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he is a coward. for the commissioner troy miller he is a coward. he is not defending the men. i talked to 5 retired patrol agents and 2 retired commissioners. they saw the film and they said they violated no rules. you have the secretary calling them out and the vice-president calling them out. you have the commissioners not speaking up. to the chief of the border patrol, where you? you have to speak up and defend the men and women who you know are innocent. you have seen the film. if you don't speak up, then you are a coward. don't let the white house do this with your integrity. this guy is embarrassed and under attack. jen psaki said it's under investigation by the ig. the secretary is horrified and said they weaponized horses. how do you think that investigation will turnout? do you think they will have a fair investigation? absolutely not. i am tired of politicians. they don't talk about the 8,000 lives that border patrol saved or talk about the officers who died of covid because they are ignoring title 42. they haven't talked about the officer where the bus was overtaken

and for troy miller he is a coward who did not speak up and defend the men. i spoke to 5 patrol agents in two retired commissions who all say they have seen the film and police officers did what they were trained to do and they violated no rules but the secretary calling them out, the commissioners not speaking up and the chief of the border patrol, where are you, you've got to speak and defend the men and women who are innocent because you've seen the film, if you don't speak up you are a coward. don't let the white house deal your integrity, these men and women, he has been embarrassed by the nation and is under attack. jen psaki says it is under investigation. the ig works for the secretary. the secretary said they weapon iced horses and the vice president calling him out. the investigators are going to have a fair investigation? i am sick and tired of politicians, they don't talk about 8000 lives border patrol has saved or died of covid, they talk about border cases coming across, haven't talked about ice officers or the officer with the buses overtaken,

unified, china, the communist chinese party, they don't want us unified, and so they are bullying cowardsvice marxists systems such as having a black national anthem at event that used to be unified, this is men being cowards, no one has this just -- fortitude to tell the marxists and the atheists and the people that wanted to divide the country go sit the f down, we are not allowing it here. pete roselle and the people that built the national football league into the powerhouse that it is and they did it by aligning the sport with patriotism and traditional american values, they are rolling over in their graves watching these cowards tear it down. >> sean: jason whitlock, we appreciate you being with us as always. we have to take a quick break. s we will be right back, more "hannity" after this. we mark the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks and have a special tribute, you might want to set your dvr and record this next. straight ahead. i will bless those who bless you here in israel and the former soviet union the jewish people are living in very difficult times. there are now

i am not a coward.so said, in american vogue in december 2020, you said "the angry black woman label has been used against me many times..." you are talking about how the media treated you, "...to silence me, here i am." why do you think that you have had this kind of coverage? because i open my mouth. you know, it is like, you don't want to hear from an 18—year—old from south london, how she feels, it is like get in front of the camera and do yourjob and shut up. no, that's not who i am. i'm still a human being. do you, and i want to ask you this in a very genuine way, because of course, your well publicised cases of a sort, four which took place between 1998 and 2009, to what extent do you think coverage, in the press, helped fortify that kind of view of you as an angry black women. if lisa smith goes into an restaurant and has an argument with a waiter. lisa smith goes into an restaurant and has an argument with a waiter. she is white. if naomi campbell has an argument with a waiter, it is the spoilt

i'm not a coward.can vogue in december 20 2010 "the angry black women label has been used against me many time" — you're talking about how the media in general has treated you — and "what for? "to silence me? "well, here i am." why do you think you have had this kind of coverage? because i open my mouth. you don't, you know, it's like you don't want to hear from an 18—year—old from south london how she feels. it's just get in front of the camera and do yourjob and shut up. no, that's not who i am. i am still a human being. but do you — and i want to ask you this in a very, you know, cases of assaults. of course. four of which took place between 1998—2009. to what extent do you think, you know, coverage in the press helped fortify that kind of view of you as an angry black women? like you know if lisa smith goes into a restaurant and has an argument with a waiter then lisa smith has an argument with a waiter but if naomi campbell goes into a restaurant and has an argument with a waiter, oh, the black mo

louis where are cowards at -- our car was at because i knew we were getting on an airplane. >> i was 20 years old, i had just graduated college and i was working one of my first jobs as a full-time employee downtown manhattan. i was on 14th street, union square area. 20 years old, just graduated college, working full-time for a public relations company in union square, which is on 14th street. i was commuting into manhattan at that time. i was passing around where the world trade center was on my express bus, which was a regular commute to work. suddenly, we were at a red light and we felt the ground shaking. we thought it was an earthquake. looking out the window, i see them in on the sidewalk pointing up. everyone starts looking up and we see a whole -- a hole in the side of one of the towers and there was fire coming out and smoke. it was very scary. the bus kept going and i got off my regular stop at 14th street. i tried to call my parents that day to tell them i was ok. all of the phones had been down. he couldn't make any phone calls at that time. -- you couldn't make any phone

he is a coward. and c-span has changed their thing completely. you used to have a call-in program after every presidential address. >> we take you live to a hurricane response from the louisiana governor. >> good morning, i want to welcome everyone to the wednesday, september 1, 2021 briefing regarding hurricane ida. as we all know, hurricane ida has left our state but since the last time we spoke, it is now in eastern kentucky.

this guy is a coward. this guy is a coward who beat and killed a 90-pound, beautiful, wonderful, sweet young lady. he's going down sooner than later. >> john walsh, i appreciate you being with us. the program, "in pursuit" wednesday at 10:0 p.m. on discovery and streaming on discovery plus. >>> the death toll from covid now higher than the devastating 1918 flu pandemic. an extraordinary milestone. >>> some hopeful news, though, on the pfizer vaccine and how it seems to be helping in young children. >>> and donald trump's election obsession and how far he can carry a grudge. heyyy! (steins breaking) your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can e

anybody that wasn't cool with it was kind of labeled as a coward. the rest of us, you know, we were -- we want to get after it. and, you know, unfortunately, that meant breaking the rules. >> there is a subculture of s.e.a.l.s that feel to a certain extent they are above the law and should be, that the real fighting, the dirty fighting that must be done by unconventional forces sometimes isn't as pretty as the rule book makes it sound. >> reporter: some members of alpha began to believe gallagher buzz needlessly risking casualties, exposing his men to enemy fire on this rooftop, for instance, where a helmet cam captured the moment one of them got hit. as phillips tells it, some days gallagher would hole up in a sniper position and come back bragging about his kills. at first the s.e.a.l.s passed it off as just talk. >> and then some of the platoon started to see what they thought was his bullets actually connect with old men, with school-age girls, and they had to realize, wait a minute, all the stories he has been telling, maybe those aren't jokes.

he is such a coward he will never kill himself. back thursday and say, still there and brought home bryant's mustang and parked in the driveway. the lawyer called up friday, we are finally going to do the right thing. we will tell you that brian is a missing and we are so afraid he killed himself. another red hearing. nine days, his lawyer, mother, father, the dirty laundry's -- >> sean: john, last question. most of the tips, sean, he was headed northwest, the porter panhandle across to alabama. i think he's going to texas. he can get across the border because it's chaos. spoon we are running out of time and i want to get this question impure the fbi to plan, what is your confidential tip line? 18333 pursue. again 1-833-pursue. we need to catch this guy before you hurt somebody else. >> sean: i will tweet it out and put it on hannity.com for the end of the show. john, great to see you my friend. thank you for all your hard work. when we come back, the media to flip and flop over fauci, kayleigh mcenany, they react after this. and s

this guy is a coward. this guy is a coward who beat and killed a 90 pound beautiful, wonderful sweet young lady. so he's going down. >> john walsh. next, breaking news in all the white flags near the mall in washington. the death toll from covid higher than the devastating 1918 flu p pandemic. extraordinary milestone. that and hopeful news on the pfizer vaccine and how well it seems to be working in younger children. how much long ker can the president and the example of how far he can carry a bruj. grudge. ♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got yo

too big a coward to commit suicide.the car on thursday and brought it back to the driveway and the lawyer calls him on friday. do you know why they waited five days to tell the cops because brian is already gone. i believe they took him somewhere because they bought him five more days. and here's what cops got to do. i don't know why maybe they have the patience' phones, but i'm going to talk about the tips we got in the last day and last night. but he had a head start. they need to triangulate the parents' phones, find out how far they went. my theory is they live on the west coast of florida and they drove up the panhandle. all you got to do go across alabama, a small amount of time, louisiana and you can drop him at the border and he could be anywhere in mexico. i say he had at least a nine day head start and the dirty laundrie parents have been helping him all the way and he is too big a coward to kill himself. >> brian: john, you got five great tips and great hope. real quick, for parents out there or youngsters or

. >> the first word that popped up is coward. you are supposed to love her and marry her. i wanted to text him and be like, please, please give me something. >> he returned alone from the cross country road trip refusing to provide information. on monday, releasing this disturbing 911 call from august. >> i'd like to report a domestic dispute. we drove by and the gentleman was slapping the girl. >> police pulled them over. they said they were going to the national park. that's where the fbi made the grim discovery more than a week later. >> i would like to give my sincere condolences to the family. >> an autopsy set for tuesday could shed more light. reporting for cbs news, florida. >>> a texas doctor is facing two lawsuits after defying the state's abortion ban. he provided an abortion to a woman soon after the ban took effect earlier this month. now being sued by two former attorneys. one is a convicted felon. the texas law bans abortions after about six weeks is facing several legal challenges. >>> investigating footage of border patrol on horseback aggressively dispers

he's not in that swamp and he's too much of a coward. he's not going to kill himself. >> the fbi, though, have not given any indication that they view the parents as suspects, have they? >> well, you have to wait. before he was a suspect of interest, and before they have their arrest warrant, you have to respond to the fifth amendment. if he doesn't want to talk to the cops or the parents, they're fine. but i think they crossed that line when they took him in the camper -- that's my belief -- nine days ago, dropped him off somewhere. i think it was the north florida panhandle so he could walk across into texas. >> you searched for fugitives for a lifetime, and if this guy laundrie isn't in this nature preserve, how far away, in your experience, can somebody go? >> well, i'll tell you, bernalino covered the tracks and called on the friday. so i believe he had nine days. that's a big, big amount of time to get somewhere. i think the parents bought him burner phones, because everybody knows about pinging towers. i think the fbi, i'm sure th

the cowards who wanted to destroy our way of life, they tried to break our spirits and instead revealedt those who live in freedom have a rare reservoir of strength that nobody else has. two decades later, we continue to mourn the victims and honor our heroes. we cannot mourn without honoring and we cannot honor without resolving to do everything we can to prevent another terrorist attack on american soil. together we continue to honor the memories of the fallen by making never forget it 365 day commitment. it is up to us, everyone, to make this pledge meaningful. thank you and god bless america. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mitch mcconnell, republican leader of the united states senate. >> 20 years ago, the united states of america was reeling. our initial shock was settling into deeper pain. early confusion was becoming lasting anger. but as the stories of september the 11th began to be told and heard, one thing became clear. in the long run, that people day would not only be remembered as a time when america was briefly laid low. no, that day in the days that followed, we a

service members killed in afghanistan helping others to escape >> on the day page was murdered by a cowardfair fight, he and the marines would have prevailed >> the pastor told us, you can see how much corporal page loved life and his family. >> just look at his photographs and you will see it. all the stages of his life i love the photograph where jessica is giving him a kiss on the cheek. you can just teleloved it. when i was talking to the family, we agreed that daegan did nothing half heartedly he did everything with love. >> he gave his all for his country. his family and community came together to honor him. sorting out the feelings surrounding the tralgic death of our young hero >> we felt helpless, angry, disappointed, frustrated, confused and lonely in the depths of our sorrow we fear that we do not know how to live again without daegan in our lives. he gave light everywhere he went you can't put that light out it is not out. >> one of the last of the thousands of service mmen killed in afghanistan over the last 20 years. >> beautiful to know the life behind the rank and uniform.

he is a coward. he beat to death a 95 pound wonderful young lady. my heart going out to the family. it would be great if he killed himself. no trial. they never have to sit there like i did and look at morgue photos. photos of her on the ground and stuff. if he killed himself, it would be great for the family. i gave this lawyer a tip before it happened. i said -- through the media, i said, bring him in. do the right thing. have him show them where her body is. then he can make a deal. now that he didn't bring him in and now we hunt him down, he is facing the death penalty in wyoming. his lawyer didn't give him good advice. now when they catch him, he is going to be fashion the death penalty. maybe the family will be in the jail at the same time he is. when this is all said and done, the lawyer may hide behind privilege. but he made the call friday to tell the cops they thought he was in the swamp. he is not in the swamp. that was another red herring to add time. i think he has been ahead of the police. >> i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> the latest

he says the mom left a message, don't hurt yourself, brian, don't kill yourself, he is such a coward,er kill himself, no, it was still there, so we brought home brian's mustang and parked it in the driveway. than the lawyer because of friday and says "we are finally going to do the right thing. we are going to tell you brian is missing and we are so afraid he killed himself in the swamp." another red herring. for nine days, this lawyer and the mother and father, the dirty laundries -- >> sean: last question -- >> most of the tips, sean, said he was headed northwest. florida panhandle come across alabama. i think he's going to texas, you can get across the border because it is chaos -- >> sean: john, i'm running out of time and i want to get this question in. we have the fbi tip line. what is your confidential tip line? >> 1-833-3-pursue. again, 1-833-378-7783. we need to catch this guy before he hurt somebody else. >> sean: i'm going to tweet it out and put it on hannity.com. before the end of this show. john, great to see you, my friend. thanks for all your hard work. when we come ba

. >> you are a coward. you are a big coward. >> lawrence: so you are clear what's happening.unded the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh and are shouting something like women and girls are not the only people who can get pregnant and need abortions. they have supporters comparing pro-life politician to the taliban because it is islamophobic. we will bring you any updates throughout the hour. i think it's important for you guys to see this. this is what democrats do when they don't get their way. they are trying to pressure the court according to should not be put into politics they are trying to patrol car the court. get rid of the court and tell justices to resign. this is what is happening right now. democrats are getting nervous and it shows. gavin newsom recall election is just a day away. the left wing media is doing their best to smear republican opponent larry elder. the "l.a. times" already called elder the black face of white supremacy that wasn't enough. columnist jean went on cnn this weekend to take it a step further. watch. >> refused to answer difficu

you cowards, you communists, how could you do this to our country? people that had a broader sense of what was going on and a knowledge of history and a sense of their own humanity and the rightness of humanity, of conscience, i think we got support from them. so the society is a very broad society, and so people acted in different ways depending on where in that broad spectrum they came from. >> and as the concerns and feelings about the war grew through the years, more and more of the military got involved in speaking up for peace. and i think that's really what helped to end the war. it wasn't a student movement against the war only, it was also military soldiers, so many soldiers themselves. so by 1969 when we won the case, it was kind of hard to be really happy about our victory because it was one of the worst years for the war, but so many soldiers by then were also speaking up about peace. so it wasn't -- >> the soldiers were coming back and they knew what the war was. they had seen it. they had witnessed it with their own eyes. so the soldier

. ♪ >>> then he's a coward. he's the bad guy.life. >> legendary crime solver john walsh goes ballistic on the petito murder case, armed with even more allegations. >> he was there and his parents helped him escape. >> harry and meghan take new york by storm just as the stunning new trailer about his mother drops. >> mommy. what's happened to make you so sad? >> will they kill me, do you think? >> i want to talk about some of your neighbors. oprah, harry and meghan, ariana grande, rob lowe. who are you still waiting for an invite from? >> and so much is revealed during my ellen exclusive. >> i have a drawer of all ellen

. >> we were attacked by a faceless coward. and freedom will be defended. very place that i recorded 20 years ago after the attack and what was most important for me that day was to communicate to the world that everyone was accounted for here at the new york stock exchange. >> it was a real team effort. >> president barrasso, one of the many unsung heroes that day. >> during the 1993 bombing and sadly we got the same message and my folks were trapped for six hours in the building. >> you knew not to follow the same guidance. >> i said get out now i don't care what they're saying. >> outside the debris was flying there was papers and steel and massive smoke in the air, the entire area was pitch black when the building came down. the first responders america's heroes the new york police department, the fire department of new york and port authority police rushing in as people rushed out, trying to escape the flames, black smoke, flying debris and cement. we lost 2977 friends, family and first responders that day. president bush nine months in his first term

he got out easy, he was a coward. >> reporter: despite the shadow cast by his dark chapter, the legacychippendales prevails. >> there was a lot more history there, ten years of history, ten years of success. >> i think the success of chippendales triumphs no matter what. the patina of success that chippendales has i think is pretty unblemished. >> our thanks to juju. "curse of the chippendales" begins streaming september 24th on discovery plus. >>> up next, the woman who triumphed over her own pain and started a movement. >>> coming up friday on "nightline," juju chang's exclusive interview with south korea's president and the mega-famous band bts. >> you're watching "nightline"! people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less

. >> to sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men.we have to protest, we have to speak up. we have to say this is not acceptable or we can't be surprised that we continue to see it. in the weeks and months and years ahead. >> reporter: the sheriff blasted the supervisors for a lack of mental health services, and for moving ahead with building a new $390 million jail instead of a new psychiatric hospital. >> mental health people should be in hospital, the county jail should not be used as a mental health hospital. which is what the board has asked of me. you tasked me with being your band-aid, now you are placing blame not taking responsibility. you are ignoring the systemic issues of the best treatment and places for those in crisis. you are the only entity, that can make a difference. building meaningful, psychiatric hospital , and give people the treatment they deserve. >> five members without that. >> the board also moved forward with exploring options to reduce the jail population an alternative to jail for certain offenders. ther

. >> we were attacked by a faceless coward. and freedom will be defended. i recorded 20 years ago after the attack and what was most important for me that day was to communicate to the world that everyone was accounted for here at the new york stock exchange. >> it was a real team effort. >> president barrasso, one of the many unsung heroes that day. >> during the 1993 bombing and sadly we got the same message and my folks were trapped for six hours in the building. >> you knew not to follow the same guidance. >> i said get out now i don't care what they're saying. >> outside the debris was flying there was papers and steel and massive smoke in the air, the entire area was pitch black when the building came down. the first responders america's heroes the new york police department, the fire department of new york and port authority police rushing in as people rushed out, trying to escape the flames, black smoke, flying debris and cement. we lost 2977 friends, family and first responders that day. president bush nine months in his first term of commander-in-

he is a coward. and c-span has changed their thing completely. you used to have a call-in program after every presidential address. >> we take you live to a hurricane response from the louisiana governor. >> good morning, i want to welcome everyone to the wednesday, september 1, 2021 briefing regarding hurricane ida. as we all know, hurricane ida has left our state but since the last time we spoke, it is now in eastern kentucky. we are probably looking at continued significant rainfall and flooding activity in the upper midwest part of our country and moving on perhaps into the washington, d.c. area stop i want to commend our partnerships with the locals as well as our federal workers. we have a few very special guests today. we have gail who is the president and ceo of the american red cross. we have administrator chris who is the femur administrator. we are fortunate to have her we are -- with us today and mac behind me to my left will give you an date as well. this particular storm brought damage throughout our state. in terms of severity on a

. >> any person that points a gun at a 10 year-old child is a coward. >> alameda police chief. the shot. joshi says there is limited information on the 2 suspects other than what you see here. >> and this is a type of crime that. >> calls for all resources to be focused on and we're not going to stop until we locate the people that are responsible and ensure that they're held accountable anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department. >> kron 4 news. >> on the peninsula. south san francisco. police are looking for 2 men in connection to an armed robbery case from earlier this month. officers say on september 9th at around 09:20pm, 2 men entered a business on grand avenue just west of one. oh, one ran off with the cash register. there. police say an employee chased the suspects to the pedestrian walkway that connects grant avenue. the employee got into a physical struggle with the suspects before they got away. take a close look at your screen really close here. richmond police looking for this white honda accord in connection to a deadly shooting repo

. >> i truly believe that stephen crawford lived as a coward and he died as a coward.t by saying he needed to get dressed. >> it comes with great honor to announce we solved the 43-year-old cold case. >> when we did the forensic examination on his computers, stephen crawford had hundreds of thousands -- thousands and thousands of images and videos of child pornography. >> floppy disk after floppy disk of images and videos depicting the murder and torture of women teenagers and young children. some of the videos that i watched of things being done to woen and children are things that are going to haunt me the rest of my life. >> crawford is the biggest coward in the world. he's lived this life knowing that he murdered her, and i want to make sure that we look at other cases that he could have been responsible for. this type of murder, in my experience, it's not just the one person. so i hope that we continue to look at, what else did he do? >> investigators wondered was stephen crawford was also responsible for the other stanford murders that began in 1973 with the murd

. >> first word that popped in my brain was coward, to be honest.he was supposed to love and marry her. i wanted to text him and just be like, please, please, give me something. >> reporter: and, norah, search warrant documents observeby cbs warrant documents obtained by cbs news show communication between petito and her mother suggests there was more and more tension building between laundrie and petito. >> o'donnell: all right, jericka duncan, thank you. well, there was a chaotic and frightening scene in newport, virginia. police cars and anxious parent converged on a high school after shots were fired. more from cbs' jeff pegues. >> reporter: police were on a scene outside the southern virginia high school just after gunfire rang out this morning. >> all you heard was pow, pow, because itself -- it just was coming. >> reporter: two 17-year-olds were shot and wounded. one in the face, one in the leg. >> i saw a young lady who is shot, i saw her bleeding. the other young man shot, we saw him go into the balance. traumatic. >> reporter: they said th

. —— the coward he is. police officers are here _ —— the coward he is.hat the public are entitled — confidence that the public are entitled to have in the police. it is critical— entitled to have in the police. it is critical that every subject in this country can trust police officers _ this country can trust police officers when they encounter them. the judge _ officers when they encounter them. the judge went on to say he has very considerably added to the sense of insecurity— considerably added to the sense of insecurity that many have living in our cities, — insecurity that many have living in our cities, perhaps particularly women — our cities, perhaps particularly women i_ our cities, perhaps particularly women. i have followed this investigation very closely. i have been _ investigation very closely. i have been in — investigation very closely. i have been in court yesterday and today. i am absolutely second. —— sickened. my thoughts are with sarah, _ —— sickened. my thoughts are with sarah, her— —— sickened. my thoughts are with sarah, herfamily

. >> any person that point a gun at a 10 year-old child is a coward. >> alameda police chief. the shot. joshi says there is limited information on the 2 suspects other than what you see here. >> and this is a type of crime that. >> calls for all resources to be focused on and we're not going to stop until we locate the people that are responsible. >> and ensure that they're held accountable anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department. >> madyun kron 4 news. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside from our camera atop mount camel pious a bunch of beautiful bill. we clouds. yeah. it's a gorgeous sight. if the fog wasn't there, you be able to see. >> the bay in san francisco. but the fog is most definitely there. kron four's. erica caturay joins us now with the 4 zone forecast. >> temperatures today for inland areas were above normal. we saw a lot of 90's of the normal for livermore. this time of year is about 86 degrees. san francisco around 70. we're pretty close to our normal lot oakland today as well as for our wind

course being that's in relation to the truth is sometimes complicated me and you say there are some cowards out there that i want to talk about it. what are the folks in the reality based media do in the coming weeks? what's your advice for the press corps? me details from intelligent officials in europe with confirm to see an end that russian officers put boundaries on american and british troops serving in afghanistan. and i can confirm with you right now that there is no consensus within the intelligence community. on these allegations the, the intelligence community was so concerned about this that they told the white house that any information that rudy giuliani brought to him could be contaminated by russia. mm. there's no intelligence that supports that, that 100 by the laptop is part of some russian disinformation campaign. it's simply not true. ah, in ok, and i set up for this news hour. they stick around if you can updates in 30 minutes . the join me every thursday on the alex, silent show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business.

and you say there are some cowards out there that i want to talk about it. what are folks in the reality based media do in the coming weeks? what's your advice for the press corps? me details from intelligence officials in europe of confirm to see an end that russian officers put boundaries on american and british troops serving in afghanistan. and i can confirm with you right now that there is no consensus within the intelligence community on these allegations. ready the, the intelligence community was so concerned about this that they told the white house that any information that rudy giuliani brought to him could be contaminated by russia. ah. there's no intelligence that supports that, that 100 by the laptop is part of some russian disinformation campaign. it's simply not true. ah, in right that does it for me. i'll be back your headlines and let's say 30 minutes. you're watching our international there with us. i oh, when i went to the wrong, why don't i just don't the room. yes, to see out the scene because after an engagement equal betrayal, when so

and you say there are some cowards out there that don't want to talk about it. what are the folks in the reality based media do in the coming weeks? what's your advice for the press corps? me? details from intelligence officials in europe will confirm to see an end that russian officers put bounties on american and british troops serving in afghanistan . and i can confirm it with you right now that there is no consensus within the intelligence community. on these allegations the, the intelligence community was so concerned about this that they told the white house that any information that rudy giuliani brought to him could be contaminated by russia. ah, there is no intelligence that supports that $100.00 bytes. laptop is part of some russian disinformation campaign. it's simply not true. i in that as a for me, i'll be back in about 32 minutes and 15 seconds with another full fresh look at your news. this is our to international. stay with us. the ah. ah, jamie diamond was critical, a big claim starting when it was a $200.00 a point. it's now around 45000 point

me and you say there are some cowards out there that i want to talk about it. what are folks in the reality based media do in the coming weeks? what's your advice for the press corps? me details from intelligence officials in europe of confirm to see an end that russian officers put boundaries on american and british troops serving in afghanistan. ready and i can confirm with you right now that there is no consensus within the intelligence community. on these allegations the, the intelligence community was so concerned about this that they told the white house that any information that rudy giuliani brought to him could be contaminated by russia. me. there's no intelligence that supports that, that 100 by the laptop is part of some russian disinformation campaign. it's simply not true. i in and that brings you by that today. thanks so much for company throughout the evening. more on top stories coming your way in half an oh, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except

those cowards took a lot of things from us, many lives. there are things they couldn't take.heir spirit. they cannot take our memories. they cannot take our freedom. they cannot take our love. they cannot take our country. they can't take those that are defending it. god bless america and god bless everyone who defends it every single day to prevent another tragedy like this. thank you. [applause] >> and my amazing sweetheart, my husband firefighter john and company 201. never a day has gone by in the last 20 years that i have not thought about you and missed your smile. our boys are now young men who a re also proud of their incredible dad. i love you as much as the day i met you 31 years ago. we have missed you so much. always with their full love and support to remember and celebrate your life. you're one of the heroic 343 who gave their lives suffolk sleep so others can live. our military made so many sacrifices over the last 20 years. never forget all of those who have died for us fighting for our country. there are shining light and defines what it means to be an americ