charlie: walter keller. you got a pretty steep hillside. joe: charlie kelly doesn't mind the risk.ere are five in this immediate area here, and actually i see one over here that i hadn't even noticed before. joe: the san anselmo neighbor has become a regular here. charlie: i've explored this hillside pretty carefully and i think i've located most of them. joe: the graves were so obscured kelly and others using the adjacent trail didn't even notice them. charlie: howdy. anyway, what was the question? joe: the question is then, how did kelly find them? charlie: during the winter when all the undergrowth died back, suddenly these headstones just popped right out of the forest floor. jack: that one down there says 1871 on it. joe: kelly began to photograph the newly discovered graves and post them to a facebook site for marin county history. charlie: and i got hundreds of responses. joe: he cleared away some of the brush, constantly searching-- charlie: i'm seeing something that doesn't look fully natural. oh, no, that's a log. joe: --seeking stories in the stones. charlie: and it is t

charlie: walter keller. you got a pretty steep hillside. joe: charlie kelly doesn't mind the risk.this immediate area here, and actually i see one over here that i hadn't even noticed before. joe: the san anselmo neighbor has become a regular here. charlie: i've explored this hillside pretty carefully and i think i've located most of them. joe: the graves were so obscured kelly and others using the adjacent trail didn't even notice them. charlie: howdy. anyway, what was the question? joe: the question is then, how did kelly find them? charlie: during the winter when all the undergrowth died back, suddenly these headstones just popped right out of the forest floor. jack: that one down there says 1871 on it. joe: kelly began to photograph the newly discovered graves and post them to a facebook site for marin county history. charlie: and i got hundreds of responses. joe: he cleared away some of the brush, constantly searching-- charlie: i'm seeing something that doesn't look fully natural. oh, no, that's a log. joe: --seeking stories in the stones. charlie: and it is to his beloved br

no, they were protesting charlie kirk because the media told them charlie kirk wanted to lynch transple. the sacramento be, a local paper out there wrote this, quote: charlie kirk has called for the lynching of trans people. a comment that should warranted the cancellation of his speaking engagement at uc davis. then the head of the university doubled down, listen. >> many of you have reached out to me and others regarding tonight's event organized by registered student organization turning point u.s.a. or tpusa at uc davis. thank you for sharing your distress as student group hosting a speaker who is a welling-documented proponent of misinformation and hate. and who has advocated for violence against trans gender individuals. >> jesse: "primetime" knows charlie and that doesn't sound like something he would say. so we looked around and we couldn't find charlie saying he wanted to lynch anybody, trans people, anybody. but the sacramento bee says charlie said it here. now, charlie was talking to riley gaines, a division one female swimmer who didn't feel comfortable swimming against t

. >> oh, charlie, what i did t charlie has caused everything.mmissio from lynn before his murder. >> if anything happens to, m take care of my son. >> and, he did how do you feel about that >> love him. >> >> i was like back in th moment is the greatest gif i've ever received, from a man who i still hate more than any person i've ever known my wife and i didn't hav children overrun, i've got a son in the world >> it's been great, they'r great i love them so much. >> and, so it's that strange way, out of unimaginably evil, and, lost him love a real family, unexpecte blessing >> what's it done for yo personally having him in your life. >> it's like getting another life like somebody opened a door, and said here is your chance >> good reason to get up in th morning. >> damn straight a reason to live >> mark and susan are now hi mom and dad. he has taken their last name and charlie? he's more than survived. he is thriving >> i'm going somewhere, and i' going fast >> he got his masters, and landed his dream job, in theme park design. and, he has lear

i think 70 of charlie priest price. i think 7 you, her charlie was pretty happy because i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think feel like i've had to wait a long time, had to quit patient at the system. but i think even side right now is like a good time. so yeah, i think 7, your me would be be pretty happy like this. get me a big part of it is believing and possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you get a 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i and i just prove and i can do that. well, what else can i do? wait a go, charlie and stay tuned for more automotive hopes, dreams and possibilities. on the next episode of reb on capable ah, ah, [000:00:00;00] with who no one does coastal protection better than the dutch small wonder because large parts of the netherlands lie below sea level. the

in moments, i am going to expose it and talk to charlie hurt and charlie kirk, the two charlies. >> laura: have any of you noticed that the left is actually trying to turn the tables on the issue of skyrocketing crime? no, no, they haven't seen the light, it's no eureka moment, this is all a political calculation. it started with lauri lightfoot's loss in chicago and that mayoral primary last week. >> i want to talk about what happened in chicago this week, your friend mayor lori lightfoot. is that a warning sign. >> to the contrary, eric adams has been talking about public safety. i think if anything, it is really stated that this is what i have been talking about. america, we have to be safe. >> laura: now, how did he not off in his face, because the media are all part of writing this narrative. it's like covid. all right. this is all coordinated and the white house of course it quickly jumped on the law and order band wagon. >> the president inherited increasing in crime, when he walked into this administration and this is a president who has lead on that, making sure that we keep -- t

i think 70 charlie priest price, i think 70 her charlie was pretty happy cuz i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a little time had to quit patient for the system. but i think you can say right now as like a good time say, i think 7 year we would be pretty happy like this. get me a big part of it. is believing impossibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i do. he said this is impossible, i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i and i just prove and i can do that will. what else can i do them way to go, charlie, and stay tuned for more automotive hope, street and possibilities. on the next episode of reb with who we love euro. we love diversity and anything unusual. no mountain is too high. no road is too long. in the search of the extraordinary we are the specialists of the lifestyle europe. your romance. coming up on d. w. whole cattle at this live s

i think 70 charlie priest price, i think 70 her charlie was pretty happy cuz i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a long time. i had to quit patient for the system, but i think you can say right out as like a good time. so yeah, i think 7 year be would be pretty happy like this. get me a big part of it is believing and possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i and i just prove and i can do that will. what else connotates? mm . way to go, charlie, and stay tuned for more automotive hope streams and possibilities on the next episode of rev ah, with hello, hello. hello, face and voice are worth more than a 1000 words. the context, the body dramatically changes how we understand that person. artificial intelligence is getting better at reading people all you have to do is give a m

i think 70 charlie pretty surprised. i think 70 her charlie was pretty happy cuz i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a long time. i had to quit patient and the system, but i think you can say right out as like a good time. so yeah, i think 7 year be would be be pretty happy like this. give me a big part of it is deleting a possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i do. he said this is impossible, i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i and i've just proven i can do that will. what else can i do? ah, wait a go, charlie and stay tuned for more automotive hope street and possibilities on the next episode. of rev aah with the german mineral resource agency is sounding the alarm is the country supply of key minerals at risk. geologists are looking for new sources of these raw material

i think 70 charlie, pretty surprised. i think 70 her charlie was very happy because i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a little time had to quit patient for the system. but i think you can say right now as like a good time say, i think 7 year we would be be pretty happy like this, get me a big part of it is believing in possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. so i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i, and i just prove and i can do that will. what else connie tate ah wait a go, charlie and stay tuned for more automotive help streams and possibilities on the next episode. of rev ah, with viral dreams, an unexpected corona virus, former award winning documentary. hey, you too. now generation on these baker. but then the pandemic came along for not done

i think 70 of charlie priest price. i think 7 you, her charlie was pretty happy because i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a long time. i didn't quite patient at the system, but i think even side right now is like a good time. so yeah, i think 7, your b would be be pretty happy like this. get me a big part of it is deleting a possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give it a 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i, and i've just proven i can do that. well, what else can i do? wait a go, charlie, and stay tuned for more automotive hopes dreams and possibilities on the next episode of rev with ah ah ah ah ah ah, with you. oh, this is the darker side of the energy revolution. the story is as tragic as it is familiar. rich countries need ra resources like

i think 70 charlie. pretty surprised. i think 7 year charlie was pretty happy cause i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a long time had to quit patient for the system. but i think you can say right out as like a good time. so yeah, i think 7 year we would be be pretty happy like this. get me a big part of it is believing in possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i and i just prove and i can do that will. what else cannetta ah, wait a go, charlie, and stay tuned for more automotive hope street and possibilities on the next episode of rev. ah, with how much just huffy, handy environment. these pioneers know that quite well. and that's why they're taking a different approach. they cultivate old farming, taking

i think 70 charlie. pretty surprised. i think 7 year charlie was pretty happy because i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a long time. i had to quit patient assistant, but i think you can say right now as like a good time. so yeah, i think 7 year we would be be pretty happy. like get me a big part of it is deleting a possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible, you, you give it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say, i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think, okay, but it is possible and i, and i just prove and i can do that will. what else connie tate ah wait a go, charlie and stay tuned for more automotive help streams and possibilities on the next episode. of rev with neo africa. when prayer is for rain, he are really reading for that he's our answer and with science, canyon in geo teachers, rainwater harvesting, has been going to are fo

very real inside i think 70 and charlie priest price. i think 7 you, her charlie was pretty happy because i never imagined that things would be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a little time had to quit patient and the system for i think you can say right now is like a good time. say i think 7, your b would be be pretty happy like this. get me a big part of it is believing in possibility. yeah. if you believe something is possible you you give it a guy, you give it a 100 percent rather than talk yourself out of it. say i always said this is impossible. i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think okay, but it is possible and i and i just prove and i can do that will. what else can i do them way to go, charlie, and stay tuned for more automotive hope streams and possibilities. on the next episode of rev with mountain 2nd. and we answer their call. we take a trip to a winter sports paradise. the pal to sophisticated said more to his skilled party hot spot in the mountain an

i think 70 charlie. pretty surprised. think stephanie, her child was pretty happy because i never imagined that things have be the way they are now. so i think i feel like i've had to wait a long time. i had to quit patient as an assistant that i think even side right now is like a good time. so yeah, i think 7 year me would be be pretty happy lexus. get me a big part of it is deleting possibility. yeah. if even if something is possible you, you gave it a guy, you give the 100 percent rather than took yourself out of it. say, i do. he said this is impossible, i can't do this. this isn't for me. so suddenly you flip that around and you think okay, is possible and i and i just prove and i can do that. well, what else? quantitative them way to go, charlie, and stay tuned for more automotive hope street and possibilities on the next episode of rev. ah, with ah the 77 percent with a vivid discussion on climate change. drought is obviously a front and center issue here. you know, animals have died. are people are hungry yet wit

joining me now is charlie hurt, "washington times" and fox news contributor and charlie kirk, founder and ceo of turning point. i am going to hurt first. hurt so good. now, it is obvious, right, this has become an albatross for the democrats, charlie hurt, really biden had no choice here. >> oh, i think you're exactly right about that. you know, in crime kind of like the economy is one of those things politicians can't lie their way out of it. people know it in their own neighborhoods, they feel it in their own neighborhoods. they know when the economy is bad and they know when crime is bad, and, you know, of those two things, only thing that trumps the economy when it comes to elections is crime. if moms and dads don't feel safe in their neighborhoods or going to school, taking -- or shopping or anything like that, politicians tend to pay grievous prices for it and nobody deserves to pay a more grievous price for what we are seeing right now in this country than democrats, all of their policies can be tied directly to what's going on in the streets right now. >> laura: well, and char

but, they did not see the crazy charging just charlie. they saw the calculating charlie. having them, houton and krewinkle two that gives -- to attest to that gives us fascinating inside. i did not know much about charlie manson before i started. when i started the book i sure did not like or admire him. but, you had to shake your head at some of the man had. he knew how to sell himself and he sold himself in blood. peter: what was it like sitting across the table from leslie van houton and patricia krenwinkle knowing what they have done? jeff: in that prison if you are visiting them you are not allowed to bring in a pan or pen -- a pad or pen or a recording device. i spent a day interviewing one or the other because they aren't friends anymore and it didn't want to sit at the same table are the same time. peter: and they e old ladies? jeff: we rememberm fren in time and in a way they still are. leslie, the popular pretty girl on a high school is 21 all of this happens and she still has the little girl gestures. when she is talking to you, she plays with her hair. she gig

. >> charlie, is this a weaponization of law enforcement? >> yes and the charges are ridiculous and it's also a political witch hunt and has played right into donald trump and donald trump because of everything. what you're saying about his ability to play the martyr and it's -- and he's not just talking about himself. when he has that line where he talks about me coming after you and i'm standing in the way and he's able to sort of project the problem into a larger principle fight and i think it's going to be -- it will help them eno enormously with the election and democrat wills stop them and it's all politically motivated and i think the real news out of that clip is we have the new great word for 2024, which is going to be banana. literally you'd go to the trump rally and it was like a lynard skynard call and going into a thing about china. his use of the word banana is going to be -- >> it's coming. >> charlie, say it again. >> banana. >> it's one of the three that -- >> it's a three syllable word and we digress >> fox contributor leo

charlie: 100%.op working as the transmission mechanism, the global economy will get toasted. at the best, banks shift into zombie mode but reality is, with all headwinds, it will force a retraction. what that means is credit and lending doesn't get pushed into the economy. if you're talking about the parts of the market, the opaque parts that are already breaking, let's say commercial real estate, capital, private debt, startup, venture -- all that looks like a 30 year bond leveraged. it has a ton of interest rate sensitivity, hydration. that is why siv b blew up. that is what their deposit base looked like plus they gorged on the bonds. all this stuff was built from the last era. no one expected a tightening cycle for inflation stock. now you are seeing the breakages daisychaining on that lackey term but this is where it is hitting the real economy. alix: we put the cre question to individuals. it always struggles. it will be fine. well they have a long-term horizon. everything will be fine. i'm no

all right, charlie, i want to go back to yo charlie, i wo yo u on this this. is back to my angle. what do you make of this ideaake that the democrats are playing p three steps ahead here and they believe that propping up trump is smart for them and turning him into kind of this martyr is better for them because he'll be easier in their mindo e to beat in a general election if they can say, well,e you're you're pushing a candidate who committed a crime and is under all these under e investigatinvestigation as weg a man who is doing his best fore the american people, selflessly . >> yeah, well, nobody ever went broke overestimating the cynicism of democrats inrob washington. and so you're probably right about that. about at.robably are thinking tg three steps ahead. but the other side of itit i is that, you know, donald trump has been such a threat to them and such a threat to theirce existence and the permanentt governing state of washingt that they've really loste really their minds over the pastlost six years ever their since trume onto the scene. and, of course, they're also ped

charlie!at pence said >> my reaction, unfair, it was probably not fit for broadcast here look, there is a choice. republicans can say, we need t let the judicial system play out. we need to have the rule o law. instead, they are falling into line it is also interesting this, a far as i can see, no republica has pushed back on the dangerous tweet yesterday from donald trump you might remember, those of u who said if there were not rea consequences for january 6th o an attempted coup, than that coup would simply be a rehearsal. a dry run. what we are seeing now is th president, the former president, who has gone so far as t legitimize that type o response is now calling fo more nobody, like mike pence, i pushing back against him kevin mccarthy is also tipping his hand that obstruction of justice has now become central to the house republican agenda we are in dangerous times. if anyone was expecting that you would have a spasm o conscience from republican leaders, sorry this is what you get >> ri

joining me now is charlie kirk, founder of durney, brought us a charlie. this is so sad. it's so shocking. it is kin yet i guess it's kind ofd predictable. given what the government did in paying people not to work. oh, it's totally predictable. you know, some people say a working from home is just goodik watching you working from home is lik ae watching a fireplace on youtube. you coul you d hear it. you could see it. there's no warmth. you can't you're not like that one on one . interaction. and look, i'm a traditionalist because a turning point, usa, we do havena some peoplelist. hase. to work remote. we have some people in the field. but i am adamant iamn person office work is better for you.s it's better for you to have a a commute, better for you to have to dress up to be around other people. it's better for you to get hou e of the house . i think that most young people don't even know what they're missing in some sense. g in some becausbecause so manye younger workers actually had their entry into the workforceob as remote work and they haveo wi to bribe them to go

charlie faulkner . under tony blair. charlie faulkner. he's under tony blair. charlie faulkner .. charlie faulkner. he's live in under tony blair. charlie faulkner . he's live in the faulkner. he's live in the studio and. of course, he used to live with tony blair as well. he'll be spilling the beans on our next prime minister and keir starmer be all next incumbent at number 10. charlie faulkner , number 10. charlie faulkner, 10:00. but next in the big question is suella braverman right to stand her ground over. the rwanda policy. i'll be asking ann widdecombe live in the studio studio . welcome back to mark dolan tonight. we're asking your mother's day selfies of your mum. do send them in, mark@gbnews.uk now a very big reaction . my big opinion and reaction. my big opinion and i believe that the country living beyond its means and the politicians are not being honest with you about the state of the country's finances. this from david. well said, mark. if we all run our household like our government, have , we would be government, have, we would be declared bankrupt . businesses

charlie faulkner . under tony blair. charlie faulkner. he's under tony blair. charlie faulkner .. charlie faulkner. he's live in under tony blair. charlie faulkner . he's live in the faulkner. he's live in the studio and. of course, he used to live with tony blair as well. he'll be spilling the beans on our next prime minister and keir starmer be all next incumbent at number 10. charlie faulkner , number 10. charlie faulkner, 10:00. but next in the big question is suella braverman right to stand her ground over. the rwanda policy. i'll be asking ann widdecombe live in the studio studio . welcome back to mark dolan tonight. we're asking your mother's day selfies of your mum. do send them in, mark@gbnews.uk now a very big reaction . my big opinion and reaction. my big opinion and i believe that the country living beyond its means and the politicians are not being honest with you about the state of the country's finances. this from david. well said, mark. if we all run our household like our government, have , we would be government, have, we would be declared bankrupt . businesses

charlie lawson . charlie is there is good lawson. charlie is there is good stuff , charlie.d stuff, charlie. no, i'm sorry. this story makes me genuinely angry . let's this story makes me genuinely angry. let's just deal first things first. they wouldn't have acted like this if it was the bible. what they know, it wouldn't have even come up for conversation. we don't have a blasphemy law in this country, so it's a law anyway. but the point is, bonnie, there's been a lot of mistakes made here. the first one is that whoever it was got wind of this as told the headmaster, i'm the headmaster on the school . they have made on the school. they have made a decision that totally the wrong decision. they could have kept this in house. the police have tagged along with it because they're scared of the local community and i believe the local community and i have made one phone call this i believe that the local the heads of the muslim faith in the area have made a mistake. we all know that everybody is egging on these protests. we've seen it with cinemas not ten miles from the school .

or it was later established by a hoe that one of the commanders, charlie, was a captain. received an order from above quote to destroy everything that moves even animals. after the soldiers tried to steal from him who the enemy is and whether they include women and children according to the testimony. they realized that absolutely everyone should be killed. it seems that this draws at least gaga, but the american generals pretended that nothing had happened; the fact of the massacre for a long time did not recognize moreover, charlie's battalion was awarded thanks for the excellent operation, and in the american military reports everything that you saw before was listed as a heroic battle us soldier with color congors. not only did these murders of hundreds of people take place , completely cold-blooded, uh, the americans used machine guns, small arms even grenade launchers, and they were also engaged in the fact that the village was largely wooden. uh yes, lady or uh, in general, and there is a hut. or so you can call them, they were still amazed, that is, they also burn

charlie lawson . charlie is there is good lawson. charlie is there is good stuff , charlie.stuff, charlie. no, i'm sorry. this story makes me genuinely angry . let's this story makes me genuinely angry. let's just deal first things first. they wouldn't have acted like this if it was the bible. what they know, it wouldn't have even come up for conversation. we don't have a blasphemy law in this country, so it's a law anyway. but the point is, bonnie, there's been a lot of mistakes made here. the first one is that whoever it was got wind of this as told the headmaster, i'm the headmaster on the school . they have made on the school. they have made a decision that totally the wrong decision. they could have kept this in house. the police have tagged along with it because they're scared of the local community and i believe the local community and i have made one phone call this i believe that the local the heads of the muslim faith in the area have made a mistake. we all know that everybody is egging on these protests. we've seen it with cinemas not ten miles from the school . t

when knew, right, charlie? just like all the other people stood front of the lectern and she just said, no. and there's also people like elizabeth holmes do this to like they kind of realize that there's like an advantage narratively in being. yeah. so like when you're sitting down with a roomful of like 16 to 19 year olds. yeah. how you actually like logistically sort through like what is just like literal signaling. yeah. within the universe and like what you actually looking for i guess, you know, it's, there's a clip. i hope it never gets out there because in the thing there's stuff on youtube right? but like it's not available. so i actually i have a dvd and like, you know, the forbes reporter reached to me. he's like, how can you validate, you know, the the scavenger hunt thing? i'm like, well, you know, the dvd's at my parents house in the garage. so i to be i got to phenix and i dug out the dvd and then i'm there like cnbc producers, they want conflict. so they're like, can you at least try to defend he

charlie, you were there from the beginning of this war. what is it like to be back there in baghdad now? >> reporter: well, baghdad is a world away from even what it was just a few years ago. i can't remember a time we were able to walk around without wearing flak jackets. on that note we pay tribute tonight to our cbs colleagues and my friends cameraman paul douglas and sound man james brolin, killed in 2006 when a car bomb exploded not far from here. they felt very strongly about covering this story and they lost their lives doing it. returning here this week is a reminder of that. jericka? >> charlie d'agata in baghdad for u i occasionally get bladder leaks. i tried always discreet underwear. it absorbs an entire glass of water. it fit like a glove. it just felt like real underwear. game changer! it's the protection we deserve. when a cold comes on strong, knock it out with vicks dayquil severe. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms. to help take you from 9 to none. power through with vicks dayquil severe

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now it’s hard to judge, but many of the charlie family gave the same testimony midlo and the rest ofdiers , on kelly’s orders, fired several rounds into the ditch, and then threw grenades into it from the pit, there was a prolonged crying and a boy of two or three years old, covered in blood and mud with i clambered up over the corpses with difficulty and ran to the rice field. the mother must have covered him with her body and he was not injured according to eyewitnesses kelly ran after the child grabbed him and threw him the boy back into the ditch and cold-bloodedly shot dimon's legs in the side. even hersh's worldwide publicity will win a puliterer prize. here are the brutal killers. you will be surprised after the massacre of hundreds of civilians will get off with only a slight fright, american justice does not throw its own out of about two hundred soldiers who were sent to the village that day 24 were later charged with criminal offenses and only one officer william kelly was convicted of killing 22 unarmed vietnamese, the few survivors of the massacre said that kelly shot a

here to react charlie kirk and washington times opinion ed tore charlie hurt so charlie i'll go to youst sir it is number one killer for ages 18 to 45 they have done so much work. what -- i'm just curious what is that work they've done? >> well first off i think it is important to note she's lying there. it is a complete lie it is not a historic low. as you point out it is a scourge that is killing 100,000 americans every single year. and the biden administration has done absolutely nothing to lower or decrease the flow coming into the country, in fact, what they've actually done is turn the entire border over to the drug cartels -- the drug cartels and human traffic reverse one who is control the border and they're the ones and they use the trafficking of women and children and men across the border in order to -- to deflect attention away from their main source of income which is sending -- massive deadly amounts of fentanyl into the country so she's lying right there and every bit of this right now can be placed at the feet of this administration because while the previous administr

but, charlie, thank you. great to seecharli.le" now, last year, the anger angle investigated the growing chineshee influence over marijuana farms inside the united states . we'l, since then, it's only gotten worse. we're going to bring youspea the updatek to speak with someone on the front lines of this emerging and undercover national security threat. >> stay there. cookies? no, man. are you found on the floor? are best friend. i need to know what happened to know what is happening. this was a malicious act. this is not a game. this is real life. murder for sale, streaming now only on fox nation. >> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can, with smile actives the teeth whitening breakthrough. it safely gets your teeth white and keeps them white every day. just by brushing your teeth. >> i never thought that whitening my teeth could be so easy. i just put the gel on the brush, the toothpaste on it brush and i can see my white teeth simply add smile actives to any toothpaste and our patented

charlie. charlie business in october 2021. charlie the former pm of course. yeah. is the man.te. i mean, you've got a few other businesses, charlie. just get service. talk about get back to service. talk about people won't go to work. people who won't go to work. charlie is one of them. a third of workers would quit forced of workers would quit if forced back office . what do back into the office. what do you make of this, charlie, as a load well, well, load of rubbish? well, well, listen post—pandemic, listen, post—pandemic, obviously, people came obviously, a lot of people came up inventive ways of up with inventive ways of working from home. zoom blah, blah. a lot of parents, in fact, you even say it's more you support this childcare support a lot of working parents want to have a bit of flexibility. of course, i do but but what i'm saying from from a business point of load of rubbish point of view load of rubbish worse thing that ever happened was suffering. now generations worse thing that ever happened wapeople�*ing. now generations worse thing that ever happened wa peop

"washington times" opinion editor charlie herd. he's like an italian hero, crusty, cheesy and covered with a thin layer of oil. joe dirosa. when she makes it rain it's usually the tears of her exes. katz timf. >> mattress side heavyweight champion tyrus. should look better than that. charlie, am i wrong, are there any like of the counterparts, right wing cities where like if a liberal goes there they would lose their -- oh, my god, this is too right wing for me? you could save parts of florida, it doesn't impinge on your life. >> these cities are the culmination of 50 years of the best ideas democrats have to offer. you know, going back to lbj's great society and war on poverty. quite frankly it's why after 50 years, you know, democrats are so obsessed with talking about race because race is something that they can't do anything about, what you can do something about is actually have cities and have a government that works. but since all of their ideas are so terrible, and none of them work, you wind up -- they have no choice than

the potential prosecution -- ♪ >> hello, i am griff jenkins along with katie passage, kat timpf and charlieurt. welcome to the big saturday show. the big story tonight, deadly tornadoes ripping through the south two dozen people are dead and communities 11 when the twisters hit parts of alabama and mississippi. two small towns rolling in silverlake bearing the brunt of the damage. mississippi governor visiting both communities in the past several hours to get a closer look at the destruction. also the middle of the damage, charles watson for we in mississippi what is the latest? >> surveying for a couple hours now and it's hard to believe all the destruction we are seeing. a lot when tornado hit but it doesn't look like a bomb hit, take a look at the level of destruction. tons of tree branches down, large trees. look at this house, you can see folks beginning what is expected to be a lengthy cleanup. we spoke to one of the folks who live over there who told us there carport was lifted up and detached from the home so that's what those folks are dealing with over there. the street you can se

without a doubt, charlie. the --eole i next. without a doubt, charlie.room, even if my instincts were that it would make teaching really difficult, i did that because we thought the guidance was official guidance and we did everything we could to reassure parents, all the more reason, i think, while that cheap, snide criticism of the teaching profession who work so hard often against a backlog of chaotic guidance changing by the hour, that is why it does so much damage to political reputations. just is why it does so much damage to political reputations.— political reputations. just one question. _ political reputations. just one question, people _ political reputations. just one question, people will - political reputations. just one | question, people will possibly political reputations. just one - question, people will possibly think to themselves, they understand candid language and ministers talking to each other, and why not, but myjaw union representatives seek an apology about the way you were spoken about? i’m seek an apology about the way you w

and to your point, you colleague charlie savage, wh was an earlier made that point that donald trump does not kno for sure that he is also speculating. we should also point out tha the manhattan district attorne of and greg has declined t comment on donald trump' earlier social media post from this morning saying that h would be arrested on tuesday then again, you know donal trump's finances inside an out. i am wondering what is the one thing we should be focused o when it comes to trump's finances because there's s much other stuff going on as i pertains to get former president. >> well, it is interesting a lot of this comes down to hi finances and how he is doing straight bookkeeping where h says something is one thing, and it is another. and, where they are just out and out. in the case of the trump organization where there was the trial, they were avoidin talks. they were giving out one tim payments to executives whe they should have bee accounting for them throug their salaries so that taxes weren't paid you are just saying time and time again, there are so man ways into the sto

whatever charlie wanted to say, he was able to say it.lanned for it. >> ainsley: i'm sure people wanted to go to the event that don't go because this is going to happen. >> brian: advertise going to come out harassment. affected attendance. maybe this is national news besides us and other people picking it up. organization is unbelievablely successful. >> charlie is very brave to go and do this. >> steve: he is, indeed. meantime on this wednesday. fox news alert. troubles in the sky. a russian fighter jet, couple of them, were flying around a u.s. drone over the black sea, clipped it, it's the first such incident since russia's invasion of ukraine, the drone went down. congresswoman nancy mace on the rising tension. she is coming up next. derate-toe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. [dad] once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if

joining me is charlie, opinion editor. this is wild.sessed with the january 6th narrative. we are defending democracy against the trumpeters and they are going to usurped the next election and at every turn, biden is doing stuff that is unconstitutional. illegal or completely out of his depth. >> it is truly extraordinary and when you think about it, all of these supposedly democracy cowboys they like to attack people on the right who talk about, who ask questions about the election or according to them. so mistrust in our election and me while they -- we have no idea as you pointed out who is making any of the decisions in the white house and then of course, with the situation with john fetterman which is probably the most glaring example there is, this is a guy who had a nearly fatal stroke before the democratic primary in pennsylvania. democrats and with full knowledge of many people in the media realized that or determined that federman was their shot at beating a republican and slipping that see to the democratic party and they too

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