i'm fred the sam laszlo in scotland. a partnership with the under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. ♪ a number of prominent musicians, including george gershwin, miles davis, and john lennon, were also artists in other mediums. you can now add grateful dead drummer, mickey hart, to that list. special correspondent mike cerre visited hart in las vegas, where his fans are flocking to see his art, and to hear his band play in its summer residency. it's part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> painting is like music. when i paint, i can hear the music. and they are full of rhythm. that is what i do. mike: for percussionist mickey hart, art is in the eye and ear of the beholder. >> i like to create things from nothing, to make things happen, and visual or sonic, it doesn't matter, it's just the act of creation. mike: for more than a half century, mickey hart has been part of creating the grateful dead's enduring magic as a percussionist throughout its many iterations, the latest as dead

fred can i. barbara oh, go ahead fred. well, i just think this is really interesting. i'm so glad you brought up the the interview. what's what's fascinating, me and i'm researching this for the second volume of the biography is that, you know, they were really prepared for this interview. that is to say the administration more or less knew what was coming from it with respect to the question and that the president would be asked. and he was always kennedy was, always somebody who did his homework. he made seem effortless, often. but that was in part as is so often case because he had practiced. so it's fascinating to me as points out, that in what he says about vietnam in that interview with a very large television audience, in a sense wanting to have it both ways, as mark points out, he wants to suggest, is their war, not ours. they have to win it, and yet it would be a mistake for us to withdraw and. you know, i think in a sense and mark and i think you talked about this. i think there's a certain paradox. and kennedy's vietnam policy going back from when he visited

fred: they found dwayne smith, a licensed counselor.he first met boynton, the two only talked about basketball before slowly getting into conversations about feeling and emotions. >> he understands he gets it. his story is similar to anyone i know. -- he understands. he gets it. his story is similar to anyone i know. you know, it's just things like that make it easier to -- >> there are things you don't have to explain. >> exactly. it's a lot of things that you don't have to say because they already get it. >> it's definitely a big, big deal. it does matter. i think it brings a level of, of comfort because one of the things that that we all have in common, particularly in the african-american community, is, you know, we know some of the struggles, you know, some of the biases. you know, we we all have had these encounters, you know, being misunderstood, you know, being labeled. fred: smith works in schools, runs a summer program for teens and provides therapy, largely to clients who live on chicago's south and west sides, where many of

for the pbs news hour, i'm fred de sam lazaro in chicago. reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. ♪ amna: the 2024 paris olympics are here. the opening ceremony isn't until friday, but events are officially underway today, including men's soccer and rugby. millions of fans will descend on the city, as will athletes from around the globe, including american superstars like simone biles, sha'carri richardson, lebron james, coco gauff, and katie ledecky. to preview the summer games, i'm joined from paris by christine brennan, columnist for usa today. great to see you. thanks for joining us. before we dive into this game, i have to ask you about some olympics related news today. the international olympic committee announced that the 2034 winter games will be hosted by salt lake city, but there has been controversy around that decision. explain that to us. christine: salt lake city is really the only city that wanted the 2024 -- 2034 games. we expected this to be a slamdunk. ins

hi fred, we are seeing some things begin to return to normal. we're hearing some airlines, some airports and some businesses of begin to recover from this massive global tech outage but what's slightly concerning, what experts are warning about is that in order for the whole world to make a full recovery, it could take days potentially weeks, and also a lot of money. now the reason for that is because the heart of the issue lies very, very deep, essentially, in order for these computers, in order for these systems to be back and running again. every single affected device needs to go through a manual reboot. we're talking about millions of effected devices. i mean, this is a huge undertaking. and if we're talking about fortune 500 companies or a massive airline, they likely have the resources or the tech support needed to reboot every single affected device but smaller companies, smaller businesses, they might not have the manpower or the resources in order to make those changes, which is why experts fear it could take some time before the whole

fred gotkine. thank you very much covering the story from us for us in london and more details are now emerging about donald trump's phone call with ukraine's president. still ahead, a piece of advice that trump reportedly gave volodymyr zelenskyy about rumors that his second term would be good for russia, plus, what are you praying options on the table if trump does? because when another term we'll talk to a military expert about that coming up laura coates live hi fleet nights at 11 eastern on cnn. ever wonder what the experience app can do. the benefits are all around you see your fico score for free raise it instantly before you next big purchase. by the new credit card that matches your lifestyle download the experience, and try it for free i want a lot of businesses. >> so my tent and my network need to keep up. thank you. verizon business. >> now, our businesses let's get fast and reliable internet on the same network that powers our phones. >> so whatever's next, we're cooking with fire swi

so they are rallying around donald trump and he is rallying behind them as well, fred. >> okay. and then after this nashville speech steve trump will be in minnesota at a rally there with his running mate, j.d. vance. what are the expectations there? >> well, this will be the second time there on stage together, they were in michigan together last week. and is obviously also coming off of jd vance's rollout as vice president where he has spent an inordinate amount of time explaining some of his past comments yesterday, he was on megyn kelly's podcast where he tried to explain what he was doing several years ago when he complained about childless cat ladies. take a listen to what he said the simple point that i made is that having children becoming a father, becoming a mother, i really do think it changes your perspective and it pretty profound way that this is not about criticizing people who, for various reasons didn't have kids. >> this is about criticizing the democratic party for becoming anti-family and anti-child there's an old adage in politics that if you're explaining,

fred dabies also guilty.nt 3, this is a count only the senator is facing conspiracy to commit extortion under color of an official right. we're about to get that verdict put in. there are some complications on who's released on bond and who's not. on the first two counts they're both released on bond. now count 3, conspiracy to commit extortion under color of official right, robert menendez guilty on that count. count 4 conspiracy to commit obstruction of justice senator robert menendez guilty on that count. fred daibes also charged on that count also guilty. count 5 bribery actions to benefit wael hana in egypt. this is more specific to the egyptian conduct in this case. senator robert menendez, count 5, guilty. count 6 bribery. actions to benefit wael hana and egypt. this all goes back to the bribery scheme that we've been talking about over the past several months of coverage in this case and what joyce skrans was referring to. count 6 only pertains to the two new jersey businessmen, wael hana and fred dab

joining me is fred trump iii, author of "all in the family, the trumps and how we got this way."ch for being here. let me read a little excerpt from your book. this is the part where trump responds when it became public that he cut off the medical insurance for your son, for his disabled grand nephew. when the reporter asked if he thought he might be coming across as just a little cold hearted given our son's medical condition, my uncle shot back, i can't help that. it's cold when someone sues my father. is this the way that your uncle always was with your family or did it change when your son was born and when his parents died? >> donald has always had that streak in him of needing to win at all costs. and when mary and i challenged him and my aunts and uncle, other uncle robert, he couldn't accept that. it would have been nice if he was just gracious and said, hey, you guys are going through something unimaginable. but he couldn't bring himself to do that. so it's too bad. >> yeah. i have another excerpt here. this is after an oval office meeting with you and advocates for indi

fred: good to be here.republicans meet here in wisconsin, president joe biden is campaigning in nevada. he is trying to shore up his support among hispanic and black voters, as he continues to face pressure to drop out of the race. the latest blow comes from one of the most high-profile democrats in congress, adam schiff, the former chairman of the house intelligence committee. in a statement, he wrote "joe biden has been one of the most consequential presidents in our nations history. but our nation is at a crossroads. a second trump presidency will undermine the very foundations of our democracy. and i have serious concerns about whether the president can defeat donald trump in november." the choice to withdraw from the campaign is president biden's alone, i believe it is time for him to pass the torch." a new poll on wednesday shows growing discontent among democrat voters with biden's candidacy. nearly half surveyed say they are dissatisfied with mr. biden becoming the party's nominee. that number from

fred. >> alright. jeremy diamond in jerusalem. thanks so much. all right, coming up more than a half million people in houston are still without power following hurricane beryl. and for many it could be days before the lights and air-conditioning come back on as temperatures and tempers rise 21st, a special how to we have search for a suspect? how it really happened? the atlanta olympic bomber vermeer's july 21 at nine on cnn primetime is july 16 and 17th, where i'll leave still be more to making this daylian to be making the remember if you won't reshape it yeah. start kicking. >> excuse me. can i get i mean i couldn't buy some according try me get double the storage on us. when you preorder now without easter seals my luke would be a very different look where are you going there's an incredible urgency to get your child and services because the longer you wait he's motor pathways percent stone. i knew he needed help. he needed the services yes. >> you are you're so close. you're so strong

i mean, who was assistant or fred and but anyway, i guess fred passed as approval and he sent me over to dave and certainly dave was the person that hired me and we had a wonderful a wonderful time there. and until ed king came. back in 78 and i was on a leave of absence from arthur the little i never forget it my my boss there called me up when he saw the globe. the after the governor's my governor's defeat and. he said, jeremy, don't you think you better come back from you leave that good talking head said, quote, in the globe, i'm going to get rid those you know, those guys massport. so anyway that that was an experience and then of course the crowning opportunity that i had is when the governor appointed me secretary of environmental affairs. and i just one story in relation to that and it shows his incredible insight we were launching, you know, midway through my tenure, the massachusetts water resources authority, which was a difficult thing. at the outset. and an 11 member board people tended to think that the governor controlled the board because the secretary was chair. but t

and you don't fred, for so many families? we're on their first deployment here, we're having new kids, you know, they miss home or their babies may not have had a fourth of july experience ever in their lives. so we've just wrapped up fireworks here. we had an amazing concert about two hours go, you know where 30 18 hours ahead of the east coast of the united states. so starting to wrap up here. but we had hoover sink, which i don't know where you were in 2003. but who was sync the single of the summer? it was pretty much the anthem of my freshman year split or spring fling. the reason they've played it here, we spoke to the lead singer douglas bob. here's what he had to save, about play in the middle of south korea. listen to what he told us there's a lot of just gratitude and everybody seems so thankful and appreciative both ways, you know, and it's something that you can't replicate, just going to play a show. >> he, you know, at a, at a theater somewhere it's really cool. i look forward to it. it does. i can feel it for s

fred. alright. people in the resort town of tulum, mexico being told to take shelter this morning as hurricane beryl nears landfall storms latest track and when it's expected to hit the u.s. and screams of shark heard across a crowded texas beach on the july 4 holiday officials blaming a single shark for injury at least three people. and out-of-control fireworks, shooting right into crowds at a football stadium and injuring several people sunday, dr. sanjay gupta reports on hold for the devastating effects of alzheimer's reversing something that seems so preordained. >> it sounds extraordinary dr. sanjay gupta reports the last alzheimer's patient sunday at eight on cn introducing new advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with four powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact to target tough pain at the source for up to eight hours of powerful relief. new abdo targeted relief i thought i was sleeping. okay. but i was waking up so tired then i tried new z equals sle

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>> fred, this is a conference for a bitcoin and throughs yes. and entrepreneurs, the kind of people that donald trump suggested a few years ago were operating a quote, scam take a look at this quote that he posted to social media in 2019. he said, i'm not a fan of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies sure. not money and whose value is highly volatile. and based on thin air unregulated crypto assets can facilitate unlawful behavior, including drug trade and other illegal activity fast forward to 2024, though, trump is singing a different tune, listen to what he said about bitcoin earlier this year you don't want to i will end joe biden's war on crypto. we will ensure that the future of crypto and the future of bitcoin will be made in america. otherwise, other countries are going to have it sadly big claim. >> now, trump's campaign wouldn't say what exactly caused this 180 degree turn, but i will point out the bitcoin industry has really am embraced or embraced donald trump, especially financially. he has received considerable donations to his campa

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>> yeah will that last question fred is indeed the critical one. it is one to which we do not yet have an answer. these really military at this hour is still assessing whether or not the target of this strike was in fact killed. the target, the israeli military says was mohammed dave, hamas is top military commander, the number two two hamas official in gaza, right behind hamas's leader yahya sinwar. the israeli military believes that he was in this wooded area within the al-mawasi humanitarian zone. what's been designated as a quote, safer area by the israeli military, very near to their though, there were clearly the tents of displaced palace justinian, some of whom appear to have been killed and injured in this strike as well. what i'm learning from an israeli official in terms of the intelligence that led to this strike, it began filtering in through these really security establishment over the course of the last few days. but it was only within the last 24 hours that a clear window of opportunity to take out mohammed deif actually began to cry

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they say she's made bernie sanders looked like a moderate. >> now fred, i also want you to watch this moment because i found it really striking. he was about to go after joe biden and then mock him a kind of stick that we've seen him do time and time again in the last year or so, but then he abruptly stopped himself and said, this actually might be a waste of time. take a look. >> sarcasm doesn't work when you have a crooked press. you know, when i imitated him because biden and i don't want to waste a lot of time, but because it's over now, right. he's gone. i told you he would be i told you he wasn't going to make so far the reason i find that so interesting is because, you know, when i talked to donald trump's senior campaign advisers, don't privately acknowledged that they are still finding the best way to well, go after her and to define harris. remember for the last year-and-a-half, really this entire election cycle so far, they have designed a playbook to go after an unpopular 81-year-old man. they've spent millions of dollars on modeling data, advertising, all to go after joe

all in the family and fred trump is outfront with me now is fred? i really appreciate your time. my pleasure. >> i know that you've never publicly endorsed your your uncle's opponent before you know, this is this is the first time that you have chosen to be public about this and speak out you've said you'll campaign now for harris if you're asked, so you've offered that can you tell me why you feel so strongly about doing this and why do you feel so strongly about doing it now? >> and you didn't before when he was first running part of the family, just thought it truly was a branding exercise and he didn't think he was going to win and perhaps he didn't want to win. >> it was about getting his, his brand out there and he did win and we didn't think he could do much damage this was new. >> i mean, he knows the wheels of politics, but certainly didn't think things would turn out the way they did and now the reason i am endorsing kamala harris, says things have gotten to a level of craziness that is unacceptable. and i firmly believe that our freedoms are on the line and kamala harr

camila, what are you seeing hey, fred? >> well, more than 350,000 acres burned. look a lot like what you're seeing here behind me. everything really just gone. it's heartbreaking for the people of this community and what i'm being told hold is that the fire is still very active at its center. it is an areas where it is very steep, but it's difficult to access that fire. but there is some progress in two things that have helped over the weekend, lower temperatures, and also the addition of more resources, more people on the ground that number actually about doubled sling we now have almost 4,000 firefighters on the ground. and when you put those boots on the ground, there are a couple of things that they can do. we were told that some of them were able to come and assess the damage. and so as they were making those assessments, they were able to bring down the number of structures that were destroyed. that number is now at 60 six, and the other thing they were able to do is what they called a direct aggressive attack on that fire that helped the containment essent

. >> i mean, that is devastating behind you is that the home or business hey, fred? >> yeah. this was someone's home and that's why it's so difficult to see what this fire has left behind here. it's just the chimney. >> when you look at all this area, you realize the destruction of this fire. >> i just got off the phone with a firefighter who told me this fire is aggressive. it is active. they're trying to get more resources on the ground, but at the moment, it is uncontrollable. california's largest wildfire of the year is on the moon. >> this year, we're starting off with a bang, scorching hillsides decimating homes and buildings forcing residents to flee. firefighters battling the fast-moving flames in rugged, remote terrain. amid wind gusts of 20 to 30 miles an hour in what officials called critically low humidities. >> it is concerning that we're having these larger fires earlier in the season. you for having big fires like this in july and august, we may have bigger fires come the fall. as the fuels get drier and the winds start to pick up our house is gone. >> their ho

fred, will she listen? >> let's put this in perspective.een the house and senate. fewer than 20 have called for president biden to step down. you are talking about less than 10%. fewer democrats have called on president biden to step down than counts on which donald trump was convicted, 34. the reason why people are asking this and we're having this robust discussion within our party we believe donald trump is dangerous. if donald trump were just -- if he were say ronald reagan or george bush or someone like that this discussion would be as robust. g6 members and several others expressed the same thing including several talking about this several -- >> sandra: democrats, when they meet behind closed doors, they come out truly believing that joe biden is the only candidate that they can put forward that can beat donald trump. >> i didn't say that. >> sandra: i will give you a chance to correct that if it's not fair. matt, first your thoughts. >> this is why i believe the democrats say how democracy is at stake. they don't believe it. their w

it's ticked up 4.1% fred. we haven't had that kind of an unemployment rate in nearly three years listen, it's still a very balanced and robust jobs market. this is historic. we've had consecutive job gains now for three-and-a-half years it's ticking up a little witnesses nothing to concern yourself with. it means that as i said, the labor market is coming into balance a little bit more. the bright side of this is when we think about inflation and interest rates, what does it mean? it means that actually for interest rates, this might give the fed chair the guy who's responsible and his board to set interest rate policy. it might mean that they lower interest rates just by a corner point, don't want you to get too excited in. remember, helps it every little bit helps, especially when we talk, right? get about mortgages people need so much help on the mortgage rates, especially on those 30-year rates have been so high. we'll see if this puts a dent in any of that. i also want to look at the actual employment pic

fred. >> and really at this event in harrisburg, there is a very lively feeling out here. it feels like a barbecue. there's mac and cheese and risk of being served already were in a union. house courtyard basically. and we see a lot of supporters behind the camera, more filing in around here. and again, it's all part of that show of force that arlette described in this crucial state of pennsylvania. and specifically this particular prevent is pitched by the campaign as more of a casual informal unscripted event, you can see behind me this is where the president is expected to speak. there are no teleprompter is up there behind me. it's all to put him in these situations to ease concern after that debate, just a few weeks ago. but first i want to describe why this location and really the larger trip here in pennsylvania is so particularly important. we're in dolphin county, right? this is where harrisburg is, and dolphin county, philadelphia, allegheny county where pittsburgh is. joe biden,

great to see you again. >> good to see you fred. thank you all right. >> coming up. >> former president donald trump, once bash bitcoin as joe was reminding us as a base it's don thin air. well, guess what? now, he is set to speak at cryptos largest annual gathering. why did he do a total one at and support the industry plus the park fire in california more than doubled in size in one day as it scorches buildings and forces thousands of people to leave their homes we're live in california tonight on the whole story, political violence has always threatened our democracy after the attempt on trump's life where does america go from here? >> the whole story with anderson cooper, political violence, america as bloody history tonight at 8:00 on cnn we are people living with a fib and over 400,000 of us have left blood thinners behind for life we've cut our stroke risk and said goodbye to her bleeding. worry with the watchman implant we may be getting older, but we we've never squeezed more out of life and we are just getting started. joi

so i think on that front we're okay. >> fred, always appreciate your time.d kemp with the atlanta council. coming up, shares of tesla are higher for the ninth straight session although they are paring gains and they're up since june 25th and that was two weeks ago and now positive yr de.eatoat a massive u-turn. we'll get a check on the other big movers next. care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. >>> welcome back. we saw the dow up almost 300 points earlier, but it is currently down 35 as we are seeing muted gains for the s&p with a four-point increase and for the nasdaq up 47 today, it continues to be a story about narrow leadership where we are seeing gains and the 10-year treasury drifting back to 427. in terms of the dow, let's take a look at boeing which is agreeing to plead guilty to the fraud charge of the fatal 737 max crashes. the u.s. prosecutors say the company violated a 2021 settlement that shielded it from prosecution. under this plea deal boeing will pay a fine of $244

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fred warner would like a quick resolution, >>>>of course, i mean, shoot. that's one of our best players, one of our leaders, you know, but we understand the business side of it. you know, this is not our first rodeo. this is a curse and a blessing to have this many great players. >>>the was on the practice field, and he looked a little bit different. >>>>we always joke about his baby bozo legs, so he builds those up. how he's looking like a like a third year veteran. you know what i'm saying he carried himself with that confidence, man. i'm a vet >>>while last season is in the rear view mirror, it is making this team hungary entering 2024. >>>>i think the energy is definitely there are lockers were pretty empty today because our first things until one o'clock, and so it's like, really me and fred warner went too and they were like all right. football coming back from like, oh, tias and then, obviously now with camp with having all the guys back, you know, just the way fred's acting george juice like these guys that have been in the league for a while, man.

trump's calling card, but for his nephew, fred trump, also the last straw.e aforementioned fred trump. >> nicolle, thanks for having me. >> i can't read -- i can't talk about anyone's kids, without starting to cry, i can't read about the things he said about your son without getting emotional. for context, he did contribute some financial support. it is a new -- the power of your book, it is a nuanced portrait, but the cruelty toward your son is so jarring. i wonder if i could ask to tell you more. >> i would like too get back to the medical fund set up for william, but i watched you last week when you read that passage, and remember the pause you took while you were reading and then you came on camera and i thought i saw your eyes and had been reddened up. and the beautiful part of that is the responses we have gotten since this book dropped yesterday has been overwhelming. people throughout the country and frankly the world have come to us and said thank you for speaking out, not just to shine a light on donald's cruelty, but to push us forward to do what

is fred. . .- basically based on the illusion that money is fred...the broad umbrella, jean-luc- broad umbrella, jean—luc melenchon, the leader, said we are ready to form a new government and real now. is government and real now. is that realistic? it is absolutely not realistic. jean—luc melenchon mention the fact that this block have 15 initiatives for the next two months and if someone wanted to join, they have to take everything or nothing. this is absolutely not realistic but here is the problem, facing right now to different scenarios. the first one is total chaos and a stalemate in the french parliament. and that is very likely, actually, which will mean we will not have a technical government and maybe a new dissolution of the national assembly led by emmanuel macron because of that would be allowed then. the second is and it would be a miracle in french political terms in tradition, which would be a rainbow coalition that would go from basically traditional left, to the centre—right. but we are very, very far from it now. centre-right. but we

fred warner would like a quick resolution. >> of course but he is one of our best players, one of our leaders. we understand the business side of it, you know, this isn't our first rodeo. it is a curse and a blessing to have as many great players. >> reporter: brock purdy was on the practice field and he looked a little different. >> we always joke , he builds this a. >> he is looking like a 30 year veteran , you know what i'm saying? he is carrying himself with that confidence. >> yeah, man, i'm about. >> last season is in the rearview mirror, but it is making this team hungry entering 2024. >> our lockers are pretty empty today because it is really just me and fred warner there, like all right, football. coming back from ota's . obviously now the camp having all the guys back, you know, just the way fred is acting, george and juice, these guys have been in the league for a while. they are back and ready, hungry. >> reporter: brandon aiyuk is officially considered a holding. he reports that the facility but still no contract extension. >>> after five days in the backcountry a 70-year

thank you fred. >> all right. let's bring into democratic strategist now to discuss biden's path forward, joe trippy and matt bennett. good to see flee. i can see you soon both of you. all right. so joe to you first, i mean, this is this is a growing tidal wave that seems very uncomfortable, not just for the president, the white house, but there you are okay. i'm like am i just talking to myself? okay. to a whole lot of people, the white house, the american people. so why do you believe president biden deserves the benefit of the doubt that he will make a decision best for country what well, first of all, i don't think anybody i think take the president as word, no one's going to force him out if he decides that to make some changes, it'll be his own decision. >> and i think it goes down to what we've been talking about a lot this morning, 248 years ago, we threw out had a king we don't pay fealty to our leader. there is no, there's no party. we're not a party that after 34 felony convictions still, no one says, y

>> fred, we're watching mexico very closely. that's where it's going to head as we go into tomorrow, but we're still dealing with a major category three hurricane, but 120 mile per hour winds. we have had tropical storm-force winds on the cayman islands all morning. we have seen gas to report it over 55 miles per hour for some of that islands, right now, we're seeing gas nearing 40 miles per hour there for georgetown. notice that conditions kind of getting better for jamaica as they look at some of that damage, we've had some weakening over the last day or so because we have a wind shear nearby that's wind energy upstairs in the atmosphere and hurricanes hated that extreme intensity has been able both to be shaved off and will continue to do so as it heads towards mexico. but we are expecting it to maintain hurricane strength as it gets towards yucatan peninsula. you're looking at rain totals of four to six inches in some spots can be up to ten inches as it makes landfall in mexico. as we go into tomorrow. so that could lead to

>> well, fred de lettuces took place just right here. we had the prime minister say that even had resigned to my boys just a few minutes ago from his office here and so he is out of a job as up tonight, but on the other hand, he could be reappointed. it's possible that that amalgam bakr on the president, who has the power to appoint the prime minister will reappoint him to bow, warning if he does that, he's going to run into all sorts of opposition from the other blocks that have emerged from those election as surprise result, which saw the far left emerge, was far, far greater number of seats. they thought the far right diminished somewhat and not living up to the kinds of expectations that yes, i'm had. and macro himself has centrist party lost 100 seats from what it had at the parliamentary dissolution. so if he was hoping to strengthen his parliamentary hand, in fact, that has not happened at all. he's lost nearly 100 seats in the parliament. so that means that france is now divided in three blocks. and, the far-left, far-right, and

he addressed this yesterday while speaking to a conservative radio show, take a listen, fred i watched tim scott on television yesterday. >> he was fierce and and great. he was great. i watched mark over the weekend on television. he was incredible jd has been. great you have a man named burgum, is a fantastic governor in north dakota and you know, it's a state that's very, very pressed, but as very successful, then he's done a good job there. you have you have some terrific people now, fred, you could hear there donald trump referencing him watching all of these contenders on television when i talked to trump's closest allies, they say that is how he has been making this decision. >> his opinion on who he thinks is best to serve alongside him really depends on who he sees best defending him. on television as well as who is in his ear lobbying these different men to be his vp now, i do just want to point out that here in butler, this is on the border of ohio. that is where senator jd vance is from. and we've also gotten some indications that some of the speaker line-up at the conventio

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-and then fred reimbursed him.] their argument was this money was not going directly to tell people, "vote for john edwards." this was going to kind of support him, the family. it was sort of, you know, um, auxiliary. from there, the details just got seedier, including the testimony that andrew young and his wife cheri had kept a very...personal type of recording of john and rielle. how did you end up with a sex tape of john edwards and rielle hunter? there was a sex tape that cheri young, andrew's wife, found in a pile of things that rielle had left behind in a house they had rented for her, and they kept it as a kind of an insurance. you did, though, at one point, consider selling it. when somebody comes up to you and says, you know, "here's millions of dollars. will you sell it?" you know, i'd be lying if i didn't say, "hmm." but did we ever seriously consider selling it? of course not. it was a crazy, juicy trial for something about finance. there's no question that i've done wrong, and i take full responsibili

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