labor, let's hear it cleveland, joe biden. [applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ pres.iden: hello, cleveland. [applause] pres. biden: thank you, thank you. thank you very much. let me start off by saying i get in trouble with my mother where she here if i did not say excuse my back when i'm speaking, i apologize, number one. [laughter] [applause] [laughter] pres. biden: hello cleveland, before i begin i would like to make a comment about the shooting and death of jayland walker. the justice department and the field office and the u.s. attorney's office are monitoring and viewing what happened. the fbi continues to coordinate with the state and local partners to provide resources and specialized skills. if the evidence reveals these statutes, the justice department will take appropriate action. thank you for that introduction and on behalf of ironworkers here in cleveland, the first time i ran, 29-year-old dutch euro crazy. a president of local in delaware, he said -- we went up 13 floors, there is an on 18 inch beams at lunch and i said my god, these guys are supporting

i was in cleveland hearing him talk to union workers. but president trump still has his grip on the republican party. >> he does, and he would be the nominee if it was an election for the 2024 nomination. by a lot of accounts, he's thinking about announcing soon to try and be the nominee. former president -- for president biden, a lot of factors are challenging. as long as inflation is high, gas prices are five dollars a gallon, as long as there is this type of concern, and it is hard to put a finger on it. i talked to democratic strategists and others. people will feel unsettled, whether covid, the economy, a sense things are not heading in thright direction. the barometer in politics is do people think things are heading in the right direction or the wrong direction. and there's a lot of the country thinking things happening in the wrong direction. if you have his numbers, you have a republican party chomping at the bit to defeat him. there's a good chance to do it. >> talking about things being unsettled, president biden put an order

and on behalf of the the iron workers in cleveland. iron workers were with me the first time i ran as a 29-year- old kid for the senate. and you're all crazy. and he said, let's meet out the guys and women. we went up a makeshift evor. went up 13 floors. they're sitting on beams, eating their lunch. thinking to myself, my god, these guys are support. but they're the guys you grew up with. i apologize, you're going to repeat some of the same things. we all come from the neighborhood. no, i mean it. i was born in scranton, pennsylvania, which was a coal mining town. my great grandfather worked in the mines, was a mining engineer. and everybody there. there was only one word you heard most often in my family, not a joke. it was "dignity." everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity. my dad -- then we moved to a little town, when coal died, we moved to a town called claymont, delaware, just across the line from pennsylvania, where the delaware river bends. and you know, used to have over 6,000 steel workers. it's all gone now. all of i

the crowd is waiting in cleveland, it's a high school auditorium, the crowd is fired up.s prices. a completely different mood we are hearing from small business owners dealing with that down the street. alexis caught up with some ohio in cleveland. >> they are talking about the gas prices and inflation and officials from across the state of ohio are talking about pensions, and people want to hear about the economy when president biden arrives here in ohio to speak at the high school. some of of the clips from today, the president here in cleveland on the ground to meet with union leaders and members from across ohio. talk about retirement security, administration says at least 3 million american workers and retired workers are facing big pension cuts. the president will highlight a new program under the american rescue plan that he says will save those pensions and as they talk about that plan, sandra, you can hear the applause erupt at the school. i talked with union members who had their pension cut years ago, they would like a timeline from the president when they coul

hello, cleveland. though, i want to make one serious comment about the shooting and death of jayland walker. the justice department and civil rights division of the fbi field office in akron, ohio, and the local u.s. attorney's office are closely monitoring and viewing what happened. the fbi continues to coordinate with state and local partners to provide resources and specialized skill. if the evidence reveals the potential violations of the federal criminal statutes, the justice department will take the appropriate action, and i just want you to know. and now, now for today's program, thank you, bill, for that introduction and the welcome on behalf of the iron workers, local 17 in cleveland. iron workers are with me the first time i ran. you're all crazy. had a guy named tommy shrine, the president of the local in delaware, he said, let's go out and meet some of the guys and women, he went out to a construction site, up a make makeshift elevator, went up to the 13th floor, sitting on 18 inch beams an

like many big cities, cleveland has seen a dramatic rise in its murder rate. democrats, including tim ryan, who is running for senate here, have been scrambling to show support for law enforcement. >> tim ryan knows defunding the police is ridiculous. >> reporter: ryan's also blasting his opponent, republican j.d. vance, for his position. >> j.d. vance wants to abolish alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, the federal agency that helps local police departments and sheriff's departments solve crimes and prevent crimes that is an extreme position. >> reporter: vance, like other republicans across the country, is accusing ryan of being soft on crime. and what do you have to say about tim ryan's record on crime? >> well, it's terrible, right? i mean, this is a guy who, in the wake of the george floyd killing, called all police systemically racist, said that law enforcement was the new jim crow. >> reporter: meanwhile, erica ingram says republicans like vance best reflect her anger amid the violence. >> i kind of like him because he'll fight, he won't be scared to come o

neither cleveland nor harrison. i haven't can be accused of being very charismatic and i'm sure i'm going to get this quote wrong, but some writer referred to the election they said you know sort of like calm mustachio grover cleveland going up against calm bearded, you know, rutherford ba's and the biggest issue in the election was was tariffs whether we should, you know, raise or increase raise our lower terrorists. it did not inspire a lot of a lot of passion or a lot of parades or you know, great slogan or anything. so yeah, there are a few elections like that, but i think in general most elections elicit a lot of emotion and i think that's one of the things that we forget because we're so focused on the present day or the past few elections in american history, you know, i remember you'll only goes back so far. but sometimes we forget how fascinating some of these older elections really were and how much emotion they really stirred in people in. in the introduction to my book i quote alexis to talk about and de

that's the way cleveland dithings. gerald blessey: and we just thought he was going to talk to his aides, but when it got there, senator kennedy talked to him directly. and he explained to the senator that we had this invitation that was coming to him. and what we wanted him to do is tell the truth about the tapes and the dialogue and the conversations by ross barnett with the president and with him, robert kennedy. senator kennedy made it clear that he would not come down and make a speech attacking somebody, that he would be glad to answer questions. and if he were asked questions about that event, he would answer them. had to be asked more than once. ok, we'll send the invitation to him. but who's going to ask these questions? we picked frank because he was real smart. we knew he was for the constitution. he was liberal by comparison, but he wasn't known to be. i explained to frank that you're probably going to have to ask it three times so that you're really making the senator answer a question and he's not coming

>> president biden was in cleveland, ohio to talk about the economy and pension plans and set the justice department will take appropriate action following the deadly police shooting of jayland walker in akron. [applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ["hail to the chief" being played] ♪ much. mr. starmer: -- president biden conan thank you. thank you you to the orchestra, too. i would get into trouble with my mother if i didn't say, excuse my back while i am speaking. number one. i want to make a serious comment about the shooting death of jayland walker. the justice department and fbi and u.s. attorney's office are closely monitoring and reviewing what happened. the fbi continues to coordinate with partners to provide resources and specialized skills. if the evidence reveals potential violations of federal statutes, the justice department will take appropriate action. i just want you to know that. [applause] thank you for that introduction and on behalf of ironworkers here in cleveland, the first time i ran, 29-year-old dutch euro crazy. a president of local in delaware, he said -- we went

and if watson can't play for cleveland, which would be crazy. but it's very feasible.s the door for another starting quarterback option for the browns. they might need a garoppolo for a year this year. the forty-niners also have less than 5 million dollars available in cap space and they're just don't appear to be many trade options left for the niners to remove garoppolo salary, which they'd love to do because they want to hand the reins over to trey lance. there is still a chance the niners can make a go route below trade work. but after the mayfield trade today, having to just release garoppolo could be the more likely scenario and that mask finally, former san jose shark in nhl defenseman brian marshman passed away today at the age of 53, the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been released. san jose releasing a statement today that reads brian's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated, physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 sea

on my sister's advice, we called cleveland legal aid. i am so grateful for my attorneys help because they freed me from having to pay the nursing home debt with my own money. the nursing home is still pursue my mom's estate for wet it's owed, so it's still impacting my life, while i'm not personally on the hook for the, death are still going after my family's assets. i hope you can take action to protect people like me and not allow medical debt to upend peoples lives. medical care is not something we can out out of. getting sick or having a family member get sick should not force people to face crushing amounts of debt. i thought i had done everything where i'd been taking care of my mom, but without cleveland legal aid, i would've had an enormous judgment against me and my family's financial future. i would've been devastated. there must be a better way to take care of each other, and not leave people like me facing life-changing amounts of debt. there is just no excuse for this in america. i hope that my testimony today will help you

but it could open the door for him with cleveland.watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian marchment. he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting department, most importantly, brian was a loving son, husband and father. welcome back. it is 4.54 on this thursday morning. getting close to the weekend in getting close to the end. >> a very cool trend of weather. we've got 3 days left of highs that are very warmest in the 80's. so hope you get a chance to enjoy that.

shery: the cleveland fed president says inflation risks are rising after sizzling u.s. inflation print. loretta mester tells us exclusively the central bank should not go below another 75 basis point hike. >> we are going to have to meeting and we are going to talk about what the opry a path of policy is. and again, we don't have to make a decision today. you're going to take into account all the data. shery: markets are rattled by the hottest u.s. inflation in over four decades. the curve inversion deepening as bets increase on a full percentage point fed hike. president biden calls the cpi number out of date as he visits the middle east on the quest for more oil to help rein in price pressures. annabelle: in asia we are all about the u.s. cpi print and the odds we could see a 100 basis point move from the fed. more fed officials voicing their views for an outsized rate hike. and loretta mester telling us exclusively as we heard, inflation pressures have not peaked. and also there is no reason that the next rate hike should be no smaller than 75 basis points. we are ke

gas around $5 a gallon in cleveland.ns and tough cuts. >> the price of gasoline, i don't eat or do i get gas. >> it's crazy. that's the part. it's hurting people. i'm spending $80, $100 a week on gas. >> this comes as biden's approval rating drops again. only 10% of americans say the country is heading in the right direction and half of americans say that right now they are struggling to stay where they are financially. president biden is very familiar with the buckeye state. he's been in ohio at least six times since he's been in office and he wanted to talk one-on-one with those union workers hoping to gain support as ohio is a battleground state. you heard that worker there at the diner say he has to choose between food and gas. he needs to gas to get to work and pay for things for his family. it's a tough decision people have to make. >> neil: thanks very much a, alexis. boris johnson is hanging on by his nails right now. 35 mps and key cabinet ministers and the guy that runs the checker, the equivalent of our tres u

on my sister's advice, we called cleveland legal aid. i am so grateful for my attorneys help because they freed me from having to pay the nursing home debt with my own money. the nursing home is still pursue my mom's estate for wet it's owed, so it's still impacting my life, while i'm not personally on the hook for the, death are still going after my family's assets. i hope you can take action to protect people like me and not allow medical debt to upend peoples lives. medical care is not something we can out out of. getting sick or having a family member get sick should not force people to face crushing amounts of debt. i thought i had done everything where i'd been taking care of my mom, but without cleveland legal aid, i would've had an enormous judgment against me and my family's financial future. i would've been devastated. there must be a better way to take care of each other, and not leave people like me facing life-changing amounts of debt. there is just no excuse for this in america. i hope that my testimony today will help you

and men, young doctors who would like to do their residency at the best hospitals in the world, cleveland clinic or university hospital or cincinnati children's, doctors are having second thoughts about wanting to move to ohio because these abortion laws are so radical and so immoral and so extreme. i'm also hearing prestigious colleges, colleges of all kinds, ohio has more small universities, private four your school than almost any state in the country, we have great state universities in ohio, i'm hearing from college presidents that students considering coming to ohio to go to school are having second thoughts because of the extremism of this legislature on abortion and senate expert on this issue and gun laws in ohio, one candidate was campaigning for congress in northwest ohio and had a holster under new ohio law, with a gun in it and walking along the side of the street handing candy to children. back to this issue that senator cortez-masto is leading on. earlier this month at 10-year-old girl, a child, survivor of rape forced to travel to indiana from ohio to receive healthcare, p

cleveland's house book is stokely karma time. i remember in that book. sellers mentioned that he was talking to him like presenting these ideas and he was basically saying how i get my work you have been sitting at like it could be an option, but it's not necessarily like okay. yeah, i mean he was open to it. right and i think yes. yeah. haley in the stokely carmichael account. i remember that he had a quote from king that said like people who have power don't speak of their power. so he just was saying that like the movement should speak for itself. they don't have to call it power. okay, okay, but really good points. and so, you know, it's just a question of tactics, right and and it also king felt that the reaction of white liberals to that and to the press and he was correct. i mean people reacted in a that that means what that's kind of racism. that means separatism and all these alarming things. whereas you saw what carmichael said at the beginning of their clip what it meant. it was about organizing the community black emp

the united states and this afternoon, president biden is set to deliver remarks on the economy in cleveland, as new polling shows nearly nine in ten americans say the country is on the wrong track. >>> and we begin in illinois where one hour from now, the man accused of opening fire on a crowd watching a fourth of july parade in a chicago suburb will make his first court appearance. it comes one day after the suspect was charged with seven counts of first-degree murder. prosecutors say he will face more charges and that they will seek the maximum punishment. investigators say the suspected gunman planned the attack several weeks in advance and dressed as a woman to blend in with the crowd and hide his facial tattoos, a move that helped him escape after firing 70 rounds at the crowd. police say they also visited his home twice before, but he was still able to legally purchase weapons. seven people were killed in the shooting, 47 others were injured. six of those seven victims have been identified including katie goldstein whose daughter says she wanted to get out of the house and have some f

the president is speaking in cleveland, ohio. let's dip in to him. >> guys i grew up with.u know, the people you heard earlier today. i apologize i'll repeat some of what they say. we all come from the neighborhood. we all come from -- i mean it. i was born in scranton, pennsylvania. mostly a coal mine town. a lot more. my great grand near was -- worked in the mines, a mining engineer. everybody there, there was only one word you heard most often in my family, not a joke. it wasn't unions. it was dignity. everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity. then we moved to a little town when coal died, we moved to delaware. you know, used to have over 6,000 steel workers. it's all gone now. all of it gone. used to be a company town. the hills were all company stores. company buildings. it's gone. union movement began to crumble in delaware. my dad never belonged to a union but i say this to the front end. he was a salesperson. he came down from scranton when coal died. he wasn't a coal miner. he worked in sales up there. and i'll never forget, we lived in a three bedroom split

. >> and coming up on quote power lunch road trip heads to cleveland. national housing market showing signs of slowing, but a frenzy of activity is happening in ohio. we'll look at what's helping the marks stand out. plus investors hitting hard with theers ttf down more than 10%. >> which kare the ones buying on the dip? that's next on "power lunch" stay with us this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through

he does not show up in cleveland. he wants to be a senator from ohio.aley wants to be the governor of ohio. she does not show up either. what an embarrassment to the president. if they got an advance of this why would they send him anyway? there was nothing urgent about that trip. what's urgent about it if he wanted to do something, maybe he wants to show up in highland, in illinois, maybe he wants to do something there. he's not going to win ohio. he has lost handily to donald trump in ohio as did hillary clinton. but he shows up with between 36 and 39% approval rating. look at the q. poll it's at 33%. is he losing his own party. here's an example. anonymous dem lawmaker told nbc there is a goft having the president out there every day using his executive power show the country you are fighting for them. almost like is he hiding. has the bully pull pitted hiding behind it or under it. it he goes on vacation every weekend. doesn't have any interviews. he doesn't have anything to say. >> rachel: people don't want him out there either. you have democrats

now is the 46th president . 45, cleveland. >>. >> i just tell you this way.a very senior person in the trump administration who i spoke to very soon after january 20 said that he told me he was just kind of petrified by the idea of what would happen in a second term . and what a trump cabinet would look like, what a trump , and it would all be vetted by john transcends people and it would all be the people that would do whatever trump wanted. that's what this person was a . and i think we would all have to be concerned about the future ofamerican democracy . it's is deeply concerning. as a journalist it's hard. i mean, one of our great challenges is how do we cover a campaign like that? one of the democrats running a democratic election. and they're trying to undermine the system that you're covering . >> one question that we may have to confront. so one question here frommike mccurry, anybody know that may not here ? >> it's very new. >> anybody might not remember mike mccurry was president clinton's press secretary and my first press secretary when istarted

perhaps jimmy g to cleveland? in baseball, take you to phoenix. 107 degrees. thankfully it is a dome. the giants and diamondbacks, six-game streak is over. top of the ninth. austin slater with a two run double. pot of 831 run for the giants. they almost blew the game in the bottom of the ninth. they hold on for a win 7-5. >>> at the coliseum, the a's and blue jays. it is always painful when a former a comes back to hurt you. matt chapman, once a cornerstone piece of the athletics, this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. >>> there is a new forever stamp featuring nancy reagan. the postal service held the dedication ceremony at the presidential library an

cleveland signed the embattled qb deshaun watson earlier this year. that prompted this trade here and the trade closes the door on. well, a lot of people thought was the most likely landing spot for jimmy garoppolo, the niners qb. they're trying to trade him, you know, thinking might be able to go to carolina, but doesn't look like that anymore. but maybe this opens the door for cleveland to sign garoppolo because lot of people think the shawn watson is going to face a lengthy suspension and they're going to need somebody otherwise. and looks like the niners could very well have to release jimmy g outright and get nothing in return former san jose shark in nhl defenseman brian it passed away today at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal, actually for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. the cause of death has been released, but the team released a statement today that reads brian's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fear says players ever to play the game. he spent more than 20

perhaps jimmy g to cleveland? in baseball, take you to phoenix. 107 degrees.fully it is a dome. the giants and diamondbacks, six-game streak is over. top of the ninth. austin slater with a two run double. pot of 831 run for the giants. they almost blew the game in the bottom of the ninth. they hold on for a win 7-5. >>> at the coliseum, the a's and blue jays. it is always painful when a former a comes back to hurt you. matt chapman, once a cornerstone piece of the athletics, >>> there is a new forever stamp featuring nancy reagan. the postal service held the dedication ceremony at the presidential library and museum today. it is what would've been her 101st birth they. it features a portrait of mrs. reagan and her signature red dress and pearls. she championed the just say no antidrug campaign. she is the sixth first lady honored for the stamp. >>> you get the final word as we go into thursday which we call friday adjacent. >> more clouds back in the morning. we have you covered in the afternoon. here comes the sunshine. those at home, we also have you covered

again, these remarks are happening right now, cleveland, ohio.resident announcing that between two and 3 million workers facing cuts, due to investment losses, are going to be granted the full benefits they paid into for retirement. this is going to go through the american rescue plan. let's bring in edward lawrence at the white house with more, and we're listening to them on the commercial break where he's talking about obviously how important unions are in this country. reporter: and that's been the big push and solidifying his base going forward for support. you see the poll numbers the president has had, now president joe biden talking about the low unemployment rate, or near record low unemployment rate he has created, he says, in his economy. what we will not hear him say is he will not hear him talk of anything about recession going forward. now the president is laying out here a final rule from the american rescue plan. money that can help pensions that are close to failing, through 2051 the money will make those plans solvent through tha

among her many books are the only full-length biographies of first lady frances folsom cleveland as well as a biography of calvin coolidge's vice president charles gate stause. and most recent biography is why she is here today. a woman of adventure life and times of first lady lou henry hoover was released earlier this month by the university of nebraska press one would have to go back 18 years to find another book length biography of lou henry hoover. dunlap conducted much of her research before covid closed the research room for nearly two years. thank police is here to give us some of her insights on her findings. following her remarks will be a brief question and answer period and then book sales and signings will conclude the event in the lobby area. at this time please put all of your cell phones on vibrate. and join me in welcoming annette dunlap. well, good afternoon. it is just so great to see you and especially your willingness to come out on what is an absolutely beautiful beautiful day. so what i want to do is make sure that it is worth your time to be here this afternoon an

now once again, she doesn't end up working at the white house very long for the clevelands.she ends up permanently returning to kentucky after about six months and luckily her media attention and her talent for cooking leads her to be very successful in opening restaurants and catering businesses in the lexington area. one of them was actually called the white house cafe. we also know that she sent a pecan wedding cake to first daughter alice roosevelt upon her white house wedding in 1906. so dolly really continued to foster that relationship with first families. that's a really important part of the relationships between the residents staff. now those relationships are not always so happy. sometimes they're a bit rocky if we go to the next slide, we'll talk about one of these individuals who i think has a really interesting story and that's white house steward hugo simon. so today one of the most important white house positions is arguably the chief usher. they're essentially the manager of the household. they oversee the resident staff and they're also in charge of many of

joining us now exclusively with her views is cleveland fed president loretta mester.ta: thank you. good to be with you. kathleen: and quite a day to have you here. about 1.5 weeks ago you said that if conditions were pretty much the same as they were then, you would be on board, you would probably be supporting a 75 basis point rate hike. now we saw the inflation report even higher than expected, few signs inflation is easing up. would you be on board potentially with a 100 basis point hike at this new july meeting? loretta: we don't have to make that decision today and there is more data coming out that i am going to bury -- to be very attuned to. we have retail sales friday and a very important michigan report, and that is important because it has the inflation expectations measure, a consumer measure in there. so we have data coming out. i take from the report, and it was uniformly bad, there was no good news in that report at all, was that reflation remains at and unacceptably high level. we at the fed have to be very deliberate to continue on a path of raising ou

>> rover kiewit cleveland, lyndon b. again. >> grover cleveland, johnson or millard? >> got to be millard. >> it just sounds like it. it is the. getting it done. tiebreaker number ten. those are the weirdest teacher nice ever. [laughter] do we have to go to the school? how many hotdogs do americans eat every fourth of july? it's in the millions. how many hotdogs do americans eat every fourth of july? there's 330 million americans, i have about 20 hotdogs. [laughter] >> i say -- >> okay, the answers are in. >> i'm going by 50 million. >> 500 million. >> a tiebreaker. >> 150. [cheering] >> are you sure? >> you win a gift card. [laughter] july 4 special it's getting all the rides on coney island next. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> every summer millions of americans enjoy attractions of an all american amusement park but i haven't been to one a just so jimmy visit coney island to find out what i've been missing. watch. ♪♪ >> here we are at coney island. the city unto itself, jimmy knows about coney island. >> we are going to ride the rise, eat s

to end his shutout innings and mrs and cleveland's emanuel class a was brought on to nail it down onhe ninth. he struck out the side getting the padres jake cronin worth to end. it all does get its ninth straight win 3 to 2 in this one. stanton who had the games big hit the two run homer was the m v p when you do that, in the stadium, where you grew up watching baseball as a kid, it is a big deal. caroli. explain how how special this is. it's, uh it's uh it's hard to put the world words that this is reality right now, so it's uh it's really cool. i mean, i'm soaking it all in. this year's major leaseball draft is over, and the giants made it especially intriguing first round choice in this era of specialization. they took a two way player 21 year old reggie crawford from the university of connecticut. crawford underwent tommy john surgery, which kept him from playing this past season. but before that, he broke the 100 mile an hour mark pitching for team usa. he's also a power hitting first baseman who batted 309 with 14 homers in two seasons with the huskies. so are the john's gonna

cleveland are t.a. has entered the capital investment grants program for a new brt route, cincinnati is planning its own new brt network. nearby communities pittsburgh and senator toomey's state and indianapolis also have major brt plans moving forward. for two, long the united states has an invest in public transit the way we should. we have fallen far behind the rest of the world in new transit technology. but with a bipartisan infrastructure law, we are finally working to catch up. the bipartisan infrastructure law included the largest investment ever in public transit. it's not just, though, about the numbers, it's about what that investment will do, how this will matter in ohioans lives and for people around the country. it will connect more communities, mean faster service to more neighborhoods, open up new job opportunities. so workers aren't limited by a bus that doesn't reach a job site or, as we've seen on this committee, with the testimony, doesn't run on sunday. right, now families are conti

but it could open the door for him with cleveland. if watson gets a lengthy suspension, otherwise it looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian march meant he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting department, most importantly, brian was a loving son, husband and father. here's a live picture at sfo. and tonight marks 9 years now since that deadly crash of asiana flight to 14 at the airport. >> the plane was coming in from seoul, south korea. it had more than 300 people aboard. the plane clipped a seawall the

but it could open the door for him with cleveland. looks more likely than ever that the forty-niners might have to release jimmy g outright. finally, former san jose shark and a show defenseman brian marchment. he passed away on wednesday at the age of 53. the former enforcer was in montreal for the nhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been really san jose released a statement that reads bryant's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 years as a member of the shark scouting department, most importantly, brian was a loving son, husband and father. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california

host: wasn't grover cleveland the father of baby ruth?guest: that is -- his opponents go after these guys on those grants and they forget -- grover cleveland was the last gold democrat. anyway, william jennings bryan, we can go through that another time. host: we have time for one or two more calls. john is in florida. you are on with larry kudlow. john, you with us? let's try john in connecticut. caller: this is john from connecticut. i want to know if you think that john kennedy, senator from louisiana, would be a good presidential candidate in 2024. host: thank you, we are going to leave it there, we are running short on time. guest: john kennedy is a very smart man. i will leave it there. host: is he somebody you know? when you are in the white house, how often did you talk with senators? constantly? guest: tons. i had a lot of dealings with senator kennedy. i introduced him -- he spoke here at the state party fundraiser, he was on a tv show recently, he is a very smart guy. host: frank, florida. you are on the air. caller: that is ki