the honorable cori bush. from the great state of missouri. and the 407b rabble ayana pressley from the great state of massachusetts -- and the honorable ia in a pressley from the -- ayana pressley from the great state of massachusetts. and all the women who have helped in this struggle. there would not be the great strides of african-american men if it were not for african-american women. i understand that and i appreciate that. every day. i rise today to discuss the tremendous work of african-american women in the continued fight to pass the equal rights amendment. and i want to thank once again representative bush for hosting this special order hour tonight. the call rights amendment is one of america's most important pieces of legislation. the amendment would guarantee equal and legal rights for all americans regardless of gender. and as amazing a document as it was, it is amazing how many people were left out of it. it was written 100 years ago by alice paul, a new jersey advocate for women's rights. of course i meant the constitution lef

so that's how we got introduced to cory fleming. >> cory fleming was a pretty well-known lawyer and a soon after their first meeting with mr. fleming, they discovered he was alex's son, buster's, godfather. >> cory fleming is his son's godfather. it's his college roommate. it is one of his best friends out there. so he was trying to direct them to use cory fleming because he knew it would benefit him. and that cory would lead them, theoretically, in the right direction. alex clearly was trying to use his people, his situation, to control the entire event. >> we didn't have a clue that he and alex go back to college and were roommates and best friends and cory's a godfather of one of alex's children. we didn't know any of that. >> he already had the plan in motion, and we fell for it. >> he was relieved of duty pretty quickly thereafter when those relationships became known to the cooks. >> it was actually pretty hard for him to find an attorney that would represent him -- >> because they knew what they were up against. >> -- not going against a murdaugh -- no. >> the first two lawyers

come the day cory is born and ijust had to make a decision. start taking photos.now how long it would last. maybe a couple of years, something like that. but it's hard when you get to the end of that couple of years tojust say, "right, this is the day i stop." and so itjust went on and on and on. i would say as a child, i didn't really understand what was going on. it wasjust part of my daily routine, having my photo taken. i'd be going to friend's house and sleepovers and things after school, and my dad would have to drive around and disturb us, ask the parents if he can come inside and take my photo, and then he'd honestly drive an hour each way, sometimes just to take a photo, and then he'd be pestering teachers to take photos on school trips and all that stuff. but, yeah, after i got through that and then youtube came, it kind of all made sense to make a time lapse film out of it, and then seeing the whole world watching it is pretty amazing. my guidelines were i had to take it between 12:00 and 12:00 at night, you know, 24—hour gap. i had to take it. and if i

you every thed, and you were confronted by congresswoman cori bush.e hear exactly what she had to say to you. >> you're here to promote fossil fuels which we know are disproportionately harming and killing black and brown people. >> the idea that this is associated with skin color is despicable and racist. skin color has nothing to do with ideas. will: she went on, alex, she went on to say that your views, which you had said certain cultures are better at individual freedom, medical advancements, certain cultures are superior to others, she described your views as white supremacist because of that, and you had an amazing response. tell us what you said to cori bush. >> sorry, i thought you were going to -- oh, yeah, sorry. i mean, i basically just said that it's true that these ideas are superior. now, grantedded, what i was saying, what she was quoting was something i said 20 years ago in college, so she was obviously just digging something up in order to kiss credit my work -- discredit my work versus listening to what i had to say. freedom is moral

come the day cory is born and ijust had to make a decision. start taking photos.u get to the end of that couple of years to just say, "right, this is the day i stop." and so itjust went on and on and on. obviously, as a child, i didn't really understand what was going on. it was just part of my daily routine, having my photo taken. i'd be going to friend's house and sleepovers and things after school, and my dad would have to drive around and disturb us, ask the parents if he can come inside and take my photo, and then he'd honestly drive an hour each way sometimes just to take a photo, and then he'd be pestering teachers to take photos on school trips and all that stuff. but, yeah, after i got through that and then youtube came, it kind of all made sense to make a time lapse film out of it, and then seeing the whole world watching it is pretty amazing. my guidelines were i had to take it between 12:00 and 12:00 at night, you know, 24—hour gap. i had to take it. and if i if it was after midnight, where if i was in the wrong place, that was it, it was lost. i feel

cory what is the pulse on the ground right now? >> everyone believes that it is going to have to be opportunity for the vallas camp to get out and vote if they are going to win. it is going to be extremely tough race. i believe the vallas camp will come out on top. >> todd: i'm shocked it is this close, after the last four years of lori lightfoot soft on crime policies, which you have battled on camera with her multiple times, how is it this close? >> brandon johnson is a community organizer with the chicago teachers union, which might not be good at organizing children, but great at political organizing. the issue is crime and sadly brandon johnson's answer appears to be defunding the police. i interviewed him face-to-face the other day and when presented with the video where he actually the words came out of his mouth, defunding the police was an actual policy item, he pretended the video didn't even exist, which is disconcerting. i've gone nose to nose with mayor lori lightfoot and she didn't seem to think she would always say c

cory, we'll ask you. what's the response? is it days away or weeks away? when could things get moving again? >> i've been hearing some mixed reviews. the most recent thing i've heard is maybe ten days and possibly as long as three weeks. of course we're hoping for as short as possible, but we're just trying to stay positive here and support everybody as we can. >> okay. you're looking at the map here of where both of you guys live in these small communities in the eastern part of the sierra. final question to you, elysia. there's kids in your community. i presume they're not going to school. what are they doing to get taught here? >> well, they actually have been going to school. the elementary schoolchildren have been going to one of our element schoolteacher's home, and along with the high schoolers, they've been going to a high school teacher's home. but as of now, children either need to find a way to get to lee vining to go to school in person at their school or go to a different school that they're not even used to and bridgeport, california. so fami

this is due to what's known as the cory. all this force our planet is constantly rotating. everything on its surface is moving to, but at different rates. it's like a ferris wheel sitting in a gondola far away from the central axis. you would move faster than someone sitting at the wheel center. equally, some one that the earth's poles vis effectively spinning on the spot. this variation and speed also affects the oceans that cover our earth and the atmosphere that surrounds them. and as a result, winds blowing from the equator in a northerly direction are deflected eastwards, while winds blowing to the south flow in the opposite direction. this means the air flows and the 2 hemispheres of our planet effectively mirror each other. the corey, all his effect means typhoons and hurricanes, always turn in the same direction. in the northern hemisphere, they rotate counterclockwise. while in the south make turn clockwise hurricanes can be up to 2000 kilometers in size. the flow of water in our bath tub is tiny by comparison, too small to be affected by the cory ellis force. here

same city gave us cory booker. >> we are reaching out to cory booker to see what he thinks of this.s is a city that voted about 90% for joe biden in 2020. all they care about is virtue signaling. not just a story about newark, new jersey this is a story about our whole country. democrats will do just about anything, say just about anything, sign just about anything. august to say they shattered some glass ceiling. they will say let's defund the police. the world is going to end in 10 years. windmills will work off the coast. just to say they did their part. and they won't question a thing they will just fall for it because they don't want to look dumb or they don't want to look not woke. or too scared of getting canceled. these are the people telling us what to do. they think they're smarter than us. meanwhile, they are getting scamgd by international fugitives opinion tiff of a country can't find on map. we have people leading us like that. >> bring in the raymond aurora. the unexpected live of thomas edison. have you ever heard of anything this dumb? >> well, i actually have jesse

here's congresswoman cori bush of st. louis. >> my colleagues unironically invited think tank and oil titans whose expertise is in maximizing profits, especially at the expense of our black, our brown, and our indigenous neighbors' health, safety, and well being. last week i joined ranking member raskin and all of my oversight colleagues to call on republicans to denounce white nationalism and white supremacy in all it's forms. >> tucker: white supremacy, blah, blah, blah. yeah, great, that's fine. peace and prosperity, you can handle some people at the helm. they're kind of amusing. they're fun to laugh at. if things go south, the dumb people have to leave. they should be replaced by the smart wise people who have some idea of how to fix things. but those people have not yet arrived. joe biden just introduced a $ up trillion budget. a budget? funding? that's money, right? that should address the core economic concerns that every person can feel. most people don't understand it, everybody can feel it. this mentions climat

joining me now is florida he's congressman, cory mills, a member of the armed servicings servicings--committees. what should we expect from tiktok legislation. i found it really curious that the bill in the senate about tiktok never mentions tiktok's name, it's just called social media. i'm wondering if joe biden is hiding behind that, he that he can basically sign the bill and never do anything because it doesn't say anything about tiktok. >> well, i can tell you that for me there's no doubt that joe biden's compromised by china but i love the fact that china of all people wants to talk about fair competition, the the exact same nation, the ccp, who actually steals billions of dollars from american companies every single year in intellectual property. you know, the bottom line is that even the ceo of tiktok said he doesn't allow his children to utilize tiktok. we know that this platform has been utilized to steal and try and harvest data from individuals here in the u.s., we know they that the u.s. government has already banned the tiktok app from being put into their phones so if we

. >> remember cori bush the st.esswoman from the squad who screams about defunding the police. >> i am for defunding the police. >> defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police. >> people are more upset about defund the police than they are about the fact that black people are still killed disproportionately in this country. >> jesse: we always knew corey was a hypocrite because while she didn't want to protect you, she used $600,000 in campaign cash to bay for private security for herself. >> you would rather me die? is that what you want to see? you want to see me die? i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet right now. i have private security because they, the white supremacists racist narrative that they drive into this country. >> jesse: we are finding out a lot more about corey's private security. corey loves her security. really, i mean really loves her security. corey secretly married one of her security guards who she paid over 60 g dollars to before the wedd

secretary -- >> thanks cory. thanks very much for having us and thanks mckenzie general flynn and i are delighted to be here. i think, you know, i would start by saying, and i love the princess bride that's a great movie. i think i would start by saying our goal is to avoid fighting a land warid in asia, and my views the best way, i mean, so one -- this is all about deterrence, you know we want to lower the temperature in the relationship with china. i personally am not of the view that, you know, an invasion of taiwan is eminent. but we have to, obviously, prepare. we've got to be prepared to fight and win that war and i thinkt best way we avoid fightig that war is by showing the prc and country in then region that we can actually win that war. so when i think of the army's role in the indo pacific i really focus on deterrence. how do we build and strengthen deterrence while we're campaigning. and then what do we do if deterrence fails? so let me talk a little bit about both pieces of that. and i think i would s

congressman cory mills will tell us what answers he wants. >> ashley: steve doocy will tell us what isup. >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends," tensions with china grow as they up their defense budget by $16 billion, florida congressman carlos gimenez sits on the committee on strategic competition with china, he says they are the greatest threat of our lifetime. and another norfolk southern railroad train derails in ohio this weekend, secretary buttigieg is struggling to defend the white house response. warren davidson has demands to the biden administration. then chris rock is hitting back, taking on the oscar slap and celebrities who pay the victim, joe piscopo, will react and piers morgan, rachen cruz and kurt knutson, here on the channel you trust for your morning news. todd and ashley are back in a couple, you are watching "fox and friends first." . my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. an

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well, many matches since and also that the members from the general public. cory lays the are the bare to chinese leaders shooting pings and it began back in 2013 when the chinese leader shooting ping of he'd visited the united states to mit his county park. the u. s. president. barack obama at that time. and some madison's and also like online commentators made means about to 2 of them walking side by side and to compare the 2 i went to pool and ticker in the cartoon. so like since that and the we see i like many symbols i like about like when it's a pool, which represents jim king almighty, on dissenting artworks. and even that many protest among chinese and hong kong citizens. so like the chinese authorities actually sensor wanted to pull from chinese social media, but that has never happened before in hong kong. china's boss of the measure since the 2020 national security law. that gives a thought of these groups of muscle to sensor entertainment. what cases have you soon while it seems to national situational was imposed to government, also produce a new of theme. censorship law i

earlier i spoke to annabelle, to cory a member of the george in parliament with the opposition for georgia party. i asked her why georgia is trying to push through a law that you've says is incompatible with european values. something that you also need to understand is bad. georgia along with, you know, there was because so shady trio ukraine, georgia, georgia. and we were basically all 3 of us trying to become a member of the european family for many, many years. and actually torture was the leader country when he came to the democratic reforms. but around 2 years ago, that's exactly when our leaders european hardy, former prime minister of georgia, resigned the backsliding of democracy start it. and it is not just me assessing it as a big fighting of democracy, but unfortunately our international partners being at the sienna you now european union also assess the situation in georgia starting up back in, in the beginning of 2021. as a backslider golfer democracy, the problem here is that the person responsible for all based left on the position of, of the chair of ruling party. and he d

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you become cory booth protests. no, no, there is no more procedures for then with our daughter, your times teachers came into the rudeness to me and also one opinion. well then you would have to pay, you know, for me to play no problem. i'll buy new suit with or what you need. well, and i'm with them do since the breast cancer, i should pull your point or what's your quote i've got to do is we'll send the doctor, are you with you? or you can watch the slow. what are the one problem is the l a study here with us for a year or so with no way commando knowledge give with with my mind connect with them 6 you missed yesterday on personal launch with started stuff with my storage. the mom was from newport who should be got it. you're going to be a little bit easier to talk to talk to a deal with a number for genetics, even if you would have to show a new one. when you do with i told is an active lifestyle surprises, both his patients and healthy people. reactions are sometimes inadequate. mean, you know, with just a natur

things i picked up through the course of my reporting is about former trump 2016 campaign manager coryly reaching out to republican operatives and donors telling them not to support donald trump for 2024. and also pitching himself to potentially other presidential campaigns including that of governor ron desantis and governor kristi noem. lewandowski denied that reporting to cnn, but i spoke with more than a dozen of people within trump's orbit who noted that cory has been distancing himself from donald trump, since the 2020 election. we also gave him an opportunity to reach out and endorse donald trump within the story, but he refused to do so. >> interesting. alayna, great reporting. pr appreciate it, thank you. joining us now to discuss trump's trip to iowa tonight, ka kathy obroadovich. if we look at that reporting from alayna in terms of former trump campaign officials, the split that we're seeing, what's also interesting is when we look at what the interaction is with local officials, with elected officials in the state, the fact that the governor was with governor desantis in io

cory mills joining us this morning in d.c.nd then president biden could have the power to ban tiktok under a new senate bill but will he of do it. the panel weighs in on tiktok and the threats around it, nex. ♪ don't stop, make it rock, dj blow my speakers up. ♪ tonight i'm going to fight -- if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can see if it may qualify for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical treatments. what's the next st

wesley hunt, cory mills, doctor ronnie jackson he is a doctor, he is an admiral, where is ronnie jackson? he said on the healthiest man ever to be president by far. he said if i would meet junk food i would live 200 years. [laughter] we love you. he had a lot of things under his belt another one is a serious character but a great guy got to know he's a great guy matt gates. [cheering] thank you matt, great guy. he is a brave guy. another brave person she started off very slow, very, very slow. she is a low-key person, marjorie taylor green. thank you. thank you marjorie, good location. a friend of mine a man who is terrific almost ran for governor of new york could have done it. so many people have moved out of new york it gets tougher. he's a terrific guy great lawyer too he is a strong guy he stopped somebody coming at them with the knife and we grab that hand he looked pretty tough and he drove into the ground, leaves eldon, where is lee? highly, thank you good job, leave. west virginia attorney general patrick morrissey, thank you patrick thank you patrick. ohio attorney general than

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. >> brian: she is like cori bush she doesn't say it. defund the police. she says it everyday.he feeling. they think cops are the problem rather than crime being the problem. we are getting a sense since 2020 of what it is like when you go soft on crime. you eventually will become a victim of it. and your city will be destroyed. and the people that vote on it usually move out. >> griff: you mentioned cori bush, how is that working out for st. louis. i will tell you living in d.c. i talk to d.c. cops all the time. i have gotten to know several of them. they are telling me look, our police force is the smallest it's been since the 70s. >> brian: no one wants to do it. griff griff now getting it. be no one wants to do it. tom cotton tweeted this out by d.c. law president biden acknowledging that soft on crime policies endanger the public. it's not very complicated by the way. he should apply the same reasoning to drug traffic defund the police and illegal immigration. there are perfect parallels there between the last two years i have been report on the ground, border patrol agent

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this is due to what's known as the cory. all this force our planet is constantly rotating. everything on its surface is moving to, but at different rates. it's like a ferris wheel sitting in a gondola far away from the central axis. you would move faster than someone sitting at the wheel center. equally, some one of the earth's poles is effectively spinning on the spot. this variation and speed also affects the oceans that cover our earth and the atmosphere that surrounds them. and as a result, winds blowing from the equator in a northerly direction are deflected eastwards, while winds blowing to the south flow in the opposite direction. this means the air flows and the 2 hemispheres of our planet effectively mirror each other. the corey, all his effect means typhoons and hurricanes, always turn in the same direction. in the northern hemisphere, they rotate counterclockwise. while in the south, they turn clockwise hurricanes can be up to 2000 kilometers in size. the flow of water in our bath tub is tiny by comparison, too small to be affected by the korea less force. here o

magazine, fighting with dia and professor of political media at the university of cambridge, dr. makram, cory mac bull, who condemned the actions of the ukrainian troops, calling them an insult to muslims. aha malika and of course the burning of the holy qur'an is considered a provocation for tens of millions of russians, and an insult to the religious feelings of one and a half 1000000000 muslims in the world. this once again shows that the west does not respect either human rights or religious freedom. another proof of this is the similar burning of the qur'an and some european countries. now we have seen a new version. this indicates their regressive nature. it should be noted that if this act had been committed in another country, dozens and hundreds of tv channels, human rights organizations, and the un would have made a fuss. i left you the whole. there truth is a set of cheap propaganda tricks that have nothing to do with the real truth. when we watch western channels, we see that the only talk about violations that in their opinion, rush is committed against ukraine. they don't show t

plenty of lawmakers, including your democratic colleagues, senator cory booker uses it, a number of housegressives use it. given how important this platform is to democrats, can you actually get tiktok taken care of before 2024 when you might need it for political outreach? >> i think there's a lot of creative activity that goes on on tiktok, but i absolutely believe that market, if tiktok goes away, the market will provide another platform and at the end of the day, that could be an american company, it could be a brazilian company, an indian company. all those -- >> but the commerce secretary is saying there's a political cost if it goes away and that's what she fears and you're empowering her. >> i have met with gina raimondo on this issue she will make clear that tiktok is a threat as well. if at the end of the day you could end up with a for sale and that for sale also makes sure that core algorithm, the source code, resides some place different than china, that could be an outcome that would be successful as well. at the end of the day you cannot have american data collected, nor ca

he spoke earlier to an approach of cory, a member of the george in parliament. she was part of the governing georgia dream alliance until 2021. now she has the gal position for georgia party. i asked her if georgias bid to join the european union is what's at stake here. thank you so much for having me. clear a hello from to lacy, georgia. let's put it this way. 85 percent of georgians are 85 percent awe of georgians. are pro western and each and every call says that once again, i repeat myself. 85 percent of george's population is co western. we are georgians and therefore we are europeans. what is going on in georgia, is that the informal ruler begin, i have, i really, ah, who has no official and formal position whatsoever. he's trying to, you is trying to shift georgia's he story choice, georgia. so he story choice, which is once again to be part of european family and to integrate into your atlantic and institutions. and unfortunately, what happened is that georgia dream which is once again ruled by informal rule of its name. and you really, ah, started adop

andrew's azure ribbons and a crown, the so-called large coat of arms and simply the shield and the cory scepter is small. on march 14, 1844 , the publication of the novel by alexandre dumas father, the three musketeers, began in the parisian newspaper lucel , the newspaper printed it in parts for four months. the adventures of a young nobleman named d'artagnan and his three friends musketeers athos porthos eramis had a wild success, the chapters broke off at the most interesting place , so that the reader looked forward to continuing, by the way, the name d'artagnan natal also appeared in the manuscript, but they did not like it, the publishers deleted it to increase the payment for dema. cunning for posting. we paid by the line to increase our income. he came up with athos' servant make-up, which was explained in one complex and the lines with his words were very short three musketeers, still one of the most read and most screened literary works in the world. we will have the honor to attack you. and this is my guardsmen for battle to grow, lord , our innocent sins. on march 14, 1920 ,

the reality is the met cory's relationship with united states depends in part on its stopping migrants from getting through and to its powerful northern labor. so the detention centers and deputations will remain, but tragedies like this one res, yet more red flags about the attitude and treatment woods of migrants held within them. john holman, out visitor? miss kristen, the u. n. has adopted a resolution asking the wells top court to define the obligations of countries to combat climate change and was backed by more than a 130 member states. the call for the international court of justice to provide a legal opinion on the climate crisis. on the campaign led by the pacific island nation, ivana wattsey on to plymouth to get it said james bass reports a historic decision that campaign is say, is a major step forward for climate justice is so decider no vote was needed. the general assembly deciding by consensus to whilst the world's highest court, the international court of justice, to determine what obligations countries have right for the climate damage, they've cost more frustrating

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