charly: que no me digas charly. deyanira: está bueno, mi charly.o dije. deyanira: pero sí me rogaste. me dijiste: "deyanira, no te vayas, por fa, te lo ruego, deyanira, te lo pido". y, para mí, eso es rogar. charly: bueno, sí dije: "deyanira, no te vayas", pero sin rogar. deyanira: pues, a mí me pareció que sí me rogabas. charly: ya te dije que no te rogué, ¿eh? y déjame dormir, por favor, por favor, por favor. deyanira: ¿ves? ya me estás rogando otra vez. ay, no manches, deyanira... ni aguanta nada el charly. eres bien botana, bella. [ríe] güicho: quiero regresar contigo. deyanira: ah, ok. ¿qué? güicho: quiero que volvamos. tú siempre me apoyaste. quiero que seas mi-- deyanira: estúpidos. güicho: bailen juana y rigoberta. como vas. charly: ¿qué dijo? pilar: ¿se puede saber... quién [...] metió el pie debajo del mío? javier: la intentaba jalar. y no lo soltaba. lo intenté jalar... [ríe] estaba temblando y me afianzo. luego de un dia marcado por su estado de salud. es una de personajes que resultÓ positivo para presentar a la jueza. les contamos por

your last quick word, charlie. >> charlie: there were a lot of things that she did not want to answernd some things that she did not get asked that she should be forced to answer before voters make a decision here. >> harris: all right. we will move on. louisiana and east texas are bracing for another hurricane. at this time delta is on move to make landfall after recovering from hurricane laura a few weeks ago. a live check on those storms track ahead. more drama over the debate commission responding after the trump campaign demanded to be held in person and not online. around and around we go. ♪ now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we've been creating moments like these for 35 years, and we're here to help you get started. book your free virtual or in-home design consultation today. i'm dorothy hamill. as i look toward 65, i'm thinking

liz: can i -- charlie -- charlie: there's something going on here.iz: let me say a couple of things here. i'm looking at sunworks, for example. it's up 118% year to date. charlie: look at the last couple months. that's kind of where -- liz: okay. all right. charlie: more recently these things are off their highs. liz: sunpower is up 29% quarter to date. charlie: how about look up nee. there are a few solar panels, i just looked them up -- liz: next era? i'm seeing green on the screen here. i'm looking at it. yeah. year to date it's up 23%. charlie: are you pulling up a one-month chart? liz: oh, one-month. okay. oh, up 7.5%. i'm looking. charlie: not one month. liz: on a day where we are seeing a major selloff, solar edge, solar edge, first solar, it's green. charlie: you are going to see some green now and then but look at a chart that's longer than one day and these stocks are -- liz: hey, we are about the trade. we don't care about, i mean, yeah, sure, here's a one-month picture for next era. 7%. charlie: i see -- liz: you know -- charlie: unless m

-mcgraw: meet charlie ferer. -it's not a cush job.ou're pounding water and not even pissing, all day. perfect. yeah, yeah. i'm charlier ferer. i'm living the american dream, layin' all this green! i own paradise greens and turf company. we are an artificial grass company. -three! -we do huge jobs to small jobs. -go! sweetness. lawns, putting greens, sport fields. pretty much you name it with grass, we'll do it. -mcgraw: and what makes charlie's turf a must-have for homeowners? -our biggest selling point is zero, i mean, literally zero maintenance. people are like, "do i have to water it?" and we're like, "that's the whole point, you don't have to water your grass." -mcgraw: and while the maintenance is hassle free, the installation... definitely isn't. -it's an arduous installations process, especially during the summers out here, when it's 110 degrees, and you're workin' from 6:00 am until 5:00 pm outside, it's brutal. -mcgraw: but it wasn't just hard work that helped charlie succeed. -in my family, nothing came for free, so if you w

charlie, has them media never heard of dvr? charlie: apparently not.seriously doubting any ratings metrics out there because i still can't believe more people tuned in to watch joe biden and donald trump unless it's the fact that joe biden never answered any questions and people thought maybe something would happen, i have no problem with it, i just wish they may be would trick them both and sort of cut the debate commission out of it and secretly put them on the same stage and had to reporters, both of them, i didn't have a problem with savannah guthrie, she asked tough and mean questions, i just wish joe biden would get asked the questions. greg: it is the contrast that drives me crazy, i guess. emily, i would like to see trump actually have a screen that had biden's town hall and they could watch that show the comparison as it was happening. emily: a side-by-side would have been awesome. to comment on the interdiction thing and the media and their reaction, lenin said this was the story of the day. what everyone is talking about and like you mention

charlie, has them media never heard of dvr? charlie: apparently not. am seriously doubting any ratings metrics out there because i still can't believe more people tuned in to watch joe biden and donald trump unless it's the fact that joe biden never answered any questions and people thought maybe something would happen, i have no problem with it, i just wish they may be would trick them both and sort of cut the debate commission out of it and secretly put them on the same stage and had to reporters, both of them, i didn't have a problem with savannah guthrie, she asked tough and mean questions, i just wish joe biden would get asked the questions. greg: it is the contrast that drives me crazy, i guess. emily, i would like to see trump actually have a screen that had biden's town hall and they could watch that show the comparison as it was happening. emily: a side-by-side would have been awesome. to comment on the interdiction thing and the media and their reaction, lenin said this was the story of the day. what everyone is talking about and like you men

charlie, has them media never heard of dvr? charlie: apparently not.ously doubting any ratings metrics out there because i still can't believe more people tuned in to watch joe biden and donald trump unless it's the fact that joe biden never answered any questions and people thought maybe something would happen, i have no problem with it, i just wish they may be would trick them both and sort of cut the debate commission out of it and secretly put them on the same stage and had to reporters, both of them, i didn't have a problem with savannah guthrie, she asked tough and mean questions, i just wish joe biden would get asked the questions. greg: it is the contrast that drives me crazy, i guess. emily, i would like to see trump actually have a screen that had biden's town hall and they could watch that show the comparison as it was happening. emily: a side-by-side would have been awesome. to comment on the interdiction thing and the media and their reaction, lenin said this was the story of the day. what everyone is talking about and like you mentioned,

charlie, has them media never heard of dvr? charlie: apparently not.doubting any ratings metrics out there because i still can't believe more people tuned in to watch joe biden and donald trump unless it's the fact that joe biden never answered any questions and people thought maybe something would happen, i have no problem with it, i just wish they may be would trick them both and sort of cut the debate commission out of it and secretly put them on the same stage and had to reporters, both of them, i didn't have a problem with savannah guthrie, she asked tough and mean questions, i just wish joe biden would get asked the questions. greg: it is the contrast that drives me crazy, i guess. emily, i would like to see trump actually have a screen that had biden's town hall and they could watch that show the comparison as it was happening. emily: a side-by-side would have been awesome. to comment on the interdiction thing and the media and their reaction, lenin said this was the story of the day. what everyone is talking about and like you mentioned, hollyw

charlie: right. think there was some thought, cybersecurity, some cybersecurity goals could be achieved within the context of a grand tree to deal. of course, that did not come about when there was a deal that has been called the phase one deal. it did not get at the broader cybersecurity challenges between the two countries. this has been one of the fundamental issues during the trump administration. critics say about a lot of the actions, is it cyber or is it trade? in that goes back to some of the issues raised by banning huawei. professionals will tell you there is plenty of smoke around those companies. there is reason to be suspicious. strictly going on a policy of banning companies rather than trying to create a system of standards everybody has to meet is probably less effective. another thing with this is, because trade and cybersecurity were so intertwined in the first part of these negotiations, i have to imagine the chinese government looked at it as the cyber aspects are just a piece of

i think charlie touched on it. do voters care about america's standing in the world, and what are the risks and benefits of biden emphasizing our global standing in the remainder of the campaign? is it an inside the beltway or outside the beltway answer to this? i'm very much reminded, even though i go to maine partly in the summers, my own head is very much stuck. >> you're a beltway in your heart. >> i need to be very careful. >> there are americans who care about that. but there are also the americans who watch the pbs newshour in the evening and read the economist and, you know, they're reading two or three newspapers a day and, you know, it's a pretty elite group. for the average person out there, no, i don't think that matters so much. it's their job to get along with us, not their job to get along with them. i mean, that would be the mentality with a lot of people which is horrifying. but i can't say it's entirely wrong. >> yeah, no. there's got to be a balance. there ought to be reciprocity. amanda, any tho

mac three published the charlie mac three published the charlie hebdo led to attack three weeks ago we re quarters of of charlie hebdo and a were two or three people attacked and it was to avenge the republication of the cartoons and now today we have a terrible, terrible story, again linked to the caricatures and cartoons and the fa ct caricatures and cartoons and the fact that a teacher had brought them out in class. and yes, the symbolism is extremely painful and acute because this time it is not a journalist but another informer, explainer, someone who isjob journalist but another informer, explainer, someone who is job to a freedom of expression has been murdered for doing just that. our paris correspondent. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, has won a resounding general election victory. with nearly all of the votes counted, her centre—left labour party looks likely to be able to form a single party government — something not seen in the country for decades. shaimaa khalil reports. let's keep moving! a big victory in tough times. there was very little doubt that jac

patti was beheaded by an 18 year old chechen refugee for showing his students pop tunes from charlie hebdo including caricature is of the prophet muhammad in a lesson about free speech. suddenly on the streets of paris it's 2015 all over again. it's a horrible. horrible crime there is no word i can use to explain how. it is but it falls into account flag which is being an absolute necessity to protect free speech which is a constitutional principle as well as the respect of french citizens of different backgrounds and that's something that has been and result from the cave and unfortunately we are seeing the results of it no one will condone such such crimes you can't find anyone. one has changes that has been of course the laws of debate around those count to this is it acceptable to mock religions and beyond the prophet and religion what it means is it fair now to to ostracize and mark sometimes very cruel and crude times the worshipers them selves lucky young you know much it's a mistake to say france is islamophobia the muslim culture is respected especially because of our coloni

a brutal murder on the streets of france and charlie hebdo is back in the news freedom of expression gets put to the test once again the nigerian army says it did not shoot at protesters there's a problem with that story though the evidence is all over the internet malta and the journalistic legacy of the late daphne cata want to believe that her story is far from complete plus sweaty topless men posing for the most powerful man in the land the. egyptian police put on a show for the president clear protesters tens of thousands of them are back on the streets of france defending freedom of expression it's been almost 6 years since gunmen attacked journalists at the satirical magazine charlie hebdo killing 8 of them it's taken that long for the case to go to trial and that has coincided with the shocking killing of a school teacher beheaded last week after showing caricature of the prophet muhammad to his students when these kinds of stories make news in france one term keeps coming up like. a strict form of secularism that's in trying in french law ensuring the separation of church an

it would be wrong to say that charlie hebdo is against islam i can show you a series of cartoons that demonstrate that catholicism protestantism and judaism rule equally critique it's a satirical newspaper i can't say it's cartoons always make me laugh but it's become a symbol for freedom of speech so i have to defend it somebody's got to express issued your vessel in order to look good even argue that it would be fine to make fun of all religion and you can say your honesty that they do too but i'm seriously that neediness they see. as the color of a very central topic in not the discourse of the general not only of the region but those are. also or limited in terms of freedom of speech and and freedom of expression. it has become virtually impossible to criticize shall you do and that's the problem. because i think you for sure you can mock everything why can't we be free in a name of freedom of speech that we don't actually do. as for the charlie hebdo legal case the trial continues as does the national debate over what can or cannot be said what images should or should not be show

charlie?>> i didn't say they were murdered. >> actually i do have lots of very strange dreams and by the way i also have an opinion about absolutely everything you just run up to first of all thanksgiving, thanksgiving i'm totally in favor of that. that is the best thing about 2020. sharks come i love sharks. i preferred the company of sharks over the company of humans. we cannot kill a half a million sharks. the last thing on dreams you know fear is a real thing. it's a real toxic thing and anybody who hasn't gone back to read the mask of the red death by edgar allen powell this is a great time right around halloween to go back and read that because it's amazing the degree to which fear can alter the way you think, the way you act and the way you deal with people and maybe if you reread masque of the red death we can start to learn to get over it and move on towards love and together. greg: look who's trying to be all dana perino and do a book segment. you are so smart. all right last word ge

charlie: okay. saint jeff. liz: saint ginny. thank you, charlie gasparino.. liz: yes. there is no saint liz. i can tell you that. there is devil liz. devil child. charlie, good to see you, thank you very much. >>> after more than -- redheads are the devil. after more than six months toiling through a pandemic, it is quite clear the holiday shopping season will definitely not be the same as last year or any year before it. but how can you still cash in on consumer spending habits? our "countdown" closer has the answer with areas that you need to look at when "the claman countdown" returns. when i was in high school, this was the theater i came to quite often. ♪ the support we've had over the last few months has been amazing. i have a soft spot for local places. it's not just a work environment. everyone here is family. gonna go ahead and support him, get my hair cut, leave a big tip. if we focus on our local communities, we can find a way to get through this together. thank you. ♪ if you are ready to open your heart and your home, check us out. get out and ab

and the people that carry out the chose to track they're not doing it because of charlie updo the law doing it because of of what's going on there they use it serves as a useful way of giving what they're planning to do anyway legitimacy you know there are a lot of people who disagree with charlie or don't it's all just thousands of what you would call is list is a mystic stream ists. there's very few more to terrorists there's very few people who actually do deal if the charlie hebdo was so offensive was so horrible surely they could be thousands of people on the street stabbing one another it's not it's a tiny tiny minority what is it about the tiny minority that distinguishes them from all the rest of us and that's why you have to look at this individual level you have to understand what why some people are carrying out these acts of terrorism and majority don't and when you understand these individuals you see that actually they were going to carry out a terrorist attack anyway they were just waiting for the live event to occur that gave them a sense of pride that the gave them th

thanks to charlie hurt, kat timpf and tyrus. i love you, america. ♪ ♪ good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution". i'm steve hilton and this is the home of positive populism. pro-work, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. later tonight we will bring you the choice on the economy. we will lay out the facts and guess who's here to respond, mr. positivity himself larry kudlow. also with us lisa booth and charlie kirk. there is so much going on. let's get straight to it. last sunday i set the present need most focused and disciplined three weeks of his life to close the selection was simple, strong policy argument. the president was back on the campaign trail and while, just look at the energy on display this week. sleepy joe wants to quadruple your taxes. you're talking six, seven, $8000 a year. this collection is a choice between a trump strong powerful, beautiful recovery and a biden recession. we want hope. look at this. just today the president in california of all places, look at that recession, an

there's sort of similar in the sense that they seem to be a response to this you know charlie hebdo in showing these photos and also just a worshipping inside of a church and so it's not just people's impression empirically i think it's fair to say that france is in the middle of an up tick and it's not clear that it will end it's quite possible unfortunately that i'll be back on your program in in a week but there's no signs that it's ending i suspect that self-censorship is going to rise especially in france and again i think that the conditions for this attack are not only still present but are going to be exacerbated and so i 1st see more islamised attacks in france probably in the near future if the past month is any indication. just coming up to 30 minutes past the hour we will have more coverage of our breaking news from france right after the break your chin into r.t. international. computer communication better than humans and other communication 30 does a lot of things better than where you do so the possibility not just being restricted with your brains we've gone with the f

it's very few more terrorists there's very few people who actually do the deal if the charlie hebdo was so offensive was so horrible surely they'd be thousands of people on the streets starving one another it's not it's a tiny tiny minority what is it about the type of minority that distinguishes them from all the rest of us and that's why you have to look at this the individual level when one starts it almost gives legitimacy to the others so the reason that france has raised its terrorism level is because it takes one and it's kind of like a. rally around the flag now we're all going to go because it becomes rational or when you think that you will get legitimacy for it and watching out international company is saving us just coming up to half past 7 here in moscow we're back again at the top you. look. at who. join me every thursday on the alex salmond and obviously to get out of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you there. in a while the way they will go down with the white house. in the swamp or how you would think if the fall of the cologne the middle of

about 80 people killing about 80 people that event long predated the debate about free speech or charlie and do. cartoons in other words what we are dealing with is as i say and as a specifically islamist terrorism it's not just against charlie hebdo and that the doctrine of free speech in france the fact that people were killed in a church is quite clearly quite clearly self evidently has a religious dimension and unfortunately i don't think that the french political elite with all the political correctness that i just mentioned is able to internalize this religious dimension to the war that is being waged. many muslims the majority of muslims about every muslim organization i've heard speak on the radio has condemned such attacks do you not think that we should see the french president try and work with the existing muslim community more openly perhaps more explicitly on television to try and prevent a greater division of what's going on in france at the moment. i'm sorry to to disagree with you andrew but when the schoolmaster was decapitated one of the main muslim organizations in fr

charlie: this is actually a good point here.t they're looking at is to try to tie citigroup around -- tie ray directly to citigroup and some of its problems. two sort of areas i hear they are going to attack him on. number one, citigroup, one of its major clients is saudi arabia. the saudi royal family. as you know, for a lot of reasons, that's very controversial, right? the other thing is that citigroup may have been in 2008, not may have been, was, the most bailed out of any of the banks. multiple trips to the white house begging for money. ray was there. i don't think you can blame him for the financial crisis stuff. that wasn't his department. but he was a vice chairman. the saudi stuff is interesting because he is a relationship guy so maybe he did handle that. we don't know. but already, political consultants are weighing in. we have a good quote, we should put it up, it's a full screen. i can't see the screen. is it up? the quote? yeah, here we go. liz: yes. it's up. charlie: look what hank calls him. saudi arabia ray's b

charlie. later that year november the paris attacks more than a 100 people killed hundreds upon hundreds injured 2016 the nice truck attack 80 people killed there she doesn't 1718 stabbings 19 borman attack of the police station there is you know this is huge do terror attacks so is it any wonder that the french are incensed outteridge the what is happening and that the french president chooses to express themselves in such harsh terms. but samuel was murdered for the very reason that he embodied the values of the french republic he was killed because islamists want to destroy our future and with silent healers like simultaneity they will not prevail said samuel was a victim of lies a conspiracy theory of the hatred of others of what we are on friday he became the face of the republic and our desire to bring down terrorist networks islamicists to live like a community of free citizens. existence and french president there saying this is a diet to crack down on islamic extremism exactly what di

there's some news involving you charlie, we'll get to that in a moment. just want to get your thoughts on one point. i think seeing a lot of commentators and pendants in these body human propaganda like chuck todd and others on the other channels and were getting to the final stage of the selection and donald trump still doesn't have a closing argument. i don't know what they been watching. it appears to me he does have a clear message. trump recovery or shutdown and depression with biden. >> that's exactly right. i'd rather be in president trump's position than joe biden. he is getting bigger crowds in blue state california than joe biden does in delaware. we've seen him tighten every pole. this has become a one or two state race. if president trump can we win one of the industrial midwest states like pennsylvania or michigan i'm confident he will win arizona, florida, north carolina and iowa. things are trending in his direction. joe biden has to answer for all around what hunter biden allegedly looks like has been using his father in some sort of very

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charlie. >> charlie: the events in the oval office today are mighty interesting. as for what happened last night, i think the three big takeaways from last night in terms of this situation with hunter biden are first of all we have the first named individual to come forward and basically accuse vice president joe biden of lying about what he knew, how much he knew, and when he knew it regarding his son's business deals. the second thing is and then everything else is what happened during the debate. crucially important that president trump managed to get joe biden to go out there and respond to some of the accusations and sane fact he's never taken a penny. from foreign sources. that's a very, very important fact going forward especially as more stuff comes out. the third thing that i think is vitally important. we are in the midst of largely a media blackout by a lot of media organizations that refuse to cover any of this stuff. president trump managed to get some of the bare-bones facts of this scandal into the mainstream media forcing people like npr to actuall

>> i'll give charlie another hat tip on this. talking about, explaining how the pollsters have worked hard to correct the mistake they made four years ago. i think one of the most well-known mistakes -- i think he would also say like many that the polling was -- essentially the national polls were not as far off as people thought. there were some significant misses in some of these swing states, but i think that the mistake that they have tried to correct is to change the sample size and try to incorporate more voters who are in trump's base, non-college educated white voters. i would also want to point out, if we're making comparisons to 1980, it will be interesting to see whether polling does fall off these last few days because of the stock market and the economy because of the spike in cases which is something, as charlie pointed out, did also happen in 1980. >> one thing to keep in mind is it goes two ways. the polls could easily be understating the margin than overstating. what if suburban white college educated women come

and the people that sharing our chose to track they're not doing it because of charlie a little doing it because of what's going on there. it serves as a useful way of getting what they were planning to do anyway legitimacy you know there are a lot of people who disagree with charlie hebdo there's all this thousands of what you would call is list is the most extreme it's. it's very few more terrorists there's very few people who actually do the deal if the charlie hebdo was so offensive was so horrible surely they could be thousands of people on the streets starving one another it's not it's a tiny tiny minority what is it about the type of minority that distinguishes them from all the rest of us and that's why you have to look at this individual level when one starts it almost gives legitimacy to the others so the reason that france has raised its terrorism level is because it takes war and it's kind of like a rally around the flag now we're all going to go because it becomes rational you know when you think you will get legitimacy for. others or news this hour from france and other

joining me, leo terrell and charlie kirk.here you have it, a guy who had a choice to go upstairs and rest for a while. but he decided to go to walter reed and move the white house staff with him, keep on working, then issue tweets and videos so we know how he's doing. have you met a man like there is in your life? >> first we are praying for the president and his health. this is completely unexpected. you are right, judge. he's doing so many things for our country. , then this unexpected curveball comes through. i am hearing from people in the white house, he's in good spirits. he has the same positivity he has for our country. and we pray he will get through this. i find a lot of comfort in the video of he made tonight. he has had our backs and our country's back for a couple of years, and we want him to know we have his back. judge jeanine: the left can say all kinds of hollerrible things and i made a decision not to mention them. but he's work, he's working. >> god bless the president and the first lady. he's a role model.

thanks to charlie hurt, ca and tyrus. i'm watters and this is my world. judge jeanine: president trump firing up his base in yainsville, wisconsin. welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine. we'll monitor the speech as he's focusing on law and order and much more. a big show ahead, but first my open. if ever there was any doubt in your mind the upcoming elect is about your freedom versus the left continuing america into a fascist 8, look no farther -- fascist state, look no further than the hadn't are and joe biden expo say as evidence that you will never know the truth if joe biden is elected. i have been telling you the left is lying to you and is trying to steal your freedom. but what mark zuckerberg's facebook and jack dorsey's twitter has done in the last 72 hours should scare the heck out of you. this is not the left trying. they are actually stealing your freedom and suppressing freedom of the press and freedom of speech. they are literally watching and monitoring your communications with others and deciding what you should and should not see and wha

charlie mitchell is the author of a new book come here to his. it's called "cyber in the age of trump: the unraveling of america's national security policy." before we get into the essence of the book, what gives you a background in cybersecurity? >> guest: well, i have covered the federal government for fora long time and covered congress come used to be editor of roll call, and i work at inside washington publishers. we do a lot of deep dive coverage into policy areas, including defense and health and energy environment, and cybersecurity kept popping up. this was in 2012 or so. we started looking at taking a deeper dive into it and myself and a colleague started to investigate. we decided to start a new publication called inside cybersecurity that with a focus on the development of cyber policy. that wasn't that long ago but it really was the stage of creation for a lot of this. i think president george w. bush was the first one who really started getting into cyber as a major policy area, and then it just exploded under the obama administrati

it's very few more to terrorists there's very few people who actually do the deal if he is charlie or do it was so offensive to so horrible surely they could be thousands of people on the streets starving while another it's not it's a tiny tiny minority what is it about the tiny minority that distinguishes them from all the rest of that's why you have to look at this individual level when one starts it almost gives legitimacy to the others so the reason that france has raised its terrorism level is because it takes one and it's kind of like a rally around the flag now we're all going to go because it becomes rational you know when you think you will get legitimacy for it. 6000000 muslims living in france you have a certain percentage who are killed radicality in the last year and then spent a whole business branch has developed on the model as well that from seminars school security act. what france needs right now is so much more. cohesion or sort of reconciliation and more polarized and here i would observe that things have been going more in the polarizing but again supported by th

there's sort of similar in the sense that they seem to be a response to this you know charlie hebdo in showing these photos and also just to worship being inside of the church and so it's not just people's impression empirically i think it's fair to say that france is in the middle of an uptick and it's not clear that it will and it's quite possible unfortunately that i'll be back on your program in in a week but there's no signs that it's ending french authorities are ramping up their their counterterrorism forces i guess they're doubling the personnel they're going to try to protect these churches always talk about how strong is sure people are just worried the more that last aspect. well i'm often asked this question especially with respect to synagogues because it can be scary having armed guards outside personally i do think that it can alleviate concerns i do think that it makes people who go to church or synagogue or earth even mosques safer i think that the show of force can be a deterrent however terrorists are strategic actors and so if you put more personnel in front of chur

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joining me, leo terrell and charlie kirk. you have it, a guy who had a choice to go upstairs and rest for a while. but he decided to go to walter reed and move the white house staff with him, keep on working, then issue tweets and videos so we know how he's doing. have you met a man like there is in your life? >> first we are praying for the president and his health. this is completely unexpected. you are right, judge. he's doing so many things for our country. , then this unexpected curveball comes through. i am hearing from people in the white house, he's in good spirits. he has the same positivity he has for our country. and we pray he will get through this. i find a lot of comfort in the video of he made tonight. he has had our backs and our country's back for a couple of years, and we want him to know we have his back. judge jeanine: the left can say all kinds of hollerrible things and i made a decision not to mention them. but he's work, he's working. >> god bless the president and the first lady. he's a role model. thi

just weeks ago, two people stop in the front of charlie hebdo's former offices. they call today's attack horrific and revolting. >> tonight the white house reversing course after first rejecting california's request for disaster relief amid the worst fire season on record. the white house saying president trump denied the claim for victims of several devastating fires, including this one, the creek fire, saying the state had not provided, quote, relevant data. then late today the president releasing the aid. tonight meanwhile, red-flag warning s continue with record heat. the storm moving through. let's get the latest from rob marciano tracking it all for us. >> reporter: we are getting rain ahead of the cold front. rain california could desperately use. let's start there. temperatures will cool but remain dry and gusty, and still above normal through the end of next week with no rain in sight. the rain from hartford to boston, heavy at times. snow mixing in new england. tomorrow morning temperatures could feel like in the 30s as far south as tennessee. >> always

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charlie: it is a aspect of it. it is interesting. you have to look at the threat actor and what the threat actor is trying to accomplish. there has been plenty of evidence in recent years, even recent months, countries such as havea and china and iran been mapping u.s. systems, critical infrastructure systems. and i would imagine we do the same to their systems. in the event of conflict, this will be another domain of conflict for sure. arehe espionage side, there generally accepted rules you can do certain things related to gathering intelligence for your national security purposes. every side does that. 2016ig departure we saw an -- and this cretin something of a redefinition of cybersecurity, was the activities protruded to the russian government to disrupt the u.s. election. that involved direct things like hacks into email together information. it involved these disinformation campaigns to use social media. to spread things, create antagonisms and all of that. that was a new wrinkle. i am not sure anybody was quite prepared for

from now on iconic shows like "it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown" and "a charlie brown christmas"een on apple tv plus. >> tariq: boo. >> jimmy: nothing like teaching kids the true meaning of the holidays by forcing them to cough up money to watch a 54-year-old cartoon. [ laughter ] even worse, they told charlie brown it was going to be on tv and then pulled it away at the last second. [ laughter ] [ muffled voice it's kind of a weird move. i mean, who was like, "i was holding out on buying apple tv, but now i have no choice i cave [ laughter ] i've got to see my charlie brown holiday specials i was saving up to send the kids to school [ laughter ] no no school. charlie brown's school." [ laughter ] some more tv news. last night was an all new episode of "the bachelorette." i love "the bachelorette," man it seemed like one of the group dates got off to a rough start when nobody asked clare to go talk one on one. you know they have to do the one on ones? watch this it's awkward >> so? should we get the night started? >> yeah. absolutely >> i think we should >> yeah? all right. does

this war of words between president macron and president and the fact that the satirical magazine charlie hebdo yes they published its front page more king president early one showing him in his underpants holding a can of beer and exposing the buttocks of a woman while he said who profit in another incident again we can't say that this is related we understand that a security guard was stabbed outside the french consulate in jeddah in saudi arabia the security guard is being treated in hospital for that stabbing attack and we understand that the perpetrator behind that was arrested so 3 different events taking place but can't connect any of them but it really does seem that this anti french hostility is spilling over into some pretty brutal consequences ok thank you charlotte charlotte basically there reporting from paris well earlier we discussed the attack with the political analyst nicola murcutt she does say that radical islam poses a danger to france. mustnt you were center status incredibly. traditional . as it could be and no muslim countries so it is that which is taken over by a