dan: okay, there's the creepy whisper thing again which is super nuts. joe biden again. he rebuttal, democratic congressional candidate, desiree, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. dan: should be we be raising taxes like joe biden wants to do? >> i am from ohio and i know how hard americans are working every single day and it is ridiculous, corporations and millions and billionaires are paying a dime in taxes while our service and wages in front-line workers are paying more than just phase out. dan: you realize you just made that up, that's totally fake. corporations don't pay a dime? why would you say that on a national show? totally inaccurate and incorrect. >> the data is there, we seen the data. dan: please? >> i can cite it, 55 corporations that didn't pay a dime in taxes. people watching this show, if you paid at least a penny taxes, at least a penny in taxes, you pay more taxes and many of the billionaires and corporations that have made billions of dollars in profit and president joe biden is here for the working class people and tha

we played games and dan joe, by the admit, the group is at its strongest in decades. the president is still taking american boots off the ground by the end of next month. it was not mission accomplished. competition that we get a scholar, some of the log in terrorism is not emanating from that part. and disturbing teens of self harm in belgium is migrants that go to extremes in their plight for asylum . although authorities insist that they won't be blackmail. britain grants the us the rights to try again to extrude gillian assange. however, one of the whistleblower is the oldest friends that believes washington's attempts .

dennis, dan, joe biden admits the group, is up all at its strongest in decades. but the us president is still taking american boots off the ground by the end of next month. no emission to the companies that we get us got a summer been log in. terrorism is not emanating from that part. serving themes of self harm and belgium as migrants go to extremes in their fight for asylum, although authorities and 5th that they won't be blackmail. and britain grant the us the right to try again to extradite julian assange. however, one of the whistleblowers, the oldest friends, believed washington for ultimately failed this appeal attempt to pro loan the inevitable. inevitable is the freedom of duty. ah, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow, recapping week's top stories with our weekly program, his art teacher natural. right now 16 people were killed and dozens more injured in fighting between the african army and the taliban in the city. of kandahar on saturday, that's according to local officials. there of this comes as fighting has been intensifying across t

and dennis dan, joe biden admits the group, is added to the strongest in decades. but the us president is still taking american boost off the ground by the end of next month. the mission of the, the competition that we get to scott us, some in log in terrorism is not emanating from that part of serving themes of self harm and belgium as migrants go to extremes in their fight for asylum. although authorities insisted that they want the black man and britain granted the us the right to try again to extradite julian assault. however, one of the whistleblowers oldest friends, please, washington's attempts will ultimately fail.

dan: joining me now, joe contract. > good to see you, sir. dan: i be doing a lot better if it wasn't for the creepy whispering all the time. i left upper left goes nuts when we talk about this because it's funny. a funny topic, light up but seriously, this weird messaging strategy, what is with the creepy whispering all the time? it is weird. [laughter] >> it is different, isn't it? your know you are old when you realize poltergeist came out 40 years ago. if this was a biden is him built into the dialect, if he had been doing this in public speaking for the last ten years, it would be a thing he just does and we wouldn't be talking about it but this whisper think that's awkward, creepy and bizarre is not something he's been doing for years, this is a new thing and it's also something, this is a way for other people spoke in terms of public speaking but it's not. the only thing i can think is my grandmother who used to gossip about people around town but she didn't whisper the entire sentence, she only whispered the fina

it's unstoppable, it's a humanitarian crisis falls in the hands of joe biden and kamala harris. >> dan: there's got to be some rational liberals left. you still got some people out there who are saying and will vote accordingly. up at radical left has lost her mind. it is chaos in liberal cities, you can't hide it. they are actually actually body bags. at this is no joke. as you asked governor huckabee before, you can be a liberal all you want, once you're at your kitchen table and your car broke down mack gets broken into, and you get mugged in the street -- that whole ideologically bumper sticker thing gets out the window. >> you're absolutely right. what's frustrating with liberals, you think it would be smarter. they don't like policies, violence, crime, what do they do? i keep voting for more liberals i keep advocating for the same policies. if they give them the same violence and same rotten cities. henry cuellar who is on the border of texas, a democrat says, listen. if these policies don't work for violence, for communities, also the democrat mirrors and inundated with migrants

but in the me i saw joe russell, dan. so i think we're coming change. it will only happen through a cultural revolution fee for so this can all happen very quickly if politicians and the population pulled together that in, and i did it, and i want to, the quarry owners are unlikely to accept this chain that we've gone beyond. they will not give up a relatively high standard of living, just like that job. but there's no choice for 600 people can't keep on deciding the future of 150000 others. so on the me. the news, the news. the news, the news, the news, the news, all wire culture high, hare super, super food dilation style icon. the lead owes lifestyle. europe. in 30 minutes w. his father was an anonymous band whose identity was a well the very stevens did. and after a long sat, he found his father and maxim of $600.00 hoss, fiddling. now he's on the end. i'm in imitate the wells biggest family, me on w. ah, was many out in the world right now. the climate change off the story. this is why less than i'm just wondering how much was can really get we sti

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dan evans and andy murray were both in action — but both were knocked out. joe wilson reports. day was heading. kilt to centre court. but, first, the top—ranked british player. dan evans, seeded 22, up against america's sebastien korda at the net. korda is 6'5", with a rooftop reach. but tennis is also pace, persistence, touch. evans has all that. one set each. through sets of three and four, evan struggled to find his best game and he knew it, and he couldn't hide it. he needed a target. poor coach. korda's sisters are elite golfers, his parents were professional tennis players — "genes" can come true. evans was out, but the hill was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move when it's you—know—who? andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray. but he is shapovalov�

joe. >> martha: okay. danrial page and a fox news contributor. what do you make of that recollection by president biden last night at this town hall about what it is like when he meets the leaders at the g-7 and what do you mean by that? can we trust you, joe, are you really back? >> great question, martha. i wonder myself. i love these biden flights of fancy like that where you have to figure out what he's talking about. back from what? where was the united states? if he means the ability to have the back slapping session with the g-7 leaders in europe, well, that's nice. i'm glad he's able to do that. presumably we're talking about something more substantial to that. where the united states has been primarily has been trying to get through the covid pandemic for the last year. we're coming out of it for sure. america is back and back in large part for one reason. the vaccines that were created enabled by operation warp speed that the trump administration put in motion. now the vaccination program by the bide

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dan evans and andy murray were both in action — but both were knocked out. joe wilson reports. as all that. one set each. through sets three and four, evan struggled to find his best game and he knew it, and he couldn't hide it. he needed a target. poor coach. korda's sisters are elite golfers, his parents were professional tennis players — "genes" can come true. evans was out, but the hill was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move when it's you—know—who? andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray out. but he is shapovalov�*s hero, the canadian told him at the net. and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week and be grateful he was here at all. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tunisian ons jabeur has reached the fourth round in stunning f

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dan: if there was a 12 step program in totalitarianism, as you can see, we will break down joe biden'slaration about disinformation, coming up next. don't miss it. welcome back to "unfiltered". i've been wanting for years the erosion of our constitutional rights have threats to our privacy right now. there is a 12 step program of totalitarianism, we are at 11. check this out. >> what your message to platforms like facebook? >> they are killing people. , the only pandemic we have is for the unvaccinated they are killing people. dan: misinformation? who's coming people? you mean the misinformation from the left? what about the hundred biden laptop story they told us was a mistake, he was real. what about the lab leak hypothesis? they said it was a high lab. what about the collision helps? jumping back down our throats for five years? you remember this, right? member where this started? check this out. >> i believe strongly that facebook shouldn't be the arbiter of truth of everything people say online, i think general private companies probably shouldn't be, especially part from companie

dan, this new surge of infections the government didn't say what happened, joe biden promised july 4n day looks like that didn't happen, what is the impact of the search politically? >> at the moment, i think the public is being asked to figure out themselves, certainly the delta variant surge is real but i'm beginning to think the focus on cases is completely misplaced. cases mean testing, if you have a particle of coronavirus in your nose, you test positive we are where now with the vaccine, we are well beyond the idea, beyond possibility that covid is going to continue to kill people's as it has in the past and more like a chronic disease. in israel for instance, there focusing on leading severe illnesses. we were to do that and focus on severe illnesses, people to immune system is suppressed, the rest of us would start thinking of it as a chronic manageable disease which will allow us to think about coming forward our lives, with the schools. i very much doubt there are too many political leaders out there right now who are going to revert to the kind of lockdowns we saw last yea

dan. >> haiti says 28 attackers have been identified following the s&e stage -- following the assassination of the president. joe biden says american troops will leave afghanistan by august 31. he insists the u.s. has achieved objectives after nearly 20 years of war. the withdrawal comes as the taliban continues to seize more territory. south level in the capital and majoring regions -- neighboring regions. this comes after the highest rise in cases. nubbers could double by the end of july. the olympic torch has arrived in tokyo but there will be no spectators at olympic events. the organizing committee made the decision after the country declared a state of emergency in tokyo as coronavirus cases surged there. does the headlines. i will have more news for you here on al jazeera after inside story. stay with us. ♪ >> fears of more tour moyle after haiti's president is assassinated. -- more turmoil after haiti's president is assassinated. what would happen next? will the u.n. need to intervene again? this is the inside story. hello and welcome to the program. the assassination of the haitian president is the late

family members prepared to welcome ask dan interpreters who are now in the us hoping to make a new beginning ah hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how also coming up, joe biden says american could see you close at 19 restrictions. i made a surgeon cases a day after announcing.

linda lake, who advice candidate, joe biden, countless democratic candidates over the years, and it's the president of her own pulling firm lake research partners and dan hopkins, professor of political science at the university of pennsylvania, whose research focuses on american elections and public opinion. it's really great to have you both here. so let me start with you, and i'll just ask you the same question. who we had president trump back in ohio. then back to the border is going to be in florida. who should worry more of the republicans or the democrats about his, you know, returned to rallies. well, i think american public to worry the most because it's a return to the division and strive and personal politics that a lot of voters remember, we won by 7000000 those rejected in this last election. but i think the democrats should be worried if they ignored him, and we don't, we don't take for granted. or we also have no idea what kind of impact you'll have on the off year election. what he's not actually on the ballot. and the republican should be very worried that they're taking a short term fix. that is a long term addiction. dan. i love to g

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dan evans also out. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. ive, with a rooftop reach. tennis is also pace, persistence, touch. evans has all that. one set each. through sets three and four, evans struggled to find his best game, and he knew it and he couldn't hide it. he needed a target. the poor coach. porter's parents were professional tennis players. during that dreams can come true. evans was out, but the hell was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move, when it is you know who? andy murray will never luck commitment or bravery. that is him. that isn't always enough. not against an inspired opponent. commentator: world—class! thea;t against an inspired opponent. commentator: world-class! they gave it eve hinu commentator: world-class! they gave it everything in — commentator: world-class! they gave it everything in the _ commentator: world-class! they gave it everything in the seats. _ commentator: world-class! they gave it everything in the seats. denis - it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov was courageous on court. th

joe wilson at wimbledon, thank you. back now to wembley, and a final thought from our sports editor dan roan before england will take onlayers. it doesn't get much bigger than this, they know if they can win it they will be elevated to legendary status the like of which are very few england players in the past have ever experienced. that team of 1966 who know what it's like to walk out here for the final of a major tournament. losing semifinals has become part of england's and that he, italia 1990, has become part of england's and that he, italia1990, euro 96 and russia a few years ago but this feels bigger, there is more confidence and optimism, they would not be surprise if england were to prevail, there have been no real dramas, an unfamiliar sense of serenity about this campaign. we don't yet know what happens to england if they face adversity and concede the first goal, then we will see what they are made of and maybe that will happen this evening but they know in front of 60,000 fans at wembley they have a wonderful chance to progress, now they must seize it. dan roan, thank you. time for a look at the weather. h

family members prepared to welcome ask dan interpreters who are now in the us, hoping to make a new beginning. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from joe. how also coming up, joe biden says, americans could see you close at 19 restrictions and made a surgeon cases a day after announcing new rules that incentive to boost vaccination disease. president defense, he's moved to grab power. as did you dish re opens an investigation into violence outside the parliament and putting up a bright face. ruth knew left wing latest says don't worry. and financial markets. campbell overuse cabinet appointment. ah, more than 200 afghans brought to the united states from campbell on an evacuation flight have begun their re settlement process. some will be joining family members already in the us. they represent just a fraction of the 20000 contractors who helped the american war if it in afghanistan, those left behind feed time is running out to avoid retaliation from rapidly advancing taliban forces. heidi jo. castro reports from fort lee virginia. the buses carrying former afghan interpreters and their families, including 57 children and 15 babies, a

paul: dan, you have been following this for a long time, you're probably arms last summer talking about the national convention which nominated joe basically just ignore the problem of riots and rise in crime but it looks like they now think they have a problem at the democratic strategist wrote on our paper that democrats better get there arms around fist, is that what we are seeing here, the recognition of that? what you make of their response? >> here not seen only the recognition but we are seeing results of a substitute ideological shift to the left by the democrats tipped by mayors in cities across the country, new york, portland, seattle, the american people are well aware of what's been going on and the problem has been in part defunding police but more substantively, crediting or delegitimizing the police. they think police function is oppressive and racially motivated so they have enacted policies that have pulled back the police function and that means police are not on the beach in the streets of these cities, the plane closed unit in new york disbanded by bill defazio and as a result, the gun, illegal crime problem w

joe? my guess commissioner green? yes. already the >> [dan know, like the first time, i never left the court. i just fell in love with it and any opportunity i had to get out there, you know, they didn't have to ask twice. you can always find me on the court. [♪♪♪] >> we have been able to participate in 12 athletics wheelchairs. they provide what is an expensive tool to facilitate basketball specifically. behind me are the amazing golden state road warriors, which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hill, who was a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well a

cities and towns dan, i'm still showing as city on the northern non province and to venture rain hits this region on wednesday, just off the passing, the provincial capital of young joe, in the space of just 2 hours, 26 centimeters of rain was dumped in this area. now many houses in the rural areas in the northern outskirts of this region collapse. as a result of the torrential rain and half a 1000000 people will live, relocated to the areas. now we're just standing the beginning of a highway which leads to the main area of downtown job. this area has been unable to get rescue workers and teams have been moving off to try to clear the area and they're also getting food and people been stuck in the cause our authority say 3000000 people have been affected by the severe stones and it's close to $100000000.00 worth of economic losses. now as the clean up continued questions are being raised as to why people living in home, and we're not adequately warned about the severity of the storm before. but the government is choosing instead to focus on rescue. and it's sensory, any criticism of having a disaster online and on social media. protests over water shortages in iran h

joe? my guess commissioner green? yes. already the >> [dan but nonessential stores, like bars and gyms, will close effective midnight tonight. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. i own a company called vandigo van rentals. it rents vans to the music industry. i am also a member of the small business commission as appointed by mayor breed in 2019. i am a musician and have worked as a professional musician and recording artist in the 90s. [♪♪♪] >> we came up in san francisco, so i've played at most of the live venues as a performer, and, of course, i've seen hundreds of shows over the years, and i care very, very deeply about live entertainment. in fact, when i joined the commission, i said that i was going to make a particular effort to pay attention to the arts and entertainment and make sure that those small businesses receive the level of attention that i think they deserve. >> this is a constantly and rapidly changing situation, and we are working hard to be aggressive to flatten the curve to disrupt the spread

dan whaley, the mayor of dayton running for governor was on msnbc 12 hours or so ago. i believe on "morning joewas really good. when you look at the republican candidates for the senate, it's like a bunch of 12-year-olds on a playground that are sticking their tongues out at each other and saying donald trump loves me more than he loves you. that's what they are. they are this party, each one is worse than the other, than the last. there's one you just put on the screen that seems to be -- well, i won't comment on their integrity, but they're all pointing out how they criticized trump once and i'll do whatever trump -- it's just a remarkable thing. in the end voters are going to say they're all talking about the past and trump. we're talking about the future and we're talking about the child tax credit. we are talking about small business, we're talking about how important it is to find housing for moderate income and middle class people. >> very quickly, i want to ask how you have been able to successfully stay out of the other most contentious race happening in ohio right now, the congression

joe biden and first lady dr. jill biden met with first responders and victims family members. josh -- is live in surfside with more. josh? >> reporter: dan, good evening. what passes for good news these days here in surfside, the local fire department tweeted they have finally resumed the search and rescue after a hiatus all day for safety concerns. this, with president biden visiting the town to offer at least some measure of comfort. >> and a beachfront community rock-a-bye grief president biden and the first lady today paid their respect laying flowers at a growing wall of hope spending most of the afternoon meeting with families whose loved ones were fast asleep last thursday morning. their building with pancakes to the ground. every day people told the president they fear they have lost it all. >> and brought back so many memories. it is bad enough. it is bad enough to lose somebody. the hard part, the really hard part is to not know whether they survived or not. just don't have any idea. >> on day number eight, all operations have stopped because of a structural part of the building that did not fall, in fears that it might. the pr

dan bongino in tonight for sean. it we are multiple breaking stories, the witch hunt against president trump unfortunately continues. prosecutors are now targeting the trump organization. hunter biden and his father joegely get away with whatever they want. miranda devine will be here with another shocking story involving hunters hard drive from haiti. another win for the integrity of our elections, attorney general mark brayden mitchell will be here with more on their big

dan simon has more. >> reporter: the millennium tower opened a great fanfare in april of 2009. at 58 hours, it's the city's tallest residential billing. among the early residents, former nfl quarterback joeuilding in the world. it had its own gym and pool and theater. >> reporter: frank and andrea paid more than 4 million. five years later they received the troubling news the high-rise was not only sinking. it was also tilting as illustrated in this now infamous video. >> it was the first time we did it. he got the marble out an said i'm going to roll this and see what it does. it rolls ten feet out, slows to a stop and turns around and starts rolls back and picks up speed as it goes past him. it's like oh, my god. >> reporter: 60 minutes called this 2017 segment the leaning tower of san francisco and showed the alarming cracks in the building's basement. the current engineer of record telling cnn that as of today, the building has now sunk and tilted 18 inches. >> this morning my office filed a lawsuit against the developer of the millennium tower. >> reporter: after years of lawsuits, hearings and finger pointing, a retrofit announced last october will anchor the building to bedrock wh

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. and murray's match is against denis shapovalov of canada. they're up on centre court, after the dan tough day. he's definitely a shotmaker. he likes playing in front of big crowds and stuff. so, yeah, the thing i've got on my side is the experience and obviously having played a lot on centre court. i'm not saying we will definitely play on there but i would imagine there would be a good chance of that. so it'll be quite new for him. now, there'sjust one more day to wait before england's quarterfinal against ukraine at euro 2020. the team fly to rome this afternoon, and one player who has cemented his starting place is goalkeeperjordan pickford. he hasn't let in a single goal so far. now this match will be the team's first away from wembley, but he insists the lack of home atmosphere and support won't be a problem. we've got to create our own atmosphere there come saturday in rome, which we are capable of doing. but the fans were tremendous the other night and throughout the group stages as well, so i think that gives us added motivation for the game on saturday to come back for a se

dan was saying is that these -- the republican myth is that these are really separate pieces of legislation. nancy pelosi clearly doesn't believe that. chuck schumer doesn't believe that. and even joeon't know why republicans are putting this on something that could be a good campaign issue next year. >> paul: alicia, nancy pelosi, the speaker saying that she doesn't even want to bring up and won't bring up the bipartisan infrastructure bill, even if it passes the senate until -- bring it up to a vote in the house until the -- it is very clear to her that the reconciliation bill which is really the bernie sanders budget could pass. that suggests she's holding moderate democrats hostage here and demanding their support for her bill or they don't get a vote on their bipartisan bill. >> well, i think the two are tied at the hip at this point. you're going to get the tax increases. you're going to get all these entitlements. maybe republicans can say they are not voting for them in the infrastructure deal, but they are making it easier for democrats to pass it nonetheless. >> paul: how are they doing that? why is it easier? >> well, in some ways, they are breaking down the cost. this i

joe? my guess commissioner green? yes. already the >> [dan. [applause] >> my name is joseph sweiss, and i'm the chair of the human rights commission. first, we're going to do a land acknowledge from commissioner pellegrini, then, i'll do rapid fire acknowledgements, and we'll get the show on the road. >> we acknowledge that we're on the unceded ancestral homelands of the ramaytush ohlone. in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, or forget -- forgotten about the responsibilities of this place. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and the relatives of the ramaytush community and by acknowledging their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you, commissioner. so before we get started, i'd like to do some acknowledgements of everyone who's up on the stage, and i'll be quick. michael lack better, karen roy, jeff jaw, jeff tumlin, grant colfax. manu raju, supervisors ahsha safai and rafael mandelman, commissioner mark keller, disability and aging services martha knudson, w