dickson what if it was, you know, drones like high-tech military drones?s what i think it was. >> no that i think it was aliens because -- they've been looking for us. you know they've been looking for joe biden, they've been trying to figure out why he is slipping so much. you know, what can -- what can we do? >> you best show joe biden all you want he's told all of his friends he's going beat teddy roosevelt this year. the former military intel official the air force whistle-blower who was like we have some of these crafts being held. we have aliens in holding. he said all of that sounds sincere because of his pedigree but hasn't seen them but isn't that the guy with the hot girlfriend but doesn't live from here where's the alien on a modeling shoot dude. i didn't work there but highly classified and my buddies are like aisle trust them. >> weed and people that want to believe like my sister met and he knew a guy tutor dickson stick around fox news saturday night mark cuban is wild for woke business. ron desantis is fighting with gavin newsom and a.i. mi

residents of dickson were innocent bystanders, they they cast their vote. they picked a mayor the mayor hired a city comptroller there. and the residents really didn't know what was happening. you know, they thought they were safe with everybody that was in office. they didn't know. and the innocent bystander category is something i wanted to call out. there are some things that we have no control over. we need to recognize that because every victim is not gullible if, you drink water today, you have unless you did a test, make sure that water was okay for you to drink. you trusted that everything pure was in the water that you just consumed. if you live in a community and you went outside and you inhaled and exhaled air, you assumed that it's not polluted. when you flew time. this i just got off a plane. you know, you you assume that the safety safety checks have happened. there are things that we cannot control and so that's a very vulnerable place for a lot of us. and i want it to to use that category. when i was doing the documentary, a lot of people we

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the only one philadelphia radio legend and former ganged candidate for governor host of the tutor dickson crowd goes wild listen to them go. did you notice how i took a shot at everybody but tutor because she take it is study in the green room if you come at me i'll -- [bleep] what she said it was unkivel we went with it. let's talk about it you have a family, you have children do you have time at the store to investigate the politics of the goods you're trying to acquire do you even have time let alone a motivation? >> no i'm ignoring that but when i see mark cuban doing this like did he hire a democrat strategist for president his presidential run or launching gets tore to target. and he's like keep doing it -- >> can i tell you something if he sticks with this strategy he's dining show called lone shark tank. [laughter] with all going to be broke. philadelphia radio host spent a lot of time on main streets of philadelphia dot locals ask the crack dealers their stance on climate change before they exchange currency? >> and pronouns -- [laughter] >> in fact when someone car jax you in ph

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this gives the public a happ dickson station of how it feels he does not think indeed, gets even put the thought that goes into the creative process. the abstract expression in energy i always have approaching my painting is something that many people underestimate. the other thing with the physical toll it takes on the body, but also on the brain of all good. so it's really a massive effort, mentally, as well doing this intensive creative work for hours on end, that such about student does all entities. so all by the, in the future, the artist could possibly save himself all that effort. because artificial intelligence will make it possible to generate algorithms of leon living trouts creative process and visual language. using data obtained from the study and produced images in his style, the beginning of the on. there are parts of the brain that map certain creative work and processes viewing all. so theoretically you could have leon's, dreams interpreted and generate an image of them the next morning you'd bus. yeah, you're not good wanted. but leon moving charles creative proces

tudor dickson is on the show. and my son is on the show because it's father's day. lawrence: i have got the fox app on my phone. i am going to watch as i'm leaving. >> you are not going to cycle? lawrence: and mess up my phone? raymond arroyo weigh the mosquitoes are just all over the- quiet, please. okay. wow... hey! i said get a pro. i did get a pro. an orkin pro. i got you. got mosquitoes? don't call any pro, call the orkin pro. meet the portable blender we can barely keep in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up a mouthwatering smoothie, protein shake, or latte wherever you are! recharge quickly with any usb port. best of all, it even cleans itself! just blend water with a drop of soap. what are you waiting for? order yours now from blendjet.com before they sell out again! lawrence: in david county, utah, the local school district banned bibles for elementary and middle school. saying some bible verses were too vulgar or violent for younger students. they were able to use a 2022 state law requiring districts t

but you know, i radically as, as dickson, his attorney general john mitchell used to say, watch what we do, not what we say. and when we look at america's actions, we see that they are very different from these formal legal commitments. the formal diplomatic recognition, which is extended to the government of aging, not just by the united states, but by what a $182.00 countries around the world, the united nations, all these international organizations. that's the reality. but the us, as part of its efforts to demonize china and try to de rail its progress the rail, its efforts to improve the livelihood of its own people, you know, perpetuates these actions or perpetrates, these actions that, that can only be seen as provocations. as efforts to, to, to provoke china, to somehow act in a way that would allow the united states to either further criticize it or the worst case scenario for there to be some sort of actual conflict, military conflict between, you know, between the countries and that would be the devastating for the people that i want to be bad for the people and the mainla

we had emails at jim gram road to steve dickson. they were going to do so we learned after the fact that this was a completely pre meditated process. and yet we had to go to court and we never imagined. i never imagined after we were able to depose and bastion that after that deposition, that this company would even step further in court. and yet they did. so the big question is why? because all along, if i would have been the advisor to delta airlines at any phase, even after they, even after they last, i would have had my ceo, somebody step out and say this is wrong. we didn't know. we found this new information. we apologize to her, we're going to take action. and yet to date, they still deny they did anything wrong and they're in the clear and lies the problem. stay with us were speaking with aviation, was the blower and delta airlines pilot carlene petted about her experience blowing the whistle against wrong doing in the airline industry. we're going to take a short break. we have a lot more to talk about. so stay with us. 2 2

tudor dickson is on the show. and my son is on the show because it's father's day. lawrence: i have got the fox app on my phone. i am going to watch as i'm leaving. >> you are not going to cycle? lawrence: and mess up my phone? raymond arroyo weighs in. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david. connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. ♪ dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from weathertech. floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... sunshade... ready-to-wash system and cupfone. or our newest product, the golf cart mat. order these american made gifts or a gift card at weathertech.com have a very happy father's day. lawrence: in david county, utah, the local school district banned bibles for elementary and middle school. saying some bible verses were too vulgar or violent for younger students. they were able to use a 2022 state law requiring districts to include parent

alix: joining us is louise dickson. what did you make of that?nd raise the price also. what does that mean? >> if we are looking at the crude inventories, and she makes a very good point, one point of specification is in march and april, we saw for the first time in almost two years, this is the first time we saw commercial stocks starting to drop. now we are seeing strategic oil reserves to increase. if 2021 and 2022 were about commercial inventories versus spr, i think we can expect 2023 to see an uptick in the spr's has energy security remains a big concern. tom: interesting. we talk about equity markets not pricing in. some say equity markets are not pricing in recession. are the energy markets pricing into much of a downturn in terms of the global economy? >> well, you can argue the lower oil price, and still, $77 is a high enough oil price to stimulate all sorts of upstream investments, you can argue this is clouded around all this macro speculation. but there is also a lot of fundamentals being driven here. it is not very likely opec is go

ceiling and the china's uneven recovery and the opec plus meeting this weekend let's bring in louise dicksongood morning >> good morning. >> we were just talking about the prices now what does it mean to see wti below $70 a barrel for opec and what does it mean for the meeting? >> it is not just the month of may which is turbulent in the oil markets, but the last five or six months. again, all heavy macro factors more and more are solidifying on the bearish trajectory in relation to how this is going to impact, you know, u.s. policy and opec policy, i think we will have a couple of sign posts on that in the upcoming days. >> we get sign posts in the coming days. what are we looking at now what are the signs telling you where you think you will get more clarity in the coming days? >> of course, there is the upcoming opec meeting. at this meeting, we will get a clear signal from the group whether the the $80 is a price point for the group that is a floor they are willing to defend or if it is going to eventually become a ceiling as the macroeconomics turbulent factors work out >> we are lookin

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wi hostth reaction podcast tutor dickson and restoring america editor for the washington examiner, kelly mcgee white is with us. all right, kelly, we'll start with you tonight. welcome to the program. did we really have to have guys on a naked on their bicycle inin front of children? sponsored by bud light? of cours d bye they are. >> and one would be forgiven for thinking that bud light hauld havee forg learned its len considering that anheuser-buscvh lost $27 billion in stock value since the start of dylanue mulvaney controversy. but this was just really goes to shos tow, sean, that this ist about money. it's not the bottom line. the monemoney they is, not they for companies like bud light. the priorityth is ideological domination. these companies see themselves as colonizers whose goal is to convert those parts of the public tha t resistant lef to leftist ideology. so they don't care how muct isso money they're hemorrhaging. what they care about is changing the way that you thinutangingy you k and thet you live. >> and this is just another example of that. thatyou know, twitter, i tal

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battery company is getting hundreds, hundreds of millions of dollars from the state of michigan to dicksonthe host of the today show podcast. she's been all over this since its inception. she joins us now to tell us what's happening. >> yeah, it's really interesting because this company has come into the state of michigan. the government has the local state government has said , we'll give you seven hundred and fifteen million dollars of taxpayer money to come into our rural community. our rural farming community. and they have done no environmental testing. it is all under a non-disclosure agreement. we as the people, the citizens of the state of michigan know nothing about this deal . the local community has stepped up and said, listen, water is our greatest resource. we're surrounded by the great lakes. we can't afford to have company come in, not even really know what they're building. they say it's ev batteries of some sort, but we don't know the details of the deal. we don't know what they're going to do. and this is happening right here in the center of the country. gretchen whitmer

cloverdale dickson. sassoon city and union city.take a look at the video that sal posted on twitter? that's something to think about. why not? sal i've seen that video before and it's it happened last year in nebraska. yeah, that was i was going to ask you where it was the minivan in that video was not damaged. nothing was damaged. no kidding. no, i'm not . because you know me. i have to know, right? i have to know. no one was hurt. and the in the minivan is okay. it's pretty scary, though. very scary video. you could get into a bunch of trouble. with that said, when i was 16 years old, my brother and i, we take my mom's old avon boxes, google it, and make houses out of them, then put fireworks inside to blow them up. so oh, gosh, i was 16. yeah. good morning, everyone. or 36? i don't know. i remember westbound highway four was actually 16, westbound highway four is slow if you are driving out of pittsburgh, 680. looks good though, as we get closer to the 4th of july weekend, you're going to have to start thinking more about being s