a hi, carly. i think there is little chance.inflation and we have not seen inflation company up much more but coming down is a different issue. it is easy to bring it up but a lot stickier come a lot stickier, a lot more difficult to see crisis come down. so i suspect a high number through the end of the year. >> carley: speaking of polls, here is a new win 28% approved how president biden is handling in inflation in 70% disapprove. one of the things we are learning the biden administration is considering is cutting tariffs on chinese imports. so i guess the real question there, with that benefit our economy more or would it benefit china's? >> it is a great question and the answer is both. without understanding the politics of it, which i certainly don't, the economics are pretty simple. if you cut tariffs, the price comes down for consumers. but as you said, carly, that is good for the producers. in an ideal world we wouldn't have free float of trade but you and i know countries don't play by the same rules that we play by. ta

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sell that and be aware that i disagree with carly on oil.nk there are reasons why we are not producing as much as i was told we would. the reason commodities boom is not long for the world. it is time to be prepared because things can get ugly fast if there is too much complacency. watch more mad money including my exclusive with paychex. we will talk to the co. then i am putting the negativity in the context and sharing if it is overdone. we will have your calls and rapidfire lightning round. stay with cramer. >>> all right. things were looking up until a couple of months ago. this paycheck processor and human capital services provider was strong in the market. it has pulled back lately due to recession and mass layoffs. when paychex reported a really good quarter , the stock might rebound i thought. it looks like i was too optimistic. the pace of small-business job growth slowed and everything else was going right like the fact that they have seen no sign of a recession. this could be a buying opportunity. let's check in with marty to get

todd, carly? >> what's the latest with the victims? >> a fourth-grader what she saw inside the classroom as a first funerals are held for the 21 victims, including 10-year-old mikey rodriguez and emma read gars outcome of the girl held a hero for trying to call for help. >> my friend, she started to call with her phone on. when they did that, set up things, and my teacher, she no who garcia was. and he shot my friend, and my teacher, after that he said good night and started shooting everybody. >> the funeral for teacher irma garcia and her husband joe who died of a heart attack will be held today. the funerals were jose flores jr. and maria bravo. and for the first time, hero off-duty agent described how he was getting a haircut when his wife, a teacher, texted that an active shooter was on campus. >> as i went in, i saw a whole bunch of kids running out, running off campus. jumping through the windows. cops breaking windows. complete chaos, pretty much. >> the gunman's grandmother who reportedly worked as a teacher's aide has been up

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. >> emily: carlie, a good point. the poland cleanup came within minutes. not enough time to get an okay by the president. he's barely off the stage. my thing is, sure, the president makes a mistake, what you do, you go to your boss and you say how do we fix this. you don't go and clean up his messes because you yourself are acting as president. raymond, there's this though. nbc covering for biden. here they go. any assessment of biden's performance needs to take into account the epic challenges that he faces from the start. they came in with the most daunting set of challenges since f.d.r. only to be hit by a perfect storm crises from ukraine to inflation to the supply chain to baby formula. chris whipple, an author of a book about chiefs of staffs. he says what is next? locust. biden wonders the same thing. i feel this kind of reporting for president trump when he dealt with once in a generation pandemic. >> yeah, well, it does feel biblical. i'll give them that. the question is what is the source of this. 80s reboots are all the rage right now. this feel

jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >> happy birthday, carly! >> good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern. i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin another week with another string of deadly mass shoots. as the epidemic continues across the country philadelphia, chattanooga, phoenix, chicago. just some of the city that is saw shootings over the weekend as families continue to grieve the 21 lives taken in the texas massacre. we'll ask congressman colin allred what more can be done at the federal level. in ukraine, russia striking kyiv with missiles for the first time in weeks. we'll take you live to ukraine. >>> also this hour, new detailing around the fatal shooting of a retired wisconsin judge. police say the suspect was planning others. >>> this morning marks the beginning of the summit of the americas as the white house confirms the leaders from cuba, nicaragua and venezuela will not be invited. the president of mexico said he won't be going then. >>> we begin this very busy hour with the kase lating gun violence crisis across the u.s. at least 12 people were

carly y mercedes se acaban de enterar, dos aÑos despuÉs de un noviazgo que podrÍan ser hermanas, luegodÍas de violentas protestas al punto de que el presidente guillermo lazo dice que la democracia estÁ en serio riesgo y que no acepta las condiciones que le exigen. quienes estÁn enfrentando a la policÍa y cuÁl es su origen? yo te explico. ♪ ♪ ♪ borja: vamos a ver si logramos explicarlo. las protestas son encabezadas por los indÍgenas del grupo conaiaie que exigen reformas econÓmicas ante un alto costo de la vida. reclama mÁs control en los precios del combustible que se han duplicado desde 2020, tambiÉn exigen mÁs presupuesto para salud y educaciÓn. en un intento por calmar los Ánimos, el presidente subiÓ el subsidio mensual para estas familias mÁs pobres de 50$ a $55 mensuales, le subiÓ cinco dÓlares. pero no ha surgido el efecto esperado y las protestas continÚan. aquÍ lo vamos a monitorear. carolina: mientras tanto, el santo padre francisco estÁ rezando por las vÍctimas del terremoto en afganistÁn en particular por los que han perdido la vida, los familiares. asÍ lo anunciÓ en la au

jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. >> happy birthday, carly!. i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin another week with another string of deadly mass shoots. as the epidemic continues across

the heads of government from commonwealth countries are missing and rwanda's capital key. carly, it brings together the groups of $54.00 member states, most of which are former british colonies topping the agenda is the food security crisis and poverty triggered by the war in ukraine, as well as climate change and immigration. but critics are wondering if the commonwealth is still relevant to w's. thomas enter has more. it's one, this time to shine. hosting this shoot international event is a big deal for the country. roads have been cleaned, buildings painted, and over $10000000.00 have been spent on infrastructure. even beckers street children and the homeless have been removed. oh, a local street party is on and many in the capital kigali see the summit as an opportunity. oh, business wise, yet when it says deliver from different countries, what i know for one was in the countries they were gone of above his eye and rhonda recommended to them. we discuss this recent business. what am we had all i guess from different countries. wish i get job opportunities to the youth because all the c

he w. net. carly, who we just saw there, takes a look now at whether weapons applied to your grade by the west or helping to turn the battle in ukraine's favor. these american built rocket launchers, a key of new pride and joy, finally delivered after months of increasingly desperate requests and able to hit targets, 80 kilometers away with greater accuracy than any artillery ukraine or russia for that matter currently have in their arsenals. that means ukraine can now hit russian positions that fear of return. fire is only one problem. ukraine has 4 of them. for mostly though, this war is still being fought with tactics that haven't changed significantly since world war 2. much of the equipment is more than 50 years old, except the russia has a lot more of it. and ukraine is starting to run out of ammunition. ukraine says the russians have 10. how it's, as for each of there's western intelligence sauces, put the number somewhat lower, but agree key of is hopelessly outgunned or that these ukraine, unable to hope to do much more. the slow down the russian advance results. though a cle

the military recruitment program spread across multiple states. carly young recruits automatically offered a perm and role, but under the new policy, they'll be let go from the military, off to 4 years without a pension or benefits of natal reports on this. now, from the deli angry protests, set the strain on file across india. some had vandalized ation block roads and torture boxes demanding the government withdraw the new recruitment policy for the military. 9 times a lot, exams have been postponed at least 9 times since march 2020. now this exams will be canceled because of the new scheme. why are they executing the scheme? what will be due after 4 years of service? and you'll find that those who are medical in because it can, if it should be examined again. and the order of recruitment should be started. we completely object to the tour of duty real pickles. india has one of the largest military in the world. it employs nearly one and a half 1000000 people. a new recruitment policy is to bring down the average age of soldiers from 32 to 26. and reduce expenditure on salaries. soldiers

w. net carly reports tonight from the front lines in the southern mikayla region where ukrainian forces are struggling to keep russian troops at bay. russia may be making gains in the dawn best, but it's a different story here. 600 kilometers to the southwestern mich alive. ukraine is pushing russian forces out of villages like these to closing in on the russian occupied city of hudson b, ukrainian commanders where their advance comrade of steam be stopped or even reversed. after more than a 100 days of relentless fighting, their supplies, weapons, and ammunition running dangerously low notice. but we meet victor and his crew some way behind the front lines. when will broke out, they were all working abroad. all of them decided to give up their lives in safety, in poland and germany, to return home to fight. victor found the little had changed since his time is a recruit and the soviet army decades earlier. well, thought jackson can 1st of the this, how it is just old little it's way past his prime little 1000000000. we be making the most of it. but what can you expect from a weapon bui

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people should instead direct energy to electoral change this weekend is going to be i think carly celebrationy expression of rage talk to like alex limburg said they were happy to come together during such an emotional time. first fight since 2019 since the world changed, but you know, there's definitely a lot of hesitation to i've heard rumblings of proud boys downtown and i've heard, you know, there's obviously the supreme court decision today was devastating for everyone. attendees said their rights are under attack, citing recent events like bans on transgender athletes, bathroom bills and here in the bay area. protesters crashing drag queens story hour and san lorenzo were both under attack by the same group of conservative far right forces, merle said the trans march and even the weekend parade may feel more like a protest. back in a w of unity, big part of being a quitter and trans is love, and that making our voices heard and standing up for each other is love and action in san francisco . i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. and fried facilities are already underway in oakland,

and i always appreciate carly start out with plenty of land. let me read you a few headlines. they won't surprise you, or george, or our viewers are considering our coverage of what's going on in ukraine over the last few months. ukraine, ukraine's at risk of losing war with russia military official. that's from newsweek . a shortage of our, of tillery ammunition saps ukrainian frontline. well, that's new york times. we're almost out of ammunition and relying on western arms as you graham. it's the guardian ukraine is running out of ammunition as prospects on the battlefield. washington post, i could go on and on. but my point in mentioning this one is the narrative is changing, the coverage is changing, but not the policy. so how do you square that? was a good question, i guess because the media has been selling this as a ukrainian victory for so long and i agree this is very also, i think he's been obvious, at least since april that this war for them possibly is or so. so with that being said, they've been selling this for so long now, and then at some point in your reality

about the same as a carly year road through ingrafila. i'm gonzales yelling out from before corona up to 10 cruise ships sailed into venice each day. and up to 20000 tourists went ashore. not only to these giant vessels admit vast quantities of pollutants, their wakes also damage the foundations of local buildings, most of which are built on wooden piles. companies still use venice as the highlight of their cruises, sailing past st. mark's square at daybreak. it's like something out of a fairy tale. but venice itself doesn't profit much from this kind of tourism. the docking fees go to rome, and the passengers eat and sleep on board. and some tour operators report their earnings in tax havens like panama. but venice is head of tourism is still glad to see visitors returning. ah, the remington hatchet? i for mother at last, there is life in the city again after a difficult here. people here can again lead normal lives. and many of them have been hard head that was done before the pandemic venice was overrun with tourists 30000000 each year

he's tearing it up with this movie, carlie. >> martha: yeah, doing his own stunts, too.d at the rotten tomatoes score for this movie. it got a 99%. i was thinking who is the one guy that doesn't like this movie? you answered that question for me. the reviewer. i don't think this movie needs -- doesn't need to be psycho analyzed to that level. the appeal of it is it's a simple plot. america good, enemy bad. america has helped more countries than any other nation on the planet. it's good to see that reflected in a movie. it is something that we don't see enough. so kudos to tom cruise and also everybody for enjoying this movie. this came out at a really important time. you know, there's a reason that its made $300 million at the box office. it's a simple plot. people like fighter jets and people like abs, too. it highlights that as well. >> martha: i'm not giving anything away but part of it is that they're taking out an iranian nuclear facility that is about to go online. that is the basic part of this plot, tomi. it strikes me that it really is across the board for the m

. >> harris: carlie?there's all of these articles being written right now from liberal media outlets, "the new york times," the atlantic, saying president biden is too old, don't run in 2024. think this is more a media bias story from 2021 than a president biden story. he's not changed. he's always struggled. just remember the debates. like you said, the only thing that is different now is that the media is looking for a replacement. they recognize that biden has served his purpose, he -- now they're looking for somebody else. jim clyburn said as much when he said on cnn, president biden did a good thing in getting us through a rough patch. now kamala harris wants to run, i would support her. so president biden is clearly -- he's always been a place holder. the problem is who will be the permanent candidate. they don't really have anybody. i think the best thing that could happen for the democratic party is if somebody outside washington runs, maybe a mark cuban or some centrist democrat. >> harris: is th

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which juneteenth is almost becoming a second black history month, san jose state university archivist carlythree years researching the black experience at the college prior to the 19 sixties. the black spartans exhibits highlight students and their stories such as lucy turner. she was the first african american to attend and graduate from sjs you known as the normal college back then. in 19 oh, seven and palo alto in william holden, a poet, orator and aviator. he attended the school from 1935 to 1941. there is some comfort. for me and knowing that there were other black people here before me. and so that was part of my desire to do. an exhibit like this exhibit was originally on display inside the mlk library during black history month, but the celebration of juneteenth gave it new life, prompting expansion. off campus to city libraries around san jose celebrated because we're celebrating the founding theme of america, which is freedom, it's important for americans. to celebrate freedom any chance they get in as many ways as possible, according to africana studies expert ducting and naji ja

thank you. carly, thanks very much with regard to the food situation. a couple of things. first, we are dealing with what is a global food insecurity challenge and even crisis. preexisting conditions covered climate and now conflict. all of these together has helped create a perfect storm where food, particularly from some of the bread baskets for the world, ukraine, russia itself, are not available because of russia's aggression. ah, and is this the result as well? prices have gone up for the food that is available. and we had a situation where a couple of years ago, there were roughly a 100000000 people who were food insecure around the world before the russian aggression over the last couple of years. that's gone up to about 160000000. now an additional $40000000.00 people by expert accounts are likely to be food and secure as a result directly of the the russian aggression. because to your point, what's happening is this. there are roughly 20 to 25000000 tons of grain that are sitting in silos near russian printing ports. you know, doesn't that can't even be moved to s

which juneteenth is almost becoming a second black history month, san jose state university archivist carlypent three years researching the black experience at the college prior to the 19 sixties. the black spartans exhibits highlight students and their stories such as lucy turner. she was the first african american to attend and graduate from sjs you known as the normal college back then. in 19 oh, seven and palo alto in william holden, a poet, orator and aviator. he attended the school from 1935 to 1941. there is some comfort. for me and knowing that there were other black people here before me. and so that was part of my desire to do. an exhibit like this exhibit was originally on display inside the mlk library during black history month, but the celebration of juneteenth gave it new life, prompting expansion. off campus to city libraries around san jose celebrated because we're celebrating the founding theme of america, which is freedom, it's important for americans. to celebrate freedom any chance they get in as many ways as possible, according to africana studies expert dr naji jackso

madeline and carly. >> i remember she pretty much said be nice to people.am going to be nice to people. >> because she was nice to everybody. >> yeah, she was. >> she would always play games with us in our backyard and take us to all of these fun places. she was just a fun person to be around. >> but even as busy parents, dan and michelle always planned a date night every other monday. memorial day 2012 was no exception. how was she that night? happy? >> absolutely. >> normal? >> uh-huh, normal. >> the next morning, michelle got up to go to thermo fisher for the early morning shift. dan had the day off and stayed home. >> she wakes me up, kisses me good-bye, says i love you and went to work. >> and that was the last you saw of her? >> the last i saw of her. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> at 5:53 a. m. a security camera captured michelle's car as it arrived at the parking lot. she stopped by the warehouse's time clock and headed upstairs to her office. about an hour later, a supervisor named ed noticed a big stain on the upstairs hallway carpet. he started looking arounded the ar

which juneteenth is almost becoming a second black history month, san jose state university archivist carlypent three years researching the black experience at the college prior to the 19 sixties. the black spartans exhibits highlight students and their stories such as lucy turner. she was the first african american to attend and graduate from sjs you known as the normal college back then. in 19 oh, seven and palo alto in william holden, a poet, orator and aviator. he attended the school from 1935 to 1941. there is some comfort. for me and knowing that there were other black people here before me. and so that was part of my desire to do. an exhibit like this exhibit was originally on display inside the mlk library during black history month, but the celebration of juneteenth gave it new life, prompting expansion. off campus to city libraries around san jose celebrated because we're celebrating the founding theme of america, which is freedom, it's important for americans. to celebrate freedom any chance they get in as many ways as possible, according to africana studies expert dr naji jackso

joining me slatestone wealth chief market strategist, kenny pole carly.t to show you something. we talk about what will be capitulation. this is destruction. largest destruction of wealth. we're in the middle of it. $15 trillion was more than the pandemic, more than the great financial crisis. more than the tech bubble. at what point is this enough pain? >> i think we're getting there. you didn't talk about the cryptocurrency destruction. another 2 trillion. we're getting to the point feels like there about to throw everything out the window. that is when you know the capitulation is here. charles: what do you say to people who want to sell right now? if you have a great stock, people are asking me why are we holding certain stocks? you know, they don't understand, it's a game. if you sell at a loss, already down 40%. >> right. charles: how long does it take to get it back? >> listen, it is all the names that are in the portfolio, right? charles: right. >> great names are down 30%. those are strong, diversified fundamentally good names. they're going to b

then -- >> that's carly in a lawyer this morning. the former president speaking out in the form of a 12 page rebuttal to the testimony that's been presented so far by that house select committee, issuing that through his save america pack. this is the story on it from the hill newspaper, saying that democrats are seeking to distract from a series of domestic issues facing the country. 17 months after the events of january 6th, democrats are unable to offer a solution. solutions. the former president, said. they are desperate to change the narrative of a failing nation without even making mention of the havoc and death caused by the radical left just months earlier. make no mistake, the former president said, they control the government, they own this disaster, they're hoping that these hearings will somehow alter the feeling prospects. former president trump, his rebuttal yesterday. beverley in wyoming, nine for democrats, good morning. >> good morning. c-span. i just can't believe these people would go on defending a man, president

. >> i do see even amongst my own voice for both here i will see david is 18 and carly is 25. there like now tell our birthdays. you're like 25. i was there. my girls just had their birthday. >> your pointing. >> they are slightly skeptical both of their own views and also of what they read online and i think that's a really healthy attitude. >> two of my kids, their 16. 16 and 19. the older ones. the others can't read yet although i had a big argument . you think that maybe northmoor. the baby can'tread, rick . her tell is she thinks her baby can read. i'm like okay. they always have the same thing, this idea that young people are more critical of believing anything online . >> in the book there's really interesting research on something called presumptive which is about teaching people how the sausage is made so that they can recognize the elements of the iconspiracy theory and they'r less likely to share it and more likely to report . and it's harder to share it. there's a lot of thingsyou want to do . >> i love that. that's a study done out of cambridge and i think that's

. >> now it's time for news with carly. >> good morning.ishment of more than 25 years to the crime. a state of emergency in southern austria, two people are dead after two rivers burns their banks causing mudslides. at least two others are missing in a town near the border. more than 7000 are without electricity. local media reports some people are trapped this their homes in areas where the roads are currently washed out. in san diego people wondering what is going on. multiple floating lights were seen off the coast on monday. it can be seen across the border in tijuana, mexico but the mystery is now over. the coast guard telling a local news outlet the lights are flares fired from a ship during a military exercise. those are your headlines. >> although, they did look like those drones that you showed earlier in the show. >> that's right. the patriotic drones >> i've been in informed by any dad that double eagle is under par and not four. >> we all make mistakes, honey. don't worry about it. >> except me. >> brian is perfect, carly. once

. >> carly, have some headlines for us. >> i do.ormation leading to the arrest in this weekend's deadly shootout on south street. police have not released name of the individual. but he's described as armed and dangerous. two suspects are already in custody. the shooting saturday night left three dead and 12 injured. >> former olympic gym any are among 90 sexual assault victims seeking more than $1 billion of damages. the claimants say the bureau was aware of abuse allegations against sports doctor larry nassau in 2015 but they failed to act leading him to target other athletes. he was sentenced to 60 years in federal prison. under federal law, a government agency has six months to respond to the tort claims filed today and lawsuits can follow based on the sbi's response. >> a group of private equity firms hitting the pause button on for elon musk. it comes after he threats to back out of the $44 billion deal. he says the social media giant is refusing an outside analysis of the number of spam accounts on the platform. musk is calli

but, carly sellers has been a friend of mine for probably 15 years now. he's a very, i think, by anyone's standard, progressive commentator on cnn. >> i didn't think he was progressive. [laughs] >> for south carolina, he's pretty progressive. but, i have never had a crossword. we've just decided, friendship. look, he is never going to vote for me, but then again he should not. he shouldn't vote for me, and i shouldn't vote for him. but, you can get along with someone, and you can't support them. something happened to him recently, and i texted him, and i said, i am thinking about you. he's made the mistake of supporting me publicly, which was a dumb thing for him to do. but, he did it anyway. pick people that you think are worthy of your trust as opposed to institutions. >> if you wonder on this point, so much of our national political dialogue is being driven by media outlets that are either new york or d.c. based. you are seeing local press, even in metropolitan areas. especially in rural areas, local press around the country, really taking the shorts,

. >> steve: quite a shock, thank you, carly. people in the seats for filing in. we will bring that to you what happens live. sfaction on my 32 years of active duty. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who have served, they'e been in leadership positions, they're willing to put their life on the line if necessary and they come to us and they say, "i need some financial help at this point in time." they're not looking for a hand out, they're looking for a little hand up. my team at newday usa is going to do everything we possibly can to make sure that veteran gets that loan. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccin

. >> is there anything in carly's size?tions on the show. >> thank you very much. >> steve: utilities people, you and i can wrap. because i love this. >> brian: that was your toss. >> that is my toss. i will take it away from here. good to see you laura, and everybody else without fox news alert. a powerful earthquake hitting southeast afghanistan leaving at least 1,000 people dead. also reported injured. new videos showing some of the devastation in the region. the 5.9 magnitude quake striking about 30 miles southwest of the city. that's right near the border with pakistan. in a net to the crisis at our southern border. from the last three administrations are pushing the white house to be impartial in its review of border agents falsely accused of equipping migrants as punishments could come down soon. in a letter to dhs secretary, those officials saying "we collectively believe and point out that the statements made by the president and vice president predictably prejudge the desired outcome of the investigation and may t

carly is joining us praying that we would eventually get to her. >> you speak for so many americans.-old daughter pictured here in a tweet from february. there are not a lot of details on how she passed away yesterday morning. releasing a statement asking for privacy during this heartbreaking time. we are all praying for you and your family. onto a fox weather alert, sirens ring out at wrigley field as a tornado warning was issued in the chicago area yesterday. the severe weather delaying a game underway between the cubs and the padres and grounding planes at o'hare airport. at storm system reportedly bringing winds up to 90 miles per hour leaving more than 40,000 people without power as of this morning. a writer's cafe in japan doesn't allow customers to go home until they get their deadline. the owner says, it helps maintain a focus and tense atmosphere. dana perino sharing her thoughts last night. >> why offers three levels of supervision. leaving customers alone, approaching them every hour, and standing behind them and watching them work. that's also known as economy. >> shots f

. >> thanks, carly. >> house republicans are slamming dhs having tools go to waste while taxpayers already is so important because we have heard joe biden talk about the smart technology at our southern border and we've got a lot of it, but we're not using it, are we? >> that's so true. i personally went down to the sector southern border of our texas and other parts of our southern border three times and i've seen it myself. they have use fiber optic sensors to apprehend those migrants that are crossing our border and we also was able to apprehend elicit activity such as of drug trafficking that's taking place. so now i know there are technologies that are helping to apprehend migrants, but our government and our administration is not doing it. so my colleague and i and many others have written letters to the department homeland security to demand some answers as to what type of technology are not being used when we already spent so much funds to procure those and other resources that we have. deploy them. get the control back of our southern border. >> sure. >> yes. >> and you want to kn

. >> brian: carly, thank you. >> you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile president biden missing an opportunitymore solar panels. we must never forget their service and sacrifice in defense of freedom. we must strive every day to live up to the ideals they fought to defend. >> ainsley: the note came after fox news reached out and it was already june 7th in normandy with the time change difference. norman hunter is here to react. >> good to see you guys. you know it is, brian. is the kind of thing you put in your outlet calendar five years before that and it pops up in the middle of the night your mind in the morning. this is simple, simple stuff. they also neglected to do it a year ago. you see the pattern right now. i think there might be something to this about the 8:45:00 p.m. tweet. we were emailed a lot throughout the network estimate that this was so missing. you wonder whether or not to meet the deadline to have an on june 7th, 345 in the morning in france time. >> brian: joe biden morn in november of 1942 surveys 18 months old when the d-day occurs. for an american like joe biden, how m

they were given this task by an action, and the command was given by their so-called voichik koklin carlys it. oh wow. listen, i understand correctly. i just remember, here we are all the last days, unfortunately, the last weeks we have been discussing the shelling. naturally, for donetsk, we have already learned the names of the districts, we even know some streets of the petrovsky kuibyshevsky kievsky kirovsky district, we know them exactly, because they constantly fly in, but i have heard leninsky in this context in recent days, at least for the first time. the geography of shelling yes, expanding expanding. i'll say more in petro on monday people who lived, probably live in the petrovsky district, wrote a farewell message to their relatives. e in the city center. uh, that is, the petrovsky district was so dubbed that people simply understood that they would just kill them all now anyway. that is, you understand, i will tell you, as it is, what people say. this needs to be finished. maybe there is an operation in the fourth place and such a number of dead people in donetsk. i understan