning issues to the democratic process rather than court control. the docket this year includes cases on voting rights, free speech and affirmative action. another precedent that could be on the chopping block. the high court will hear disputes over the race conscious admissions programs at harvard and u. n c. doing so is trying to benefit certain races . but it's a zero sum game, so it's hurting others. a group of asian american students say they're being unfairly discriminated against in the name of diversity. but first, the court kicks off its term with a case on the environment. and idaho couple has wanted to build a house for 15 years on land they own, but the epa says they need a permit. this case could hamstring the federal government's ability to regu

c boniface as a political earned. danny mary economist who writes under the pseudonym fleet street fox. she believes there's a reason why bars, johnson and rashly sou neck have not yet declared the kind of disease. both these men of failures, sumac lost over the san leadership race, and johnson was deposed very gloriously in a few weeks ago. so neither of them wants to announce their running unless they're certainly going to win. and the problem is that none of them really is certain they're going to in there is lots of talk about a possible meeting between them. but when you remember these 2 men actually detest each other. they do not get on. they don't see why johnson blamed soon act for his defense duration and seeing that blames bars. johnson for basically collapsing the government around him. almost. what's interesting is there's lots of talk about whether it should be bars, whether it shouldn't be bars. but most people in this country don't want bars, shall be prime minister. most people in this country, according to the surveys and the polls will never be a change of government.

family of freedomworks entities including a 501(c)(3) foundation, a issue activism effort political action committee. >> is been published and quarter by fox news the "wall street journal" the "new york times" the "washington post" for it and the hill. when he's not any suit as he is right now he can be found watching the cleveland browns, really? >> that's right. >> sorry about that. the cleveland browns with his wife jacqueline and son pierce. adam, welcome. >> thank you very much. [applause] and because omaha was good and so it's what i just have to point out that john d john d. rockefeller came from my hometown. >> congratulations, adam. [laughing] well, i'll move on to our first question which is going to be the same both of our guests and it is very simply why did you decide to write this book works we will start with you, david. >> first of all, you couldn't put a businessperson any less comfortable setting. we have a couple other officer, probably many remiss feel free to raise your hand. michael pack and mark who just an addition to the document that michael did created equal justice thomas in his own words and they just issued a

c-span washington journal on the anniversary. >> guest: there is a lot to that. i wonder if watergate would have happened differently if we had today's media environment, fox news would have been defending him, twitter would have been alive with the from of the cycle might have gone quicker, nixon might have been gone in 6 month or he might have survived. a lot of revisionist histories written about watergate will come to different conclusions about it. >> host: out of new york, good morning. >> caller: how are you doing today? it is great to hear about the have ari even though you can't see it but happy to hear things have gone well with that. what hasn't been talked about when it comes to the reagan presidency, is the chief of staff, and iran contra when it looked like a reagan was in big trouble especially with questions about his mental capacity. layout how consequential that was at the end of the reagan administration but i will hang up and listen to the answer. >> guest: interesting question. a complete answer would take a while because the chief of staff cycle in reagan's presidency is interesting. one reason reagan chose howard baker who retired from the sena

fox news madeline rivera has the latest from washington, d. c.motivated at all as election day quickly approaches, president biden is dismissing criticism that his latest move to release 15 million barrels of oil from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve is meant to sway voters . but polls show gas prices and inflation are likely to be top of mind for americans. and while the average cost for a gallon of gas has dropped from its peak over the summer, the president says they're not falling fast enough. the release completes the 180 million barrel drawdown the president authorized in the spring, sending the nation's emergency stockpile to its lowest level since 1984 politics with this national security asset that we have that's really developed and it really for a time of war that we need the energy. this is very dangerous. it's a dangerous policy with 400 million barrels left the bite administration argues the country's strategic reserve remains the largest in the world , and the president says he is committed to replenishing the supply once t

i noticed c-span, cnn, nbc, and fox, you now have palestinians to discuss their problems, what's goingm in israel. you have the american indigenous people and what's going on with them in this country today, and you never have on hawaiians and what's going on with them in hawaii with gentrification. it is always black and white, black-and-white. it is designed to keep us apart. if the media will leave black-and-white people alone, i think we will get along just fine. but if he did, we would come together and we would run this government better than what is going on right now. thank you. i am done. host: let's hear from sally in maryland, hyattsville, maryland. caller: hello. this is perfect following that last speaker because that is what i'm calling about two. the woman who called from the deep south said it's the media. i want to first say thank you to darrell davis -- daryl davis. it's great that your continuing to get people in conversation about racism, but also about politics. that is my comment about the media. i was a journalism major at iu, indiana university. i have been a lo

fox has to be. >> so tell us why you think it is a bad idea for c-span2 put cameras in congress and why it's bad forhe supreme court and if you want to dodge that and maybe the difference between transparency and accountability. >> first let me say i admire brian land and i admire his project and what c-span set out to do. this is such a privilege for me to be on this broadcast because i i watch it. this is a nice treat for me. now i think we can say the great book the red and the blue talks about newt gingrich in the one minute speech in thee house where no one is listening and they go to the floor. but then you go down with a thunderous denunciation because of the rulest congress sets for c-span you cannot tell that they are alone or that it is an empty chamber and they are not talking to anybody looks like it must be important. they are there on the floor of the house and must be important but it is not and in social psychology there is something like the socialen psychological version of the heisenberg principle that by observing something we change it. with the social psychology we talk about t

i cannot believe -- i finally realized that turnoff newsmax, turnoff fox, turn on c-span.l news. what scares me -- between the physician at the 1950's housewife, i just hope her husband was not sitting there telling her what to say or rooting her on. make america great again? it never was great? what is wrong with the 1960's? what is wrong with the era of the protests, of women's rights. i am a christian. men and women are one. there is no gender. there should be no difference there. i hope to see a woman president. my dad was a reporter and he told me something that i will never forget. he said read everything, watch everything, but do not believe everything you read and watch. get to know the editorials, get to know the real news, and then you can make an informed decision yourself to educate yourself. a lot of people do not even know how the government is run. they do not know what a legislature does. the lady scared me. host: we got your point. kelly, any final thoughts as we wrap up? guest: thank you to trish. one thing i tell my students is part of what we are trying

fox has to be. >> tell us why you think it's a bad idea for c-span2 put its cameras in congress and further why itre would be bad for the supreme court, and if you want to dodge all that may be the difference between transparency and accountability. >> i admire brian lamb and i love his project and will to c-span set out to do. by the way, i love the other content on c-span. this is such a privilege for me to be on this broadcast because i watch it and i think it's cool. this is a nice treat for me. he's an american hero let's just say that for the record. you can read about this in the book. he talks about how the one minute speech is in the house where l no one is listening and they go down to the floor. you go down to give a thunderous denunciation and because of the rules congress had on c-span you can tell that they are alone. they are not talking to anybody. it looks like they are saying something that mustim be important. they are there on the floor of the house. in the social psychology there is physicalhe psychological version of the heisenberg principle. the hawthorne works they were doing

. >> fox along with these television companies support c-span 2 as a public service. >> good evening,me is -- i am the chair of the harvard conservancy of the national parks. we oversee a lot of our federal monuments, with the exception of the statue of liberty and ellis island. they have their own conservancy. but it is within our region. we have amazing monuments. including this crown jewel called federal hall. this evening i'm joined by two board members of our board of directors, former congressman steve israel. come on, steve. >> [applause] >> my dear friend and one of the great form under former republican chairs of new york, ed cox. >> you see, like the former members of congress, are where board is a bipartisan board made up of people from both political parties, all walks of life. that is what new york represented when we formed this great nation in a building that is not the original federal hall, the original federal hall was a wooden building that basically lasted through 1812 and then was demolished. he was serving as the city hall of what was then new york. ironically, i

fox business. apple says it plans to switch over to a usb c charging ports for future iphones the changes in responsen union law mandating electronic devices share a charging standard by 2024 to cut down on waste. currently apple's iphone only takes the company's lightning charger. however the only item new iphone buyers will have to swap out is the cable that connects the charger to the phone. san francisco's bayview district now has a new supermarket. ktvu is christian captain reports the new lucky bayview store on third street could help alleviate what some call a food desert in the neighborhood. just minutes after opening its doors, customers flooded into the lucky bayview supermarket on third street in san francisco, showing the pent up demand for grocery store april. spears is a neighbor and restaurateur in the bayview restaurants cafe in my lucky sandwich today, my first purchase here at lucky's says this lucky supermarket is a welcome addition. i am an expecting mother and i have a two year old so fresh food, of course, is at the top of my list, and we're always shopping so and i can just com

c cape cod. this is becoming worse. the good news is that thanks to bill melugin, fox news, all of us who are keeping a spotlight on it,derstand that, yes, 80 terrorists have come into the country, they were on the terrorist watch list. they came right through, through you the open border. imagine the ones we don't know about since we do know up to 1 m million got-aways have also been let in. we see them on surveillance cameras. we're talking about this this morning with ohio congressman mike turner, the ranking pee member on the intelligent -- ranking member on the intelligence committee and we year in in on two systems of justice at the fbi. we have breaking news from carter page. he wants to know why the doj and fbi were t paying igor dan chen- danchenko, the source of the dossier, he told them it was never true in january of 2017. he was being paid by the fbi from march 2017 to october 2020. now carter page wants his dismissed lawsuit overturned with the news information. we'll talk about the discrimination that ian did not make but the white house is making. can you imagine they're doling out aid based on equity a

fox. we might talk a little about that later. msnbc's cnbc, c-span. he's worked at the athens editor national journal, editor in chief of the standard, and he also authored a book which we will talk about a little bit in 2009 called cheney the untold story of america's most powerful and controversial vice president. so before we get into the meat of the panel, this is, you know, politics being what it is now. i've asked by the organizers of the book festival to read a brief disclaimer this won't take me just a second, but i think it's important. just everybody kind of knows are the ground is on behalf mississippi book festivals board its staff it's in sponsors. we welcome you to this discussion the political media or as i like call it, the state of the state of the state we are in. so here are the disclaimers. this is an event, ideas and controversial themes and, topics that touch us all will and should be discussed. the following words or phrases may be invoked or inserted. the moderator or panelist, without warning at any time, including but not lim