eric: decades on she continues to fight.-white flags she takes to each protest. eric: after months of being arrested on a regular basis, she's now become the only protester police dare not detain, lukashenko himself giving a mocking order to leave her be. eric: not so long ago, maria pugachjova never protested. now it's all she can think about, even when she goes to work or meets friends. maria: people just still live in this reality, and they have no chance not to talk about it because every day something happens. this is my life, then. eric: whenever she can she joins women's marches, lukashenko labeling them prostitutes and alcoholics. maria: it's already week number 13, if i'm not mistaken, so it's unbelievable how people are still believing that we will win soon, 'cause the protests never lasted that long in belarus. eric: but often it's a battle just to get to a protest. [maria yelling in foreign language] eric: police lock down entire neighborhoods to stop them marching. maria: as you can hear, everyone is screaming "

eric: he didn't.steve sawalich: in fact, there's been more coal miners laid off while he was president. eric: but with few alternatives, they're hanging on to old king coal. male: yes, i'm proud to be a coal miner. steve: i'm running the old king coal festival because i still believe in the values of the coal mines. eric: but we start in spain, where the government made deals with unions to close the entire industry. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ eric: asturias, on the north-west coast, is part of what some call celtic spain. ancient trade with the british isles left asturians with grand celtic traditions. two centuries of coal mining gave them working class pride. young men, like lluques díaz rozada, grew up learning folk dances, songs, and the art of pouring asturian cider with their hands held high. lluques díaz rozada: there you are. eric: and drink it straight away? lluques: yeah. eric: cheers. lluques: cheers. it's good? eric: ha, ha, ha, ha. it's very good. it's got bubbles. lluques: i hope so. eric: so lluques, you

hi, eric. eric: hello, everyone, thank you for joining us on this sunday. i'm eric shawn. the the cost to fill up your tank well, it was going down for 3 months but you know in the last two weeks it's been rising officials say partly because of refinery maintenance shutdowns ant -- and opec's latest cuts as retirees will soon get the biggest social security living increase that they've seen in decades. in a moment we will hear from the wall street journal jon hilsenrath. analysis in moments. arthel: the white house trying to get in front of rising gas prices and inflation among top voter concerns. hey, lucas. lucas: price of regular unleaded gasoline nationwide is 3.91 according to triple a. president biden lashing out against saudi arabia and opec for cutting oil production former secretary of state mike pompeo responded this morning on fox news sunday. >> the the point the finger at someone else opec and saudis is enormous mistake when america has the capacity to produce energy independence for its own country and provide energy for the world as well. lucas: pompeo also

eric. eric: all right, trey, thanks so much. arthel.rey and eric, thank you for more on the war on ukraine let's bring in lieutenant colonel darren, he's an army veteran, black hawk helicopter pilot, international battalion commander and military strategist also cofounder and executive director of restore liberty. colonel, i want to start here, picking up on what trey was just reporting, how will winter impact the war in ukraine? >> first of all, thanks, arthel, for having me on. winter is a pretty big deal in this area. first of all, winter is going to impact the population the most and forces fighting and in some regard it's going to help because it makes the ground more solid and makes it easier to fight on if you're going to work with tanks and the armored personnel carriers and things like that. ultimately what this is going to come down to is the ability for the civilian population in the east and south and those affected to survivor. winter is pretty brutal. arthel: very sad conditions. so let's talk about the bridge explosion. i

eric: i'm eric shawn.sian authorities say it was a truck bomb that collapse part of that bridge killing three people in the process. ukraine has not claimed responsibility for this, but some of its officials are posting on social media messages that gleefully note the blast came a day after putin's 70th birthday, and it is seen as a shocking rebuke of both putin and the russian military. meantime, the white house is defending president biden's strong wording on thursday that we face greatest risk of, quote, armageddon since the 1962 the cuban missile crisis. all as the september jobs report raise new concerns about the directions of the economy and a potential recession. we have fox news team live coverage, lucas tomlinson is with president biden in delaware. but first, let's go to trey yints on that major blow on that long bridge to cry crimea that that is basically -- that has basically been taken out of commission. how will it affect supply lines, treysome. >> reporter: eric, good afternoon. a massive e

eric? eric: lucas, thank you. arthel?rthel: meanwhile, inflation continues to be a major concern, lucas and eric. the federal reserve has tried to cool the economy by raising interest rates at even -- each of its past three meetings bringing its benchmark federal funds rate to between 3% and 3.25%. that is the fastest pace of increases since the 1980s. now some economists fear fed's actions could lead to a recession. peter morici is here, former u.s. international trade the commission chief and economist and business professor at the university of maryland. so, peter, if 263,000 jobs were added last month, that's 13,000 more than forecast by economists, dropping the unemployment rate to 3.5%, why would a strong labor market spark concerns of higher interest rateses and a deeper recession? >> well, the economy is slowing, but it's certainly not going into a recession yet. it appears that it's decelerating. the question is does it go negative. the important thing that's been going on that is very disturbing is that each bit

eric. yeah, a woman named julian rose is one of many portland residents who says she's sick and tired of seeing human feces, trash and drug use in the street as homelessness crisis rages on in the city. take a look at the mess. one of the homeless encampments in the area in 2019, county statistics show more than 4,000 people experienced homelessness in the portland area as of this year. that number jumped to nearly 5,230 people and this increase clearly has not gone unnoticed. last wednesday at a city council meeting jillian rose told the mayor how she moved to portland to become part of progressive city with leaders that cared about social issues but after living in portland for four years, she says she feels much differently. >> a lot of people who live on the streets with trash and feces openly using dr drugs is not progressive. it's insane and unacceptable. broken down cars and trailers along with active open drug market where i routinely people putting needles in their arms. christina:

eric. eric: let's bring in nick, retired philadelphia police officer.hat is going on in the city of brotherly love? >> this here, this isn't the first time he's released a murderer into the streets of philadelphia. this guy larry krasner, he's stacked up and released 2000 bodies. there's no other to describe, he's a lunatic, a present danger to citizens in philadelphia. unmitigated disaster in his policies are breaking the back of the city. complete mayhem in the streets of philadelphia. we had two young ladies raped our public transit center on two different days last week. a police officer assaulted by atvs and dirt bikes, stoning and hitting police vehicle with bikes, something never seen before and it's all because of uncle larry's lax on crime. he's very unethical, he views criminals as victims, victims are a nuisance and police officers are the real criminals. as a perverted warped sense of justice and killing people in the city of philadelphia. politicians need to step up, it doesn't matter what little letters are next to their name, a d or an r,

. >> we investigate a technology called “eric” helping states make elections more secure. >> eric ise of the best kept secrets out there. >> but first, come along for a road trip across middle america. >> being hispanic, being lgbtg, being a woman, there's a lot of things that can affect my rights. >> being a christian, i think that folks have an expectation of where i might land. >> i am conservative because i believe in limited government. >> how the lives we lead impact the choices we make at the polls. soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to “matter of fact." we're heading into the final stretch of the midterm elections. at stake, control of congress. with tight races in many states, the hot button issues are no surprise: the economy, abortion, and crime. after the 2020 presidential election, our correspondent jessica gomez embarked on a road trip across the middle of the country. traveling along i-70, from colorado to missouri, talking to people about how they see their place in america. now, she's picking up where she left off. heading east, from illinois to maryland. at every

. -- i am talking of course about sheth eric repair. new york's. -- so, welcome to china, eric.st time in the mainland? >> i am very surprised already but what i have seen in the city here. it is looking like a gigantic chinatown. >> that is a racist chip right there, i am telling you. >> it almost looks like around the city. >> the air quality, maybe you noticed that hayes? that is not dirt. >> i am definitely out of my comfort zone. >> really? >> for sure. >> i am hungry, are you hungry? >> yeah. >> noodles, that is what we should start on right here, chengdu is famous for this. named after a much beloved chengdu noodle. yes, now we are talking. >> i have never been good with chopsticks. >> never. this is not bad. >> oh, yeah. that is awesome. >> it is all spicy. >> yeah, well, this is just day one, man. >> i am surprised you don't drink beer with that. >> it is only 11:20 in the morning, what kind of animal do you think i am? >> this is a good sort of track. >> we are going to have fun and we are going to eat well and we are going to drink a little bit more than you like. i'm

eric. >> arthel, and other top concern for midterm voters happens to be the issue of crime. front and center in the tiny race for governor. the latest example was a deadly shooting in new york city involving teenagers. this is a publican congressman elite zelda it is the republican nominee for governor pretty endorsement against incumbent governor kathy local. ... mcadams orner knows her mom that her. >> crime is new york city is that more than 31% over the past five years according to the nypd pre-that includes a murder, rape, robbery for those are pretty alarming numbers for there were the main topic striving voters to the polls here in new york. so take a look here the latest college pole you're looking at leading republican congressman elite zelda and by ten percentage points. but among likely voters that lead and narrowed to just 83 the crime crisis is hitting close to home for at least zelda because just last week there's a drive-by shooting right in front of his house on long island

eric: thanks.hel: an update ahead of the female athlete, she came under fire for competing in a rockclimbing competition without her job. unl her job. unl concerns growing about her safety as she arrives back home safety as she arrives back home to her family. that's next. ♪ iranian rock climber reportedly under house arrest after completing without he job during the competition earlier this week. ryan has the details. >> there are conflicting reports right now as to whether she's been put under house arrest or not. the website that is critical of the government into iran says he she has an official in charge of the sports federation that governs climbing, says she hasn't. we do know is she's in the islamic republic of iran and arrived the wednesday after completing an event in south korea without covering her head. she got a hero's welcome upon arrival outside the airport from crowds of women gathered, many synthetic to the protests at first arrested after the death of the 22-year-old woman who di

eric: hi arthel welcome everyone to "fox news live" i'm eric shawn parts of the tight race going on in georgia. democratic senator raphael warnock and republican challenger herschel walker faced off last night. was there first and likely only debate before election day. team fox news coverage, and discovering the president he is in portland, oregon with that visit. let's first let's go back down to georgia, atlanta. with the election week looks like to come. >> hey there eric, it was a while debate indeed. as you pointed out by the only one we are going to see between democratic senator raphael warnock and republican star athlete herschel walker. the fireworks were flying this bard over series including abortion, take a listen too. >> it's too narrow and small and cramped space for a woman, her doctor, and united states government. >> he's a neat talker but did heat not mentioned there's a baby in that room as well? >> and the topic of election integrity walker acknowledge president biden legitimately won the 2020 election. senator warnock dodged but he would support the present if he

i'm eric shawn. the issues of taxes, inflation, quality of life and crime do seem to be in top of the voters minds. playing progressive policies but democrats you know are defending the strong economy, abortion rights and reminding americans of the dangers to our democracy. as we head into the final lap of the midterms. alexis mcadams live in new york city with the very latest they are. >> hate that is right. we are all learning more about this type governor's race as the gap continues to close. crime to be the deciding factor in the new york governor's race may take a look here the latest poll shows a 28% of new yorkers they crime the most important issue. jumped right onto the subway tracks the other day that have so many people on edge. so, just days out into the election into the video there crime is a top priority but hogle said it's her top priority. on saturday the incumbent discussing a new plan to address the surgeon violent crime and murders on new york city subway system. hogle and mayor e

eric. eric: another minor the selflessness and the sacrifice of law enforcement officers in the line of duty. thank you alexis. steve eric and alexis for more on this bring in former new york city police commissioner howard safer. commissioner thank you for being here. it is an unfortunate store we have to cover. how do we stop this in the short-term and systemically systemically? works in the short term we have to do is we have to bring respect from the public and from politicians back to the police. what's happening out there is criminals are not afraid of police. they are not afraid of the consequences and shooting police. they get out on bail with no bail. district attorneys are under charging assaults on police. the whole rhetoric of the phone the police, no bail laws, black lives matter, riots around the country is really a total disrespect for law enforcement. one of the things i always said when i was police commissioner the only people i want to be afraid of police are criminals an

eric: hi arthel, thank you everyone for joining us i'm eric shawn. the infrastructure in some area of florida have been completely destroyed and washed away. just take a look at that. tens of billions of dollars will be needed to rebuild according to the initial estimates and the storm recovery just one of the top stories we are following for you at this hour. also i had her in foxley in the southern border of the humanitarian crisis continues they are as slow. fox news learning some new details about the jaw-dropping number of got away so far this year as some migrants are pulled from the raging waters to safety. and as the countdown to the midterms is on the balance of power in the u.s. senate expected to come down to just a few states. we will look at that. but first steve harrigan is standing by in northport, florida on the recovery efforts they are in the wake of ian. hey steve. >> eric, we've been driving up and down highway 75. stopping along the way, so many communities pretty much flooded out. they've got three or 4 feet of water read many o

eric: it made the courage container only grow against the regime.said the foreign debts always good to see you thank you for speaking. >> thank you so much. erical: will be back right aftee thisf message. ♪ energy is everywhere... even in a little seedling. which, when turned into fuel, can help power a plane. at chevron's el segundo refinery, we're looking to turn plant-based oil into renewable gasoline, jet and diesel fuels. our planet offers countless sources of energy. but it's only human to find the ones that could power a better future. okay all of you adult goblins and which is, halloween is not just about the fun size candy for trick-or-treaters, senior congressional correspondent chad program has a few halloween offerings from scotland that brings new meaning to the idea haunted by spirits. >> scotland, scotch and halloween. all form a supernatural trifecta. kind of like the three which is from the scottish play. considerate rolling in at almost any time in scotland. foreboding castles and the legend of a serpentine monster slithering in th

>> eric, i consider you a friend. i think you and i are like-minded about a lot of things. i spoke to about a lot of young democratic groups together . i left the democratic party because i think i can do more good launching a third-party which is a popular movement to help bring the country together by making it so that our legislators answer to the reasonable among us and not the extremeson either side . ice someone who's a democrat for 26 years but i'm someone who wants to help the country. if i thought i could do more good this direction, it's probably the right thing to do. obviously many friends are staunch democrats, myself among them and hopefully this can be in hamblen of the fact that being an american is bigger than which party you're on. >> as i look at the forward party agenda or ideas that you laid out in the book, it ranges from ranked choice voting to having term limits to promoting capitalism. but would you say that the party is process focused and that you're seeking to shake up the political process or is it going to be policy focused like you ran your ca

hey matt. >> hey eric. another busy week of migrants crossing into the united states here at the southern border bread yesterday in particular was to upwards of more than thousand migrants crossing into the united states were just so water risk in the rio grande river behind us. a group crossing the potentially deadly waters of that river. there was a mail carrying a very young child. the group had to be rescued by an airboat. and as we see so often border patrol takes those of migrants, places them in a van or a bus to be taken to a processing center. and then perhaps released her. they may had to locations all over the united states. also we have an update on a horrific deadly crash not far from here. texas dps said this week a 17-year-old girl from austin, texas was smuggling at nine migrants from mexico in her pickup truck when a border patrol pursued her. she ran a red light and crashed into a semi tractor trailer which then hit a third car. that younger driver and a second person in her truck were kil

eric: what's on the west do?can the white house or to give that a push to help them to get rid of this regime once and for all? >> the most important question. they are asking for support, reckless or they're asking for the mainstream media to cover this for their estimate for all kinds of support. it will start with that verbal support but we can't just stop at the podium. the next step will be for the united states to back away from the jcpoa. from the nuclear negotiation table. it is one thing the ironic envoy for the united states said this week we are not going to support regime change and i want even though we do verbalize support for the protesters. it is one thing to not support regime change but it's another to get them billions of dollars. do you really have to support their terrorism? do you have to support the money the regime will put back into the revolutionary guard into the besieged forces into the morality police, and the list goes on and on. united states has to understand the gravity of legitim

eric: all right thank you. there is a historically diverse slate of candidates in this year's midterms. including was challenging democratic congresswoman jennifer a >> stand that congressional district and fox rankings is right now are going to bring in he's the gop candidate for virginia's tenth district. so thank you for joining us. let's walk through this. starting with this, if president biden is not popular in vir virginia, why are the democrats popular with virginia voters? can you deliver what some of the congresswoman jennifer laxton is offering? think it's much for having me we talk about this red wave i don't think they bought enough flood insurance for this year. they keep a running on things from two years ago when americans are hurting right now. with the largest inflation rate in 40 years. american families are hurting at all they can offer is this inflation reduction act which my opponent said it during the it's the greatest climate change policy there. americans are hurting. schools in virginia

eric: think someone for joining us i'm eric shawn. ian made land from the south carolina coast just over 24 hours ago. it was weaker than the category monster that stamped entrance lamp florida. ian did plenty of damage with high winds and storm surge flooding. ian's remnants are now bringing heavy rain to the mid atlantic and northeast. areas of west virginia and those are at risk now we are told a flash flooding today. ask newest team coverage alexandria hoff is in fort myers, florida. molly and pawleys island, south carolina. rich edson with the latest on the federal response. but first we are going to go to adam tracking the storm's path what is the most important information that you have to give us now, adam? >> it is still a rainmaker print yes it's no longer a tropical storm. running over to the mid atlantic eventually up into new england all through the weekend as it makes its move. this is a future forecast. you can take a pay attention to the time step in the quarter. the heaviest rain over eastern portions of west virginia

i'm eric shawn.ome of the democrats biggest names are turning out to help their candidates to make their case to voters. among the former president barack obama is rallying in wisconsin right now for this after he made her stop in michigan earlier today. in a moment we'll talk with susan on with the former president will be a difference maker in the home stretch. but first fox news team alive it covers the battleground states that include pennsylvania were critical senate race is now in a statistical tie. rich edson is live in philadelphia with more that when a rich. >> hey good afternoon, eric. john fetterman the democrat is trying to get out of space. try to get democrats about here. he met with union members earlier this morning. on than just this afternoon at temple university to try to get students out to vote. had a rally here in the student center pre-temple is a north philadelphia which is where he spent a good chop of the afternoon. his campaign themes pushing access to abortion, increasing

la familia de eric, pidiÓ oraciones para salvar su vida.s piden que se le den cargos y sea detenido el policÍa que le disparÓ. edgard lÓpez, noticias telemundo. >>> recrudece la guerra en ucrania. rusia bombardeo 14 zonas del paÍs. hay 11 civiles muertos y decenas de heridos. el presidente ruso wladimir putin dijo que fue en represalia por un puente que conecta la provincia de crimea. >>> dejÓ charcos de sangre y una estela de crÁteres humeantes en mÁs de una docena de ciudades del paÍs. en kiev, la capital los ataques recordaron a la poblaciÓn, que llevaba meses bajo una tensa calma, que la guerra no se ha terminado. >>> sorprendiendo incluso a periodistas destacados a cubrir el conflicto. >>> escogieron la hora y los blancos para matar a los civiles, rusia nos quiere borrar del mapa, dijo el presidente ucraniano. cruza publicÓ estas imÁgenes del ataque, con al menos 85 cohetes y drones. >>> fue masivo y de precisiÓn afirmÓ desafiante vladimir putin fue en respuesta por el ataque de sÁbado contra el puente de... que conecta a rusia con la

joining me now are eric cantu's parents eric cantu and victoria ca carrares along with their attorneywe're meeting under these circumstances. eric, how is your son doing and how serious are his injuries still? >> you know, eric is doing his very best to stay with us. he's a very, very strong young man and every day is just, we're so blessed to have him. he is quite the miracle. we were having a greater week at the beginning of this week and it kind of had a turn this week. he developed a severe infection that we're battling right now. but, again, we're just remaining hopeful and we haven't lost faith. >> you must, because he's been so strong to even make it through even to this point. i mean, eric, are you getting any assurances from his doctors, how long is the road ahead for your son? >> that is a great question. we've asked, we tried to ask that any more because there is no determining, just as tuesday, we weren't expecting that to happen. he had developed that and no one saw it developing and before you know it, here we are and emergency surge and hours later to help cure ate that

rex hayek, eric.ted to make a full recovery his wife the house speaker shed a big security detail, pulled upright for the garage and blocked an offer from the media. she left straight from that house through the garage into a nice big black suburbans and chuck right off it for you could hardly see her but she did not comment to us today. but she did release that statement last night that you were mentioning. it said impart a violent violent man broke into our family home. demanded to convert me brutally attacked my husband paul. my children, grandchildren heartbroken traumatize my little life starting attack on our pop. he's reportedly brought zip ties and duct taped to his house and allegedly he was shouting where's nancy? where is into the home. police have not come from a motive in this case some top democrat said or are insinuating this attack is politically motivated. ask this habits saying the worst about other people, demonizing people, that creates a dangerous climate. >> i think all of us in

joining us is eric hippo and light shed partner, brandon ross eric, you think zuckerberg's making a big mistake here? >> i do. >> why >> i think his view of the metaverse is not espoused by the majority of people in technology it's a journey we don't know what the outcome's going to be the killer application for metaverse today exists on platforms like roblox. so what application is he proposing to us? that we live our lives in this kind of immersive, you know, world that doesn't exist, but what are we going to do in that world? he's not explaining that so i think he's way ahead of his time and if he was spending a tenth of what he's spending, you might say, okay, good bet. he's betting something relatively small, but the bet that he's making, about $10 billion in year and another $10 billion next year and who knows how much later, is completely out of sync with the reality of the metaverse. >> brandon, do you disagree? are you buying it? >> no, i actually agree very much with what eric said i mean, there's two components to this cost increase. on the one side, it's the costs are going

u suggest border patrol, hit eric's car. we're meeting for the show. did you hear colder 7 treat patients all in response to so of course our question is, is where did that come from? the had to have come from somewhere. the dispatcher is not making that account a seal. you also obtain the border patrol critical incident teams reported the crash. the agency has never released one of these reports. it came in response to a records request to the new mexico state police. the investigation concludes that there was no contact between the vehicles and offers no further explanation. the report includes photos of ex truck, the no clear ones of the agents cars at the c to meeting how many photos they have of this vehicle. not a single one of the border patrol vehicle and not a single one in a timeline to prevent the agent investigating the crash describes one of the vehicles in pursuit as a mark sedan. but these photos are su bees and they were taken 6 days later. and unknown locations, there is no information in the report to prove that those are actually the

the news," big news' james smartwood sits down for an exclusive interview with new york city mayor ericdams to discuss whether he's the man to sweep democrats to victory as effectively as he can sweep a homeless camp. >>> and "inside the hill" covers liz cheney saying a trump run for president could cause more republican infighting than when they fought over who gets to boot her out of the party. >>> but first, as the battle for congress tightens, republicans are hoping the country such a disorienting nightmare that voters will say "screw it, let's elect dr. oz to the senate." this is hot take. >> hey all you sleepless teeth grinder kings, i'm host who fetches the ball from my dog, tyler templeton. top story, with 13 days until the midterms, the tires are coming off the country, and republicans are riding the glowing orange rims to an election night victory. and we republicans earned this moment. we screwed up covid, which caused a supply chain crisis which caused runaway inflation. and now according to 538, which is totally skewed unless it says what i want it to, the polls are trendin

and my old friend eric bork.we were really in good hands with great storytellers. that feeling that tom and stephen and the writers inspired in all of us to honor these men. i think that's what drove all of us. >> and of course another major component was who's gonna play richard winters, who's gonna play bill garner, who's gonna play ed tipper. so we went to meg liberman, who is a legendary casting director, you obviously know her credits. meg, tell us about that. how did you get it so pitch perfect? i'm sure you hear it even more than we do. yes, of course. of course frank was the perfect bill. you hear that on and on. how did you make the connection between real man and actor? >> originally the only thing that i had to work from was the photographs of the real guys, and a lot of the interviews from, we stand alone together. i had access to that. in order to audition the actors i had one scene, from episode eight. i think i read that with all the actors for eight months? i don't know, it was a very long period

beiley and dr degas wright eric and degas, thank you for joining us eric, we will start with you oiyou. i went through the stats with you. it doesn't look terrible, but it doesn't lookeither does this mean the market has priced in an earnings slowdown with the s&p down 20% and nasdaq off 30% from the highs the record levels we have seen >> good morning. i think the markets had dropped quite a bit. we have seen, as your stats indicated, better than expected so far earnings. i think this week will show that more i think it is the credit markets that are really driving where equity prices are going. we saw that friday with the rally. it started with the drop in rates. interest rates and fed policy have taken the lead with where the stock market is going. even if we get better than expected earnings, it will come back to the fed and fed policy on what happens there. that's going to move stocks going forward. >> so there's a fundamental case that we know, degas, to eric's point, that interest rates are driving the conversation that the fed is in control of what is happening with the markets

and so we hired or we met with and then eventually brought on board eric generous and eric borg, who had been already working with tom max fry, graham yost bruce mckenna jr john orloff and it became know this has become a cliche with but they became a band of writers and the next thing we turned to ito to be one of the executive producers. tony worked with tom on on earth to the moon with hbo. so we were pretty much putting the team in place. but then, then we had do it. one of the first things we was introduce eric henderson to richard winters. and i'm going to ask eric to tell us about that initial relationship, contact and initial relationship with major winters. thanks, kirk. yeah. was i found myself tasked this responsibility of having to sort of break the egg and. i did as much research as i possibly could in advance. and and then finally. sort of pulled up my bootstraps and, picked up the phone and made this phone call to hershey, pennsylvania. and i just got winters on the phone. and i kind of gushed and i explained very rapidly who i was, what i'd been tasked to do and what

now president biden is on the campaign trail, striking a very eric adamsesque tone with respect to lawnd order. have you considered borrowing one of joe biden's trademarks and getting contacts that give you a pair of bleak, lifeless shark eyes? >> negative. i love my eyes. >> what about seesawing in and out of covid every 20 minutes? have you considered stealing that from biden? >> no, we are fine. >> what about biweekly brow lifts? >> negative. >> maybe you could give more sound bites to quote my good friend strom? >> no. >> what about heading down a shelter for the most violent acts since cujo? >> i'm trying to find a dog. >> you'll be find. there are dogs every where. best of luck. not that you'll need it with all your gem bracelets fully charged. >> thank you, mayor adams. i will note as of this airing, central park woefully lacks the glass eyeball. when i return, the exciting media endeavor that is highly vital to preserving our fragile democracy and a shameless cash grab for me. stick around. >>. >>> on facebook, twitter, and there's a reason comcast business powers more business

how do you react to you, eric, eric eric andrÉ, what do you have looking at those stats, do you havecan american airline passengers only make up about 8% of the population, so how could we be stopped 54% of the time? or higher. and what mr. english and i are trying to do is not just represent our case, but we are using our platform and our resources to stand up for the community we identify with, for the people that don't have our platform, we don't have our resources. so, it's not just about the two of us. it's about the community. and us standing up for our own community, because this is clearly unethical. >> all right, eric andrÉ and clayton english, think you both for being with us this evening. >> my final thoughts after the break. stay with us. ghts after the break. stay with us (vo the new iphone 14 pro is here. and right now business owners can get it on us at t-mobile. apple business essentials with apple care+ is included so you can easily manage your team's devices, here, and here. all on the network with more 5g coverage. it's the ultimate business trifecta, with the new

we hired, we met with and eventually brought on eric gentleman. eric had already worked with tom.wry, bruce mckenna, john or loft. it became i know it has become a clichÉ but they became a band of riders. the next thing is -- this began to be one of the executive producers. he had worked with tom on advance to the moon on hbo. we were putting the team in place but then we had to do it. one of the first things we did was introduce eric to richard winters. i'm gonna ask eric to explain that initial contact and relationship with major winters. >> thanks, kirk. yeah, i found myself past with this responsibility of having to break the first egg. i did as much research as i possibly could in advance. finally, sort of pulled up my boot straps in made this phone call to her she pennsylvania i got winters on the phone and i gushed and i explain very rapidly who i was and what hbo is doing with tom hanks of doing the remarkable experience this was it was unprecedented we were being given carte blanche to tell their stories in a way that it actually happened! my responsibility as designated

will carol stop in lauer e for eric? one law jewel, mr. but on glossy mystery. pasano been blended sienna bowl. donnelly no, well, deborah le water bitter bottle here you fulfillment on the way up to the la consanzo in the academy? they teach she the professional way. that number wine, if you 6 suspect that they are undocumented migrants, that's not worth chasing a car at high speeds around the school zone or anything like that. but when you get into the field, what they teach you is you chase them until they crash. and that's kind of like the saying that we used to say chase until they cry. until the moment you told us that about the hits. no one has heard anything about there being contact between those 2 vehicles. i think really put is a lady with a k e o spoke about that. that was defi, cadillac calls on my lucky asking a young at the bottom little model. okay. your housing and yours, like go above seemed it was out of they didn't like very little getting those up with if and it was it all up a lot of a jo quintinella allowed i know so

and it's about somewhere along here that the border patrol claims they burst noticed eric's car. it would have been between 430 to 4, 45 in the morning and there are no houses or street lights along here. it would have been hedge black at that time. this is a border patrol checkpoint and this is where the border patrol claims that eric try to go around the checkpoint rather than true it. so technically this is officially where the checks began. 3 miles past the border patrol checkpoints where an agent says i saw x car come across this been a high ridge speed, lose control. and then start to roll over. came right across here and landed in that con orchard right. there were 7 to the 10 passengers were thrown from the vehicle including air. look, you can actually see evidence. here's windshield, still better the car leaven months later. radio dispatch recordings obtained by the a c o u suggest border patrol at eric car. we're meeting for the show. did you hear colder 7 treat patients all responses so of course our question is, is where did that come from? the had to have come from s

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