she said once about crowley, you know, he's not somebody who's ever. cried in the walk-in refrigerator because somebody asked for still instead of sparkling like that experience is so integral to who she is right and and yet like you know, we're talking a lot about her flexibility and her adaptability in her sort of fluency, but i but also think that as andrea says like sergio's faith in her which was a faith that she had and herself keeps her still from becoming a chameleon right? she's the opposite of a chameleon too. she's very strong. she's very like this is who i am and i'm not wavering from that spot. it's just the way that she communicates this that's flexible. not her. identity in itself yeah, i would say like her moral compass if there's something that she's done is like her moral compass has not really shifted and like all this years despite the attacks despite like the backlashes. she's received many times because i don't know like she did not do us symbolic boat in the same what the way that like some parts of the left wanna hurt to do i th

j. crowley. as a former us assistant secretary of state, he joins us on skype from alexandra virginia. thanks for being with us here. so how much do you think these revelations increase the pressure on the israeli authorities? well i certain think the visibility does create pressure, you know, primarily on the israelis but also on the palestinians to try to figure out a way where there can be an independent credible investigation to get to the bottom of what happened and who was responsible. i do think that the upcoming biden trip could be a catalyst here to try to find a way to bridge the existing gap. so we get the answers to the questions that are so important. now sharing was a palestinian american, she'd been some other nationality and american. do you think america would be taking stronger action by now? well certainly you know, 10 years ago when i was the assistant secretary of state and, and at the podium, i routinely called, called out occasions where journalists were threatened, beaten,

crowley didn't know what to make of it all. ron young's van was found, the detective happened to read about the car bombing death of gary triano. >> i was aware that what he was gary's ex-husband. -- so that's what prompted me to call into tucson. >> reporter: >> reporter: well detective james gamber and keith st. john were there when the call came into the department at tucson. it certainly got investigators attention, especially when they learned more about what was found in that van. there was a map of tucson and handwritten notes with the names and types of cars driven by some of gary triano's business associates, family and friends, including his niece melissa and one time girlfriend taylor. and there was more. >> and then we found a receipt for a hotel here in tucson, we are ron young stayed in the hotel, for 18 days, during the summer of 1996. >> which would be, what, a few months before gary triano was killed? >> yeah. >> and what was interesting about his choice of hotels, it was geographically almost halfway between w

monica crowley a former treasury assistant secretary and host of monica crowley podcasts., your reaction to what we just saw right there. >> well, you know, the biden presidency has been historic catastrophe, jesse. and what's very telling is the fact that he will not course correct. he talks about well, i don't have a switch on gas prices and i don't have a switch on inflation. actually, he could send all of these disasters into reverse today if he wanted to, particularly with regard to energy. he has waged war on american domestic energy production and that's why gas prices are through the roof and since energy is built into the price of everything we consume in this country, if he just turned that policy around literally tomorrow, you would start to see progress in terms of bringing down inflation and gas prices. but he won't do it. and that is very telling. and it tells us, jesse, is that all of this is deliberate. they want to torpedo the u.s. economy, they want to bring americans to their knees in order to use economic coercion to change everybody's behavior. no matt

of the monica crowley podcast.ay the biden treasury secretary made a big admission. watch. >> core inflation has come down. it is still too high, but in recent reports, we have seen it move down so that's an encouraging sign, the president is authorized historic releases of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, but we can't rule out. >> she goes on to admit that sh missed inflation a year ago. how does she still have her job? >> welcome and she has her job because biden wants her in ther and she's useful for the fundamental transformation of the u.s. economy which is what the left is all about. jenny allen and the fed have veered off their core mission o stable prices reining in inflation and maximizing employment. those are their corporations. that is to make sure the u.s. economy is strong and healthy. you know what? the people suffering the most o the american people. we have been screaming for well over a year that inflation is taking root. is going to get entrenched and then it's going to be incredibl pain

joining me now is monica crowley. host of the monica crowley podcast and joe opinion.n't think medicare will do it. do you? maybe i am missing thing. >> monica: and is catastrophic whole numbers are no mystery there. this is a historic catastrophe. we got skyrocketing inflation and ongoing labor crunch. people, even get baby formula. all of the problems that that brings back a weakening military. catastrophic withdrawals from afghanistan. >> laura: is there any good news? [overlapping speakers] >> monica: literally nothing that is working and you would think that a normal president would shift course. there would be a course of action for political survival but we are not getting any of that. this is part of the leftist revolution. >> laura: joe biden was on the beach. by the mech my dear mother [indistinct]. we have not changed here to make the fundamental turn. and not just -- but across the border. >> laura: that is the plan. >> joe: his mother never took him down to western union to -- by paying 20 to do so. we can't afford electric cars. this is a man who got like

the host of the monica crowley podcast.n duffy who is coming in and out of the screen, the former wisconsin congressman and now fox news contributor as well as the current texas congresswoman one of our favorites beth van dyne who is here with us and thank you, three of you, we have a technical problem with sean and peter kalb congresswoman -- there is a sean. congresswoman, i want to start with you because texas, known for energy, public land states like nevada and utah and wyoming and others, we can produce a lot of energy. what are people in texas telling you about inflation and about energy? >> you talk about the numbers, look at the average increase per couple when you're talking about the things that most everybody spends per month. you have rent, gas, groceries, electric. spending about $730 more a month on those things. $9,000 a year for a couple. i just heard the comments about -- won't ever have to worry about gas, just plug your car in. electricity rates have gone up double digits. i live in texas, i can't wait t

podcast, monica crowley herself. along with the author, his new book is out soon. get an early copy. amazon.com and bookstores everywhere called "oppression, depression, snobbery, bias: why the press gets so much wrong and just doesn't care." ari fleischer. last but certainly not least, our own joe concha. monica, let's start with you. you look at the state of the economy. how do you make a case to point to one thing that i must be missing because every indicator i see tells me that this is an economic disaster. record high gas prices, 42 year however inflation can we have the middle-class and people on fixed incomes, they are suffering badly. we can get out of the mess but that's not on the table. >> that's right. you know the old saying, don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. democrats trying to say, trying to spin this. the story catastrophe of a presidency. particularly with regards to the economy. they are saying don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. it's an economic horror show. they have decide

. >> jesse: monica crowley, secretary and host of the monica crowley podcast come so we will have a $5ne beats russia. are you ready for a $5 gas for the next several years or forever? >> first of all, watching joe biden talk and move it's like one of those old internet dial-up's buffering, buffering, buffering and the clapping clip, that was obviously the clapping software loaded too soon for him. look, when it comes to energy policy, they know how to fix it, they just don't care to. they don't want to. because they know that the energy sector is the biggest of them all in terms of what they can use to re-engineer the u.s. economy into a more collective-neo-communist kind of model. so they want you out of your gas guzzling combustion vehicle and into an electric vehicle as they want you driving at all. so they are going to continue to press this and it does look like five or $6 gas for the foreseeable future when the solution is right in front of them about on leash and american energy, but they will not do it. >> jesse: let's talk optics, why can he fly's six and a half hours to euro

lindsay dearing has the list as your almond, allman, michelle payne, emily blair, kelsey baron, mark crowleydavid and our leader, john towers. senator tester, his chief and simon. i appreciate the opportunity to be on the senate floor at this moment for what i hope will be a resounding victory not for senator tester or jerry moran but the veterans of america who served our nation admirably, did what they were asked and encountered things they should not have that have lasted on to.this of which have lasted throughout their lives. we are here to fulfill a commitment and promise and we begin that, we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. >> the senator from montana. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to thank sandra moran for his commas, i didn't hear everything but one of the things you said when i came in from may not be the most important people in this process and you are one 100% correct. we are simply conduit utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way too many people to think on this legislation and i'm going to get to that and i'll forget a bunch of folks and i apol

herewith reaction is the host of the monica crowley podcast, monica crowley, along with former massachusetts -- just the opposite is true, isn't it? >> that's exactly right. their spin puts the gloss on reality when it comes to with the politics involved in the need to put a certain spin on things, but then there is outrageous blatant lies, which is exactly what this white house is doing and what they have done utterly since day one, particularly on the economy. you cannot put lipstick on a pig and then convince the american people that it's something other than a pig wearing lipstick. the american people are living this catastrophic economy every single day, sean, they are being squeezed between skyrocketing inflation, record high gas prices, and a drop in real wages. they are struggling every day to make ends meet and if the democrats don't care. what you saw from the senator today, sean, that kind of callous disregard, that cavalier attitude about high gas prices, i'm just in my electric car. this is like a modern version of marie antoinette, instead of let them eat cake, let them buy a t

the four—year—old, withjim crowley riding for trainer william haggas, beat real world by almost two lengths shot acklam express close up in third. for more on that and everything else, head to the bbc sports website. but that's all your sport for now. hello. humidity�*s set to build across the uk, but sunshine amounts will vary over the days ahead. certainly lots of cloud at times in the northwest of scotland, and increasingly so in northern ireland — as we go through wednesday, outbreaks of rain just leaving moderate bursts developing. there could be elsewhere in scotland and maybe 1—2 over the hills in northern england and north wales. cloud amounts increasing here after a sunny start, but still some good sunny spells. bluest of the skies further south. 27 the high in central london — but across the board just about, temperatures above where we should be for this stage injune. then into wednesday evening and overnight, some rain for a time for northern ireland, scotland, maybe the isle of man, but then most places turn drier. clearer conditions across england and wales. but what we'll not

of the monica crowley podcast monica.oday. i know you've been waiting fort this . the biden treasury secretary. made a big admission watch. >> core inflation has come down . it's i still too high. too but in recent reports we'vet seen it move down and that's an . horized histgn the president is authorized to start releasingor of oil fromic the strategic petroleum reserve, but we can't rule out >>y further shocks. >> she goes on to admit that she missed inflation a year ago monica. how does she still have her job? how is she still have her job? yeah, i well, she has her job because biden wantsr her in there and she's useful for the fundamental transformation of the u.s. economy, which is what the leftal is all about. laura . look, janet yellen and the fed have veered off their core missions of stable prices, reining in inflation and maximizing employment. this is our core mission. at the treasury department's core mission is to make sure that the us economy is strong and healthy. and you know what , frankly, treasury and t

and host of the monica crowley podcast and joe pinyon, republican nominee for us senate in new york chuck schumer. monica toensing, medicare covering influence going to do maybe i'm missing something i'm not and these catastrophic poll numbers for joe biden are no mystery here as to how we got here . this is an historic catastrophe. this presidency in every single direction. we've got a weakening economy, skyrocketing inflation and gas prices, an ongoing labor crunch ,an ongoing supply chain crisis where people can't even get baby formula wide open southern border with all of the problems that brings a weakeningg militaryta catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan allryroph the worlds worst are on the march. ra i was: there any day. there was literally throw myself off the literally badin working here . and you wouldgrk think, laura , that a normal president would shift course right. there would be a course correction just out of sheere o necessity for political survival going into this track. but we're not getting s any of that because this is all partt of the leftist revolution. n

me now is mona crowley, former assistant secretary of the treasury under president trump and host of the monica crowley podcast, sean duffy, who's coming in and out of the screen, the former wisconsin congressman and nowow fox news contributor as well as the current texas congresswoman. one of our favorites, beth van is here with us and thank you three of you at least two of youthan over trying have a little technical problemse with sean. but congresswoman, i want to start with their sean. congresswoman, i want to startth with you because texas known for energy public land states like nevada, utah, wyoming and others, we could produce p a lot of energy. but what are people in texase telling you about inflation and about energy? i mean, youou talked about the numbers. if you look at t the average increase per couple, when you're talking about the four things that most everybody u spends per month, you've got rent, you've got gas, you've got groceries, you've gott electric. they're spending aboutec seven hundred $40 more a month on those things. that's nine thousand dollars a year for

, former assistant secretary of the treasury and hostt of the monica crowley podcast, and dr. ben carson, former hud. secretary, presidential candidate, dr. neurosurgeon, founder and chairman of the american cornerstone institute. monica, let's start with you. inniless unhinged reaction in te streets today to today's ruling i think kind of tells the story. >> yeah, and not >> surprised at all, laura , given what we knowa about the left,lw they will f always look for a pretext to try to tear the country down, er whether it's the george floyd murder or this roe versus wade decision. so, you know, again, no surprise and i thinkpa we can anticipate more of this because they are literally at war with all of l our institutions and so they will look for any chancee to tear themk down. dr. carson, just your reaction 50 years ofrr toiling away, being ridiculed, c written off, socialed conservatives were kind of laughed at by hollywood and ridiculed by all the elites tote have this day come that a lot of people never thought would. how impactful is this ?w how important is this ? how si

here with reaction is the host of the monica crowley podcast, monica crowley, along with former massachusetts senator scottsa brown . monica, t just the opposite is true , isn't it? that's exactly right, john. i mean, there's been in every white house puts a gloss on reality when it comes to the politics involved and the need to put a certain spin on things. but then there is outrage. w it's blatant lying, which is a exactly what this white house is doing and what they havene done literally since day, one , particularly on the economy. you cannot put lipstick on a pig and then convince the american people that it's something other than a pigan a wearing lipstick. the american people are livingec this catastrophic economy every single day, sean.n, they are being squeezed between skywe rocketing inflation, recod high gas prices and a drop in real wages. they are struggling every day e to make ends meet and if the democrats don't care what you saw from s senator stabenow today showing that kind of callous disregard that cavalier attitude about h high gasig prices and well, i'm just in my lecher

it was reaction the host of the monica crowley podcast, monica crowley herself alongpo with the author, his new book is out soon. you want to get an early copy opamazon.com book storesyw everywhere. it's called suppression deception snobberyd bias why the press get so much wrong and just doesn't care. ari fleischer with us. and last but certainly not least, he deserves his own media show. our own joe concha is with us. monica, let's start with you. okay, you look at the state of the economy. how dooi you make the case point to one thing that i must be missing because every indicator i see tells me that this is an economic disaster record high gas prices. forty two year high of p inflation. we nowrir atio have the poor, the middle class and people fixed incomes, they are they are suffering badly. wewe can get out of the mess, bt that's not on the table. ig well, that's right, sean. you know the old saying don't on my leg and tell me it's raining. i think most of the american people now when they hear joe biden and the democrats try to say and try to spin this ,. put a gloss on this hist

mr. crowley, i just begin with a meeting of minds on the economy. how concerned all the u. s. that these countries have struck? it seems a pretty decent agreement between the well, i will give nicholas ma douro credit for political gamesmanship. since he was invited to the summit of the americas, but it's hard to see how this agreement, you know, changes the status quo for either country. and it's certainly, in my judgement, not a step towards a quote unquote new world. you know, the current world is dominated by the united states. obviously, you know, china is very influential. but there's a limit to how much influence these countries have. so both nations have shown in their own independent ways that they can 2nd, navigate, 2nd, navigate sanctions to washington's frustration. but what more can washington do all want to do right now when its focus, really, as ukraine, and also the influence of china in asia pacific? i mean these, this is an alliance of to be more heavily sanctioned countries in the world. you know, they certainly share a sense of grievance and, and, but what

we only once in a while, we see the crowley day in the does she want to see my id a by whole? see in craig, leaders in the comments in the 3 elections, not only to transform these growing se, carry c ball all. so all you see piece balcony. okay. let me. yeah. so i bought, i think the good news, the code you basically, you know, is a good out of luck of political will on the, on the, on his book. and i can, yeah. can that'll fix it up i, that's what, that's what taylor was saying is i can vote and fix it. can the mobilization happening and sas, that movement cannot euphemism itself. the security issues across niger, i think um, i would say um, we'll fix the scenes because literally a 2 hour cycle in there. do you at least leave on, you know, the presidential election and government goes, you know, the president's got to go laws in it all the rooms and cities on red light when talking about now. so the, so to, you know, to, over all the systems, you know, a lot of decades, not the one years now. so i don't, i'm not going to convince, well, what's interesting is the show and a li

tell us what you think and share the message from a post-it joining us now is our friend monica crowley. every time we talk we think it cannot get worse but it does. >> yes. i was a brilliant layout about the catastrophes being generated and for those who are still wondering why president biden doesn't have a plan to fix all of the catastrophes he created i have a newsflash his is the plan. any normal president out of sheer political survival to obtain political viability and that's going into a major election would course correct and we saw there were a lot of comparisons between biden and jimmy carter actually think it's an insult to jimmy carter. believe in him at the end of his first term and was only one term president, even he began to course correct with economic policy and national security. you see none of that with president biden. so this is a controlled demolition of the us economy, and the united states. period. this is a long-term project by the left to take down the united states all of it is intentional. dynasty people and congress actually using the word intentional. yo

we only once in a while and we see the crowley day in the does she on my hobbies we a by whole see in craig, leaders in the common sense in the 3 elections, not only to transform the growing se, carry c all. so all you see piece balcony, so plainly, me. yeah. so i bought, i think the good news to go to basically, you know, is a good out of luck. open is, will, will on the, on the, on his book leads on can yeah. can, that'll fix it. up i that's what what, what time as close as i can vote and fix it. can the mobilization happening and sauce that movement cannot influence itself? the security issues across niger, i think um, i would say um, we'll fix the scenes because, um, natalie. dear look to us, i go in there to the up your list or leave on, you know, the presidential look, shawn on government goes beyond the president's, got to go log in, it all the entities and when like when talking about now. so the, so to, you know, to, over all the systems, you know, are they all we did a lot of decades, not the one years now. so i don't, i'm not going to convince, well, what's interesting is t

none has ever represented crowley in a world cup. we're a small community, but we did it and we're very proud. it won't be easy for us to go. the airline tickets will cost $10000.00 pounds plus the visa, the aetna, what we'll do, everything necessary to take this team to the world. i'm excited to black dot gov, jamal. our goal is to use this world cup and the international media to pressure the government not to renew the military lease. office said that we can last to go home and look up out of all k a b. oh my god. i what are you taking over just my suitcase. oh yeah i you know bye good. wow. what about on the month? i do better to watch over. somebody do better and like best buy was she that no one he is a hunchback rides. i don't want to see anyone running like this. i have to run like this lock. not even going to be. no one runs like this. i don't want to say that i go on a one does everyone does that one with on a sub don't lead that is based empty, good job dylan. no, go forward. that's great. yeah, go wrong. well, we're not a

even the biggest ones, none has ever represented crowley in a world cup that we're a small community, but we did it and we're very proud. it won't be easy for us to go. the airline tickets will cost $10000.00 pounds. last, the visally at new it will do everything necessary to take this team to the world. i'm invited to blah dub jamal. more up, our goal is to use this world cup and the international media to pressure the government not to renew the military late office said that we can at last to go home. our friend got barkley with yeah. what are you taking over just my c panel. yeah. i could run it by him . good luck. but on the month i do better to work a better and better publish that over. no one. he is the hunchback rides. i don't want to see anyone running like this. i have to run like this lock. not even going to be no one runs like this guy. i don't want to say that i go on that one a one does. everyone does that one dog without a good job on his up. don't leave that his face empty. good job, dylan. no, go forward. that's great. never go wrong. well, we're not a good many peop

so crowley me and one allegory oriental can equal use and then as long as you get annoyed, as all said earlier, e all lately he on on east was up at a more honest was he does longer just is fema walker with boy on is you that gramma that is you martin r e they am said they they look ali on is either a dog e slack or go normal and brawl as you put in. you only going up either you he doesn't know that you've done us. oh, and it's, i'm agreeing with rock this bring in the presidential election, this incumbent, alexander, voltage, one, most subs a pro, russian, and so gucci is resisting european pressure, refusing to impose sanctions on russia. i don't know if some of the cook with the, with him on talk we on the phone to pick want you to be so cynical with what the function was could figure out on him a korean in albany is for them to consider with us when you quit honesty schools, i'm sure to pull that thunder struck after the elections. so be a voted to suspend rushes. membership in the un human rights council of vocation made excuses about pressure and blackmail. but the subs rebelled

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joining me now is meredith crowley, professor of international economics, university of cambridge.ining us. does it bring prospect of a free trade deal with the united any closer?— any closer? no, i think it is a welcome _ any closer? no, i think it is a welcome sign _ any closer? no, i think it is a welcome sign that _ any closer? no, i think it is a welcome sign that the - welcome sign that the relationship is warming again after the trump era restrictions on steel imports from around the world, but i don't see this as any first step for the uk us free trade agreement. step for the uk us free trade agreement-— step for the uk us free trade a . reement. ., , agreement. the government is keen to show _ agreement. the government is keen to show some _ agreement. the government is keen to show some kind - agreement. the government is keen to show some kind of - agreement. the government is| keen to show some kind of post brexit progress on trade, and including a course on steel. what victories can currently .2? i what victories can currently .2? 4' ., , .2? i think we are still waiti

our esteemed umw professor emeritus of history, william crowley, who has just completed 50 years on the faculty of the university of mary washington. during the half century, professor crawley has contributed in innumerable ways, significant ways, certainly not least of all the creation of our renowned historic preservation program and the creation of this amazing great live series. it's for his excellence in teaching that he is perhaps best known, and certainly to literally thousands of our students who have come though our halls. he has received our institutions highest honors in teaching, both from his colleagues and his students. many of whom, through the years, have voted him as the faculty member who has made the greatest impact upon their lives. doctor crawley has become a true icon of this community. and so it's with great pleasure that i introduce professor william b. crawley, who drawing upon his 50 years of teaching political history has truly learned and shared so much of his knowledge and will be sharing it again with us today as he looks at the life of one of six highly in

the four—year—old, withjim crowley riding for trainer william haggas, beat real world by almost two lengthsld across the uk, but sunshine amounts will vary over the days ahead. certainly lots of cloud at times in the northwest of scotland, and increasingly so in northern ireland — as we go through wednesday, outbreaks of rain just leaving moderate bursts developing. there could be elsewhere in scotland and maybe 1—2 over the hills in northern england and north wales. cloud amounts increasing here after a sunny start, but still some good sunny spells. bluest of the skies further south. 27 the high in central london — but across the board just about, temperatures above where we should be for this stage injune. then into wednesday evening and overnight, some rain for a time for northern ireland, scotland, maybe the isle of man, but then most places turn drier. clearer conditions across england and wales. but what we'll notice night—by—night through the rest of the week is it'll turn more and more muggy. those nights can become particularly uncomfortable thursday night into friday. and through

that's how aoc got her seat and challenged joe crowley and won. the democrats aren't afraid of a robust and healthy primary. the republicans it's different because it is not just out on the democratic side. they have differences in policy agreements but on the republican side when you get primary you stand up to donald trump like liz cheney. if you investigate the insurrection against our capitol and democracy then you get a primary. different in the democratic family. it's not bad to have a healthy primary. it makes for stronger candidates in the fall. >> harris: how does aoc help your party? how will this progressive who can't do what patrick maloney can do for your party? how do they help? >> aoc galvanized the left of the party. it's not a bad thing. we've always had a big tent with a number of different voices in it. it doesn't mean the party is weak. a sign the party is strong because it has a number of different voices. >> harris: it's changing. whenever i talk to moderates they will be quick to tell me no, harris, it is not. the moderate p

the four—year—old, withjim crowley riding for trainer william haggas, beat real world by almost two lengthsls with 200—1 shot acklam express close up in third. julia regis, widow of the former west bromwich albion and covenrty star cyrille who died four years ago, is attempting to make the sport of golf more diverse. she decided to act after realising that she was the only black female member at her own club in birmingham. audrey dias reports. the old saying claims that golf is a good sport, but not when you're having this much fun? they are getting a taste of the game and loving every minute.— loving every minute. being in nature, immersing _ loving every minute. being in nature, immersing yourself. loving every minute. being in| nature, immersing yourself in loving every minute. being in i nature, immersing yourself in the gulf, itjust felt nature, immersing yourself in the gulf, it just felt therapeutic. nature, immersing yourself in the gulf, itjust felt therapeutic. i think the taster session went really well because it allowed me to come in quite _ well because it allowed me to come i

reaction from a former senior advisor to president trump steve miller, along with podcast host, monica crowleyl start with you. the biggest problem joe biden has, the day-to-day reminders, when anyone goes to fill up their gas tank, they are reminded that we used to pay $2 and something a gallon for gasoline, and we are now headed toward $6 a gallon on a national average, almost at $5 already. there are some places in california it is over $8 a gallon. then of course you go into your local grocery store, i go once a week, i do my own shopping, i am mostly pay leo, i buy meat, meat prices are pretty much doubled, also, the price of everything we all buy in every store we go to costs more, so there is the daily reminder, and americans, they are -- two-thirds of them are living paycheck to paycheck. they can't afford his economic or his energy policies. what does that day-to-day mean for him? >> you are exactly right, sean, and when you add to it that this president has only been in office for a year and a half, so the memory of the booming trump economy, where every american was benefiting from

it's it' crowley, history professor discusses the presidency of john f. kennedy and the myths that surround it. this video is courtesy of the university and is from their great mind lecture series. >> and welcome everybody to the last of our talks in the great presidential lives series. and john f. kennedy, surely one of the most intriguing and controversial american presidents. certainly a few of them have generated such diverse and partisan appraisals. as an example, one of the classes that i taught for many years was the u.s.

he's here with his niece, simone crowley. your brother darnell a short time ago addressed the crowd and said that your family was kind of on the sidelines of the debate, until this happened to your family. going through what you've gone through, now coming here and speaking, what do you want people to know, people who have not been directly affected by gun violence, based on your experience, what do you want those people on the sidelines to know about this debate? >> let me say this. my mother was an avid watcher of cable news. so much so that the grandchildren would say, cnn again? there were so many times that we sat there watching the victims of gun violence, cry with them. the second it was over, we could wipe away the tears, pull ourselves together and go on with our lives. but when you're standing here, these are the tears you can't walk away from. these tears will last a lifetime. and it's time that we recognize that this can happen, if it can happen in a grocery store at 2:30 in the afternoon to an 86-year-old woman w

. >> laura: joining us now former assistant secretary and host the monica crowley podcast dr.son former house secretary presidential candidate, doctor, neurosurgeon of the american cornerstone institute monica start with you. the most unhinged reaction ministry today and the ruling i think i'm tells a story. >> not a surprise all laura given what we know about the left they will always look for text to try to tear the country down weather's george floyd murder, or this roe v. wade decision. i got no surprise and i think we can anticipate more of this because they are literally at war with all of our institutions so they they will look for any chance they can. >> laura: dr. carson just a reaction tonight after 50 years of toiling away being ridiculed, written off, social conservative there, laughed by hollywood and ridiculed by all the elites. to have the stay calm i know lot of people didn't think it would how impactful is it and how important is this how significant? >> if this is a monumental day i'm very happy to see it come. realizing of course of this is really just the b

monica crowley along with leo 2.0 tyrell. monica, i don't think our giggling vice-president talks about the passage of time and the passage of time over and over again is quite up to the task of being president, do you? >> no, i don't, sean and we've got a real problem here because the president of the united states clearly, most of the time, doesn't know what planet he's on, and his number two is in a perpetual state of nervous breakdowns. so neither the president nor the vice-president is capable of doing the most important job not only in the country sean but in the world. so what we're experiencing here is a rolling constitutional cries. nobody in the propaganda press wants to point out the reality of what we're facing here. but the american people see it very clearly. and that is why joe biden, his job approval numbers now sean are in the low 30s. kamala harris is in the mid to upper 30s, not much better. and that's why you've got democrats now talking roundly about who is actually going to be the standard there going in