charlie.answer is no. >> greg: you never did any kind of talent show in high school, grade school? >> charlie: no. my grandmother would dress us up in colonial outfits. >> shannon: your childhood. >> kennedy: that was like last week. >> greg: that's hilarious. >> charlie: but that's not a talent. >> jessica: fancy dress appeared >> greg: it is a colonial fetish. shannon? >> shannon: only if you count the finals of miss america 1990. >> greg: that's a talent show. what was your talent? >> shannon: i played -- >> greg: oh, wow. it was last century, literally. >> greg: jessica, talent show? >> jessica: no. i didn't want to participate in most things, so i probably cried my way out of it. no talent show, but i did sports stuff. >> greg: don't try to change the subject. typical liberal appeared kennedy? >> kennedy: eighth grade, we did a lip-sync, me and my best friend. >> greg: i did eighth grade game show called "up your income." i wore my mom's wig. she had a wake and i wore it. and at the end i

hey, charlie.bout, you know, everybody knows and loves all the stuff that you all do -- [laughter] tell us about this next season. >> you know, it was crazy, we went to wyoming, montana, north carolina and then mississippi, and then we went to new york, right north of where you are -- [laughter] and stumbled up on a jesuit mission that was built in 1600s -- >> yep. >> and so they were doing a mission with a native american tribe -- what was the name? >> the iroquois. >> it was incredible. actually, the family that invited us, i don't know, 12, 13 kids -- >> they did. i think 12 kids. >> and all of 'em's name began with the letter w, which was interesting. [laughter] so really that's what we did. i mean, we meet these families across america who would just say come find our treasure. and the place in new york was actually after they had the professionals come in which proved to us you're never going to find all. charlie: yeah, exactly. >> so it was fantastic. charlie: it's interesting, we do a lot o

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charlie: amazing and probably true. talking to people do get a sense from the broader group of supporters that they are concerned about where the party is right now or are they pretty locked-in. >> there pretty locked-in. it's important to note the crowd size a few hundred supporters a far different story a week ago when i was in chesapeake virginia with 10000 supporters for donald trump window walk a mile to get in because the line of cars stretched for miles, this we had no trouble getting in and most of the people seem fairly prescreened and able to walk around it interview most of them and a lot of them said the same thing there behind joe biden 100% when i asked about, here is taking over they said only a positive biden chooses to get out of the race. tomi: tomi lahren, talking with supporters about their excitement for the president or the vice president. have you heard any of the supporters float any other names like a california governor gavin newsom, anybody making those murmurs or suggestion amongst the couple

charlie? >> charlie: it's basic gratitude. that is a key part of all of the religions of abraham.y is a cornerstone of christianity. you know, what you said a minute ago, pete, is exactly right. the reason this was so unifying is because the platform is a very simple platform. it's about the economy, it's about the border and it's about peace around the world. the idea is that if you focus on those things, it's for all people. it doesn't matter. for some reason you have these whack jobs on msnbc that want to make everything all about race. i don't understand that. i don't understand why we have such low standards for them that we allowed them to talk about race all the time. to be just blatantly racist and everybody is like okay, that's fine. that's what joy reid does. how appalling is that? >> pete: do you have your joy reid decoder ring, jessica? >> jessica: i lost it on the flight at the crack of dawn this morning. >> pete: it's one thing to make a critique, which you did. a lot of us took issue with that. it's another thing to sling this kind of stuff. >> jessica: yeah, you ha

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charlie: it is they are.of the summer olympics games following yesterday's opening ceremony in paris. ainsley: we have a look at the big moments. >> reporter: today's lineup offers several opportunities for team usa to go to the gold both in and out of the pool but the team certainly got soaked yesterday during the rainy opening ceremony, the first in history to take place outside of a stadium, during the spectacle celebrating all things french, athletes from 5 continents down the river for the parade of nations and it went off without a hitch thanks to increased security measures and lady gaga was featured in a prerecorded musical appearance rounded by pink feathers and a cabaret tribute long the river but stealing the show, celine dion's surprise appearance atop the eiffel tower, this was the french canadians first performance in four years, triumphant return after revealing her diagnosis two years ago. ♪ ainsley: they didn't let the rain remove their moment. lebron james, official flag bears raise the amer

charlie over to you.carley assassination attempt won't stop trump from holding outdoor rallying confirming this yesterday. and thanking grateful for supporters who keep showing up. >> they stood up and they were looking right because they wanted to help secret service. and they wanted to help the police. they wanted to find out who that guy was so i thank that whole crowd. charlie: what security steps does the secret service need to take moving forward? let's ask retired secret service agent jeff james mr. james thanks for joining us this morning. >> how are you charlie? charlie: these rallies are massive and present pretty unique problems in and of themselves what are the security steps they have to take to make them more secure? >> over the last two weeks these are the hardest things i did in the 22-year career big ever changing outdoor events and the problem you have with it is sight lights go off for thousands of yards like we saw in butler, pennsylvania. you could look around and just see dozens of h

>> charlie. little charlie. >> anthony: all right, charlie. already at 17 months old? [ laughter ] >> he is kind of like a little prodigy baby, yeah. >> anthony: okay, all right. >> so we got him into this soccer camp, and we brought him. they were oh, he has to be 18 months old. i'm like, whatever, i'm bringing him. because he's really good, right? really good for a 17-month-old. [ laughter ] let's not get it twisted, right? but i bring him onto the field and these kids are thumbs up their asses -- excuse me, pardon me. not talking down on any babies. [ laughter ] but they're just not up to par, you know what i'm saying? so he is slaying it. he took six soccer balls, i swear to god, he took six soccer balls and he loves to say goel, and it's the cutest thing in the world. he kicks, boom, one, two, three, for four, five, six. the coaches are i think he needs to go with the 2-year-olds. i was like, ya think? [ laughter ] look at these kids! i mean, my son needs a challenge. [ laughter ] >> anthony: okay, okay. i like that. a proud mother. speak

tony kushner did not lobby for that charm charlie cushion who demanded that job. ron determining what's an illegal quid pro quo versus just shady politics can honestly be difficult but what's clear is that kushner bank rolled my grevy's campaign people were right to be concerned about any potential conflict of interest. >> and when the new jersey state senate summoned charles kushner to explain himself he backed down instead almost nobody noticed except for this guy us attorney chris christie, after looking more closely at why questioner might have turned down the plum gig in order to not have to testify. chris christie discovered that not only did kushner funnel as suspicious amount of money to my grevy's campaign the way he had donated to certain campaigns was illegal if you are corrupting our political system, this office will bring you to justice charlie kushner violated fundamental principles of political giving he would give money in the names of other people if you are jim a gravy and you want money, this is a very beneficial practice because it wasn't just

charlie: thank you trey.ley: bring in shannon bream to talk about all of this and news this morning. and shannon we're at a situation where the war on israel is now one of our top stories, again, and now we're dealing with joe biden who is a lame duck president and everybody is looking to see how kamala harris responds to this. shannon: people always feel a sense of worry or heightened concern during a time of transition now that we know that president biden is going to be a lame duck president he's got six months left with a very ambitious slate of things to get accomplished all of that has to do with the middle east. but in talking to friends who live in that region, they are very worried that if hezbollah that goes into a full fledged conflict, it is much more, you know, existential it is a much better equipped opponent for israel. than even the tragedy of what's going in gaza. so there is great concern you see secretary blinken out there saying we don't need this to escalate but it is a very real issue. a

charlie gasparino joins us now with the case. charlie?en there's some stuff in here that's very problematic that i need to talk both to andrew left about or his lawyers and to find out, i mean, just get to the bottom. they basically said he didn't have a hedge fund when making these recommendations. there's some of that in there and i've got to go into this and look at that part, but i just want to read you one of the charges which i found fascinating, because if andrew left is guilty of something, then just about everybody i know that appears on cnbc is guilty too. it says here in the second charge. left uses target prices to amplify the trading recommendations he publishes on citron research. the frequently included a target price on citron research reports, and tweets that he published leading readers to believe that this was the price at which he thought the stock would trade, and then they say he traded out before it hit that stock. liz: nvidia in 2018. charlie: it was one of them. i see that all the time. i mean, people go on cnbc a

kamala harris will work... >> harris: charlie hurt. >> charlie: this is one of those real issues thata is so insistent upon talking about all of these other issues and i think democrats are desperate to sort of push at that direction to talk about these other issues that are totally irrelevant about attacking j.d. vance and his disloyalty to his country even though he served the country and had all these accomplishments. and the reason the media and democrats don't want to talk about these issues, if you are talking about this issue, this is not 50/50 issue. this is 70/80% issue and it affects the economy, it affects safety, and just a whole notion that you have a wide open border is a real problem. >> harris: kaylee this reminds me of bidenomics and crushing the economy, it wasn't helping anybody. it still is now but they don't talk about it. remember they kept saying bidenomics is great. now we have her in the loop saying how great it was. so eventually, it will catch up to them but what charlie said, people do care about the border and you are talking about breaking it further. >>

it's your birthday, charlie!we've been hearing rumors that you will probably be arrested soon. >> well, i don't know. >> suddenly i just shoved josh into the bathroom. and at that point, i was like, "drop all pretense. just tell me where her body is." >> you trying to cover it up? where is susan? >> jennifer did a phenomenal job. >> i'm just not buying it anymore. i can see it in your eyes. there's something there. >> you're wrong. i don't know what to say. >> i think you need to confess now and get it over with. >> don't be ridiculous. i know what i've done, and i haven't done anything. >> you killed her. >> i already told you every fact. i'm not gonna violate my attorney's direction. >> he still wouldn't budge. he still would not give me anything. i was so frustrated. >> eventually steve kicked jennifer out of the residence, calling her derogatory names. >> you are a [ bleep ]. is what you are to talk about your brother and my son that way. >> i regret not getting the confession, but i don't regret going. >> th

charlie: yeah it's interesting.e last guy you want in the weeds during a 45 day period, it's open to shareholder loss. i spoke with him on friday. you and i did a hit on friday where we talk about potential shareholder lawsuits. i called him and he didn't call me back until we were off the air and he tells me, charlie, in that voice, that he filed whatever it was. he says charlie i don't even know what it is. i think it's a notice. he goes i don't even know how to use my netflix. by the way the guy is so smart. i mean, beyond belief, been doing this sort of fundamental value analysis on stocks for years. he is the man at that. liz: he is, bottoms up. charlie: i asked him if it was a lawsuit. he said no it's preliminary lawsuit but this is what i don't get. i spoke with jerry card last week too. i spoke with him about the deal. the head of redbird, who which is like a partner with skydance on this. they are essentially a joint ownership in many ways, right? redbird people are working, jeff zucker will probably have a

. >> sandra: charlie?olute catastrophe, and i agree with pete, if you are going to run an election on democracy, it doesn't make sense to throw out the -- the primary election in which 14 million people participated just because you think it is not -- that's not the most effective way to win in november. it is kind of crazy, but the final thing is, i think it is really interesting. democrats are running up to the entitlement -- sense of entitlement that joe biden has, and has had for a long time in washington, and he honestly thinks -- he does not care about the party, as much as he cares about himself and his family. >> sandra: judge. >> jeanine: the party always talking about democracy is ignoring the primary voters and saying let's just pick somebody. but they did that in 2016 also, with james cliburn. but biden says he wants to be one of history's heros and senator coons is always speaking on behalf of biden "biden is weighing who best to win while -- and yet the campaign is insisting that biden is not

joining us fox news contributor leslie marshall and charlie hunt. let's get started with david spunt, great reporting from the justice department and you have new information for us? >> we do, we are cysting through information, there is a lot of things that don't make sense from multiple different law enforcement agencies, what happened. this video is minute and a half of people screaming and warning law enforcement someone is on the roof with a gun before anyone did anything. take a look. >> laying down, see him? >> yeah, he's laying down. >> what is happening? >> you can see people warning law enforcement, fox can confirm the fbi interviewed 100 people, including the law enforcement officer that saw thomas crooks armed on the roof and retreated from the scene. fbi agents were on the scene looking at the building where crooks fired his gun. local law enforcement was in charge of securing that building and staging in and around the building and still missed him on the roof. they were inside the building, he was on the roof. it was reported there wa

host: charlie spiering? guest: this is a good point and a point that a previous caller made the last time i was here. certainly donald trump was an amateur when he ran for president. but he won the election, he beat a prominent politician and earned the support and admiration of his party and served four years as president. the verdict is in on that. i think a lot of republicans view his first four years, even though he began as an amateur, many in his party believe he successfully governed for four years. when you look at kamala harris, she was a statewide democratic politician, but on the national stage she was an amateur. with j.d. vance, one of the least experienced senators and politicians. he's only won won election, certainly he's an amateur and we will have to see if he has the national skills to run a national campaign and we will see how he performs. it's a big risk by the trump campaign. host: stephen in portland, oregon, good morning. caller: hello, johnny. i want to commend you on the book he wr

yes, i never got the privilege to ride with charlie - privilege to ride with charlie myself but i knownly speak of him as some mythical, legendary creature he would just leave people sitting in the dust on their bikes, yes. he is a six foot three _ the dust on their bikes, yes. he is a six foot three powerhouse. - the dust on their bikes, yes. he is a six foot three powerhouse. tell us more about the club and the work they do with the athletes there? the universi they do with the athletes there? tue university club they do with the athletes there? he university club has they do with the athletes there? t'te university club has been they do with the athletes there? tte university club has been going for quite a while and we encourage all kinds of cycling and all kinds of athletes. it is important we get students to be able to participate in cycling in lots of different ways, but occasionally you get people like charlie who, along and it's not that the athletes we have in the club are not as good as charlie, but charlie does definitely have traits about him that are natural and just can'

michael, charlie, heidi, thank you so much for joining us this evening.e screen of death that many of us saw. how a software update led to one of the biggest computer outages in history. and believe it or not, it is not over yet when the 11th hour continues. continues. peyronie's disease, or pd. and it could be treated without surgery. find a specialized urologist who can diagnose pd and build a treatment plan with you. visit makeapdplan.com today. >>> it is been called one of the biggest i.t. outages in history. a global computer outage halting businesses, grounding airplanes and creating work stoppage is after something went wrong with a software update from cybersecurity company crowdstrike. our own tom costello has more on the impact and where things stand tonight. >> reporter: it is a massive computer outage affecting all corners of the globe. >> which could well be the biggest outage the world has seen. >> reporter: not a cyber attack but a software update gone bad affecting microsoft windows computers using crowdstrike cybersecurity software. >> pa

charlie peters , gb news peters, gb news >> well, our national reporter charlie peters has been acrosshas gone on. as we found this, this guilty verdict. and now the sentencing will be live outside woolwich crown court with our national reporter, charlie peters , getting the details of peters, getting the details of this sentencing very shortly indeed. that's next. after these messages . messages. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello again. here's your latest gb news weather forecast coming to you from the met office . office. >> for southern parts of the uk, it is likely to be the hottest day of the year so far. however, further north it's quite a bit fresher. we have had a cold front pushing through over the last 24 hours or so. that has now decayed and so cleared away. as a result, we're not going to see a huge amount if any rain , see a huge amount if any rain, but it is going to be markedly fresher in the north, a brighter, sunnier picture than it was yesterday. >> nonetheless , still some cloud >> nonetheless, still some cloud com

>> charlie? >> charlie? a normal person? >> i have never. i'm sitting amongst them now. i feel they're amongst them now. i feel they're a bit too normal. normal? but. but it's about appealing to the country. the country that didn't vote conservatives this time round, the country that voted for reform or voted for labour. those are the people that you need to be able to win back to win the next election. suella braverman is not going to do that. >> well, nigel farage made his maiden speech in the house of commons and put forward quite the proposal . the proposal. >> we will only stop this if we start deporting people that come illegally. then they won't pay the smugglers. but we'll only do that by leaving the echr. but i've got a fun suggestion that i think would liven up politics, engage the public and see a massively increased turnout. why don't we have a referendum on whether we continue to be members of the echr >> well, nigel does like a referendum, doesn't he ? so do we referendum, doesn't he? so do we

charlie, we know you're at the rnc. newsom, what would that mean for the race? >> yeah, it's -- i would say it's kind of hard to imagine it winds up being governor newsom, if you ask me. no, it's extraordinary. you know, the feeling here is that everybody is kind of still feeling a little bit tentative because they feel a lot more certain that kamala harris will wind up being on the ticket than they do that the president would be on the ticket even though he did, technically speaking, win the actual nomination in terms of votes from voters. but apparently, you know, i guess democrats willing to throw democracy out the window and replace him because they're now afraid they're going to not just lose the white house in november, but potentially lose many, many seats down ballot in the house and senate. elizabeth: there could be a red tsunami. charlie, let's move to this story. >> yeah. elizabeth: this story seems so against common sense. you heard that ms, this bc has been accused of misleading viewers using an led screen

we, charlie hurt and monica probably join us again crowley r some quick reaction. then we'll get back to the speech as soon as we canion.. ng charlie, he's refining his argument on his new opponent n his, kamala harris. >> you can tell that tonight. oh, yeah, without a doubt. ae, he'sourse, she's talking about a lot of her radical positions, including wanting to pack the courts and pack o in dozens of new justices. and but i love the line. he kept saying, which is that no matter how much they try to waffle now and try to rebrand her, politicians go back to their original thoughtsans go and you can't get that out of their dna. yeah, he did go. times back to that a couple of times. monica, her original thoughts are she doesn't she's a radicaal l defender. she doesn't support israel. she supports the radical protestspport is. e radica that she did nothing about the border. he said kamala was ahed three weeks ago. >> monica, your thoughts? >> yeah, he is very successfully reframing his entire approach to this campaign, although appro we're e doesn't require that much b

in november, charlie hurt and monica crowley join me now. charlie, great to have you. monica. thanks for being here. we're monitoring president trump. he'll be stepping on stage any moment. and when we do, we'll have to break in on this conversation. but monica, first, here we are. the obamas have endorsed kamala. does it ring true to you? and will it help? well, they're very late to the party and very reluctan. so according to the reporting that we've seen so far, charlie and pete, what we have know is that barack obama had an alternative plan up ready to go. he wanted joe biden removed. he saw that he could not win. the new york post was reporting that they actually moved up the debate because they were trying to frame joe biden. they knew that he would implode, so they wanted enough time and runway to replace him with someone else. obama had a different plan in mind, and it was not kamla harris. but kamala harris proved to be very widely along with her handlers. she was able to accelerate the process to lock up the support and the money so that her nomination was a fait acc

you know, charlie.a very start guy we know him, he is writing in journal. kamala is not the change that democrats need it echos what byron is saying from a different perspective. >> you know you play all these identity politics and you wind up with the dei candidate, vice president, who by the way, after joe biden picked her as his vice president he talked about her as a chief dei person in his administration. the idea they are running away from this now is funny, but the ultimate thing that exposes democrats, media is open let's talk let's talking about how she can't pick a openly popular governor from pennsylvania shapiro because she is jewish. that is where we are with these people. and i can't believe that i am repeating it i can't believe they are saying it. openly, in public. it is just shocking. this is the real end result of identity politics and dei. toxin. >> byron, who is she going to pick, who do you think she will pick? >> well, all speculation is that she is looking for a white man. to be

now, charlie , their actions.aring reports, that the spanish police are saying that jay slater could have suffered an accident or a fall. >> now , at this stage, we don't >> now, at this stage, we don't know 100% whether these human remains belong to jay slater, the missing teenager, the police saying all indications point to the fact that it is. but we await that confirmation. presumably they'll have to do a dna test. >> yeah, that will be the next stage to determine the identity of the remains. they found . and of the remains. they found. and referring to that fool or the potential of an accident taking place, leading to the recovery of these remains . place, leading to the recovery of these remains. in place, leading to the recovery of these remains . in the of these remains. in the statement, they do refer to an inaccessible area. and tom, that points back to the terrain that you raised. so many of the operations that we saw at the start of the search were with drones, not with people , because drones, not wit

charlie peters.e woolwich crown court. charlie, welcome to the show. a long road to for justice anjem chowdhury. 28 years inside. but it took a long time to get him there. tell us about the extraordinary police investigation to finally help britain's most poisonous islamist. see justice. >> well, martin, this is anjum chowdhury, second terrorism conviction. he was previously behind bars from 2016 to 2018. and then his licence conditions expired in 2021 after he was convicted of encouraging support for the islamic state in iraq and syria. and it's after those conditions expired that canadian and american investigators noficed and american investigators noticed that anjum chowdhury was giving online lectures to a group in the us called the islamic thinkers society undercover officers infiltrated this group based in new york city, and found that andrew chowdhury was saying extremist and islamist remarks. inside those lectures, he made up to about 30 over the course of those lectures in 2022 and 2023, and

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at the same time, a politician listens to other politicians and charlie knows this. politicians respect those who have gone through the process but this president has said often to a to give him advice is what have you ever been elected to, you've never been elected to anything which is a line they must to lbj who said you've never been elected dog catcher. there's a respect other elected officials have for elected officials to tell him something like that. he may not like that he is definitely listening, i think, in a way he was not before. >> charlie, you spent time at the rnc this week in your home state so you had a front row seat to some of this but there is a tell in terms of what the republicans think about what is happening on the democratic side and their silences the tell. how badly do you think republicans want president biden to stay on top of the ticket? >> very much so. the signage in almost every conversation you have is about joe biden. this whole campaign is geared up to go through joe biden. there are republicans of course saying that, harris would

i don't know who charlie is talking to. but the democrats i'm talking to actually think the president should stay in this race and that despite the polling and otherwise he offers the best chance to beat donald trump who many people believe is a threat to the democracy. so i think the president has been reaching out to lawmakers. many of them will come back into town next week, and i'm sure reporters will be chasing everybody around the hill trying to figure out what they think. but at the end of the day, this is joe biden's decision and many of us who will trust them to make that right decision. and while i don't think that interview last night is a be all, end all, that there will be multiple opportunities over the next several days and few weeks for the president to demonstrate that he's up for the task of tackling the job for the next four years. >> so charlie, comment on what she said to those that are or are not talking to biden and having these hard conversations. do you think he's getting them? >> that he e is havin

we will get into all of this with charlie hurt and doug shown in a minute. >> sandra: can't wait to hear what they have to say we have complete coverage, peter doocy with a preview on that so-called "big boy news conference" coming up tonight. >> john: the first hour big boy on the hill senior congressional correspondent to had his life for us. chad? >> good afternoon, john. we are standing across the street from the democratic senatorial campaign committee this is where the u.s. capitol is right here. the meeting is with these biden officials and many of the democrats, they took a car from the capital over here. why? because they want to avoid talking to members of the press. they are tired of these questions. do they support the president? what is president biden going to do? here's an example. sheldon whitehouse a democrat of rhode island. what do you need here in the meeting this afternoon? >> i am not going to discuss the meeting. >> are you concerned about the president? >> i'm not going to discuss the issue until i've had the meeting. >> what is the level of tension you are hearin

cbs's charlie d'agata is at the pentagon and has new details. charlie?reporter: yeah, norah, this was just released moments ago from the department of defense. it reads in part, 9/11 defendants khalid sheikh mohammed and two other 9/11 defendants, excuse me, have reached pretrial agreement that will as reported by "the new york times" allow them to escape the death penalty in exchange, the alleged mastermind of the september 11th attack why 3,000 people will plead guilty and serve a sentence of life in prison. now any plea deal to spare him and his two a compasses from that death penalty is likely to enrage the families of those americans who died on 9/11. the case against these alleged terrorists has dragged on for more than a decade. khalid sheikh mohammed, u.s.-educated engineer, is accused of coming up with the idea, flying hijacked airplanes into buildings. he andhis codefendants have been in custody for 21 years, most of that at one time obey. norah? >> norah: charlie d'agata, still so many questions, thank you. well, the middle east on the world a

i'll be watching that. >> right, charlie? >> right, charlie?a one to watch, but the diving as well that does. >> i think gymnastics gets the nafion >> i think gymnastics gets the nation going, gets the nation going gold. >> we enjoyed the rugby today actually just a little bit of the rugby before i came into the studio. >> so definitely be watching that. and i do love the olympic tennis as well for some reason. it's just great to have wimbledon back to back with that, and i am really excited about the breakdancing because i think it's its first ever year to be in the olympics. >> wow. right. >> wow. right. >> we've got this in from jenny. jenny says. hi everyone. great to see james on the show. how much did you pay? jenny? what a rip off! the average price for takeaway fish and chips is now just under a tenner. how much would you pay for bang average fish supper? well there's a really there's quite a posh one near me in, like south shields. i think it is. i've never been yet, but it's always got queues outside the door, absolutely desperate to g

i'll be watching that. >> right, charlie? >> right, charlie?a one to watch, but the diving as well that does. >> i think gymnastics gets the nafion >> i think gymnastics gets the nation going, gets the nation going gold. >> we enjoyed the rugby today actually just a little bit of the rugby before i came into the studio. >> so definitely be watching that. and i do love the olympic tennis as well for some reason. it's just great to have wimbledon back to back with that, and i am really excited about the breakdancing because i think it's its first ever year to be in the olympics. >> wow. right. >> wow. right. >> we've got this in from jenny. jenny says. hi everyone. great to see james on the show. how much did you pay? jenny? what a rip off! the average price for takeaway fish and chips is now just under a tenner. how much would you pay for bang average fish supper? well there's a really there's quite a posh one near me in, like south shields. i think it is. i've never been yet, but it's always got queues outside the door, absolutely desperate to g

larry: going to be campaign issue, charlie hurt, do you think? actually, it goes to the heart of credibility. and the thing with kamala harris, what did she know, when did she know it. why did she spend all this time trying to cover this up. it goes to the heart of credibility. i think she has a real credibility problem any way. even the things, like things people make fun of her about, like her laugh, weird things she says, evasiveness about the responsibility for the border, things like that. it call goes to credibility. big picture in terms of, how long, what did she do, for how long to sort of keep this coverup going goes to the heart of her credibility. politician shaun that loses credibility, you don't get it back, you don't recover from that. it colors everything, you don't regain popularity once you lose that credibility. larry: i don't know, what did she know, when did she know it? they're making him out to be, these same democrats who just worked this putch i call it, soviet style, saving he was a great president. perhaps the greatest p

charlie noses and center high camp knows this. they respect those who have gone through the process. he does not particularly like it. you never been elected to anything. which is a line that is famous for lbj. there is a respect that elected officials have for other elected officials when they tell him something like that. he may not like it but he is definitely listening in a way he was not before. former speaker pelosi and senator schumer, we will see. we met you spent time at the rnc in your home state. you had a front row seat at some of this. there is a tell in terms of what the republicans think about what is happening on the democratic side and their assignments is the towel. how badly do you think republicans want to president biden to stay on top of the tickets? >> very much so. almost every conversation you have is about joe biden. this whole campaign is geared up to go after joe biden. there are republicans thinking kamala harris would be beatable and vulnerable. as you point out, that silence is really a tell. they ar

, guys, get up, please come to us, elena and alexey together with charlie came to our meeting today,paw, when he barely he walked, he limps a little, no, but... there is, yes, he has an altered gait, now you can see it, nothing, he is like that, he is so active, of course, he was difficult, of course, before, listen, but you arranged a meeting for me , yes, let charlie and alexander get comfortable together, let’s not distract them, you tell us the story from your side, how you got into it, how did you get into it, or rather got into this good story, it really started, you wanted a second dog for a long time, because you took the first one, she’s like... somehow, well, he’s still small and he behaves like a homebody so modest, doesn’t know how to behave with other dogs, so the idea was to take a second dog, that in the house you still need an animal... to live in a pair with someone, it doesn’t matter whether it’s the same dog or cat , but we also had a conditional idea to take the dog either from a foster home or from a second shelter, this is a good condition, so we started on this

he's a pretty gutsy fellow, as are you charlie. charlie gasparino on that. we mentioned and charlie was saying j.d. vance name that gets tossed around a lot as donald trump's choice to be his number two. we don't know that for sure. you know the short list, so does bill melugin in milwaukee where all of this is going down in a few hours from now, couple hours from now. what are you hearing, bill? reporter: well, neil, we're going to find out that have p pick pretty soon because donald trump told our colleague bret baier earlier today that he is going to announce t that hadsvp pick at some point. trump is also switching up the speech he's going to be making at the rnc this week as a result of the assassination attempt against him. here is what he told the new york post in part. "i prepared an extremely tough speech, really good, all about the corrupt, horrible administration but i threw it away. " now rnc chairman michael watley said the party doesn't want this whole week to be about the assassination attempt. he wants people to focus on the party platform as

charlie.leon. why do you keep saying that i liked it. >> stop saying it. that's the second week you've said it. >> is it really? oh, well, you'd be very good. >> i think maybe in a few years. >> i think maybe in a few years. >> that's very kind. that's very kind. but i think it's a i think i'd enjoy my life a bit too much. but but i think, look, there are lots there's lots of talent in the conservative party. tom tugendhat has obviously been mentioned. robert jenrick has been well, rob jenrick has been well, rob jenrick has been doing, i think, a lot of work to articulate the problem. >> can i just clarify tom tugendhat, he is a one nation tory. >> anyone that is a member of the conservative party is a conservative first and foremost. whether you believe this left or right sort of nonsense, some would disagree with that. charlie. it's about the thing is also just very quickly, it won't take that long, by the way, to work out what went wrong. you know, the tory party failed to deliver on things

. >> you want more, charlie?oubrey, peter samaras, and ekkehard thies, couldn't be happier to have a seat at the table. >> i like living here. >> reporter: the three men are part of what's called the medical foster home program. >> you want to play catch with charlie? >> reporter: an innovative approach to a old problem. >> you catch it, pete! >> reporter: taking care of veterans who need extra care later in life. give me what some of the advantages are of living here in a home as opposed to a nursing facility. >> it's nice here. and being in a nursing home, they just throw you away. they ignore you. but here, we're like part of the family. >> reporter: all three men served in the military in the late '60s and early '70s, charles in the navy, peter and ekkehard in the army, which is the subject of some good-natured ribbing in their home. what do you guys like about each other? >> nothing. [laughter] >> he's like a brother to me. yeah. >> good job. >> reporter: shantel's career began in a nursing home, but she rea

charlie, how about the platform. we'll talk more detail later in the show, but it say straight forward, just really a bunch of 20 bullet easy to read, this is some sense classic trump don't waste your time, i don't want a hundred page document that no one the believe, it has all pigg pithy stuff he has been talking about. >> there is -- these are the issues that people care about, they and donald trump is on the right side of every one of these. the frustrating part is, that as bad a week as last week was for joe biden last two weeks, and i think that will continue throughout this week, is that it is almost better actually than talking about the issues, if you talk about the issues, whether it is the border, or the economy or the wars that have sparked because of joe biden's negligence and of his war on american energy independence and this laughable you know, disregard for countries like russia and iran, when you look at these things. trump should -- would be just destroying him on these issues, and it is almost lik

[laughter] will: really -- really quickly charlie i need to go.ationship in your understanding between the obama camp and the clirn ton camp obama camp on one side to push joe out clinton camp say nothing we're here to support you, joe. >> i think that's part of what makes me think there's a lot of calculating going on and if there's a lot of calculation going on because they generally work pretty well together. but if there's all of this calculating going on, watch out. because everybody is out for themselves. will: what a fascinating month this is for democrats charlie hurt will be here. >> what an amazing time. will: thank you. all eyes on kamala amid mounting calling for biden to step aside but how would she govern? off the wall to break down her record, next. jim caviezel here. you know, saint john paul this second profoundly impacted my life. and i just finished recording some incredible new meditations on his life, on the hallow app. this content is incredible. why don't you join us in the saint john paul the second challenge? it'll change