episode two was about rhonda santas in florida and charlie johns.ismantled amidst some embarrassment. without giving us the whole story, does that inform what could happen to what rhonda scent is trying to do,? , >>>> the committee essentially ends in infamy. it is disavowed by everyone and all of the lawmakers, just about of all the lawmakers, including charlie jones who has to resign from his own committee, leave the florida senate entirely. i don't want to give away too much of the specifics of how that happens because it's a spectacular story. i hope everyone will go and listen to the podcast. what i will say is that they essentially have been going for about a decade, going after gay people or a legit k people at schools and universities, calling them in four and tara geishas, governor to universities and going line by line through lesson plans and interrogating them about what they were teaching. at a certain point, people in florida were like, this is enough. this is too much. we can't have this going on anymore. even people who were allied w

me, john was by charlie side. and about 1:00, right when the bombardment started on july 3rd, charlie passed. and you can only imagine, john was devastated. now, i know all those details, thanks to that wonderful booklet, the tragedy of montpelier, because the author identified it had found letters from john fudge, his remarkable these letters are at the state archives in north carolina. in raleigh. so i proceeded to get the letters and i believe that there five, possibly seven letters from the end of the battle of gettysburg to the day that john, folks deserted, which was at the end of august. of 1863. i unfortunately can't see from my angle, so i'll have to read from my text. but you express the desire to know the particulars of brother charlie's death, i will endeavor to give them to you as well as i can when our regiment charge the enemy's riments on the heights arettysburg, pennsylvania, on the night of july 2nd, he was wounded on or near the top of his he. it did not pass through the brain, but i think it mu

john: through charlie rose. we were at duke university, he was a couple of years ahead of me. he moved to new york and i was in new york working at the time. he called me and said my wife's sister is coming up, i would like you to take her out. i thought about it and got a date for friday night and called him back and said we will go out saturday night. i go up to their apartment, mary was a beautiful woman. christie walked in, she took my breath away. not only beautiful, but had a great smile. she was very warm and friendly. if it was not love at first sight, it was pretty close. david: you grew up in north carolina, but your grandfather immigrated from lebanon. why did he end up in north carolina? was there a big lebanese community there? john: there was a big lebanese community in south carolina. he was going to go to marion south carolina when he got off of ellis island. he ended up in marion, north carolina. he stayed the night in a train depot. no one came to pick him up. finally the conductor said get on the train he pulled him on the train and took him to charlotte, no

john: i met her through charlie rose. charlie rose and i were at duke university.e was a couple years ahead of me. he had moved to new york and i was in new york working at smith barney at the time and he called me up and said my wife's sister is coming up. we would like you to take her out. i thought about it a little bit got it date friday night and said will go out saturday night. i got to the apartment on 96 street, mary was a beautiful woman and kristi walks in and took my breath away. not only beautiful, but had a great smile. she is very warm and very friendly. it was not -- if it was not love at first sight, it was close. david: you grew up in north carolina, but your grandfather immigrated from lebanon read what e-gov tune -- look from lebanon. why did he go to mibtel? -- north carolina? john: there is a big community in north carolina. it is going to go to south carolina but he ended up in a upper carolina. he stayed the night in train depot. noah came to -- no one came to pick him up. so the conductor took him to charlotte north carolina and it was an ar

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we've got charlie hurt, steve forbes, john burnett and cover corey deangelis. it is monday, july 31st, 2023. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ there's -- it's always getting hotter -- ♪ let's party like we're on vacation ♪ david: it's vacation, thomas relate is the singer -- thomas length is the singer. devon archer is set to testify today on hunter biden's business with dealings, expected to reveal joe biden's alleged involvement in foreign business deals when he was vice president. we're not likely to hear anything from the president on this, he is on vacation for 10 days at his home in rehoboth beach, delaware. charlie hurt joining me now. charlie, great to see you. thanks for being here. charlie, why isn't the doj interested in deposing devon archer? i mean, that's a question that andy mccarthy and others have raised. it's unusual that the doj which is usually out to check things like this is kind of leaving it up to congress. >> well, it really is remarkable. and, obvious, you know -- obviously, you know, congressional hearings, they're very importa

had just retired and she could join me and one of my favorite books of all time is john steinbeck's travels with charlie, where he famously gets in his ford truck with his faithful charlie, 10-year-old poodle at his side and they head out in search of the meaning of america and i thought what if we had a new puppy named dora, not a sedate 10 years old, this is a mouthful, no cisco -- nova scotia duck golden retriever, pretty hyperactive. what if the three of us went, did our steinbeck and followed washington across the country. it has been said over and over again we're in the midst of unprecedented political division and i thought it would be kind of interesting, what historical perspective what i get on where we are today by following washington in his attempt to unite the country at the very beginning of our history. >> you were a warm and sunny guy, the message is one of unity and how did washington do it. moral ambiguity, and mayhem. this is a message of unity. it succeeds on this, and being drawn to the dockside. i'm a big stephen king fan. as my wife will attest, i do have a dark side, i'm fascin

john. who is the charlie now? it looks like you for swallowing the coots pr spin. forward to your spin.to your apology and i've got to tell you, there has been absolutely none.the you, there has been absolutely none. the bbc have not themselves either covered themselves either covered themselves in glory. but generally i want to say this of all the times in my career when i put my head over the parapet, i've never received such cross party political support as i have over this. but we have to take this further. this is not just about me. i'm asking you have you been cancelled ? one have you been cancelled? one little example that came in today , a mr. x from norfolk said today, a mr. x from norfolk said , my bank natwest, recently sent me a letter threatening to close my accounts with them because, as they say, i have been paying in large cash deposits. i bank with natwest for 40 and with natwest for 40 years and they know my normal banking they know that my normal banking activity, including occasionally depositing them, is as depositing cash with them, is as i'm phoning my personal ac

john. who is the charlie now? it looks like you for swallowing the coots pr spin. to your spin. your apology and i've got to tell you, there has been absolutely none.the you, there has been absolutely none. the bbc have not themselves either covered themselves either covered themselves in glory. but generally i want to say this of all the times in my career when i put my head over the parapet, i've never received such cross party political support as i have over this. but we have to take this further. this is not just about me. i'm asking you have you been cancelled ? one have you been cancelled? one little example that came in today , a mr. x from norfolk said today, a mr. x from norfolk said , my bank natwest, recently sent me a letter threatening to close my accounts with them because, as they say, i have been paying in large cash deposits. i bank with natwest for 40 and with natwest for 40 years and they know my normal banking they know that my normal banking activity, including occasionally depositing them, is as depositing cash with them, is as i'm phoning my personal acco

charlie d'agata. >> you look broken to me. >>> and later, colorado treasure. why nature photographer johnielder is focusing on the future and his life's work. >> living in the moment. sounds like a cliche, but living in the moment, living in the present is medicine for me. >> announcer: this is the "cbs weekend news" from new york with jericka duncan. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this sunday. we begin tonight with more hot weather. temperatures are setting records across this country and around the world. a top nasa scientist warns july could become the earth's hottest month in hundreds if not thousands of years. tens of millions of americans from california to florida are struggling right now to endure these dangerous and sometimes deadly conditions, and as if things couldn't get worse, the heat wave is forecast to expand into the midwest and northern plains. but we begin this evening in the west with cbs's elise preston in los angeles. good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. many in los angeles are using umbrellas to shield themselves from the

charlie d'agata. >> you look broken to me. >>> and later, colorado treasure. why nature photographer johnlder is focusing on the future and his life's work. >> living in the moment. sounds like a cliche, but living in the moment. living in the present is medicine for me. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with more hot weather. temperatures are setting records across this country and around the world. a top nasa scientist warns july could become the earth's hottest month in hundreds if not thousands of years. tens of millions of americans from california to florida are struggling right now to endure these dangerous and sometimes deadly conditions. and as if things couldn't get worse, the heat wave is forecast to expand into the midwest and northern plains. but we begin this evening in the west with cbs's elise preston in los angeles. elise, good evening to you. >> reporter: jericka, good evening to you. many in los angeles are using umbrellas to shield themselves from the brutal sun. but there's no relief in sight for these dangerous triple-digit temperat

john. who is the charlie now?weeting sopel did oblige today, tweeting i wrong. that will i got it wrong. sorry. that will teach trust reporting of teach me to trust reporting of my ipso employer and kelvin my old ipso employer and kelvin mackenzie . that is really mackenzie. that is really interesting, isn't it ? because interesting, isn't it? because the got this so the bbc got this so spectacularly wrong. surely they are the ones that should be apologising for their reporting. i wondered kelvin if we needed to set bbc verify. you know, the misinformation unit needs to start looking into this one. >> very good idea . and the other >> very good idea. and the other person that's gone very quiet is mr jack , the reporter who mr jack, the reporter who claimed that the reason that nigel got the push was because he didn't have enough money in the bank account. right. and that turned out to be complete cobblers. and he almost certainly , according to the certainly, according to the telegraph, got it because he was sitti

with the participation of john bolton and michael pence italian mark denjis the french revolution a new interpretation of a very unusual image with the fairy-tale character charlieram, a turkish artist with his own approach to the situation. french protests and macron's predicament. paulo lombardy from italy paris ablaze famous chimeras. notre dame cathedral look at what is happening in the united states, passions are also running high. true , so far, without public excesses , traces of cocaine were found in the white house after hunter biden looked in. well, this is a curiosity, but the decision of the supreme court reflects the controversy between liberals and conservatives, which has been going on for a long time . the supreme court, probably the most powerful authority in the united states, on which the direction of development of the state depends. here you can even refer, perhaps, to the americans themselves. uh, for example, nah, a professor at the yale school of law, a polkan who says, in general, that the sovereignty of the united states manifests itself in two ways - he is the president, who has access to the nuclear button and in authority in the sacr

john. who is the charlie now?eting i sorry. will i got it wrong. sorry. that will teach trust reporting of teach me to trust reporting of my old ipso employer kelvin my old ipso employer and kelvin mackenzie . that is really mackenzie. that is really interesting, isn't it ? because interesting, isn't it? because the got this so the bbc got this so spectacularly wrong. surely they are the ones that should be apologising for their reporting. i wondered kelvin if we needed to set bbc verify. you know, the misinformation unit needs to start looking into this one. >> very good idea . and the other >> very good idea. and the other person that's gone very quiet is mr jack , the reporter who mr jack, the reporter who claimed that the reason that nigel got the push was because he didn't have enough money in the bank account. right. and that turned out to be complete cobblers. and he almost certainly , according to the certainly, according to the telegraph, got it because he was sitting next to dame alison rose, the ceo of

. >> john: however, the national review argues that aldean's song is not helping and writes we need songs about virtue not vines. let's bring in outkick host charlie >> i have listened to the song several times over the course of the past few days, along with every other american it seems like, because now the song has surged to the top of the itunes chart for song and music video and also now the fourth top selling song of the year in the past week. people understand what jason aldean is trying to do, its not about violence but the opposite of that. he's trying to say hey, we should be protecting our loved ones, especially in the small communities from the atrocities we see basically every day in the larger cities like here in new york and los angeles and makes sense that the left would push back against a song like this, because seems like they are just pretty much out to destroy every american city. so naturally they would want to go against a song that reinforces the opposite type of behavior. jason aldean, one of many americans sick and tired of the way the country is being ran. and i'm not a huge country music fan but suddenly a huge fan of

senator joe manchin and john huntsman will headline townhall by the nonpartisan group no labels speculation that manchin can become a potential third-party candidate, let's bring in charlie out to donors who are worried about his stolen campaign. cdc just wrote a headline that it was new, it's on foxnews.com from yesterday just to get this straight. today returning to no labels. if ron desantis is not the republican nominee of chris christie and the republican nominee. joe biden and donald trump are the nominees of the respective parties, joe biden democrat, no labels from what i understand these are people inside that they will definitely run a third-party candidate, they have enough money and they have been reaching out to people and raising enough money and they will run a third party, has to be. if christie got in there i don't think they would read it. they would rather run against biden. gavin newsom, probably not going to run, if these two candidates for the respective bad reasons, joe biden tool, too liberal, too crazy, they're going to read the third party, who would be the third party candidate, we should point out there's been no outreach, but there is for my

is king plus maverick businessman charlie mullins, british tennis superstar virginia wade, unpredictable. tory mp jerry hayes, and the no nonsense celebrity chef johnhis restaurant. it's going to be a lively show. you won't want to miss it. i'll see you. lively show. you won't want to miss it. i'll see you . at nine. miss it. i'll see you. at nine. hello there. >> i am michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight. the communications officer at the institute of economic affairs remember him, joins me, as does the , broadcaster and the author, broadcaster and firefighter embry. well, firefighter paul embry. well, it's friday night, so that means that drew bridge tavern is open. so cheers, everybody. we're like a new face, don't we? cheers. cheers to you, too. cheers. everybody home. so soon as we everybody at home. so soon as we are drinking, let's talk about drinking, shall we? because the british medical association is lobbying the government lower lobbying the government to lower england and wales. drink, drive, limit. now just to give you some context here, we currently have the highest legal limit in europe at 80mg per 100ml of blood . i've got

john huntsman, the republican co-chairman could run. he has run before. manchin hasn't. i see this as a dynamic process, where it goes, harris, time will tell. >> harris: to charlie's pointple have labels. they are clearly democrats and republicans but you call no label. that was an extra point. >> republican and democrat that balances it out. >> they are still oil and water. we'll move on. >> we'll see. >> harris: he is arguably the largest star to hit major league soccer in the u.s. since david beckham and messi got treated like the royal family in miami. excitement is growing bigger ahead of his first game in just days. look at the hugs. we love you. plus, a black diversity director says she lost her job at a woke college after she was asking questions about its inclusion policy. she is in "focus" next. >> america's number ten, the best number ten in the world, messi >> harris: hey, it's messi mania is miami where it is good. a sold out crowd going wild for soccer star messi's introduction at the stadium. this wasn't a game, just a welcome to the team and to the city. major league soccer in the united states is messi. his first game is later this week and jonathan ser

back in 2005 we interviewed john goodson on breakfast, and - john goodson on breakfast, and charlie saiderably older than he was. he is 80 now, but in the next ten days he is due to go on the virgin,, one of the first trips they do with paying tourists.— do with paying tourists. and as a man of his _ do with paying tourists. and as a man of his word _ do with paying tourists. and as a man of his word he _ do with paying tourists. and as a man of his word he will- do with paying tourists. and as a man of his word he will be - do with paying tourists. and as a l man of his word he will be coming do with paying tourists. and as a - man of his word he will be coming in to speak to us. it is remarkable, because it is notjust that, it is so many other achievements. because since he was diagnosed with parkinson's, he also climbed mount, gyro and cycled down, and as if that were not enough, just the icing on the cake, he is going to become among the first space tourists. irate among the first space tourists. we talked among the first space tourists. , talked to him just before nine o'clock. we h

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john f. kennedy and socialite jacqueline bouvier. >> reporter: the kennedy-bouvier wedding in 1953 was one of the social events of the season. maybe the century. charlieesmaids. you were in the bridal party. what do you remember leading up to the wedding? >> i don't know why, but she was not a happy bride particularly. i think it was due to the fact that her father couldn't give her away. >> reporter: was he there? >> he was there. got totally intoxicated the night before and couldn't get up the next morning. >> the 36-year-old massachusetts senator and his pretty 24-year-old bride. >> reporter: and so began a union that still fascinates today. martha bartlett was there for a lot of it. that's her next to jackie at the state of the union. but for her, as with many of us, the kennedy saga brings mixed emotions about a glamorous couple and dream unfulfilled. when you look back on your matchmaking, do you think job well done? >> no, because i -- i find it terribly sad. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> it's a sad tale. you don't think so? >> reporter: in the end. >> yeah. >> reporter: but i think we like to believe that the beginning was magical. >> yeah