good afternoon elizabeth yes, i am at the very legendary stadium where the twenty-five-time champion conducts his training and home matches, belarus in field hockey grodno rhythm. and it is symbolic that this year rhythm became the first winner of the belarus cup in 5x5 field hockey. that is why the reduced format matches are held at the second games of the cis countries, many assure that such hockey is much more dynamic and spectacular to watch. and the visual one, if you look and listen to the striguns. well , our teams are just pleasing the girls for the time being, they played a draw among themselves. and so only our victories are now being won in belarus and uzbekistan. well, it's nice that there is only one in belarus out of ten players. uh, six is ​​a hockey player, grodno grodno rhythm. and the second team is also two two athletes. also e represent e, grodno and rhythm. well, men do not fail men, too, while they win. well, now actually the first results of the day, our interest today was in the match of women's teams, belarus uzbekistan belarus won 10:3 and the final came out

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elizabeth: got to say potentially, right? we don't have the evidence, the links right -- >> that's exactly right, these are allegations, yes. e on the story, and we want to stay on this story. she's talking about unethical stuff. let's go to this, democrat socialist senator bernie sanders, he keeps telling everybody, you know, pay your fair share is. he reportedly siphoned off $200,000 from his campaign cash and sent it to a nonprofit run by his wife and stepson? what do you think of this? >> well, for a guy who claims to be against corruption and tax cheats and greed, he certainly doesn't seem to have any issues with skirting the laws on this front. the idea of using campaign funds to a pass-through to pay your family members, that seems to be a federal elections commission law violation because you can give donations to charities, but it cannot benefit the candidate. and when you are paying the salaries of your family member, you're benefiting the candidate. elizabeth: so where's the federal election commission on this? ford, we're digging into documents and reports, this isn't the first time senator sanders, it happened i

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alex thomas as live for us and sydney and more drama shows to come in the tournament, alex, the yes elizabeth will just like a half way through this faith. but when it is well cops and it's crunch time, you are the when all you go out fuel. no count from here on in as i speak is one a little in the early stages of the game between japan and no white boys full of well champions. well, oh yeah. spain, how much switzerland 51. the latest show can a total and has been sort of them only know a woke up full of pleasant surprises. attainable, history making and risky rating. this theory cool was kicked, is now living up to the high, especially on the page 3 of the wage. keep 10 teams hitting normally well. morocco . the 1st hour of nathan everett's a play at a women's world cup, is through to the knockout stage on each stage view for a while on his truck. when thoughtful we, sir, happy we dedicate this victory to old american. people and especially his majesty king mohammed, we're really proud of what we've achieved for the american people. this is a trophy. the winners will live here in sydney on a

yes, elizabeth will be hearing from the head of her on should this sherry all them jose and as a who says that another age man has been arrested and a safe house has been located now. the head of the judiciary didn't say where, where, which countries these 8 men have come from, but we have learns of the identity of the gunman. he has been identified by raining officials, as a citizen of tajikistan by the name of a rotten metal lot. nor is off, so we've also been hearing from the judge. you can some foreign minister who was speaking to the russian news agency. sputnik. he says that his country and the interior ministry in tajikistan has yet to receive any documentation from the reading. officials about this person they have in custody, so they haven't been able to verify whether or not he is indeed who he says he is. and whether or not he is a citizen of touch because on the head of the judiciary says that the aim and the goal of such attacks is the same as it has been in the past. that is to create the vision and instability in the country. with similar lines, we've been hearing from

elizabeth girl. eventually the police found it. yes managed to establish where she is, it turns out that the dog first took the trail. so they looked at the cameras. that's where the dog took the trail, where they went and with whom a, and now they knew from the cameras, but this friend , well, i also saw him several times, how would we communicate with him, so it turns out we found out where he works and went there. and where as a result , they found your daughter, but it turns out this friend at work in the bus depot. he worked as a security guard. and here in his closet we didn't find her guard. video from surveillance cameras let's see, you know what i notice the child trusts this man. well, maybe i'm used to it. yes, i'm used to it, yes, uncle , that's all. and now, well, trust trust, that is, there is no moment of struggle of some sort. here is a man in a white t-shirt. who is this? here? he goes to the white man. i don't know at all, i don't know him at all. i would have thought that this is either some kind person, or this is s

elizabeth gilbert, what happened to the snow forest? her pending book. yes. so elizabeth gilbert announced her next her next novel recently called the snow forest. and almost immediately got a huge amount of backlash on social media, on instagram and goodreads in particular. the book is a novel that's set in russia in the mid 20th century, and it the objections that she got was was essentially that the book was set in russia at all. and people were very upset. some people were very upset that given the war in ukraine, she was writing writing a book set in russia. and what she did really shocked the literary world. i have to say, is that she just days later decided to postpone publication of the book indefinitely and her publisher, riverhead, stood by her and she was able to make that decision. and so the book has been postponed because it was set in russia and did she apologize for writing a book about that was set in russia at some point? you know, i don't think she apologized. she said it's the you know, i don't want to add i could be wrong about that, hones

. >> yes, meet elizabeth francis. last week, the houston woman celebrated, get this, her 114th birthday. she was joined by five generations of her family, including her 94 year old daughter and 68 year old granddaughter. >> when asked how it feels to be 114, ms. francis said, i don't know. i just thank the good lord for keeping me. so some stats your way, by the way. there are now more than 90,000 people in the us over the age of 100. francis here is also the second oldest person in the us and who still lives in her own home. >> yes, and her sister actually lived to be 106. i always love these stories because i love hearing the wisdom behind living so long. and for her, she says she doesn't smoke or drink and she just eats everything. and i can totally relate, especially the eating part. yeah. >> and you know, that's always the question. when we do these stories, right? what's your secret to life? and it's just, you know, keeping the brain stimulated, staying healthy and still enjoying yourself a little bit. she does.

elizabeth: hillary, so that's morris brown college in atlanta, right? >> reporter: yes. h: so we're back, it feels like, to where we were at the beginning of the pandemic, hillary. but the thing is, what happens if you're disenrolled? do you get your tuition back? >> reporter: i mean, that's a good question. we try to get these answers to rutgers. we've been reaching out to them since yesterday evening. they've gone radio silent because they are getting a lot of criticism for this policy. and the big question here, liz, is, is this discrimination against people who choose not to get the vaccine for whatever reason they're forced to either try to to get educated online at this university or try to find a different college. one question we asked them is, does this send a message to people that don't feel comfortable getting the vaccine that they don't have a right to higher education at your university that unvaccinated students are not welcome, we haven't gotten answer -- an answer to those questions. elizabeth: hillary, great reporting as always. because we miss him for t

yes. elizabeth: it's careerism?it's not careerism, it's a vicious partisan war by the left to try to destroy the person who is the greatest threat to their corrupt system. just take georgia. stacey abrams was the democratic nominee for governor, she said 30 times that brian kemp didn't win. do you see the district attorney of fulton county indicted her? yet she clearly disavowed the result of the election. case after case, the al gore electors in florida who were alternate electors, they did exactly what people are being indicted for around the country by the democrats today. none of them were indicted because people back then had common sense. what you're watching is an act, frankly,ing of political warfare. it has nothing to do with the law as we've known it, and anybody who attempts to intercept these things as though they involve the law misunderstands the point. one of trump's indictments is over the 1870 ku klux klan act in south carolina. now, does anyone seriously believe that the congress in 1870 -- by the

again, we must take elizabeth under control. well, yesone that she shouldn’t even walk without them, who and why needed another two-year-old girl. she said that i want to eat. we came to her in soups with sour cream and ate boiled cut down. well, on your shoulder you caught almost a day. i am someone else 's adult child. this is unequivocally deprivation of liberty is beyond tomorrow at 16:50 on ntv railing as new, nothing was stolen. i can show you not to build a pocket break. yes, it was not. speak. i learned something about yakushev rybak alone let it slip. in general, he went into a speech to set you on his competitors, and his brigade both caught and continues. or did you know yuri borisovich listen to me, i want to put yakushev in jail. believe me, i'm talking about this, only you guys don't have to know anything. yakushev, a smart, cunning person, will feel the trick from the hook, jump off clearly where is the light? and can you find it? maybe we will return to the base antonovich speed is getting dark. the village think it's holy

elizabeth: talking ukraine? >> yes, we don't know the extent and what more lies beneath. g a and i'm very excited. elizabeth: hunter biden flew overseas six times with secret service protection. we knew that -- look at countries and you'll see them there. judicial watch has been tracking the flights on air force two and don't know how many based on the documents and we understand that reporting out there and judicial watch saying it was hundreds of times more than what we're tracking here and hunter biden using secret service protection and he was a burisma board member and doing deals with china. >> how seemlessly he integrated the federal government into his business ventures. i have to have a meeting with a business partner in hitly or ukraine -- italy or ukraine and i'll hop on the plane with dad. if it was a private sector, okay, but it's public and it's our plane, it our taxpayer money. in the pantheon of hunter biden scandals and alleged crimes, it doesn't get talked about a lot but a lot of taxpayer money was used to finance his business ventures whether flying on

my name is elizabeth roberts, not elizabeth . and yes , yes, i did comment .nd yes, yes, i did comment with regards to your inflammatory adjective . right? inflammatory adjective. right? so let me be i work with young people who are autistic . they people who are autistic. they have adhd and other neurological neurological conditions , as neurological conditions, as which deems them very vulnerable. they have approximately between 3 and 5 attempts at mainstream education. and by the time they get to us, they are traumatised and they are struggling . now and they are struggling. now moving on to an adult in society. if they haven't had that support and they and education hasn't supported those for the last 13 years, um then they may well end up very frustrated . now, i would never, frustrated. now, i would never, ever condone anybody's behaviour that you experience . michelle that you experience. michelle that's truly horrific . and i'm, that's truly horrific. and i'm, i'm glad that you are okay and i hope your son is okay and not left with any long lasting iss

elizabeth: and they were getting information about, you know, navy exercises in the indo-pacific region, also radar weaponry at a military base in japan. >> yes house is not on the stick, that it's too weak on china? this is another black eye after the chinese spy balloon spying and getting intelligence on u.s. military bases. >> well, absolutely. i think the department of justice as well as the fbi need to be more focused in on hunting down chinese espionage efforts to try to -- and they're clearly targeting american ethnic chinese x and they needed to do better on that. it's certainly the accusation of racism in some of these cases needs to be put aside and need to be focused on protecting our american citizens of chinese ethnic descent. because it's clear they are the target. they're viewed as the easy prey by the chinese communist party. so we need to do better. it's been ten years of this. elizabeth: the fbi assistant director for counterintelligence says china is relentlessly coming after the u.s., aggressive efforts to undermine our democracy. so there's that. and then you have a biden white house that the gop says is compromised becau

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elizabeth: we'll fix that lower third. it is three conspiracy counts and one obstruction, right, grady? >> reporter: yes, correct. ch. let's get back to sam awe dewey for his reaction. four counts here, sam. your reaction? >> just baffled. i don't understand what the charge is. of you have a right to contest the election. as a sitting president, you have the right to exercise the power of the united states in opposition the that which you think is corrupt. which could align with your electoral interests -- elizabeth: but this was, you're saying -- he's saying this that basically, the president, the former president, stepped in to impede the electoral college vote count. >> i just, i -- based on what is publicly known, i just don't see how that possibly is the case. he didn't. all he did was file legal challenges, exercise the power of his office, and if i don't know if this has to do with the quote-unquote electors. guess what? an alternate sate of electors is how you preserve a legal challenge. go back to the election of 1960. hawaii comes in for nixon. there's a legal challenge. lawyers go, what do do you do? th

institution where these incredibly precious, all the facts of god did with the utmost security. elizabeth, an institution. yes, this is the, it's not the only controversy surrounding versus museum. it's never fall from controversy. i know that have been quite a few calls recently, and certainly very loud kohls for the british museum to be called a noise it's collection. and in fact, to a ton set an object, been in bronzes on the pos and on the, the, the, all the way soon as the organ models, as well to a ton them to the countries of origin. that they are in fact, a merely lute. some would say that had been stolen as part of that collection. now, while that has been resistance by the british museum to avoid returning these incredibly important to facts as well, there are now really increasing calls, especially from greece by means of the fact that if the british museum had said that it was such a secure location, able to cuz of la costa as has been the excuse used by the museum. then this certainly this very serious and concerning incident this past is proving otherwise . i'm that really the security at the th

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get is, oh, i'm going to change my story, here's version four -- elizabeth: you know, can congress subpoena biden family bank records? >> yes>> there is -- elizabeth: go ahead, finish your thought. >> there is no reason with a detailed predication they have laid and the detailed work they've done to show why they need the words that -- the records that they wouldn't get them. elizabeth: got it. sam dewey, thanks for joining us. still ahead, we've got national review editor rich lowry. we've got the president attempting a victory lap, he's going to do it soon, on the inflation reduction act. americans still not feeling any relief from inflation in chair wallets. -- in their wallets. that's coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ this is your summer to smile. to raise your glass and reconnect. to reel in the fun and serve up great times. to help you get ready your

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souls of violence that affects these for a rather large regions of the country. elizabeth, can i ask you the same question? yes. will there be? i mean, i think i'm building on what ford has said. this is an enormous wind for the government, and i think what the cease fire is more meant to do more than anything. it's create that space where negotiators can really start to discuss what, what it would look like to come to some sort of agreement. i do think that we have to be very clear about what the c far is and isn't this. these fire is specifically related to classes between the you and arms group and government forces and the vast majority that of violence that civilians in elan area is experienced today is not related to that specific type of violence. it's much more closely related to the one fighting other arms groups, 2 methods of social control, forced recruitment. extortion cannot be things that aren't necessarily an under the purview of the ceasefire. so i think it's a very important 1st step, our message to the government that it goes shooters is, but it is a 1st up. the most important thing is to wor

yes, a match that could almost elizabeth, bring the australian nation to a standstill. let's not forget the when the matilda is go through. so it's no count stage, it was with and then miraculous something wayne olympic champions calendar. and the final group guy when it looked like they were under performing, frankly, in general 7 here in australia. say that was a most watch program of the is high. yeah. now we're here at stadium, australia, and sydney, the biggest of all the world count thing used and it should be where the rosters were. the majority of fans cheering on the co host nights and they've got a chance to get through to the quarter finals for me. the 2nd time spill intrigue about sam could i see the saw doesn't play the minute yet because of a coughing drink, and maybe it will be attention hook continued to free all her rosy teammates, to play the best, and continue to look for spirits of this all the nation who so much loved best school, but as you mentioned, taking off the full that off improvement in a few minutes time, australia, england, the playing an

yes. best right, elizabeth. we have heard from the head of iran. should this your while on please. and as a who says that's another 8 men have been arrested in connection to this attack, which was carried out at 7 pm local time on sunday at this shrine known as shaw sheriff insurance city. now, according to the head of the judiciary, the 8th of the 8 men whose interests that were found in a safe house. and that's where authorities meet the arrests and they are all believe to be for nationals. the authorities haven't identified which countries they come from. now we do know that the silence a gunman who was arrested on seen it has been identified according to reading officials as a citizen of tajikistan by the name of ryan. that's a lot no results. now. we're also been hearing from the judge because down the foreign minister who has been speaking to the russian news agency. sputnik saying that their officials aids who are administering tajikistan has not received any documentation about this particular person for them to verify whether or not he is indeed who he says he is. for now,

constitutional duty as members of congress, to continue to look into this -- elizabeth: are you talking about impeachment? >> yes it's more likely than not that joe biden was deeply involved in hunter biden's business, more likely than not that he benefited financially personally, and can we wet to that reasonable doubt standard -- can we get to the reasonable doubt standard. elizabeth: are you going to see more records coming out? is it deal making in russia, ukraine, kazahkstan and other nations you're going to see? >> we very well may, and that's why we just i talked to devon archer who i'd love to talk to rob barker, get him in to oversight and continue to ask questions. when you have irs whistleblowers, and these are -- collectively, they had 27 years of experience, and they said that they weren't allowed to ask who the big guy was, they were not allowed to ask who dad was. georgia shapley, agent shapley, was not allowed to conduct an interview with hunter biden unless if hunter initiated the contact. you mentioned briscoe on a law and order not being allowed to ask a person what was going on, the perp had

elizabeth gilbert. what happened to the snow forest , her pending book. >> yes. announcing her next novel and almost immediately got a huge amount of backlash on social media, on instagram and good reads in particular. the book is a novel set in russia in the mid 20th century. the objections that she got was essentially that the book was set in russia at all. some people were very upset that given the war in ukraine she was writing a book set in russia. what shei did was really shockd the literary world. days later decided to postpone publication of the book indefinitely. her publisher defied her and she was able to make that decision so the book was postponed because it was set in russia. >> did she apologize for writing a book that was set in russia? >> i don't think she apologize. she said i do not want to add, i could be wrong about that honestlysa. i remember having a conversation about this. i know that she did say she did not want to add any more hurt to the ukrainian community which had already experienced this enormous amount of hurt and pain at this poi

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yes, i do have it, okay, ready? >> tobac plays the ai-generated voice recording for us, to reveal the scam. >> elizabeth, sorry, i needthe ukraine trip is on. can you read that out to me? >> does that sound familiar? >> yes, i gave her -- >> wow. >> i have -- >> i was duped. >> what did it say on the phone? >> sharyn. >> how did you do that? >> so i used something called a spoofing tool to actually be able to call you as sharyn. >> oh, so i was hacked and i failed the hacking -- >> no. >> but everybody would get tricked with that, everybody would. it says sharyn. why would i not answer this call? why would i not give that information? >> tobac showed us how she took clips of me from television and put it into an app. that cloned my voice. it took about five minutes. >> i am a public person. my voice is out there. could a person who's not a public person like me be spoofed as easily? >> anybody can be spoofed. and oftentimes attackers will go after people. they don't even know who these people are. but they know this person has a relationship to the other person. they can impersonate that person enough just by changing

elizabeth: yeah, it's not in federal law. again, federal law says the special counsel's supposed to come from outside the government. >> yes. go after media. come on, watch. >> sure, hunter biden was selling influence and and access, but it was an illusion, the media is finally, and there was no proof that joe biden got a direct deposit to his account. that's just ridiculous are. obviously, all of these payments benefit joe biden. stst going to the biden family fund. being a crook doesn't mean you're a moron, and until take a moron to do a direct deposit into an account to the biden family or send him a zelle transfer. the bidens are very good at this. they've been in the influence peddling business for decades. two dozen different shell companies, accounts that have no discernible purpose except to hide the money transfers going to the biden family. elizabeth: what do you think, congressman? you've got 10 seconds. >> i think it's true. i think it's there. i think we have to go after it. devon archer toll us that 20 different times joe biden was on the phone with them. i think that joe biden went over to ukraine, told them

subjugate the shlyakh yes of the temple, yes, god, who stormed and called out, says these people have such shlyakh, we’ll torment the road directly overgrown elizabethhe gomel diocese. i have been going to religious processions for several years now. the first fresh code. i got in in 2005. what are you praying for? here, in general, such a goal is a goal, well, so that we, uh, hmm, have a spiritual world, so that every person can look into the soul of the russian federation leningrad region, the city of orsk, what brought you here? why is it that all the belarusian religious procession called you, called me, because

yes, but what are the reactions in france? regarding this coup, we condemned the french government, mrs. elizabethe french prime minister, announced at the annual meeting for france in paris that ali bombo , the french mining group, as well as the french total energy company , announced in separate statements that for the time being , the activities of the conductor of its programs addressing the coup in kabul and the weakening of france's position in africa. yes, we want to talk to you about niger, which experienced similar conditions a month ago, but since then, the new government and government have changed conditions and arrests. a few days ago we saw that president macron france supported the military intervention of eco 3 and now, despite the expiration of the deadline for the withdrawal of french military diplomats, we can see that they are not willing to let the frenchman leave, the people have turned to cut off the water and electricity of the embassy. why is france not willing to give up here? the year 2020 has been the eighth coup and overthrow of power in central and west africa, and a

elizabeth yeah. do you think any of the republican candidates are going the take this on tonight? >> absolutely, yesave a number of candidates on the stage tonight, liz, who have actually fought if back successfully against the woke ideology, particularly in schools. that's governor ron desantis in florida, hugely successful there. vivek ramaswamy also has has made one of his key planks talking about these issues and fighting back against this kind of thing. so you're going to see a big discussion about that tonight. elizabeth: monica crowley, thanks for joining us. it's good to see you. >>> okay, the victims of maui's wildfires in hawaii again slam president biden's tone-deaf gaffes in hawaii. and we got this, fema officials caught staying at five-star luxury resorts? plus, house gop if talks impeachment inquiry into president biden? next month. that's on "the evening edit" next. ♪ ♪ my dad started trek in a red barn in waterloo, wisconsin. and now it spans the globe. you wanna take what was given to you and you wanna build it. and you wanna pass it along. if i can do that, i would have done well.

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nodding my head yes and saying yup that's what i see. i want to thank you elizabeth, the daughter of danville pennsylvania for have something to do with why you are this book so i want to thank you for engaging conversation i want to urge everyone who is concerned about the unity ofth this county to read this book because i think it's such an important discussion of our part of the country that not a lot of people understand. thank you senator heitkamp. i'm truly honored to have time with you and for your time. it was a pleasure. take care. read the book.

elizabeth: more polls coming many, most, the majority of gop voters say, yes, trump can beat biden. times op-ed now -- new york times op-ed now says the trump indictments are a, quote, pile-on. democrat ro khanna says there is concern over the timing of the trump trials with the campaign next year, saying the election should be a, quote, fair fight. also top democrats now criticize the white house over the biden border crisis effectively saying you broke it, you own it. even top democrat ceos, allies of the white house. cosigned a new letter from wall street ceos saying the white house is wrong on this. that's next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ >> america's border, and we do nothing about it but let people come in that we have no idea who they are. the first duty of the the american president is to defend the american border. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we don't just have everything... we have your thing. ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of

elizabeth: got it. you're saying two-thirds of voters say or think that, yes, there's some -- where there's smoke, there'sw it connects to trying to do things like impeach this president over it. is that it? >> that's absolutely right. two-thirds are not sure if that implicates joe biden or not at this point. but they want to see it explored, and they're not saying that it's a political witch hunt. two-thirds of americans are saying it's legitimate exploration of what's happening. elizabeth: okay, a legitimate exploration of what happened. so what do they want to know? to do they want to know how this connects to maybe biden changing policy as congresswoman beth van duyne and other congressmen have told us, that it's hitting, it's hitting u.s. policy, what the biden family was doing in cashing in on biden's government job, that they want to see that connection, is that the story? >> well, you don't want to see if there is or is not a connection, hay want to know what the ruth is. they believe that hunter biden did something wrong. they absolutely, 100% believe that, but they're not sure whether or not tha

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yes, that is what i i see. i want to thank you, elizabeth the daughter of danville pennsylvania which may have something to do withhy you wrote this book in a rural community in pennsylvania i want to thank you for an engaging conversation. and i want to encourage everyone who is concerned about the unity of this country to read this book. it is just such an important discussion about a part of the country that not a lot of people understand anymore. >> thank you, senator. i am truly honored to spend the time with you and for your time it is really a pleasure. >> that cute take care, read the book. ♪ this year book tv celebrates 25 years of presenting nonfiction books and authors. >> the 22nd year in a row book tv is live with the library of congress national book festival. >> since 2001 book tv in partnership with the library of congress has provided signature and depth uninterrupted coverage of the national book festival featuring hundreds of nonfiction authors and guests. watch the saturday book tv once again brings you all day coverage of the national book festival guests and authors include library of congres

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