flynn gives a speech to. hundreds of people in front of the hanoi theater and eventually she is arrested to the police for probably trying to put off arresting a woman because it has optics, but eventually they arrest her. she's defiant, says the iww will not be suppressed even ten men are jailed every day day by this point, public onion is really starting to turn against the city and the police. thousands people. to come and gather despitehe of fire hose on one of these days the mayor decides of the backlash against that that he's not going to atnymore and. a lot of people in town are arting to develop a lot of sympathy for these iww organizers and the workers there are giving them bread, giving them newspaper. elizabeth gurley flynn is released from jail quickly, but then another woman has gone there. edith frenette is is arrested. and when the arrest her and start taking her off to jail, 500 people trail behind the police. one person throws a rock. it's very nearly breaks out into a riot and newspapers fro

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on the when flynn call that you had up there.t talked about it says something about missoula police sexual violence female organizing about a tactic that was pretty like why used a regular to your knowledge. yeah widely i used for regular to yor knowledge? t >> i thought that was interesting. i don't know. i haven't seen any discussions of police sexually assaulting women as part of this. it certainly could have happened. it's also possible that they were using -- the protection of women was i a very important thg at the time even especially among middle-class people and so the implication that might be happening might have been a way to sort of get more people on their side but i don't know if that actually did happen or not. they often tried to avoid arresting women in the first place precisely because there was so much concern and some of them insisted on being arrested. other questions? >> the free speech battle, were they successful in breaking the cycle with vn employment companies and all that corruption? >> that's a good

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what that caller was talking about how general flynn was railroaded in 2016, general flynn was an effectiveeneral working intelligence in combat zones like afghanistan or iraq. he came back and left the service he was going to be in charge of the dia or the nsa, one of the intelligence agencies. he tried to run it like he ran the military. it was just not working. he was overly emphasizing -- host: back your idea of the ideal trump republicans have, what you think that is a top issue? caller: they listen to fox news and they believe everything they are told. what i am trying to continue saying is general flynn got into some problems. host: that is in 2016. let's bring it up-to-date as far as the top issue? caller: they all believe there was no connections to the trump campaign in 2016 and there was. the trump tower meeting with russians. paul manafort lobbying for the puppet president in ukraine for 10 years and then he gets chosen to be trump's campaign chair. paul manafort r was given -- paul manafort was giving rnc documents to russians. host: we will go to ricky in philadelphia. your to

and at the end, stephen flynn came over to talk to you, and then keir starmer did.the press gallery could see stephen flynn coming up and talking to me quite genuinely. and so i think he felt he had to do it as well. he said, "what can i do for you, diane?" so i said, "you can restore the whip." and then he said again, "what can i do for you?" and i said, "you can restore the whip." and then he went off. i mean, that prime minister's questions was extraordinary. i mean, i've never seen a prime minister's questions where somebody is the topic of most of the discussion and they're not called to speak. and how did that make you feel on that day? while everyone's talking about you, you're desperately trying to have your voice heard, and you weren't called. i was upset by that, because i hadn't said anything publicly about hester since the beginning of the week, because i wanted to save my thoughts for prime minister's questions. and when i wasn't called, that was very upsetting. i want to read the letter, or some of the letter, that you wrote to the observer, which was

as his national security advisor, michael flynn who at one point was the uh director of the uh defense intelligence agency of the united states um and um and in that position under the obama administration uh there was there was um a report that was issued and which um it was uh implied or indicated that the obama administration was uh uh helping to facilitate if you will by not confronting the introduction of these uh uh uh terroristic forces in syria and the uh reasoning seem to be behind that was that uh in order to have a more effective opposition uh to the government of basir al-assad uh that uh they needed to have fighting force and that fighting force was was very convenient force of people that uh were opposed to the government in syria uh and so they were facilitating that that introduction of those forces into the syrian uh theater um that report get leaked to the press uh and it was something that it seem like the intelligence agencies never forgave michael fl for, does some people argue uh that's why he was in fact the first target of the new trump administration and we all

flynn also attacked the new labour government in westminster, saying they were opposing austerity.e said the snp has to reroute itself in the priorities of the scottish people, priorities and we believe the party has moved away from. john swinney will take that on when he takes the stage, he also wants a less polarised national debate, claiming he wants to intertwine the snp's independence campaign with those priorities. andrew kerr, bbc news. we will hear that speech in full on the bbc news channel at around 3:30pm. it is 10:32am. injanuary, the un's top court, the international court ofjustice, ruled that israel must take all measures to prevent genocidal acts in gaza, including public statements that could incite genocide. it was an interim ruling in a case brought by south africa accusing israel of committing genocide, which israel strongly rejects. bbc news arabic has been investigating what's been said publicly in israel since then, and what action the state has taken to prevent incitement. here is the full report. israel has a genocidal intent against the palestinians in gaz

in 2016 at around the same time that michael flynn was alleged to have authored this op-ed. similarly eric adams is being pressured by the turkish government, stop supporting this community center in brooklyn. they also got him to commit that he wouldn't make a statement about armenian genocide in 2022. eric adams, according to the feds, is in the pocket of the turkish government in exchange for free travel and campaign customizations. >> so you have the quid pro quo, right, you get straw donors raising, ultimately $10 million for your mayoral campaign? >> no, i want to be very clear about what that 10 million in benefits is. they say, because eric adams lied on forms he submitted to the campaign-finance board in new york city, he then qualified for $10 million in matching funds that are available through the new york city campaign-finance word. >> right, but the benefit was $10 million, meaning that a number of straw donors because of the magic ratio -- they didn't give him the 10 million, he had 10 million more coming through this public financing mechanism than he would h

. >> the book tells the story of a young fly named flynn, who's struggling in school and accidentallyn a breathtaking adventure into outer space. >> it's for the eight year old me who was told i wasn't smart. i just sat in the back of the class and was quiet. i know it's hard to imagine me quiet, but i was. well, when you feel dumb, you don't talk. it's stressful. you're always living in this. i'm not good enough. i'm not good enough. >> that not good enough mindset changed when lauren got a life changing diagnosis as a college journalism student, and the teacher somehow noticed me and was like, i want you for the school paper. >> and i was like, you don't want me to write, i can't write. i was humiliated because i cannot spell. it was really tough for me. and, every time, she looked at me and she goes, you're not dumb. you just can't spell. but you're a great writer. and she put me on the school paper and she goes, i'm going to help you. i'm going to get you tested. and i got tested. and she goes, you have dyslexia? i went from a 2.0 to a 3.8, got into usc and became a journalist. >>

anniversary, they were sitting at the same table with the president of russia vladimir putin, michael flynnat it is, he was the national security adviser to the president of the united states, the author of rush today and nothing. trump removed him under pressure, but he was very unhappy that he has to remove him, do you remember this, mr. igor, this story with flynn, of course, he, he removed him when the washington post reporters just published this whole story, how he lied, lied when he gave evidence an fbi agent, and actually that he was compromised.

flynn also attacked the new labour government in westminster, saying they were opposing austerity.ute itself in the priorities of the scottish people, priorities and we believe the party has moved away from. john swinney will take that on when he takes the stage, he also wants a less polarised national debate, claiming he wants to intertwine the snp's independence campaign with those priorities. andrew kerr, bbc news. we will be hearing that keynote speech at the snp conference infill at around 3:30pm this afternoon. —— in full. -- in full. derbyshire fire and rescue service say a light aircraft has crashed near chesterfield. it's come down on sheepbridge lane, a largely industrial area on the outskirts of the town. flightradar data suggests it is a two—seater evektor sportstar, typically used by flight schools. it appears to have taken off from coal aston airfield before reaching around 2,000 feet, and then making a sharp descent over chesterfield. people on social media report hearing a loud bang and seeing black smoke shortly afterwards. the us vice president, kamala harris, has

shades of michael flynn in 2016. at the same time michael flynn was alleged to have authored this op-ed. similarly eric adams is being pressured by the turkish government. stop supporting this community center in brooklyn that is affiliated with that political movement. they also got him to commit that he would not make a statement about armenian genocide. basically eric adams was in the pocket of the turkish government in exchange for free travel and campaign contributions. >> you have the quid pro quo. you get straw donors raising lots of money. $10 million for your mayoral campaign. >> no, i want to be clear about what that $10 million of benefits is. they say because eric adams lied on forms that he submitted to the campaign finance board in new york city, he then qualified for $10 million in matching funds that are available through the new york city campaign finance board. >> the benefit was $10 million, meaning the number of straw donors because of the matching ratio, they did not give him $10 million, but he

flynn, thank you for the presentation. i have handful of questions. much of are related to changes in thresholds, time >> okay. so, maybe we go through i was wondering what was the logic to go from 2 millioto $25 million and with extended timeline. >> on the awarding construction contracts? >> yes. >> okay. >> go down the list. >> okay. thank you. was $10 million. that was 15 years entered the matrix and looked what racts these days are as you know, they are llion, we don't have a lot of contracts that are under a million.threshold under a million, but the 1-25 there but vast majority of stuff and we want to focus on so propose to increase but it wasn't to get icular-it was able to spend more time on larger that was the rational. to the time, 10 years is it doesn't apply to construction contractto the board, but that level of something that is 10 ye board usually sees so that is something n so that is where we got 10 years from. d >> let's out a case that doesn't end up to the board. gets approved by but never sees the commission. gm approves the con

mike flynn, december, 2020 on tv said donald trump should deploy the military to seize voting machines in swing states and rerun the election. the people he would have around him are not people that would be in any way trying to stop his worst inclinations. he said he won't abide by the rulings of the courts. we see he has gone to war with the justice system, with the rule of law. a point with respect to his trial for january 6 related charges. he is working so hard to make sure testimony that occurred in front of the grand jury, testimony he has seen, he's got all the testimony. the select committee was able to present a lot of evidence. special counsel has secured more. donald trump is working every day to hide that from the american people. this effort to delay beyond the election, to prevent any disclosure of the testimony in front of the grand jury. it's fundamentally important in my view that the american people see that testimony and understand they see what those who were working for donald trump said about his actions. that gives you insight into how he views the justice syste

mike flynn, december, 2020 on tv said donald trump should deploy the military to seize voting machines in swing states and rerun the election. the people he would have around him are not people that would be in any way trying to stop his worst inclinations. he said he won't abide by the rulings of the courts. we see he has gone to war with the justice system, with the rule of law. a point with respect to his trial for january 6 related charges. he is working so hard to make sure testimony that occurred in front of the grand jury, testimony he has seen, he's got all the testimony. the select committee was able to present a lot of evidence. special counsel has secured more. donald trump is working every day to hide that from the american people. this effort to delay beyond the election, to prevent any disclosure of the testimony in front of the grand jury. it's fundamentally important in my view that the american people see that testimony and understand they see what those who were working for donald trump said about his actions. that gives you insight into how he views the justice syste

david: the great phil flynn coming up in the next segment talking about oil. bottom line of your screen, rather than the dow putting up the nasdaq, that is taking part 2.3%. what is going on with tech? this administration is bragging about the chips act, $280 billion is not helping the tech companies much. >> i think this is a rotation, seeing the magnificent 7 not performing and people rotating into small caps, something we've been pounding the table for 6 to 8 months. the fed is going to cut interest rates and the data is undeniable when that happens. smart perform large caps by 11%. david: you set a lot of people said they should have done earlier, cut rates earlier. you say no, got to hit inflation. >> the labor market is stubbornly high. fed powell was actually the rodney dangerfield of finance, getting the respect, holding pharmacy should. now in that phase where he needs to cut rates because the job market is waning but contrary and again calling for 50 basis point cuts, that's too much. you've got to reignite the economy too quickly. david: look at the

what that caller was talking about how general flynn was railroaded in 2016, general flynn was an effectiveeneral working intelligence in combat zones like afghanistan or iraq. he came back and left the service he was going to be in charge of the dia or the nsa, one of the intelligence agencies. he tried to run it like he ran the military. it was just not working. he was overly emphasizing -- host: back your idea of the ideal trump republicans have, what you think that is a top issue? caller: they listen to fox news and they believe everything they are told. what i am trying to continue saying is general flynn got into some problems. host: that is in 2016. let's bring it up-to-date as far as the top issue? caller: they all believe there was no connections to the trump campaign in 2016 and there was. the trump tower meeting with russians. paul manafort lobbying for the puppet president in ukraine for 10 years and then he gets chosen to be trump's campaign chair. paul manafort r was given -- paul manafort was giving rnc documents to russians. host: we will go to ricky in philadelphia. your to

people like mike flynn who, mike flynn in december of 2020 on television said donald trump should deploy the military disease voting machines in swing states and rerun the election. so the people he would have around him are not people that would be in any way trying to stop his worst inclinations. he said he would abide by the rulings of the court. we see right now is gone to war with the justice system, he's gone to war with the rule of law. let me say a point with respect to his trial for the january 6th related charges. he is working so hard to make sure that the testimony that occurred in front of the grand jury, testimony that he has seen, you know, through discovery, he has got all of the testimony. the select committee was able to present a lot of evidence but the special counsel has secured even more. donald trump is working every day to hide that from the american people. this effort to delay beyond the election, to prevent any disclosure of the testimony in front of the grand jury. it is fundamentally important in my view the american people see that testimony, that they under

michael flynn and the f.b.i. -- host: i'm just saying relate it to what is the top issue of 2024 what points are you trying to make caller: can you trust democrats to do the right thing? they already tried to kill the president -- host: no, no. i will leave it there. james in indiana democrat lane. caller: good morning. this is going to rile some feathers of the learning group but a long time i heard a statement and i'm 74, i heard a statement it doesn't make were difference who the president is and at that time i didn't think were of it. but as time has gone by i began to think that. but then along comes trump and that is all we have heard about since he won that first election is president trump, president trump, president trump. and you have to make the best choices you can. but the choice that is today we have is you have to have rules, you have to have guidelines. and trump has no guidelines. no matter how much you try to say the democrats are they going to do it or that and the right thing, and trump has not done the right thing and it is not really a matter but opinion. you can

rachel: we are back with a foxbusiness contributor phil flynn.is here to discuss the strategic petroleum reserve which is at a 40 year low. you were just telling us before we lost you that the biden administration is misusing this reserve. explain. >> it is. this was a reserve that was basically built to protect the u.s. economy against oil price shocks. but president biden started to tap this reserve for political purposes. the first time he didn't, rachel, was to send a message to saudi arabia. he wanted to make saudi arabia a prior state. when they did not do his bidding by raising production he released oil to send them a message. that was purely political and it backfired probably lead to opecc production cuts at a cap global supplies low in cap prices high. it is also her investment because people do not want to invest in u.s. oil if the government is going to intervene. rachel: absolutely. this was also interesting joe biden released 180 million barrels. but we don't have a cash for 10.5 million. where is all the other money? >> where is t

we can talk to stephen flynn of the snp. your party was against the snp.se of commons _ have come from the house of commons chamber where the labour— commons chamber where the labour party have voted to take away _ labour party have voted to take away the — labour party have voted to take away the winter fuel payment from _ away the winter fuel payment from people with an income of 12000 — from people with an income of 12000 and 13,000, £14,000 per year. _ 12000 and 13,000, £14,000 per year, 50 _ 12000 and 13,000, £14,000 per year, so they are not wealthy, they— year, so they are not wealthy, they are — year, so they are not wealthy, they are having vital financial support — they are having vital financial support removed when the cost of living — support removed when the cost of living crisis is still fighting and this is in stark contrast— fighting and this is in stark contrast to the change message which _ contrast to the change message which the — contrast to the change message which the labour party delivered in advance of the election— delivered in a

and then there's general flynn. yeah or in another era, you know, general curtis lemay the one in the the guy i wrote about him in dereliction of duty, you know. yeah. i mean, there's crazy ones during the cuban missile crisis, a lot of them wanted to start a nuclear war. what do you see for the next term? and who are the generals going to be around trump, then? well, you know i know all these guys and gals. you know, across our armed forces know i knew general flynn for many years. he was i'll tell you, bill, he was a full on qanon. i write about it in the book. i don't know what happened to him. i really don't, but i do know i do know that he was treated unfairly at the outset as national security adviser. he was kind of railroaded out of there. the fbi interviewed him. he was talking to russia. no, no i mean, i write about this in the book, but i also write that he's not the same person i knew, you know, and and i think what is what is lamentable about his behavior is on a number of levels is he's been one of the

yeah, we're at the critical point here around north flynn road.e have reports of a disabled vehicle. i'd say it ran out of gas, but it turns out it's an ev, so no power. they can't get that vehicle out of the roadway simply by pushing it. so we have an issue. folks are crawling out of the altamont. here's 205 and 580 where they come together out of tracee. it's jammed up north flynn road, where things start to clear up. so it's a little bit farther in our commute than where things typically slow down around grant line. just know that as we look at the rest of the map, it's a smooth flow of traffic. south bay and incident. getting off of 280 right around seventh. no major impact. back to you. thank you very much. the fbi investigating what appears to be an attempted assassination on former president trump. a suspect is in custody after shots were fired at his golf club in west palm beach, florida. this comes just weeks after trump survived another attempt on his life. today in the bay's brie jackson joins us live in washington. this morning. she's

flynn, thank you for the presentation. i have handful of questions. much of them are related to changes in thresholds, time or money. >> okay. so, maybe we go through them one by one. i was wondering what was the logic to go from 2 million to $25 million and with extended timeline. >> on the awarding construction contracts? >> yes. >> okay. >> go down the list. >> okay. thank you. the primary reason here was it was $10 million. that was 15 years ago we entered the matrix and looked what was happening:our large contracts these days are as you know, they are hundred million, 200 million, we don't have a lot of contracts that are under a million. that is just the threshold under a million, but the 1-25 there are some, but vast majority of stuff and we want to focus on are the larger ones so propose to increase, but it wasn't to get at a particular-it was able to spend more time on larger contracts and so that was the rational. as to the time, 10 years is a magic number. it doesn't apply to construction contracts because construction contracts don't go to

my dad flynn, his own town in palestine when, when he was 2nd grader and i grew up hearing all the stories of, of you know, deland, the love and the hope to, to go back to, to our home the original home and then live goes on and here i am meeting with people who shared the same struggles, right? share the same stories in a way. and that's, that's where i find myself. that's why i find my art playing the role of bringing these communities together and bringing our differences together and bringing our struggles together and, and working together for, for a better future. there is a saying, um, you know, right where, you know, let's say the right way, you know, right where you don't know, you can do either one of them. but roughly, you know, is a good place to start from because it validates your story. it says, my story is just as important as any other story, and it doesn't matter about the other story. my story is important. so i need to look at that. now i need to bring in craft a technique and things that i've, i've learned over the years from other folks. and i've investigated and i've

last november, when he crashed and killed his friend flynn mackerel. >> we feel like our life ended. family was destroyed and we're trying to pick up the pieces. >> the driver has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder, but mackerel family also wants authorities to charge the teen driver's mother, saying she knew her son drove recklessly and didn't do enough to stop it. investigators say the teen had life360 on his phone, an app that shows how fast the car is going. they say his mother repeatedly texted him in the weeks before the crash to stop speeding, at one point allegedly saying i have screenshots of you driving 123mph. >> she knew and she failed to take reasonable care. i will never stop fighting for my son's wrongful, preventable death. >> the prosecutor's office says it's reviewing the mackerel case. >> time now for your tuesday weather. more heavy rain and flash flooding is expected across central texas today. downpours turn roads into rivers. yesterday, some areas could see another three inches of rain. looking at the radar, there's more rain today, including possible t

speaking to delegates yesterday, stephen flynn, who now leads a much reduced band of snp mps at westminster

flynn mackrell's family wants answers.us she will never stop fighting for her son's preventible death. this is video of the driver behind the wheel. dramatic new video showing a teen driver going nearly 140 miles per hour just a few months after the video, police say he killed his friend flynn mackrell, who was riding with him in a high speed crash. abc news obtaining multiple videos allegedly show the driver repeatedly driving well over the speed limit. in this video he's going 115. this one appearing to show the teen engaging in drag racing. and here driving through what's clearly a residential street. now he's charged with second degree murder. flynn mackrell's mother spoke to us. >> there are people everywhere. there are people who were scared to death. >> reporter: police say that driver, just 16 at the time, was going over 100 miles per hour in a 25 residential zone last november when he lost control and crashed into a tree killing mackrell. >> we feel like our life ended, our family was destroyed. >> reporter: his f

anniversary seems to have been at the same table with the president of russia, vladimir putin, michael flynn, do you remember who he is? just so that he, he, if he, he wouldn't be accused of being an agent of russian intelligence, but in the fact that he is dependent on russia, in the fact that, in the fact that he used russian money, worked for russia there, in the fact that he went to moscow for russian money, simply, simply, he was absolutely compromised by all this, and if the journalists had not written all about it, then he would probably have remained trump's national security adviser, that is, for trump it was all... everything was fine, of course there is a huge problem here related to the fact that in the west, they do not fully understand the nature of these russian media, which appeared precisely in putin's time, that is, they understood that the media in the soviet union were controlled by the party, that all these people were most likely kgb agents or just party workers, that they were not journalists, well, even if some people appeared who they considered journalists, this per

it's being sired, flynn, southern 11 on the military. has given an initial estimate of $300.00 that were launched just in the last 24 hours on load. many of them intercepted by the iron build missile defense system. some of them falling into open areas, but many of them actually making impact in several parts of northern israel. we've been hearing from a lot of different is really officials throughout the day. these really defense minister you left a love, have said that his beloved, that was there last week, is not the same group that stands today. meaning that is real, dealt significant military blows to the group, destroying a lot of weapons. these really army spokesperson, daniel hosario, also saying that this initiative by these really armies going to continue and that he didn't want to divulge too much information to give with the quantity of what to the army was doing. he didn't want to give too much intelligence away, he said, which was interesting because just hours prior, these really military had released a statement with seve

the anniversary today was at the same table with the president of russia volodymyr putin, michael flynn what he was, he was the national security adviser to the president of the united states, the author of the rash and nothing, trump removed him under pressure, but he was very unhappy that he had to remove him, remember this, mr. igor, this story, of course, he, he pushed it when washington post journalists simply published the whole thing. the story of how he lied, lied when he testified to the fbi agents, and actually so that, he was compromised just so that he, he, if he... he didn't they accused him of being an agent of russian intelligence, of being dependent on russia, of the fact that he worked for russia there with russian money, because he went to moscow for russian money, simply, simply he was completely compromised by all of this, and if the journalists had not written about it, he probably would have remained trump's national security adviser, that is, for trump, it was all, everything was fine. of course, there is a huge problem here due to the fact that the west does not

donald trump's first national security adviser, the former general michael flynn, actually pled guiltyf of the turkish government without and taking money from the turkish government without declaring it. and he, of course, was pardoned by donald trump at the end of donald trump's presidency. and democrats are making that comparison between the way that donald trump is treating somebody on his side with exactly the same country in mind and the way that democrats are treating... you know, under the biden presidency, the doj has gone after mayor eric adams, who, of course, is a democrat. i think the more interesting question is what it means for the house of representatives, because three of the most competitive districts in the house, which is going to be a big fight in november... we are so focused on donald trump and kamala harris that i think, particularly for our audiences around the world, we forget that there is a lot of senate races and house races as well. all of the house races are up, and three of the most competitive districts were won by republicans, taken from democrats, an

still slow, down to about nine miles per hour from tracy into mountain house and once you pass north flynn, clocking in some nice speeds the rest of the way towards the connector at the 680. south 880 near paseo grande a, you can see traffic is slowing to go through there. might make it a little difficult getting to the san mateo. >>> the celebration of love, inclusivity and a lot of hope in downtown oakland. their 14th annual lgbtq+ celebration took place this weekend. >> we are every day and this means a lot to us, to, get the support of our family and community, it means a lot to all of us. >> pride organizers say safety at the parade was top priority after shooting at the juneteenth celebration earlier this year. >>> surfs up, dozens of canines hitting the waves in southern california. >>> here is a live look from treasure island at the foggy bay bridge going into the city. we will have a little more on traffic when we come back. >>> san francisco's mayoral race is down to the wire so we are bringing you a debate like you've never seen in an immersive format and a new way to set the st

only people you have around him are conspiracy theorists, crazy nuts, you have people like general flynn running your attorney general. you have people like patel running the state department. that is why it is so important to understand who surrounds donald trump. and i'm sorry ali, but it just frustrates me to see this happening the same exact, the same plan we have done in 2020. basically, they are doing the same thing in 2024. >> that's the important message. thank you for that. svetlana, a pleasure to have met you. and lev, good to see you old friend. i appreciate the time that you have taken with us. >> thank you ali. god bless you for all the work you do in ukraine, so important. >> thank you both. >>> well, as lev points out, just 46 days until november 5th. officials in key battleground states or at least one battleground state have just voted for a controversial new rule about counting ballots. why critics are saying this is going to lead to chaos on election day and perhaps for days and weeks to come when the 11th hour continues. th hour co. >>> 46 days to go in probably the m

john flynn mall not california. stop throwing the handset the winner of sink or swim.ard and it should be treated as such. i didn't throw to doctor nicole. i handed it to her. you don't think people can handle the heat? devi from fort pierce florida. are you saying you've never ever taken a selfie? not 1? i've taken a selfie. just to send emma. i don't take selfies for any other reason. jonathan, have nothing for jonathan. sorry jonathan. after text me monday. big sean monday by the way. have a great weekend. i'm waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]

john flynn mall not california. stop throwing the handset the winner of sink or swim. it's a prestigious award and it should be treated as such. i didn't throw to doctor nicole. i handed it to her. you don't think people can handle the heat? devi from fort pierce florida. are you saying you've never ever taken a selfie? not 1? i've taken a selfie. just to send emma. i don't take selfies for any other reason. jonathan, have nothing for jonathan. sorry jonathan. after text me monday. big sean monday by the way. have a great weekend. i'm waters and this is my world. [ ♪♪ ] >> welcome to hannity. after a second assassination attempt on president trump secret service finally gave an update on the failures at the butler rally back in july. the site of the first assassination attempt. more on that coming up later but first our country is at a tipping point. this is an inflection point for the usa. we are now only 46 days away from the most consequential election in our lifetime. mail in voting is already underway in several states across the country. today early in person vot

they are. >> michael: you are proof of that. >> guest: that's what the book is about, flynn's not good and the world and all she wants to be is an astronaut. when she sees earth, she's like wait a second, i want to help save that planet. >> michael: amazingly, you are a pilot, you fly helicopters, like someone drives a car. you have incorporated your love of flying into the book. and you are celebrating by donating to two organizations that you are veriate about-- very passionate about? >> the two organizations i support with this book, one is code for classe. it encourages women to get into stem. and so that's one of the organizations. and then, international dyslexia association, which helps diagnose children of a younger age, so they don't have to go through what i went through, just kind of thinking that you were not smart enough. and they can really help ... kids, that are struggling with dyslexia, help diagnose them and get them through it. i have a son, 18, said i could talk about it; he struggles with dislex why; but he was -- lis dyslexia, he was diagnosed in second grade, and

. >> deputy flynn, >> maybe i can make a proposal here sort think is going on here.ved it to the lessything more ghtens those two numbers together there. it still gives ve 10 which we have 15 years ago, in 2009, there is no construction contract like that now,Îbut it is ere in between there. if you wanted to amend it construction contract and consent and regular moving it to 25 both those boxes. i don't know whether that is a change be made. councilor. >> that can done proposed amendment during eting. ussion the pipelines? >> from my understandithat commissioner ajami is making is it construction under chapter 6. under consent it is greater less then $20 years. consent has to meet both >> yes. i'm still thinking but we can have public comment and maybe then land on a number. >> okay. director, can you open this up purblic callers, please raise your hand if you like to comment on any members present who wish to comment on moderator, if their hand up. >> ms. lennear, there are two callers who wish to be recognized. >> caller, yo >> hello, this what happens if was earlier time >> tunity

. >> reporter: flynn cited the potential kroger and whole foods expanding again.s seeing more demand in offering a whole new merchandising mix. a bright outlook for this sector, kelly. >> diana, thank you. >>> my next guest expects a quarter point cut next week, he is not ruling out a bigger one, specially if the tone hold around 50/50 in the days before the decision christian is here, vice chairman of ever core isi great to see you so a last-minute call, you think? >> i suspect that chair powell is very conflicted coming into this meeting my hunch is his own instincts may go more in the direction of the bigger 50 basis point cut, though there seems to be a lot of inertia on the wider committee. and more likely than not still i think it goes to that so-called dovish 25, so 25 promise to step up in future meetings, if needed but i do not think this is a lock and i don't think we should read those comments from williams and waller on friday as communicating a decision that's more or less been made i suspect that that decision, that call from powell, still lies ahead

philip flynn is here at senior commodities analyst for the price a group and a fox news contributor.et me walk through this, bear with me. the process of fracking for oil and gas can contaminate drinking water, pollute the air. it can adverse effect on humans and animals and also threatens the livelihood of farmers. conversely, a ban on fracking would be higher gas prices. higher electricity bills i have millions of jobs lost is this white fracking are such a major issue in this race? >> it is controversial. it absolutely. some of the threats that you mentioned about polluting drinking water are really extreme cases. that does not happen on a regular basis. there been very small instances where that happens. if it is done correctly, it's done better and it's a big boom for the environment overall. the united states is able to get rid of coal plants, replace it with natural gas and it's a boom for the economy because it keeps energy prices low and it feeds the gross domestic product and helped our manufacturing base because we have low natural gas prices. some of the lowest in the wor

my dad flynn his own town in palestine when when he was 2nd grader and i grew up hearing all the stories of, of you know, the land, the love and the hope to, to go back to, to our home, the original home and then live goes on and here i am, meeting with people share the same struggles, right? share the same stories in a way. and that's, that's where i find myself. that's why i find my art playing the role of bringing these communities together and bringing our differences together and bringing our struggles together and, and working together for a, for a better future. there is a saying, um, you know, right where, you know, let's say the right way, you know, right where you don't know, you can do either one of them. but roughly, you know, it's a good place to start from because it validates your story. it says, my story is just as important as any other story, and it doesn't matter about the other story. my story is important. so i need to look at that. now i need to bring in craft a technique and things that i've, i've learned over the years from other folks. and i've investigated and i

they entrapped mike flynn.ll on the basis of the bogus argument that trump was some kind of threat to democracy. the biggest america has ever seen. and, look, how can any of you, ever disagree with the cheneys? >> dick cheney will be voting for kamala harris. my dad believes and he said publicly that there's never been an individual in our country as grave a threat to our democracy as donald trump is. >> laura: this all comes full circle, doesn't it? bottom line, once again, just like last time democrats have the press in back pocket ne-yo conservative on their side. lawfare cud dal but they have a terrible and i mean terrible candidate. but this formula failed america with biden. and it will fail america again unless that is voters say sorry, we've seen this movie and we know how it ends. in tragedy. joining me now jonathan turley. law professor and fox news contributor. i want to start with the big news of the day that judge juan merchant has moved trump's sentencing in his hush money trial to after the elect

my dad flynn his own town in palestine when when he was 2nd grader and i grew up hearing all the stories of, of you know, the land, the love and the hope to, to go back to, to our home, the original home and then live goes on and, and here i am meeting with people, share the same struggles, right? share the same stories in a way. and that's, that's where i find myself. that's why i find my art playing the role of bringing these communities together and bringing our differences together and bringing our struggles together and, and working together for a, for a better future. there's a saying um, you know, right where, you know, let's say the right way, you know, right where you don't know, you can do either one of them. but roughly, you know, it's a good place to start from because it validates your story. it says, my story is just as important as any other story, and it doesn't matter about the other story. my story is important. so i need to look at that. now i need to bring in craft a technique and things that i've, i've learned over the years from other folks. and i've investigated an

zakharova, the interview with zakharova was viewed by more than 20 million people, general michael flynne, he retweeted the interview with maria zakharova, and he said that yes, i support it, it’s very interesting, what you’re discussing, and he ranks high in the trump campaign, in the pro-trump group, so it's important, there are more and more people who are looking for the truth, when were you in venezuela. counted fairly, so that officials, it is vital that every vote is immediately shared with the opposition and independent observers, and that election officials publish detailed vote counts. the international community is watching this very closely and will respond accordingly. the american authorities said: the elections were rigged, the president didn't win, not maduro, anyone, and then. they staged a protest like a maidan, imagine, a venezuelan maidan, i was in caracas that day, i saw this protest, it was a small protest, a small group of people, and then every next day after this protest there were marches for maduro, there were millions of people, simply millions of people walke