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your little bottles if you like, and getting these ideas and these views across the rich, it's chuck smith. his lifelong passion for the natural world is built into focus through the lens of a camera. the reason i got taken full cost is because i was not intimately involved, a team of science and i was doing all of this research and dive and, and seeing these things. i just want to show people i used to get so excited to take flowers and you know, i can show people what we're seeing down in the richards. this is his family on the shetland aisles and archipelago in the northern ireland and scotland . ultimately we have a tiny rock in the middle of the atlantic. it's a beautiful place, it's wild and will get it's on the same lot to, to, to southern greenland, to share clips and bulky, and that's make shetland home to some of the largest c bed companies. in the u. k. including thousands of cabinets. the bicycle rock phase makes an idea nesting site and office safety practices of the success who provide them with a constant updraft which helps them to take off and land quite gracefully. consid

he ultimately decided to follow the teachings of pastor chuck smith and preacher lonnie frisb who later >> i baptized you in the name o the father, and of the son and of the holy spirit, amen. >> beautiful. it gives me chills. now he and a story are the brand-new subject of a movie that is a hit movie called the jesus revolution. pastor greg laurie joins us now. this is just it's on amazon, it's the number one, it's feeding top gun. it's incredible to watch that baptism seen. what makes it so powerful? >> i think because it's a real story, it wasn't a big budget film like some of these other films like avatar or top gun or whatever, but it resonates with people because it's a message o hope and it's a true story of a time in american history when i looked like culture was collapsing and people were just turning away from god and turning away from everything an many thought it was perhaps the demise of our country. people were talking about sexua revolution, they were talking about a political revolution an god said jesus revolution. it was time magazine that coine that phrase in and man

all of these are things that if you are chuck smith and fani willis, you're going to be extremely interested in, as are the fact that the complaint talks about over 20,000 emails that are in the plaintiffs possession, and that they are tape recordings. all of that is really dangling in front of prosecutors that they should get involved. >> this was going to be my follow-up questions. i'll say this to you here for a second. one of the allegations in 2019. giuliani had said at one point, if he loses, we're just going to claim voter fraud. we have this entire plan. it seems striking we would like what ended up happening. on that note, my first thought of reading the complaint is that this seems like a lot of stuff to jack smith would want to get his hands on. how does that work should he want to pursue that? >> it's really easy. first, even if she doesn't want to cooperate, the most powerful tool that a federal prosecutor has is a grand jury subpoena. it is a piece of paper that require somebody to go in the grand jury and testify. i suspect here that that kind of show of force won't be necessa

smith. chairman, it's great to have you on the show. we need your reaction to senator chucky, house oversight chair james comer sending a letter to a.g. garland and fbi director wray, congressman comer also sent a subpoena to the fbi that doj whistle blowers accuse then-vice president biden of allegedly engaging in, quote, a criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national to change, to alter u.s. foreign policy decisions. what can you tell us about this? >> liz, it's great to be with you. you know, we cannot take any of these whistleblowers lightly. we have a whistleblower that's a contact of the house ways and means recently, and we're looking into it. but in this situation, what senator grassley and representative comer's doing in looking at all the facts and moving ahead and trying to get more information, it looks like, to me, the walls are falling in with the issues that's happened with this administration. apparently whatever you do bad deeds, they'll come to light. unfortunately, this is scary stuff. elizabeth: it looks like we've got doj whistleblowers, irs whistlebl

have done something younger president biden and chuck schumer need to move the ball, all right, let's bring a pen a senior political analyst william smithybody. let's start with that sin because warren in 2006 and stated biden said he would not vote to raise it because it was rewarding reckless behavior, an we knew this was going to be th consequence of a. he's on the other side of that necklace i got to vote in all negotiations. >> right, so the question is, what is the likely outcome here because clearly you have speake of the house mccarthy saying we want to negotiate and we insist on negotiation so mccarthy need something in order to be able t negotiate a deal. we don't have senator mcconnell of the report and later in the senate playing any role so far but he will be in the meeting next week with the president an with mccarthy. so i made one possibility is they start to talk about a budget deal but extend the debt ceiling. and that would give them more time to have parallel discussions about the budget even as they are growing becaus i haven't heard from anybody republican or democrat that the think is a good idea not to raise the

i know chuck's mentioned that there may be a link here. certainly jack smith, special counsel, is eyeing the january 6th, as part of his investigation, but it's a sprawling probe that could take a really long time. give us an update. who else beyond the proud boys may fade charges, seditious conspiracy charges and, also, do we think now this could be part of the case against donald trump? >> well, there's a couple issues that link the two, jonathan. for one thing, look, prosecutors have not established at least in public any direct evidence that donald trump intended for these people to attack the capitol. they haven't shown us that evidence. shown us that his words incited these people, in their own words have said that, but now you have a number of witnesses facing decades of prison. several witnesses. but the justice department has a lot of leverage. if any know any along those lines and can help prove a link there, it's a great opportunity for jack smith but also -- these investigations are two sides of the same coin. both this insurrection and these proud

chuck levine. thank you very much for joining us. huntington town tax receiver jillian gutman. former town councilwoman jackie gordon, representing our suffolk district attorney ray tierney kimberly garrido and representing town of huntington supervisor ed smith. michelle conroy. thank you all for coming today. so i am very excited and i just absolutely loved your. but what i want to do is ask the first question, you know, really a couple of the pages in the beginning about your parents sylvester and jean whittaker. can you just share a memory of them and why you thought was important to dedicate the book to them? well, first of all, thanks so much, steve and tracy and, becky and everybody at the bookstore for having me. well, know my my didn't necessarily have a happy marriage. i wrote about that in my first book. they were interracial couple that met in the 1950s and their marriage didn't last that long. and after they divorced, i was six and my dad was on. we were in l.a. at the time and. my mother, my brother and i moved east with with my mom and he sort of dropped out of our lives for for a while. but then he resurfaced. he was a black academic. his specialty was political science. and in 1969, we he he contacted us to say that he had ta