i was summoned to dayton a day early.ere's a gentleman at st clair college wanted me to moderate the movie till about 14 year old emmett till, who, as we know was in mississippi. this took me into his office. and he had all of my books, even the book about, the trip down the mississippi river, which you can't even get on ebay. he's here, my man michael carter. sherry and ray pepper, rocky are two journalists, friends from columbus and are here. where are they at? can you stand up? okay. there you are right there. and dear high school buddy of mine, he's a military veteran. happy veterans. he has here to be with me. jack winchester. i once spent spent five years on writing a biography of the entertainer sammy davis jr. i was looking for his father and mother's mother's obituaries. i found the father's obit. he easy enough. i couldn't. the mother's obit. sammy had passed away by the time i started doing the book. i called a friend of mine, new york. he put me in somebody. he put me in touch with somebody else. and they said

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joey jones having breakfast with friends live at georgia family restaurant in dayton, ohio.i'm here with steve and sam, the owners of this place. they have treated us so well. worked so hard today. it is harder in this economy to run a restaurant. >> it is a lot harder than it used to be. we had eggs. when we looked at purchasing this place eggs were $7 to 8 cents a piece and now they are 50 cents a piece, 300 increase in just eggs alone, which is about $9000 a month. that is one huge challenge. >> joey: i don't feel guilty about the eggs i ate this morning. we are a prosperous country, you have some important happiness to share. i will hand the mic to you and let you do it. >> it is privilege and honor to have you here, thank you so much. i've got an amazing team at george's, i'm so happy to have them. [applause] >> and it is pleasure to be on the show. i want to introduce my girlfriend, sam mcfarland, my girlfriend and now business partner, my best friend. she's moved with me from all over indiana to north carolina to now dayton, ohio and we're making home here with friend

voting today did you be interested in dayton?melissa rodriguez says, i think the number one issue for me right now is that lgbtq rights, especially same sex marriage. rodriguez spent 24 years in the air force, including two deployments, keeping her personal life a secret under the military don't ask, don't tell policy until it was lifted. not only can they join the military and feel safe to do it the way they interacted, the partners being at award ceremonies, the way they will be able to greet each other coming home from a deployment, that's something that me and my partner could not do. so i don't want to see us go back. honestly, we're struggling across town at the dayton food bank, long lines, the need nearly double what it was this time last year. so too are helena adams. grocery bills. it used to cost us 150 a week to to feed all five of us. and now it's 300 350. it keeps going up. it's ridiculous. and and there's karl schaefer, who has cancer and is on a fixed income in less than two years. it's screwed up so bad. everybod

according to the dayton agreement, the country was henceforth to consist of two parts.osnia and herzegovina is 51% of the territory and the republika srpska, which left only 49%, but before that, the serbs occupied three-quarters of these lands. also , a contingent of nato troops of 60,000 soldiers was introduced into the republic, half of which were americans, president clinton hypocritically declared the key role of loshevich's settlements in ending the civil war and publicly called him the guarantor of peace in the balkans. and this was the trap that the west built for the gullible serbs. clinton smiled broadly from demonstrating all hollywood china, sometimes he called, belgrade already seemed to many on the phone. soon the long-suffering balkans will still be left alone, in my opinion, if the headquarters and there was a war. this war did not beat. meeting in paris when this is a meeting about the dayto agreement, instead of a white collar, chirac bill clinton if i'm not mistaken in chernobyl from russia they are broken the horses did not speak, so belova is fine.

done many other different kinds of studies during the past several years here at the university of dayton. and my colleague john heitmann of course, is a very well known historian of automobile and others. he wrote a very famous book that won many awards. i'm plugging it for him here. the automobile an american life. very good read. wonderful book john has the most distinguished historian in the state of ohio award and he also won the award for best book. this book here by the pop culture american pop culture association. and what was that, 2017 june 2010th 2010 goes way back when it goes way back. and so currently dr. heitman is a professor emeritus and. he's been kind enough to come here today to talk with me so that we can talk to you about the 1970s. and that book a great present for your parents or your father. if he's interested in cars so see me after class and. i'll try to sell you a bit on that book. but anyway, this is what we're going to talk about today and we are going to have vehicles and what we want to call auto. in at the center, or at least one of the big major handles o

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>> they are not. >> okay, secretary mayorkas, when you become aware that the university of dayton was implementing your grant funding program to target conservatives and christians? >> it is my understanding that it is not. >> so, you are not aware of that? >> no, it's my understanding that it is not. >> you are unaware of the information that has been produced and have you ever seen the pyramid that's up t screen right now? >> i learned about the individual speakers comments, withh i profoundly disagree. >> okay, so, when did you find out about this speaker's comments? >> i don't quite recall, congressman. >> all right, mr. mayorkas, i actually really want to thank you as well for coming here today, for your performance. i have watched with absolute fascination as you have danced and dodged and lied, yes, lied. we know you have lied, you know you have lied. but more importantly, the american public knows that you lied throughout your testimony today. and yet, you believe that you and your fellow architects of the censorship industrial complex think that you should be able to determin

>> ainsley: joey jones is having breakfast with friends live at gorge's restaurant in dayton, ohio. >he aldean concert last night was a big deal. a lot of people ready to see him in concert. i think it was pretty much sold out. tom is a big music fan. tom, what do you think about the controversy over this song? >> well, it's typical democratic outrage based on a false narrative. they make it up and then they push it out there. and if you tell aening lie long enough, people start to believe it. >> joey: oh man if you tell a lie long enough people will believe it. you are retired from the air force. thank you for your service. listen, when we talk about this song, it says dry that in a small town, i don't know if any of you guys are from a small town but what do you think about when you hear that song? >> it's a beautiful song tells the tris industry what has taken place. the wokeness that's kind of taken over. very sad. but, we have supported jason aldean. he has jumped up to number one on his song. thanks to everyone who has downloaded the song. definitely want more people doing it an

also the, the speech here today at the opening position of the mrs. dayton moto says, the chairman of video development bank was also eh, and a added value to the nations of the community, and then 10 dresser, and the sense of it to this bang. though it is established within bricks countries. but it is open for any, any of the countries is lilian. and she mentioned the issue before the plan, the united image assessment. but to that bank orders those the, i've not. and then, but as it breaks. so i would say that to get out of many ideas and initiatives that should be it updated and i'm sure it would be a step forward or forward, or if it the relationship between us and $55.00, it will be rushed to advocate some of these now as a will continue to put in, the more news on the status of the delegates had heard him about the foundations of it being billed during the conference of the last 2 days and some pages. but the, what's the, what the news now russia has reportedly destroyed the headquarters of the ukrainian security service and the city of the need for, for trucks with a missile str

undermine the legal and constitutional framework of the country, including such crucial elements of dayton such as decisions of the hired representative a european space agency. telescope is on his way to explore some of the deepest mysteries of the universe. it was loans on a space, ex rocket from the us state of florida. the telescope will investigate dark energy and dark matter. it will also trump the knowledge is 3 dimensional map of the universe ever created, including about $2000000000.00 galaxies, offer the hobbies, the professor of astronomy at university college london, is involved in finding the mission and told us about what he hopes will be achieved . it's the major technological advancement at looking at the universe from space as part of the universe and you'll get with them after about a 3rd of the sky. and it will see all the way to about 10000000000 years ago, right. the whole universe is 13800000000 years old, so we can see the universe all the way to execute them, so to speak. and by making a release of galaxies to get it would be able to tell us by some direct methods i

including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the high representative a campaigns to decide whether indigenous people in australia will be recognized in the constitution are ramping up. a referendum will take place in october. the government says it's a once in a generation chance to repair relations with the countries aboriginal communities. so o'clock reports now from city this is the face of the yes. 10 pine thousands rallied in parks and city centers across the country on sunday, showing support for greater recognition of, of strategies 1st nations people. it's one of those moments i think way. i personally want to be on the right side of history. and i think the history of a strong and politics around aboriginal culture is quite dismal. we have the great privileges this rarely and to have such an ancient community, continuous culture now in the nation. and it's important, they're recognized practicum parliament pos legislation clearing the way for a referendum later this year astride into advice on whether the constitution should be amended to recognize indigenou

including such crucial elements of dayton such as decisions of the high representative for the dates and peace. the codes assigned to 1995 by the presence of so it'd be a pause there and creation. it ended a bit to estimate will and splits. pause now into the buzzing your credit federation on the sub run republican service got. it also established the office of the high representative to oversee the agreement. it has extensive powers to of a whole those in the country to maintain peace and governance about ethnic tensions in the federation are rising. possibly in the survey that it goes positive bus news, 3 men, but revolving presidency. he's declared to oversee is rulings, will be disregarded. finally, public a subsidy. well, you know, it's been the out of it. she's a physical scientists specializing in southeast europe and west in bulk. as he says, the international community is not done enough to confront with it. i thought it is widely recognized within bugs. era took aveena and among experts and analysts of the country in the region that the date and the date in the architecture

including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the high representative, guatemala is top court has ordered ballots from the 1st round of the presidential election to be reviewed. the front runner and former 1st lady sondra. torres has chinese results from the 1st swan which put her only slightly ahead of her main rival. the runoff is expected on august 20th passed when torres will face on corruption candidate bernardo, i revile. who was the runner up after the 1st round a voting. now does, and by the way, the cost of living is going from bad to worse, the inflation rate doubled in june to a 176 percent. as out of here is higher latasha reports with a generally election due next month. rising prices are major concern for voters. the downtown ends in bobbies, capital, head out a is we, a lot of small businesses and st traders operate. and we shop as look for bargains . despite high inflation and price increases with goods, the official exchange rates and the official exchange, that's what is tended to happen over the past few months. is that price is different actually

including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the high representative to assure land cannot wear trade unions in opposition. parties say the government plan to restructure what it owes local lenders unfairly targets where it goes. the country's struggling to measurement, unprecedented economic crisis. but now fernandez re for some colombo after months of negotiations, discussion and speculation, does your lumpkin government plan to rework its lucas debts was approved by parliament on saturday. but it lays out a number of options, including extending the maturity of long and reducing the interest paid on investments. tom, a home in california is that all this has been an extremely well filled proposal, which will not create uncertainty or cause harm to any citizen of this country envelope to create an environment for us to achieve a victory. and it kinda quick 3. sure not that it was more than $83000000000.00. well, the in house could look at the creditors. it was forced to seek a bailout from the international money to fund in 2022 after suffering the worst economic c

undermine the legal and constitutional framework of the country including such crucial elements of dayton such as decisions of the high representative while in. so it'd be a thousands of rally been dozens of cities demanding political change. it's the 9th mass demonstration since 2 shootings in may either killed 18 people and wounded 20 others protest as blame the government on media. so what they describe is a culture of violence. this on the head see nickel h was a most out, the protest in the comfortable. great. so this is the names wake in a row the citizens, the survey are protesting out through the through much sure thing that happened almost 2 months ago. the protests are 30 monday, their resignations of minister of police and the chief of security forces and serve as well as taking your natural frequences or some tv services, namely, tv pink and tv happy because uh or they may have to think now is a cable star thing then, were there reality programs on television from all to and that's far as you know, the range of these people behind a few days ago. so they decided today to sort

turn there in the spring of ninety-nine, the serbs already understood that the dayton accords were a trap for them. there is no agreement with such a clinton no further. there is nothing that, it is possible for you to agree. that's it, lash had only hope that the civilian population should be spared and would not bomb peaceful cities and villages in the center of europe. well, everyone knew this, of course, you really know. eh, a warning. about the bombing of belgrade, it was even before the start disappeared, which well, no one believed that the human clinical centers of dragish mishavic in belgrade were a war crime scene of the american regime and their european accomplices on may 20, 199. in 1999, nato missiles hit the rocks here, three women in labor died immediately savich saved us 48 women in labor, who walked here, but we simply do not have data on how much i and the rest you can just imagine what it was like here. a state when everyone fled simply from difficult hospitals, no one could believe that praying could be a goal, it means that such things simply have not happened s

including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the hired representative campaigns to dissolve if indigenous people will be recognized. australia is constitutional underway. opinion polls show that the yes campaign is in the lead and then upcoming referendum. the recent survey suggest support is slipping. the like 50 percent for pasco is the chair of the gulf regional economic original trust. he explains why this referendum is important so strangely as indigenous people are constitutional destroys, it does not and does not include or acknowledge or even accept that there are indigenous people in this country. so firstly, this for a front of them is, is essential to change that. secondly, we don't just need another political money. we need people from the grassroots level people every day people to get and they do have the site to, to, to have a voice from the government because no one knows better than, than the people that are individually involved with, with an issue with a problem. then those people, so we've come up with solutions that we've seen, what we have solv

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they weren't three football fields, and then they went back to dayton and on their planning for playing two and a half years and. then they actually flew. in 1906, a or wilbur wright, got a plane up, flew 24 miles and landed it where he wanted to land and that really is the first, you know, true. so charlie was alive when that happened so people hadn't really flown there were about. one automobile per 100 americans. so the technology was coming in, but they didn't have anywhere to go in them because were no roads and no stations and no, you know, motel. this was before radio, this elway years after the first experimental moving was shown at the chicago columbian exposition. and so there weren't movies or movie theaters yet. i could go on this list but you get the idea he's from a different world is an agrarian world that would have been really to napoleon and probably to michelangelo. and most people were farmers of majority of americans lived a farm by the time he died. he had, you know had an iphone. he'd lived through? i mean no one had ever been to the south or north pole when he wa

. >> she's my best friend, she's moved with me from all over indiana to north carolina to now dayton,o. i don't ever want to be without you. sam mcfarland, samantha ray mcfarland, will you marry me? [ cheering and applause ]. joey: yeah, that's the newly engaged couple right there and they're joining us there live. the owner of gasilow's family restaurant -- georgia's family restaurant in ohio and good morning, guys, that was a special moment yesterday and thank you for letting me be apart of it. >> thanks forcosming in, joey. it's an honor and privilege for you to be here with us. pete: i mean, steve, how much planning and how long did you know you were going to do this? >> well, i planned on doing it at a crew meeting later on in the month and this opportunity with "fox & friends" came up and i thought what the heck, you know, why not do it here. rachel: sam, i was on the segment after so i watched yours live and i just had to laugh because you snap that had box right away. how surprised were you, what were you thinking? >> i didn't realize what was happening until he put his hand i

how do a father and son from dayton ohio and end up traveling to d.c. to assault officers? what leads and air force veteran from san diego to storm the speakers gala? it doesn't happen in a vacuum. in the weeks before january 6th, even before the 2020 election, donald trump used a deadly pandemic to sow distrust in our democracy. he pressured local officials to toss of millions of votes to secure a false victory for himself, and when none of that worked out, he summoned a mob to our nation's capital and ordered them to march on congress. if you know this better than the members of the house select committee that investigated january 6th. over a year and a half, they spoke to more than 1000 witnesses and collected millions of pages of documents, all culminating in an 814-page report that recommended for criminal charges for trump. including one for assisting an insurrection. a congressional committee, they do not have the power to prosecute. that power lies with the special counsel's office, whose potential indictment could drop as soon as next week. guess what -- bennie tho

. >> next, a dayton man accused of stabbing a woman to death and then posting video of it on social media appears in court. now at pacific. a man accused of stabbing a woman to death in that posting on facebook video of >> her last life was in a redwood city courtroom today as conference dan kerman tells us while a motive remains unclear. the suspect faces murder charges. >> 39 year-old mark mentioned cough made his first court appearance friday but didn't enter a plea to the charge. he murdered clara belle astray a wednesday afternoon in a san mateo apartment. we know that he stabbed her are victim to death with multiple stab wounds. we know that while she was on the ground and still alive, still moving a little bit, we don't know to what degree he filmed and posted on his facebook account. san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaffe says a friend of mencia cough spotted the video on facebook and contacted authorities. they ping the number associated with the facebook account leading san mateo police to an apartment complex on 36th avenue after a 3 hour door to door search. the wo

missing 4-year-old boy found wandering open field not far from dayton ohio.he moment the child was reunited with his mom and dad. >> he is in the corner of the bean field walking around. >> yeah, right there. walk straight that way right there about 20 yards in front of you. >> carley: the details surrounding the boy's disappearance are still unclear. there is that, the family reuniting with him right there. police say the family is very grateful to have him back home. democratic presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. addressing the covid pandemic's impact on black owned businesses. here's what he had to say at last night's hannity town hall. >> 41% of black-owned businesses in this country that closed down will never reopen. we met with a group of black owned business owners, the last surviving ones in that district. they are all now shutting down because of the hike in interest rates that is caused by, you gnome, the $16 trillion. all the money we had to pay to rent to pay for the lockdown. >> carley: r.f.k. calling out the democratic party saying it'

they are offset by the united ambassadors to engnd charlewilliam dayton in, france, trying to keep them out of the war. is is at play all throughout the american civil war information, all elements. i think we struggle with this by. but perhaps the greatest example the emancipation proclamation. emancipate nation prlation. it goes into effect ojaary 1st, 1863, when abrahamcoln signs this, it frees none of the slaves in the border states. it slave frees none of the av in terrible already occupied by the union. but what it says is in 90 days southern state comes back into proper relation to the federal government, no harm, no foul. however, after january if they do not for every inch that union army advances any slaves that come within their line are then thenceforth and forever free. it's an executive power. 's a war. what he's recognizing is that slave labor is freeing up white southerners come and fight on the front lines. he's attacki enomic base. however, what does it do across? the ocean for england that had gof slavery in the 1830s and for france who had gotten out it in the 1840s,

i've spent time at the talbert house in cincinnati, brigid's path in dayton, all kinds of places where i'll sitting around to -- one man in cincinnati put his hand on his -- on the arm of his maybe 32-year-old daughter and said, "without this treatment facility, talbert house, my daughter would be dead." >> mm-hmm. >> i hear those stories far too often. so i don't care what we call it. >> can we build these treatment facilities fast enough? >> well, yeah, we can scale them up if there's interest. but it's a partnership. and we have a state legislature that's about to eliminate the sales tax -- apparently, the sales tax on guns, continuing to cut taxes for rich people. they don't fund public education and public treatment programs the way that we should. we have a federal government that's too sort of just uncertain about steps to take on these issues. a lot of local communities are stepping up. ywcas are stepping up. all kinds of local programs, like i mentioned. but it's all the above. so it's treatment programs. it's giving police the tools they need to bust fentanyl sellers safely,

he's at a restaurant in dayton, ohio. great to have you on the show, joey.been talking to voters all morning. has anyone mentioned no labels or a third party run? >> you know, the main thing that was mentioned was anyone but biden, and that was in the context of would you support a third party candidate. the two themes that came up was anyone but biden and someone with honesty and integrity. nobody would really label the candidate, you know, some said vivek, ron desantis, donald trump were all folkses they like, but when it comes down to who they really want, it's anyone but biden and someone with integrity, and i think that's a pretty wide lane for a third party candidate. stuart: would the folkses in that restaurant lean towards trump, do you think? >> absolutely. there are trump t-shirts, trump hats, a lot of trump fans. but i think the main takeaway is as much as they like president trump, they really feel like anyone could do better than president biden. stuart: i have to say something. i've got two points here, joey. first of all, happy birthday. and s

including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the high representative australians have rallied nationwide to show supports for recognizing indigenous people in the constitution. the government says the referendum and all the time. but it's a once in a generation charles to a terry nations with the original communities you and the 2nd the general has visited, hate, say to one the well not to forget about the crisis that i'm taking a good tears, criticising to national response to appeals to help patients played by hunger sickness and the street gang violence or tomatoes. tougher court has ordered the review of pilots from the 1st round of the presidential election. the front runner and for my 1st night the sondra torres is challenging the results. they put her slightly ahead of her main rifle un office expect to to on the 20th of august, and torres will face onto corruption candidates. and i thought, well those all the headlines use continues here of to, i'll to 0. well, stay with the the, i do not get it set up because any, you can, i'm not in the to who will have this

sasha dayton is a former state public defender and her firm website focuses on domestic violence andnew york times reporting her name does not appear at all in the nation right that a base for federal cases. so it remains to be seen how that will shake out for vault nauta. the plea from trump's right-hand man comes as we learn new details from newly-unredacted portions of last summer's search or an affidavit from mar-a-lago. federal agents were concerned when they saw surveillance footage showing nauta moving dozens of boxes out of a storage room just days after investigators went to uncover documents from trump's residence. so what do these new developments mean? joining me now is barbara mcquade msnbc legal contributor former u.s. attorney in michigan, and the co-house of the hashtag sisters in law podcast. barbara, my friend, prosecutors have alleged, we've read it in that indictment, right, that walt nauta lied in a may 2022 interview about his knowledge of the classified material at mar-a-lago. now we know, warning, there are tapes. this newly-unredacted search warrant affidavit

including such crucial elements of dayton, such as decisions of the high representative for a campaign to decide if indigenous people in australia will be recognized. and the constitution is ramping up both sides. a loving to win over the public folks. the head of a national referendum in federal government says the bill is a once in a generation chance to repair relations with aboriginal communities. sarah clark reports from sydney this is suffice of a yes. ken pine. thousands rallied in parks and city centers across the country on sunday, showing support the greater recognition of the strategies 1st nations people. it's one of those moments i think way. i personally want to be on the right side of history. and i think the history of a strong in politics around ab regional culture is quite dismal. we have the great privileges this rarely and to have such an ancient community, continuous culture now in the nation. and it's important, they're recognized for holloman's pos legislation clearing the way for a referendum later this year astride into advice on whether the constitution should

undermine the legal and constitutional framework of the country, including such crucial elements of dayton such as decisions of the high representative a. jason faced the coal was assigned in 1995 by the presence of sylvia bosnia and croatia. it ended a bit to estimate war and splits bosnia into the buzzing at crew out federation on a separate run republican supp scott. it also established the office of the high representative to oversee the agreement. it has extensive powers to over a whole those in the country to maintain peace and governance. but i think tensions in the federation arising was mean, so the, the rad they'll take, is positive boss me is 3 men, but revolving presidency. these declared the overseas, really things will be disregarded by the public subscript. well, he has many out of that. she's a physical scientists specializing in the southeast. you have an weston balkans. he says the international community has not done enough to confront that. it is widely recognized within buzzards of green and among experts and analysts of the country and the region that the date and the

i'm not confident that it's going to in something like dayton accord, if you remember the way that one of the balkans wars ended in the mid 1980s, i just it just doesn't feel like the formula is in place. and then part of what made that war come to an end was that the united states stepped in and we put our military in to sort of force the milosevic government to concede and i just think for the reasons we talked about earlier, no u.s. president is going to be eager to send u.s. troops into into ukraine. aren't there already troops there covered? there's some that have been deployed there for at least a recently. i'm talking about a u.s. military operation on the ground in ukraine. there's nothing like that that i'm aware of. okay, thanks. thank you. i think we have time for two more questions. for one. i can yeah, i'll ask one. since i've been. hi, i'm serena. so that focus on young people on your target audience. number two, what would you ask a? elementary school? a middle schooler and a high schooler after they read the book. what question would you ask them? what kind of is the dr