mazar warburg to gonna, but i'll come back here is my 2nd hall. meanwhile, chris john, his daughters of building their future and gonna a few weeks later we had to our crap. our taxi driver gideon has an uncle in germany to it. it seems video and isn't as lucky as linda when it comes to getting financial help from relatives. and this is supporting his family. i'm gonna, i'm gonna no, no, i was at a true because only a small for me wireframe, the keys. but when we need something, we are same results, the same story stories all fit will live for his life. the house linda lives in is still incomplete. at some point, her biological father ran out of money for the building work, but she is making progress toward her own dream. the 1st installment of the we do project funding has arrived. she could now start planning her hair salon business. it's an exciting time for the entrepreneur to bait those different because and i was like, i'm building something for myself. oh, so well main that told me about it and know how it was like a good, a great opportunity for me to just ask something for m

chris john miller, head of the local utilities maintenance department, accompanies clouds asset and michelle bail out of the communities last remaining. well the also climate change has had a particularly bad impact in the dry years. 201320152018. 201920. 20. with a situation that nobody here had expected to escalate as dramatically as it has a suit over a summer. i can't remember us ever having had summer's as dry as the ones we've had over the last 5 or 10 years. and nobody here can remember a summer without any rain at oss to skip the heels and with the last well now also being shut down at toys, it will need to look elsewhere for its water. it's completely strewn of climate change means our wells no longer yield what we need to see, or we're now entirely dependent on a remote water supply. if you've reached, we've noticed a huge change in recent years, right in there for every live cod wrong? yes, it's been brutal to for i'm scared that one day the water here will run out. yeah. oh excuse. yeah, that's a community like choice. it's no longer has its own water supply because it's well as

chris john miller, head of the local utilities maintenance department, a companies clouds asset and michelle bail out of the communities last remaining. well also climate change has had a particularly bad impact in the dry years. 201320152018. 201920. 20. with a situation that nobody here had expected to escalate as dramatically as it has a suit open this summer. i can't remember us ever having had summer's as dry as the ones we've had over the last 5 or 10 years. and nobody here can remember a summer without any rain at oss, to skip the heroes and with the last well now also being shut down at toys, it will need to look elsewhere for its water, produce completely strewn of climate change means our wells no longer yield what we need to see, or we're now entirely dependent on a remote water supply, which we've noticed a huge change in recent years, right in there for every live cod wrong. yes, it's been brutal to for i'm scared that one day the water here will run out here. oh, excuse me, that's a community like choice. it's no longer has its own water supply because it's wells have dried up,

woke up when a having martinez joins is in the studio to talk spain, germany, england, and whether chris john arnoldo can finally get his hands on that trophy. you can watch your line or on friday at o $430.00 gmc, now japan's at league leaders so full were shocked feet in the asian champions league at yokohama f marin aust, beats and i can purchase will code 32, they're actually fighting to avoid relegation in their domestic league this when putting them through to the quarter finals seats on champions to what moats is also in the last date and extra time when against fellow south korean, sunday, goose, and winning. this one. now, cleveland browns quarterback to show watson will be suspended for 11 games for violating the nfl personal conduct policy. what's and also hit with a $5000000.00 fine. been accused of sexual assault of harassment by 2 dozen women during his time playing for the houston texans, the 26 year old denies the charges, but says he will accept this punishment. wow, so like, do this whole process again trying to tell my son resort. ah, but a lot of people wasn't able to. i d

>> and here you see him yelling, anti hindu comments at another customer name chris non jy are chris, johno bell in fremont. the alameda county d's, a da's office has filed now multiple charges against a gender, including a hate crime in violation of civil rights assault and disturbing the peace by offensive language. says that he is happy that this man is going to be held accountable for spewing hate and spitting on him. >> i was relieved to be honest and i was not surprised a pole. it was not surprised because have gone numb to these kind of things. we need to be sensitive to a fellow human being. >> jy are amman says that this whole rant lasted more than 8 minutes. and according to the police to gender was not in custody in alameda county as monday night. in the south bay. a 43 year-old woman is being charged with a hate crime after police say she attacked a teenager who was wearing a hijab in mountain view. the santa clara da's office says it happened on july. first on castro street. to sa big ari grabbed an 18 year olds. head scarf, push the teenager into a wall and put her hands arou

having martinez joins is in the studio to talk spain, germany, england, and whether chris john ronaldo can finally get his hands on the trophy with portugal. you can watch on line or here on al jazeera again at 430 gmc cant. japan's league leaders have suffered a shock of faith in the asian champions league. yokohama f, marino's beats and by compatriots, was a coby 3 to this one finished vis. so archie, fight singer, to would relegation image ailey this when they're putting them through to the quarter finals and seats on champions job motors of also moved into the last faith, an extra time winner against fellow south currency dagger. cecil, i'm winning this time sue, now cleveland browns quarterback. the show watson will be suspended for 11 games for violating the nfl is personal conduct policy, what's and also hit with a $5000000.00 fine. he's been accused of sexual assault and harassment by 2 dozen women during his time playing for the houston texans. the 26 year old denies the charges, but says he will accept these punishments. wow, so like, do this whole process again trying to tel

in milwaukee that john chris home, he's the dye that led darrell brooks the guy who ran through the peoplem over during the christmas parade killing five, let them out on bail for $1,000.02 days before he committed the crime. that guy has to prosecute these people. it's outrageous what's happening. >> laura: meanwhile, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy seems to be starting his own star search. you might call this war of the celebrity edition. >> you're my hero. >> not so brave as you. >> academy award winner jessica chastain has hit zelinski's red carpet >> you're incredibly brave and strong. >> all these stars drop by at costing us a lot of money. he wrote on social media of the visit for us such a visits of people are extremely valuable. this week in the u.s. government sending $5 billion to ukraine to help cover the budgets, social welfare, i didn't realize ukraine had gone the 51st state. we can't cover the pensions here. >> laura: were focused on mar-a-lago, they are completely ripping us off. this money is going out the door and we have no idea where it's going. of course, this

andy mccarthy and chris swecker will react in moments. first this. >> john: fox news alert to kick off "america reports." federal judge has ordered the government to file a "more detailed receipt for all the materials seized during the unprecedented mar-a-lago raid." i'm john roberts in washington, happy tuesday, sandra. >> sandra: you as well, john. sandra smith in new york. the judge also ordering the release of the findings from the private filter team review. this as we await a final answer on whether that judge will green light former president trump's request to appoint a special master. >> john: legal parties question whether it's needed after the doj sifted through all the materials. david spunt, and we are learning a new attorney is working with the former president's team. >> david: a well-known, well respected entity in florida, just came on former president trump's legal team, a former solicitor general in florida. but back to what we are waiting for today, we know at any point over the next few hours the department of justice will file a lengthi

john. thank you. joining me is chris wallace, host of "who's talking to chris wallace." is jessica and john perfectly laid out, there is a lot in this deal that was struck and how it got through the senate over the weekend. there's the policy impact and the impact on americans' lives, which it will be short term, and a lot of longer term impact, you could argue, yet to be seen. what aspect of this, do you think, could have the greatest political impact? >> reporter: good morning to you, kate. i think it's wise to make that separation between policy impact and political impact. policy impact, particularly in the long term, will be considerable. $370 billion for climate change and as has been pointed out, there's at least a projection of 40% cut in pollutants from 2005 levels by 2030. the president had been promising a 50% cut. this gets him a long part of the way there. medicare, i think this is the one most people are talking about because it's going to most directly affect their lives, but not as quickly as they think. given medicare, the power to negotiate lower drug pr

think they would get it dismissed early in the process. >> sandra: chris swecker joining us us on the breaking news. thank you. >> johnnk you, chris. shannon bream, the new anchor of fox news sunday, and first time i've seen you in person since the announcement. huge, huge congratulations to you. >> sandra: i believe i was the first to congratulate her on the air, but not in-person. so you've got me, john. welcome. >> john: first time i've had a chance to see you, terrific assignment for you, i think you are the perfect choice for it, you'll do great. >> can't wait to get started. >> john: you heard chris saying an argument for the special master here, you look at the 15 boxes of documents the president surrendered back in january of this year, there were all sorts of other materials in there besides classification related materials, newspaper articles, writings, things like that. does president trump have a case here when he's asking a judge to appoint a special master and say take the stuff out of the hands of the doj, and into the hands of a neutral third party to determine what the doj and the fbi should hang on t

. >> hi, john and chris. when i'm thinking about all this, it reminds me of three really good books i read. black like me, uncle tom's cabin and all gods children. that was by fox butterfield, you've had him on the show. if you want to read something about oppression and the lasting effects of oppression, those are some of the greatest books i've ever read. black like me is a true story of a guy, i think in the 50s, i forget his name but he alters himself to look african american. got away with it and it went down differently. i think about it all because, you know how people say, you know, slavery was, you know, here and gone, blah blah blah. i just don't believe that the lasting effect of oppression disappear that easily. especially when there's so much un-acknowledgement of what happened. >> mr. holzer, take us back to 1922 and some of those issues and how the nation was dealing with it at the dedication of the monument behind you. >> well, i would say, principally, the nation was not dealing with it. the

chris of industry. a few years later, john d rockefeller got in on the game, finding the standard oil company and swiftly becoming the richest man in the world . drilling subsequently began on the caspian sea as well as in saudi arabia iraq underbrush. overtime oil has been the subject of war as, as well as one of the most successful t v shows of all time, family drama, dallas. the rise of oil has been extraordinary. as you can see here in the united states, petroleum production has more than doubled since 1985. now, in the state of north dakota, oil is a multi 1000000000 dollar industry, employing tens of thousands of people did help you. reporter enos poor, went there to find out how the current geopolitical turmoil is affecting the industry. north dakota, the 3rd largest oil producer in the us, just buying taxes and new mexico pumps over a 1000000 barrels per day, which is more than oil rich countries like venezuela. this concern said the worldwide energy crisis is getting out of control. small energy towns like tioga hope to benefit by an increase in drilling matthew craft, one of the many oil worker

. >> chris, that was our john allen, along with john, we've been to laramie, casper, cheyenne, jackson state to try to get a pulse overwhelmingly. and if the polls hold up at the blot box tomorrow here, the republican voters here overwhelmingly view liz cheney as the antagonist to donald trump here. and despite these multiple investigations taking place over the last year and a half, you find loyalty through and through to donald trump and we were back here in may. there was that trump rally, and there were a lot of questions, what were the public hearings? would they ultimately sway the outcomes here? and i was talking to an aide to harriet hageman last night, and they said their own internal polling showed just 12% of wyoming voters said that january 6th was their top issue. and if that is, in fact, the case, that's not a very good number or enough of reason when liz cheney is running on the idea of saving the republican party around that very idea. >> so, philip rucker, that's one critical number. and the other one may be that in wyoming, in 2020, donald trump got nearly 70% of the

chris good evening to you, john p present by the signs bill next week follow it with a big celebrationt the white house with lawmakers on september 63 is already using the legislative when to campaign against republicans. >> every single republican, against prescription drug prices against lower healthcare costs, against a fair tax system, against tackling the climate crisis, lower energy costs and good paying jobs to democrats sided with the american people, and the republican side was special interest. that is the choice we face. >> it comes as biden has been seeking credit for recent drop in gas prices even though there are still almost twice as high as when he took office. with inflation remaining a top concern for voters, white house officials have also been trying to build up goodwill thing the inflation reduction act as it is called will bring down the cost of living. although experts agree it will not directly impact inflation for at least a year or more. officials say medicare negotiations will bring down the cost of prescription drugs. energy costs will come down because of c

i will also get to our john king and chris wallace is going to join us in just a moment.to just eleni. jeff are you there? >> don i am. here we are watching liz cheney on the stage tonight. she is just taking the stage a few moments ago. she will be delivering a speech tonight that is described to me as a beginning, not a net. the beginning of what will be the battle for democracy for the rule of law just citing the scene here, her father and former vice president dick cheney. her mother lynn cheney. they have taken their seats. of course, he was alongside her which she was voting earlier today. but you can see this picturesque scene here just outside of jackson on a cattle ranch. she'll be delivering the speech that she's been writing all day herself. she has been knowing this defeat was coming. she has been preparing for this. but again, the theme of this is to turn the page forward. that is what she will try to do tonight. but of course, we do have to acknowledge a tough road that this republican party, donald trump, clearly is still in control of the gop. >> standby j

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john? >> amazing reporting there. chris wallace is back with us now. you can draw this line between all these conspiracy theories about sandy hook to all the conspiracy theorys about qanon. they're all kind of in the same mix and alex jones is so much a part of this. do you think the committee is going to want to get their hands on those texts? you would, right? >> i would think so, yeah. he's kind of the nexus, alex jones, between the people on the street and some of the political people in larger trump world. and the texts and what conversations were going on back and forth between him and trump acolytes on the one hand with him and people like stewart rhodes and the other -- can i say one thing about that video? you know it reminds me of steve bannon and i say that about him and alex jones, it is the opposite of teddy roosevelt, speak loudly and carry a little stick. i mean, he marched these people up to the edge of the capitol, up the east front of the capitol, oh, and i'll see you, guys, they go in and they all face the charges and they all face t

john kirby. later, rob portman and chris murphy take part in the debate from the bipartisan policy center.ive coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. you can watch these events on c-span, on the video app or online. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 committee hearings investigating the attack on the capitol. go to c-span.org/january6. to watch the latest on the attack and investigation, we will also have reaction from members of congress and the white house, as well as journalists and authors. go to c-span.org/january6. >> this week on the c-span networks, wednesday morning, with the upcoming midterms, the senate judiciary committee hears from the department of justice and a cyber security officials on threats to election repairs. then susan collins and joe manchin testify about their bill on residential election reform. thursday morning, the fbi director goes before the senate judiciary committee. the house is out this week the senate remains in session one more week to address this to debate a bill addressing energy, health care and taxes. had to c-span.org -- head t

david, kevin riley, gene, john, chris pain. we have meetings all the time. we try to work out whatever differences in the street that come about. i want to thank gary chang who runs engineering as they mentioned. the engine ooerg does procuring. tremendous team leader. tremendous team leader. learned so much from geary i appreciate him i wish he was here. mc geary, i not to thank the superintendents at the divisions. we have the monthly meetings. they are understanding, and their approach to making things better as a superintendent of division. and the chairs. they work hand in hand. and without them, you know a lot of this would not be melvin henry. safety, we talked so muchch and we would have giant contests gotta go back to work. i don't know. >> we have the tremendous talks, discussions that is meaningful i can take back. to either julie or take back to roger and the union. get them to understand what things are all about. i want to thank rick. msr. rick and i have lunch, talk about everything under the world. we talk about all the stuff this we would li

chris. >> still to come. >> they said good john, now i'm gonna give you the best free legal advice you can need it. >> and one of the most memorable lines in the january six hearings. now donald trump senior advisor, eric herschmann has been subpoenaed by the federal grand jury. those details next. [interpreter] when tired, achy feet make your whole body want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. the day after eastman -- remember he called me and he texted me or called me. he wanted to talk with me and he said he couldn't reach me. he started to ask me about something dealing with georgia and preserving something potentially for appeal. and i said to him, are you out of your effing mind? because i only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth from now on. orderly transition. i don't want to hear any other effing words coming out of your mouth right now other than orderly transition. repeat those words to me. and eventually he said, orderly transition. i said good

chris christie was one of those people, john kasich, rubio, all of them thought they understood what donald trump, which at the time they thought was a joke before they decided to be loyal to him now because of their political prospects. how does liz cheney avoid becoming a john kasich? >> they all held their fire until the very end. >> they tried to ignore him for a while. >> ted cruz wanted to be like the trump friend. they were well behind until they tried at that. two, liz cheney would just be one. they were all together. there was a big and crowded stage. and, three, donald trump has an extremely, shall we say, involved record at this point that, again, liz cheney is steeped in, she's appalled by and she speaks for a lot of people who have watched all this. >> the "new york times" had a poll a month ago, i've cited it a lot, that said republicans in the party, the voters, were looking for something different, half of them looking for someone different in 2024. the search of mar-a-lago, what we've seen in these primaries, does that change those numbers in your estimation or is th

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chris, are you. thank you for that update. now jim and john on the shoulder has said there's no technical reason a turbine for the north stream on pipeline that's in germany, can't be moved to russia. sholtes made the comments during a visit to the seamans energy site in western germany. the turbine is being stored there after repairs in canada. he blamed russia for the delay that's contributing to gas supply shortages in europe. last month's thrushes, gas from significantly reduced flows through the pipeline, fighting a problem with a turbine. vicious is not so much of what is important to me is to make it clear that this turbine can be used at any time. there is nothing to prevent its transport to russia, except that the russian buyers must inform us that they also want the turbine. the buyers must provide the necessary information for customs transferred to russia and iraq's influential share lead them up to the father has told his supporters to leave parliament and continue their protest. outside. thousands of them stormed the building in

paint himself into a corner and that made a difference and after that point chris jeff's stock goes down in the world and john f. kennedy's goes up. there are so many fascinating details in this book. i really enjoyed reading it. i really hope everyone gets a chance to read them all. tell your friends spread the word. i do want to be respectful everyone's time and i want to give you the chance to share any other peace of information or a story or a nugget from here that you think people would find interesting before we leave the stage and enjoy the rest of i'll take a quick story that i love and it came comes from my old from french youciety. kennedy goes, you know wonderful inauguration about the entire world is watching and talked about the soaring eloquence and that moment and then he goes on to the inaugural balls afterwards and goes to a party in in the wee hours in the morning and he crawls back into the white house about three in the morning. and because the presidential bedroom is being renovated. he sleeps in the lincoln bedroom and the next day he's asked what was it like to sleep in the bed of abra

"john -- all right, man. it's chrisat is it called? i'm sorry. >> it's called "why am i like this?" and i called it that because everyone's been asking me that for as long as i can remember. like, my parents and my pastors and my teachers and friends, girlfriends. but i'm on this journey just, like, trying to figure myself out as far as like my mental health is concerned and all that, and i'm making jokes and i haven't found a funny way to, like, tease my special, so now it just sounds like i'm doing a ted talk about some very emotional things - [ laughter ] but it's -- no, but it's great i even touch on being a rapper because, you know, i took that so serious i used to be like, "yo, this is for the haters it's for the haters that never believed in meeved i would maket in rap y' >> seth: you're right. that almost never happens. >> never >> seth: in rap songs, no one ever gives credit to the haters for having been right. >> yeah, man, 'cause some haters are just intuitive >> seth: yeah. they're not haters they're knowers

they couldn't get john sale, that's a big loss, but they did get chris kize.ll respected in legal and political circles and he is the only lawyer on this team with a bar license and that's important. he knows his way around a florida courtroom. they're not going to get thrown out of a court because of lack of knowledge about procedure or what forms to use. and i think he's a big get because he also has political chops. he was involved in the gubernatorial race. he was able to obtain and distribute negative information about desantis' opponent, andrew gillum, and later became part of his transition team. so this is a good acquisition for team trump. >> john, i know you've been cautioning against a rush to judgment in that case. explain why that is and feel free to why you said no to taking this gig. >> well, the department of justice has a whole task force with only one case and that's investigate donald trump. so i think building a team like they're doing, and they're starting to get the expertise they need, i think they should add someone with national securi

john corzine lost i mean, i'm not a big enough ego maniac to think that everybody went. oh my god. what i really want is chris christie. they went. oh my god. i don't want john corson anymore. is this guy reasonable? and i like biden looked like the reasonable alternative. to someone that they had already rejected. so i understand exactly what you mean. and by the way, that's how trump got elected in 16 in my opinion. hillary clinton this is demonstrated by the polling data on election day. was the single most unpopular presidential candidate on election day? in american history by the way, the second most unpopular presidential candidate on election date american history was donald trump. but a little better than her. and so he won now when we when i told him that mary pad will tell he got so --. i won. i won in a landslide that's outrageous that she didn't lose. i beat her. i'm like look. you can think that. but it's just not true and you shouldn't be upset about it. don't get upset. i said like i felt the same way. i know that i course. i lost i didn't win but what i did mr. president was every day. i went

guys, thank you so much, john and chris, for being with us.d god bless you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. back to our top story, mar-a-lago was raided. republicans accusing democrats of weaponizing the doj as the fbi takes documents from former president trump's house. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel says the abuse of power must stop. and she's next some people have minor joint pain, plus high blood pressure. and since pain relievers may affect blood pressure, they can't just take anything for their pain. tylenol® is the #1 dr. recommended pain relief brand for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to your doctor. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. shingles. some describe it as an intense burning sensation or an unbearable itch. this painful, blistering rash can disrupt your life for we

be back to lowering the standards of living and guys like john fetterman and ryan will be with him every step of the way. joining me now is chris, our partner and guest. so to me, this is madness. it takes an enormous amount of courage and an enormous amount of resolve to get into politics in this day and age as a republican, running as an american first republican. >> we know why mitch mcconnell is so down on them. these are not just the career politicians, people who are just going to be on the line with him. he can't control them, he doesn't really like them, he should be talking about how he is nearly crippled by this. hiding for weeks and weeks, dressing up in a sweatshirt once in his life. and talking about how mark kelly has zero personality, then he says he wants to talk about it, the voters ended up choosing him. >> 3 he grudgingly had to go along with that. but he was against rand paul. >> mitch mcconnell has only done what he wants to do. and he would do exactly what mitch mcconnell wanted to do. but one of the ways do that is someone who pushed back. and he should be using the money. >> i 100% agree. we lost that in

chris: i mentioned in my private equity days i had gotten to know the blackstone guys really well. johnray, steve schwarzman, and when i got to host, as a result of that relationship, and given their interest in the hotel space, we did a bunch of transactions with them. i got to know them really well, and as a result of that relationship, i guess when they decided in july, early, late june, early july of 2007, that they were going to buy hilton, john gray called and said, i have got the perfect job for you. we know you. we like you. we trust you. we think you have sort of train your whole career to be able to run a company like this, where there is this huge amount of upside and potential. this company has been grossly under-managed, and you should come do it. and i said, what are you, crazy? i'm going to pick up my wife and my six little daughters at this time, and we are going to move to beverly hills, california? i famously said, we are going to be like the beverly hillbillies. i don't see us on rodeo drive. but those that know jon gray know he is very persuasive, and the truth is, a