you know this is the end for the. >> charlie. >> yes. >> charlie.harlie, can you just explain that big boom we heis supposed happen. this is. that's the vehicle going back through the sound barrier. its going from being super sonic to subsonic and you heard the boom. you hear the boom because of the shape of the wings. they get a single sonic boom. >> we are seeing that -- that is returning also back to earth. >> that's right. they are starting to see the g's building up. to the densern of the atmosphere.to the densern we will see >> you will see the drag chutes pop out followed by the three main parachutes. they will survive a landing with just one. it's a well tested system. >> when they hit earth it slowed down. it'll be a small bump but the seat that -- we saw gayle. >> they have rockets. >> look at the parachute. >> relatively gentle. >> and the parachutes have come out. that slows it to about les an hour. it slows them down to about one mile an hour. you can see it right? >> i'm bending down looking at the monitor and mark said, gayle, [inaudi

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charlie?o take this and find something funny about it, but the picture of her underwear in the bathroom, that is definitely funny. >> harris: i guess. >> charlie: but the reason i hate to find anything funny in it is that it's all very serious. i'm starting to understand why maybe so many democrats feel like maybe the civil rights movement and our history is not taught in schools, because obviously they missed all of it if they think what they are doing right now is in any way, shape, or form remotely like what mlk did for this country or what john lewis and duard in selma, or what jackie robinson persevered through during his career. what these people are doing is so far different from any of that, and what i hate about it -- this is the part that's so sad. obviously those are dark moments from our history. jim crow laws, prior to the civil rights movement, but there's a lot of shining beautiful things that happen where you have beautiful people, people we don't even no, whose names we don't

you're on with charlie cook, independent. caller: thanks for taking my call. good morning, charlie. it's my understanding, you keep talking about past elections. in the 2020 election, there was one person charged with fraud. he was a republican from pennsylvania who had repeatedly voted for his passed away mother. that went through the court. he was charged and convicted. there was no hugo chavez that interrupted in the elections in 2020. there was no martian vote. there was no fraudulent vote. there was one case. could you comment on that? my other question or comment, quick is, the republican senators all took an oath during the impeachment to be a fair and impartial juror. i know that's not exactly what you're talking about. but then let's say they'll use that for toilet paper. host: you bring up a couple of different issues. guest: i tend to forget what happened before. whether it is just one case, i was reading the other day about a case in texas where a guy had served some time in prison and was on parole. under texas law, while you are in jail and while you are still on parol

charlie. >> yeah.f the day, she believes, is pro-police, pro-border and understands that it's insane for biological males to compete if against girls in girls' sports x. that is a tremendous improvement over many politicians, probably most politicians running for office or currently in office in california. >> and, tammy, tammy, also i just have one question for you because running for office in california is very different. oh, sorry, sean. tammy's not available right now. sean? but with, actually, i want to talk about the politics of this just a little bit more because running in california is a very different thing than running in the state where you're from. >> it is. you have much more liberal voters and politics. in wisconsin, we're a purple state with a conservative base. but again, as charlie pointed out, very conservative on a lot of these issues that i think will resonate with a lot of voters. but they do want consistency, and you can't split the baby and say when you you're older, you get on

what do you say, charlie?ond meat? it sounds so gross. ashley: no. charlie: i've tried it. i've had an open mind. i tried it. it doesn't work for me, and by the way the fat content is insane but let's guest back to fish, small fish. ashley: now that we've trashed beyond meat. charlie: listen i'm sure there's health benefits here but i'm just telling you, my opinion. do they advertise with us by the way? [laughter] ashley: not now. charlie: can we throw up the chart to tell you why bankers are now highly highly speculating, hotly speculating about why shari redstone is looking to sell viacom? it's a great chart and there you go, now look, they are supposed to be big, right? but look at the relative size here, 27 billion compared to comcast, 238 for netflix, that fluctuates daily, but you know, it's where they are today and look at amazon which for all in tense and purposes is a media content player right now they just bought mgm $1.8 trillion, listen in media, size and scale matters, you get more bang for your

good morning, charlie. i just -- it's my understanding -- you said that -- you keep talking about past elections. in this 2020 election there were one person charged with fraud, he was a republican from pennsylvania who had repeatedly voted for his passed away mother. that went through the courts, he was charged and convicted. there was no hugo chavez that interrupted in the elections in 2020. there was no martian votes. there was no fraudulent votes. there was one case. could you comment on that? and my other question or comment quick is the republican senators all took an oath during the impeachment to be a fair and impartial juror. i know that's not exactly what you are talking about, but let's say they used that for toilet paper. >> joe, you bring up a couple different issues. >> before i forget, i have add so i tend to forget what happened before. yeah, i mean, whether it's one case -- i was reading the other day there was a case in texas where a guy served some time in prison and was parole under texa

i think charlie talked a lot about it today. and when we talked about canadian, this is a historical, it is happening today every day in our life, our, our, our education system on reserves continue to be underfunded. or children continue to be removed and into children and families. services. you know, our health systems are under funded, our nursing stations and are under funded. we're not, there's no parity there with general society and of course that reflects on the disparity of quality of life and overall health status conditions. you can, i can, i just say, yeah, i get the underfunding and the inequality and the oppression across the board. when you asked the question to charlie earlier from a viewer about, you know, how canadians to blame for this? well, i'd like to say that canadians benefits off of the richness of the resources of the 1st people's after land. so since this so called canada was established, canadians have, you know, become wealthy and let have these high standards of living. meanwhile, the 1st peoples o

guess brandy more'n charlie angus. i tell you dick comes when he is trying to get justice for the survivors and their families. the life we can't was emotional. and we continued a painful conversation after the show, tanya picks up here explaining how the residential school system impacted not just have parents who were taken away, but every generation that yeah, just really kind of realized in my as i was in my younger adult life and going into my adult life that, you know, my parents grew up in the system that was violent and abusive and really beat their spirits down in their bodies down. and they weren't given the opportunity. the property properly grew to be mothers and father. and they weren't given the opportunity and space to be properly groom to fulfill their cultural traditional responsibilities enrolled within our community and our traditional ways of being. so they lost so much in that. and when i was hearing my uncle talk and he's a resident school survivor to, he was like all i wanted in that moment to fe

well, what to charlie? angus mission, because i am charlie angus, the member of parliament for the vast northern canadian region of timmins, james bay. i am not indigenous, but i have spent years working with the survivors are one of the most evil institutions in memory, the st. anne's, residential school. and the damage at that school did that, we're still fighting for justice in the communities. i represent the fight for children to clean water, proper schools, the suicide crisis that we see so much of the damage that was done. this is not ancient history. this is ongoing trauma caused by these crimes, and that's a lot of the work that i do now will i guess not when you have these ongoing trauma, every single head nodding that i'm going to show our audience something i guess and then brandy. i love you to bounce off the back of this canada residential schools from the 802990. that's going to scroll down here slowly so you can see how many they were right across canada. will you brandy? there will be some

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charlie, what you got?n the waterworks during the january 6 hearing. listen to this. >> never expected today -- to be quite is emotional for me as a husband. democracies are not defined by our bad days. [sobbing] where to find i have we come back from a bad day. god help us but i have faith because of folks like you and i never expected this to be like this but it must be an atom thing today. >> it must be an atom thing today. charlie, why are you fired up about this? >> it's amazing, my big question is, where were these guys tears last summer when people's businesses were being burned to the ground and people murdered and mayhem in the street across the country? we didn't hear them crying then but the one good thing that came out of the hearings this week is support for the hearings dropped ten points among independent. of course there are little support among regular voters as well but they want to keep this up in the reason is because it has nothing to do with anything other than its intended to be a dis

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it's unbelievable. >> charlie is back.t question for claire because we saw their faces, and i think she's probably talking about members who became subservient to trumpism, who used to seem to believe in things, maybe people like rob portman or blunt who seem to be republicans first. we saw their faces when he talked about grabbing women, saw their faces when he called african nations bleep hole countries. we saw their face when is he fired mattis. we saw their faces. they won't do anything. i don't think trump being crazy is the headline here. i think the headline here and the reason this is news is because the base of the republican party is with crazy, and that is a threat to all of us. >> yes. >> and my question to you before you froze up, and i'm curious what you think, we know when you look at who is dying of covid, it is largely unvaccinated americans, the largest numbers of unvaccinated americans are self-described people who voted for donald trump. they're dying now out of that sort of belief system. there are alm

of course she's a sociopath. >> who's charlie kirk anyways? see whoever charlie kirk is try to twist and twirl eight feet up in the air like simone biles. this seems to be the theme on the right. labeling people who accomplish things that they never could as weak. so here's how fox propaganda network hosts who never served in law enforcement or the military went after officers who testified yesterday about their experiences defending our capitol on january 6th. watch this. >> the award for blatant use of partisan politics when facts fail, the angle award goes to capitol police officer harry dunn. for best performance in an action role the winner is michael fanone. >> watch fanone cite the psychological trauma he endured as an excuse for ditching our bill of rights. >> i've been left with the psychological trauma and the emotional anxiety of having survived such a horrific event. >> joining me, national correspondent for the "washington post" philip bump and cnn political analyst natasha alford. hello to both of you. good to see you. natasha, t

wow, charlie. is brilliant. charlie stayt says 3—i brilliant.sterling! england's campaign has been near to perfect. the only game they probably played fairly poorly was against scotland, but i've played in lots of those games against your neighbours, particularly against the republic of ireland, when you play with players in your own league and stuff like that, they are one—offs and difficult. you don't read too much into those. but, that aside, i think they've been exceptionally solid. they've got better as the tournament has progressed. grealish! beating germany i think was a big mental block to overcome perhaps. almost perfect performance in the quarterfinals against ukraine. i think the team have got great depth in their squad, lots of forward players, in particular. you can change the side after 60 minutes and bring on players that are at least of equal stature to the ones on the pitch, which i don't think we've ever been able to do before. 0bviously everyone picks their own england team. we all have different versions of it. the only perso

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then again, where would be all be of charlie sheen took that advice?anoid robot who was once expected to change the world. since 2000 1500s of units have been sold too japanese businesses to replace human labor. but pepper keeps growing up, shutting down every setting during important tasks forgetting the name of human coworkers and receiving constant complaints of creeping people out. or, is democratic scarlet presidential material. hey there joe poured robot expose the company should have made pepper in the image of an animal so buyers would not expected too think like a human which is basically mrs. cages business model. despite the travels, it can still perform basic functions like reading out loud, eggy it just qualified enough to join the other reading robots at cnn. hi don lemon. before we go, this is don lemon a gala by the way by tonight's tickle me too use a joke you have three minutes to get the punchline, don't you dare cheats. use the # tickle b tuesday, ready? why did the photo go to jail? that is next. this past year has felt like a long

charlie kirk is a founder of -- he joins us tonight. charlie, thanks so much for coming on.reveal do you think about that news channel? >> well i think this is one of the few mistakes that cnn has made that is actually really helpful. is it cnn's stated position now that they are going to try to administer medicine under the threat of punishment? you know, the analogy is make usually when talking about incentives. what is the best way to propel human beings to get to a desired objective? as it cnn's position now that if someone decides to refused to get the vaccine, like i have, that i'm going to come under some sort of punishment? what does that mean? what does the stick to look like in cnn's world? are they reporting on the news or the actually trying to subsidize or incentivize human beings towards a certain outcome? are they trying to go after stories that are actually want to hold powerful people accountable? and tucker, i think this is an interesting question. how would that internal email read any differently if it wasn't sent by an executive from pfizer or johnson &

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hey, charlie. charlie: hey there, there were a couple or several takeaways from the conference.e. if you think that elle my producer is a mean, nasty person , going to harass somebody or lidia moinahan, my old producer, is a mean nasty person well then security is great. if you think that's overboard, well then that's something else so the security was nuts. a lot of these guys are hypocrites they were talking about climate change, bill gates gave a big speech on climate change, presentation as they flew in on their co 2-emitting private jets which basically crowd the airport and prevent other people from flying in the airport, that's another takeaway. the third takeaway is sherry red stone, who clearly, i guess the best way you could say is that she won the popularity contest at the event and these are, when we say the event, there's two types of stuff that goes on here. there's big seminars and the woke stuff, they talk about all of this nonsense about climate change, which ceo's engage in these days and then there's the after parties where people mingle, and that's where the

charlie kirk. she's an incredible athlete, of course. i'm not saying -- i just said, she's probably the greatest gymnast of all time. she's also selfish, immature, and a shame to the country. she's totally a sociopath. >> who is charlie kirk, anyway? let's see him try to twist and twirl eight feet in the air like simone biles. here's how fox propaganda hosts went after officers who testified yesterday about their experiences defending our capitol on january 6th. >> the award goes to capitol police officer harry dunn. for best performance in an action role, michael fanone. >> i've been left with the psychological trauma and emotional anxiety of having survived such a horrific event. >> joining me now, phillip buffer, and natasha alford. natasha, the audacity, really. that's all i need to say. the audacity of these people sitting on their butts, bashing olympic athletes and hero police officers while they spout off about patriotism and backing the blue. what is happening here? >> i know, don. i said

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how do you read the latest economic numbers, charlie?t depends on why those wages are going up. if it's because of inflation as opposed to a booming economy, then you have a real problem, a pretty scary problem in fact if those rising wages are entirely because of inflation and when you have the federal government literally punishing people for working and rewarding people for not working, that's how you get sort of dangerous atmosphere where you wind up with rising wages because of inflation. i really do think come election time wall street can be booming, you can look at all kinds of numbers that look good to economists or two really wealthy people on wall street, but if people are paying massively more at the gas pump and massively more to feed their families at the grocery store, that tends to be far more damaging than any good that comes from somebody's stock portfolio. >> mike: part of that reopening economic boost related to rising covid-19 vaccination rates which appeared to be slowing down now, is there cause for concern there,

we see this bipartisan ship with infrastructure, charlie. the truth, the issues continue. adam kinzinger spoke yesterday follows the insurrection hearing and he spoke directly to republicans. >> i think every republican needs to look deep in their soul and say, okay, maybe you're scared of ticking some people off but this has long-term implications and human implications and frankly implications for self-governance which is why i'm so passionate about this. >> there has always been a fringe. we've talked about this in the republican party. but with so many members actively dismissing truth in such a wild fashion and rejecting science if you want to add coronavirus into this. what does the republican party stand for now? >> well, right now, i think the party is really struggling. there was a time when i served that we tried to marginalize the fringe elements. we didn't elevate them. and we elevated people like liz cheney and adam kinzinger and now what is happening is it feels like kinzinger and cheney are being marginalized. this is a long-t

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we're back with charlie sykes. mission statement was to hang mike pence. donald trump is sort of like your set weight on a scale. you can diet and diet but your body returns to a weight. donald trump returns to a belief these were good people and he articulated to kevin mccarthy people just care more about the election than he did. >> yeah, it's gone full circle, right? and this is a very significant move that by embracing this whole insurrectionist as martyrs, donald trump is reframing the entire issue and saying that, okay, this may have been violent but it was a noble effort. these people were actually heroes and they were fighting to defend democracy. in following the story so far it went from antifa, it wasn't so bad. they were peaceful tourists. maybe it was the fbi that incited it. this, i think, is one of the more significant twists in the trump saga, in this trump -- january 6, which is to cast this as somehow noble. and he's willing to completely change his position about police killings in this particula

i'm charlie angela in, sorry, one. if you k, largest c produces is running into trouble with distribution. one of thousands of businesses affected by chronic shortage, a truck drivers. ah, now the party of ethiopia as prime minister of the osman has won a landslide victory in the june 21st elections. he's held it as a historically inclusive election. his prosperity thought he won 410 of 436 parliamentary seats that assures him a 2nd time in office. the vote was overshadowed by an opposition boycott, ethnic violence and the conflict in the northern region. she was one of 3 of if you refuse, 10 regions where voting did not take place. catherine toys in the capital, forest addis ababa. this announcement really come as no surprise prime minister abe's post. be amid, as far as the party has been leading from the very start. and it's also an election really that have been, boy quoted, was boy quoted by on some of the countries, the guest opposition parties in the lead up to the election. some opposition. 7 leaders was arrest

you wrote a piece about the charli hebdo controversy in france explaining why in america? the publication of the charlie hebdo cartoons although considered blasphemous by some would but absolutely be protected by the first amendments of the constitution. tell us why the first amendment protects blasphemy what the central cases that protect blasphemous expression are and under what circumstances in the first amendment on offensive speech can be banned. so there have been laws in the united states in the past that prohibited blasphemy and if you go back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries, they were occasional prosecutions for blasphemous speech but over the last hundred years or so, it's become clear that the concept of punishment for blasphemy clearly violates both the free speech clause of the constitution and the free exercise clause of the constitution and there to my knowledge hasn't been a successful prosecution for blasphemy in this country in close to a century. the the charlie head goes situation the issue that would arise today would be less one of that blas

joining us now charlie gasparino , charlie?an stanley we should point out it's goldman sachs, it's jpmorgan, they have demonstrated , they are actually stricter than morgan stanley. morgan stanley does have a lot more brokers and this is where it's becoming pretty interesting on wall street, and you know, liz you try to tell bigger stories through vignettes and anecdotes on smaller things and i think this is a story you'll see replicated on and on in corporate america, as we get used to a new normal of having to live with covid, you know, getting vaccinated, or not vaccinated. should point out that 90% of the workers at goldman sachs, morgan stanley, citigroup, bank of america, jpmorgan, from what i understand, they are all vaccinated, so it's kind of a moot point on the wall street side on forcing vaccinations. be that as it may one firm is now looking to basically take advantage of the stricter return to office policies at morgan, goldman, and jpmorgan, and that firm is ubs which has, i guess you could say the least strict, t

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my team tells me you want me to call you charlie and joe.g to do even though it feels weird. so charlie, kinzinger said this is about my duty and my oath to the constitution above everything else. mccarthy said that pelosi is doing this to, quote, satisfy her political objectives. what do you see? >> well i think kinzinger is serving for all of the right reasons. he wants accountability and answers to the big questions and wants to find facts and no why thousands of our fellow citizens decided to storm the capitol and disrupt the peaceful transfer of power. he's doing it for all of the right reasons. and in narncy pelosi,s smart, she'll should seek three more republicans like meyer or others or jaime herrera butler. and then i would do to make sure this is fairly balanced, i would give kinzinger and the cheney all of the time of the republicans. if there are only two, give them the time of the other three so this looks more balanced. and i think this is smart of kinzinger and cheney hopefully give this kpcommittee a better feeling of credibi

bottom line this for me, charlie.a says on the very same day as this and they are meeting and they are not talking about the insurrection. what they are talk -- they're strategizing. >> of course. look. there -- there's no question that kevin mccarthy feels he needs to keep donald trump close to him. he needs him more as an ally, than an enemy, in order to -- to win. kevin mccarthy wants to be speaker so badly, that, you know, he -- he knows that if trump turns on him, that a significant number of house republicans will, too. and you remember what happened to kevin mccarthy in 2015 when john boehner stepped down. he was taken down when he tried to ascend to the speaker's role by many on the -- the hard right of the gop conference. and so, kevin mccarthy is doing everything he can to maintain that support from that wing of the party. i think that's what this is entirely about. >> thank you very much, charlie and anna. i appreciate it. >>> so he says there is nothing wrong with a patriotic education but the creator of t

charlie, i think guy that doesn't like grilling can't grill.ssume as well. >> i think so. this is hate speech. this person should lose their twitter and kicked out of descent society. this person should lose all invites and i can't think of a worse take than saying we should get rid of grilling. this doesn't shock me from the people that want to get rid of everything that has fun. articles at a get rid of american pie and 4th of july parades. grilling is the last straw. >> allie, that's the hill to die on it the grill. >> it doesn't surprise me that charlie would have that take. to give you the other side of this, what else is not fun: the planet exploding in 6 years. i don't know why we are talking about any of these things that could be wasting our time. as a woman the fact that i and every other woman i know are terrible at grilling and can't pick out a proper cut of meat at the grocery store has nothing to do with us and everything to do with the system. big grills and the patriarchy holding us back. all journalists are very brave. i am beh