finally, the western viewer, apparently, is appealed to by the counting rhyme of freddy krueger from alice's dreams, with the constant recognizable blows of a tennis ball. opl, our viewer still has not made the nightmare on elm street series their own bible, as happened with the harry potter series, and i will even explain why. a nightmare on elm street, after all. went back to immediate american realities, and the appearance of freddy krueger in the nightmares of small children, said the following: if mom dad in the sixties, seventies years were thrown, moved by various drugs, then sooner or later they will receive retribution in the form of nightmares of their own children, in the dreams of their genetically spoiled children freddy krueger will come and cut their fingers with scissors. it is clear that whole generations of the usa went through a drug frenzy, and this picture hit them, grabbed them by the quick, hit their nerves, which, of course, did not happen to us, for us it was an ordinary horror film, therefore the generation that remembers who freddy krueger is, what a nightm

freddie wasn't there.ught the real shooter or his accomplices would kill me if i called him the police. i'm still afraid of that, but freddie wasn't there. often in the states, people were sentenced to death even in the absence of serious, irrefutable physical evidence. the death penalty on based on the clean. in the state of missouri, marcellus williams was executed on this day, convicted of murdering a journalist. williams himself claimed his innocence, as did the family of the murdered victim. the guardian reports that no evidence was found linking williams to the murder weapon or the crime scene, and since local prosecutors declined to convict him, the victim's family and several jurors also said they opposed his execution. the interests of justice were not served, i say, as a former prosecutor, the goal of our work is not sentencing, but justice, and even a 73-page report was published in which district attorneys and defense attorneys agree that there is insufficient evidence that williams is a murder

freddie flintoff suffered _ drome in december 2022.toff suffered very serious, - drome in december 2022. freddie flintoff suffered very serious, life | flintoff suffered very serious, life changing facial injuries. he has talked briefly about the psychological impact of those injuries in his new series field of dreams, currently being broadcast at the moment. but none of the three presenters have talked in any detail about the accident itself until now. chris harris, motoring journalist and presenter, talking to thejoe rogan podcast, has talked about the accident, how the three wheeler flipped over. he says that freddie flintoff was not wearing a crash helmet at the time. he says he felt helmet at the time. he says he felt he could have died in that accident. but he also says that he warned the bbc about safety three months before. he said, i went to them, i went to the bbc and told them my concerns of what i have seen by the most experienced driver on the show by a mile. i said, most experienced driver on the show bya mile. isaid, if

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andam lambert likes them, probably the most, it seems to me that after all, he is also similar to freddy moments, but still, no matter how much i sympathize with this guy, but from my point of view, that freddie mercury can't be replaced anyway, although with on the other hand, no one here is probably trying to replace anyone, it's always a losing move when you want some outstanding personality, just... copy, adam lambert doesn't do that from my point of view, he remains himself, but still after all, mercury was so bright, both in terms of vocals, and in behavior, and in his personality, in terms of charisma, well, it just seems to me that almost everyone, if i was any person, no matter who they chose, no matter how talented the guy was not chosen, or the girl, anyway, this will be, you know, constant comments, something is missing, but... everyone has their own opinion, let's also compare the same song, how it is sung by two vocalists. b you think you are going to get a love but that you when you gonna, it took me for everything that i had and kick me out of my own, having satisfied how

with this guy, but from my point of view, freddie mercury cannot be replaced, although on the otherd, no one here, for sure, that is not trying to replace anyone, it is always a losing move when you want to copy some outstanding personality. adam lambert doesn't do that, from my point of view, he remains himself, but still mercury was not... so bright, both in terms of vocals, and in behavior, and in his by personality, by charisma, well, simply, well , it seems to me that almost everyone, well, if, a person, anyone, no matter who they choose, no matter how talented a guy they choose, or a girl, it will still be, you know, constant comments , something is missing, but everyone has their own opinion, let's also compare the same song as sung by two vocalists. and about the super-influential mega-influential, just catastrophically influential, cosmically influential stars of show business, of course taylor swift, her post after the debate, the american debate pre-election, honest. just all over the media, because taylor swift endorsed kamala haris, it was totally predictable on the one

band queen, and i was immediately skeptical about this, because i am a big fan of both queen and freddiecury, but he was replaced, in my opinion, by a fairly worthy candidate, called adam lambert, now we can look at him, at least... what he looks like, he's enough in his image, he looks like freddie mercury, but at least he also has a little bit of that eccentricity in the way he dresses, and he's really very interesting vocals, he was once a participant in his youth, it seems that he won this american or voice, this talent talent show is some american so popular enough, and the members of queen, in an interview, said that they were looking for a replacement for a very, very long time, and freddie's replacement mercury, i there were different replacements at different points, but they didn't really suit them one way or another, neither did the fans, and here andam lambert suits them, probably the most, i think that after all he is also similar to freddie in many moments, but that's all - no matter how much i sympathize with this guy, but from my... point of view, freddie mercury cannot b

i was skeptical at first because i'm a big fan of both queen and freddie mercury, but he's been replaced i think is a decent enough candidate, his name is adam lambert, now we can look at him, at least that's what he is looks, he is enough in his image, he looks like freddie mercury, but at least he has some too. such a little bit a little bit of such eccentricity in the style of his clothes, and he really has a very interesting voice, he was once a participant in his youth, it seems that he won this american or the voice, this talent talent show is some american, so popular enough, and the members of the queen they also said in the interview that they were looking for a replacement for a very, very long time, and the replacement for freddie mercury was different. replacements at various points, but they are or else they didn't really like it, the fans didn't either, and adam lambert likes them, probably the most, it seems to me that after all, he is also similar to freddy in many moments, but still, no matter how much i sympathize to this guy, but from my point of view, that freddie mer

i did it because i big fan, both queen and freddie mercury, but he's been replaced by what i think is a decent enough candidate, his name is adam lambert, we can look at him now, at least that's what he looks like, he's good enough in his image, he similar to freddie mercury, but at least he also has this kind of eccentricity in his clothing style, and he is really very interesting. calvin used to be a contestant when he was young, seems to have won this american voice, this is a great talent the show, some american, so popular enough, and the queen members also said in interviews that they were looking for a replacement for freddie mercury for a very, very long time and there were different replacements at different points, but they somehow did not suit them very well, the fans too , and andam lambert arranged them. probably most of all, it seems to me that after all, he is also similar to freddie in many moments, but still, no matter how much i sympathize with this guy, but from my point of view, that freddie mercury cannot be replaced anyway you can, although on the other hand here

i was immediately skeptical of this because i'm a big fan of both queen and freddie mercury, but he's been replaced by what i think is a fairly… worthy candidate, his name is adam lambert, we can look at him now, at least that's what he looks like, he's enough in his image, he's like freddie mercury, but at least he also has a little bit of that eccentricity in his clothing style, and he's really very interesting vocals, he was once a participant in his youth, seems to have won this american or voice. this is a talent talent show, some kind of american one, so popular enough, and the queen members also said in an interview that they were looking for a replacement for a very, very long time, and the replacement was freddie mercury, and there were different replacements at different points, but they somehow didn't really like it, the fans didn't like it either, and andam lambert likes them, probably the most, it seems to me that after all, he also looks like freddy in many moments, but still... still, how i would not be sympathetic to this guy, but from my point of view, you can't repla

. >> how wild does this place go when they realize freddie off in atlanta, the falcons mascot freddiee go when they realize freddie is in the rafters and the show is about to start. >> almost as if the team is running out. hey, look, here comes freddie. >> reporter: with all eyes trained on freddie high above, you can't help but notice the one-of-a-kind engineered roof. >> it is an engineering feat. >> it is. it's one-of-a-kind. >> what makes this so special? >> there is many other movable roofs on stadiums and other venues. this is one-of-a-kind that opens in the form of a camera lens. it's called the oculus. >> reporter: inspired by the roman pantheon with a steel twist. each weighing more than a million pounds. the same as a boeing 747. >> when you have got a stadium this big and beautiful, a fun way to show it off, and the magnitude of it would seem to be to jump from the top of it. >> yes, it is pretty amazing. about 309 feet to the top of the roof to see a human flying through that for, you know, a good minute or two really puts it in perspective. >> reporter: when in atlanta, i

freddie flintoff was the charismatic star of top gear. until a life—changing accident.aled in his current field of dreams programme. i've got to look on the positive. i've got another chance, i've got to go at it. i'm seeing that is how it is. this was an accident that has permanently affected him. i suffer from anxiety. i have nightmares, flashbacks. 191 mph... but none of the presenters have talked about what happened — until now. his co—presenter, chris harris, here on the left, has described the accident at dunsfold aerodrome, saying that, without a crash helmet, freddie overturned on a three—wheeled car. he also told thejoe rogan podcast that he long had safety concerns. i went to them, i went to the bbc and i told them of my concerns, from what i had seen, as the most experienced on the show by a mile. i said, if we carry on, at the very least we are going to have a serious injury and at the very worst we are going to have a fatality. the bbc says an independent inquiry concluded the show had followed both bbc and industry best practices, but also that lessons cou

can look at him, at least that's what he looks like, he's good enough in his image, he looks like freddiecury, at least he's got also such a little bit of such eccentricity in the style of his clothes, etc he really has a very interesting voice, he used to be... a contestant, it seems, this american one won, or the voice, this talent, the talent show, some american, so popular enough, and the queen participants also said in interviews that they 've been looking for a replacement for a very, very long time, and a replacement for freddie melkori, and there have been different replacements at different times, but they didn't really suit them one way or another, neither did the fans, and andam lambert suits them, probably the most, i think after all, he... is also similar to freddy in many moments, but still, how i don't like this guy, but from my point of view, you can't replace freddie mercury, although on the other hand , no one here, for sure, is not trying to replace anyone, it's always a losing move when you want some great personality, just copy it. adam lambert doesn't do that, from m

from safe and sound practices and get back to the pre-financial crisis bad ways of fannie and freddie. >> you're referring to the advent of this proposal for a home equity product? >> yes. >> i'm curious if you think the private credit markets are going to be impacted by the advent of new products? >> it truly was. if you have government agency competing with you you would usually lose. private sector decisions and public sector decisions with the money don't have the same level of resiliency. i do think it's problematic area and i also think it's highly risky for fannie and freddie to get into these offerings being in a first loss position is greatly different than being in a second or third loss position and most products are in a second loss position. they are putting themselves they're using taxpayer dollars in its first loss position which is not its place. >> it does almost seem i can to a sweeping socialization of a huge swath of the housing market which has all sorts of implications. >> it is the further of the housing market. the fact we have the largest set of assets in amer

freddie has been so dignified about what happened. i've worked with freddie flintoff.te gentleman and following this devastating accident, quite typically an in character, he made no fuss . but don't be made no fuss. but don't be fooled. to give you a sense of how bad the accident was, it's been reported that the bbc paid flintoff compensation of £9 million, and guess who's paying that bill? you and me. obviously now , chris harris isn't the only now, chris harris isn't the only one who has flagged up the dangers that these bbc stars have faced . here's what another have faced. here's what another former top gear presenter, rory reid, said to times radio earlier today based on my experience, if you ask me whether putting, someone without that level of driving experience in, in, in those situations and whether it would end well , i whether it would end well, i know i don't . wow. now this is know i don't. wow. now this is the bbc we're talking about, not some daredevil on tiktok chasing clicks with dangerous stunts. this is our national state broadcaster with an almost

i think it's problematic i also think it's highly risky fannie and freddie to get into the offerings most of the products are in second loss position. in the first loss position it's not in place. >> it does seem akin to sweeping socialization of swath of the housing market which has all sorts of implications. >> of the further socialization of the housing market. any more than that will be a great risk to the taxpayer. >> if you describe next year's you have all the ramp up of the biden large-scale vending programs. the first 18 months in office. much of that expires. the healthcare stuff, some of the provisions that biden put in place our tax policy. tax code. those expire at the end of 25. we also have the individual rate all business rates. the third tax system in the united states corporate rate the small business rate and the personal income rates. and the personal rates expire you have a confluence of a fiscal clef unlike anything we've seen. in american history. the dollar amount is going to be extraordinary. the first thing congress has to do is separate the two issues. you

freddie flintoff was the charismatic star of top gear. until a life—changing accident.of which was revealed in his current field of dreams programme. i've got to look on the positive. i've got another chance, i've got to go at it. i'm seeing that is how it is. this was an accident that has permanently affected him. i suffer from anxiety. i have nightmares, flashbacks. 191 mph... but none of the presenters have talked about what happened — until now. his co—presenter, chris harris, here on the left, has described the accident at dunsfold aerodrome, saying that, without a crash helmet, freddie overturned on a three—wheeled car. he also told thejoe rogan podcast that he long had safety concerns. i went to them, i went to the bbc and i told them of my concerns, from what i had seen, as the most experienced on the show by a mile. i said, if we carry on, at the very least we are going to have a serious injury and at the very worst we are going to have a fatality. the bbc says an independent inquiry concluded the show had followed both bbc and industry best practices, but also

well, he described the accident, he talked about the three—wheeler that freddie flintoff was driving,n his neck. it could have killed him. but also, he says, that he warned the bbc about safety some three months beforehand. he said he was concerned, and he said, "i went to bbc and told them of my concerns from what i'd seen as the most experienced driver on the show by a mile." i said, "if we carry on, at the very least, we're going to have a serious injury. at the very worst, we're going to have a fatality." now the bbc says it's not commenting specifically on the interview, but it said there was an independent investigation into top gear's safety. it said that...concluded that top gear had followed both the bbc and industry best practices, but added there were lessons certainly to be learnt. the hsc also looked at it and said they weren't going to investigate any further. and also there was a second independent investigation. that, of course, has not ever been made public. top gear itself, of course, is off air, remains off air. i think the phrase used, "it is a format that is curre

democratic america today is such, but even this choice was deprived of the suspect in the murder of freddy owens, his lawyer chose for him, owens was executed with a drug to euthanize animals, sometimes it seems that animals in the us have more rights than people. this execution in the state of south carolina was carried out for the first time in the last 13 years, because the county faced a problem with the supply of injection drugs. it turns out that american pharmaceutical companies were ashamed of the fact of selling drugs to the authorities, so for 13 years people were shot, but the situation was corrected by an order allowing suppliers of drugs to be kept secret, the state now has a choice for death. the french industry also does not want to draw attention to this, there were a number of cases where paramedicine was poor quality, people suffered for a long time, convulsions, more deaths, and this of course should be grounds for overturning the sentence, well, as a rule, no. such convicts suffered for a long time. in one week, verdicts were handed down in the us for as many as five de

after appeals came up short, 46-year-old freddie owens making a last-minute plea for clemency this week. his lawyers securing a sworn affidavit from a man who provided key testimony against owens but who now says he lied and owens did not kill irene graves, a mother of three who was shot in the head during a robbery of a speedway in 1997. steven golden, 18 at the time of that shooting, now says he was high on drugs when police initially questioned him and prosecutors offered him a deal to flip on owens adding, quote, i was scared that i would get the death penalty if i didn't make a statement. >> it's remarkable the two days before a scheduled execution to have someone come forward as steven golden did. he did not want to see an innocent man die for something that he didn't do. candidly, none of us should. >> reporter: yet the state supreme court rejected those arguments from owens' defense team finding that newly recanted testimony from golden insufficient without knowing more about how and why he signed it now. the high court also pointing to other evidence of owens' guilt including h

the high court declining to block the execution of freddie owens. now he still has an opportunity with this pending petition before the governor of south carolina, he was set to be executed at 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight so we await word all while the victims' family is stilling waiting for closure here. he said he was innocent. after years of appeals came up short, 46-year-old freddie owens making a last-minute plea for clemency this week. his lawyer securing a sworn affidavit from a man who provided key testimony against owens but who now says he lied, and owens didn't kill irene graves, a mother of three who was shot in the head during a robbery of a speedway in 1987. steven golden, 18 at the time of that shooting, now says he was high on drugs when police initially questioned him and prosecutors offered him a deal to flip on owens adding, quote, i was scared that i would get the death penalty if i didn't make a statement. >> it's remarkable the two days before a scheduled execution to have someone come forward as steven golden did. he did not want

. >> seth: freddie, is it true you invented a new hat? did invent a new hat. >> seth: okay. >> fred: it's a hat made of allergy medicine. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] >> fred: so you know, allergy season, you know, whenever it comes around, you've got to go to the drug store and get all these pills and stuff. so i was just like, "what about if it was -- you know, if your hat was made of allergy medicine?" whatever it is you take for seasonal allergies. you know, sneezing. wheezing. coughing. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> fred: runny nose. >> seth: those are -- those are all the symptoms. >> fred: yeah, just the itchiness. so it looks a little bit like a cowboy hat. >> seth: okay, what do you mean, a little bit? >> fred: a little bit. so it's the shape of a cowboy hat but much smaller. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> fred: just to -- to fit all the pills and everything on it. and the pills -- so the technology is such that all you have to do is like, take one of the pills, and you know, take it and your allergies go away. >> set

the place was packed, all our own, a brown nine, there wasn't such a thing, more on fridays. what freddy krueger, okay, thanks, go ahead, oh, there is, oh, normal booze, that's another matter, just a deal, let's have a little, come on, yeah, come eat open up , come on, be careful, i won't drink, i can't see well, so where was the car parked, yeah, well, that's how it was, carefully, carefully and they got out of there? it was about 11, i was just heading downtown, i thought i'd rustle there, they rustled, you can rustle here with this crisis, expensive gasoline, greedy customers, shit on the road, yeah, yeah, we'll get through, you'll get through, where, who knows where , we'll get through somewhere, that's for sure, okay, thank you, all the best, may you be well , oh, andryukha, oh, andrey, look, so what, there are a lot of men in black hats in st. petersburg, although you never know, look, i bought a cake for conspiracy, listen, i have intuition, i feel them with my gut, it says, guys, what are you doing, what's going on, calm down, the homicide department, we are moving a particularly

his father told the boys to be killers, but freddie was never a killer.wasn't hyper-aggressive, he wasn't hyper-competitive. >> my grandfather treated him so poorly, with such little respect, and made his life miserable. donald was able to watch what my grandfather considered the mistakes that my dad made. he took that lesson to heart, and became the killer, the tough guy, the person who would do anything in his power to be the winner. could never be wrong, could never admit a mistake, and avoided being kind, because all of those things in my grandfather's universe spoke to an unforgivable weakness. and my grandfather finally started to see in him the son he wanted. >> narrator: donald would become the winner, assuming freddie's place next to his father. ♪ ♪ >> the older sister, mary ann, told me that donald was like a wind, a hot wind at fred jr.'s back. he didn't quite throw him under the bus, to mix metaphors, but he was certainly right behind him. donald was standing right there and ready to take over. >> do you think you have to have a killer instinc

it's fun. >> seth: i guess if you start at freddy krueger, it's progress to just -- >> freddy kruegeren i have a question. >> please. >> seth: be honest. i went to the emmys last night. and i don't take a big swing like you, but what do you think? >> you look pretty amazing. >> seth: oh, that's very kind. [ cheers and applause ] i feel like i -- >> it's very black and white. >> seth: it is very black and white. it is like i -- when i dress that way, it reminds me of my family. >> can we talk about how fit you are though? >> seth: thank you. i would mostly like the rest of this to be that. >> okay. [ laughter ] done. >> seth: keeping it tight. >> say less, baby. >> seth: wait, i've got a big question for you. >> okay. >> seth: because, again, you are in a franchise like this. this is the only thing i'd want to know when i take on a role like megatron. do you get your own toy? >> i think that they're waiting to see how i do on this press before i get my toys. >> seth: gotcha. [ light laughter ] they're like keeping it as a carrot. >> yeah, let's see if he really wants this megatron, how

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freddie flintoff. is that why you bowl such a good yorkers? how he played, he bowled 90 miles an hour. i do spin. the way he went about the game inspired me to play the game of cricket. does it feel now there is a slight changing of the guard moment? yes, it is definitely something that we spoke about, potentially hoping to play for england together and we are really lucky to have mo and woakes in the dressing room who have been there and done it. having them in the dressing room at warwickshire has been brilliant, just until of them as much as we possibly can. the way those two guys go about it, they are model pros, someone like woakes, you watch how he goes about, in terms of looking after his physical stuff, skills, all that stuff, and then mo, if you chat to him for ten minutes about anything. at some point in that conversation there will be some nugget— conversation there will be some nugget of— conversation there will be some nugget of gold that some game he played in, some nugget of information, he did this. just chatting to them and th

i'm anderson with jones now j l l capital market we provided the permit wells to freddie manny, moe, and jack affordable housing group and they have a long established relationship with freddie mac and who understood the financing needs and worked with us to deliver a long-term mortgage this is a 17 year mortgage and where j l practice is a core business of our firm we have stand with bridge housing and it's partners on the long terms success of this place. your community investment is transformal. and congratulations and at this time i have the pleasure of introducing anna cco of mission neighborhood health center. (clapping). >> hello, good afternoon everybody um, gm. >> um, mission neighborhood health center was established in the 1960 as part affordable housing of a nationwide movement focusing think healthcare to the community and we are aligned with over 15 hundred community health centers across the country and in 2023 community health center provided healthcare services to over 32 million people across the united states. as one in 10 people in the united states. mission healt

freddie flintoff for me. is that why you are so good? i do absolutely nothing like how he played.he went about it and the way he was away from the game is exactly what inspired me to play the game of cricket. does it feel now a slight changing of the guard moment? it's definitely something, we spoke about potentially hopefully playing for england together. we are lucky to have them in our dressing room. they have been there and done it. it's been brilliant. just trying to learn from them as much as we possibly can. the way those two guys go about it, obviously the way they train and stuff, how woakes goes about it in terms of looking after his physical stuff, skills all that kind of stuff, and you chat to mo about anything, at some point in that conversation, in terms of some game he played in, a situation... and when you chat with them and see how they go about it, you pick up a few things. great britain have failed to reach the davis cup final. they had to win all three of their matches in the tie against canada in manchester, but they fell at the first hurdle. dan evans unable

i'm anderson with jones now j l l capital market we prod the permit wells to freddie manny, moe, and jack affordable housing group and they have a long established relationship with freddie mac and who understood the financing needs and worked with us to deliver a long-term mortgage this is a 17 year mortgage and where j l practice is a core business of our firm we have stand with bridge housing and it's partners on the long terms success of this place. your community investment is transformal. and congratulations and at this time i have the pleasure of introducing anna cco of mission neighborhood health center. (clapping). >> hello, good afternoon everybody um, gm. >> um, mission neighborhood health center was established in the 1960 as part affordable housing of a nationwide movement focusing think healthcare to the community and we are aligned with over 15 hundred community health centers across the country and in 2023 community health center provided healthcare services to over 32 million people across the united states. as one in 10 people in the united states. mission health ce

that is an issue that for example the regulator for fannie mae and freddie mac has looked at. how to do credit scoring. and i personally believe that if someone has been paying their rent on time for a significant period of years, that should definitely be counted toward as a positive in your credit score. if you are paying utility bills and the rent on time and doing other things on time, that definitely should be a factor in demonstrating your credit worthiness. that is my personal opinion. host: alex in mountain view, california. independent. good morning. caller: i have a quick comment and then question. the comment is simply in all of the discussions of the housing problems i have never heard of anyone talking about the impact of illegal immigration on the price of housing. over the past decades the cumulative number of people here illegally is approximately 60 million. here's my question. what is the impact of their presence on the price of housing and vacancies? if they simply did not exist or return to their homelands, what would be the decline in pricing and increase

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. >>> south carolina executed inmate freddie owens last night, marking the state's first execution insters gathered at a fence outside the corrections facility. 46-year-old owens was convicted in the 1997 killing of a convenience store clerk. >>> shoplifting is on the rise across the country, and more and more businesses are taking tougher measures to deter thieves. cbs's ee lise preston is in los angeles and reports at least one store is going to the extreme. >> reporter: nancy, the rippling impact of crime is changing how customers shop here, but this store is one of thousands across the country strained by a growing problem. locked up and off limits. paper goods and potato chips now joining big-ticket items behind plexiglass at this los angeles area rite aid. >> i was like why is it locked up like that? >> reporter: the common drugstore taking a dramatic step to combat shoplifting. nearly everything in the store is restricted, so anyone looking to purchase items must call an employee to open up a case. >> it is sad that things are this way now. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs ne

according to freddie mac, this will be worse than the 2008 mortgage meltdown. >> wow. it seems like taxpayers are going to be asked at some point, but i take your point. i want to move to our next topic, border security and immigration. senator cassidy, you have the first three minutes. >> could use to be bipartisan to control illegal immigration. the biden administration has proven that which most americans believe in. open borders do not work. when president biden took office we had the lowest rate of illegal immigration in the previous 50 years. upon taking office he immediately ascended the remaining mexico policy, he reinstated so-called catch and release, encouraging one of the worst rates of illegal immigration in our history. but that is not just illegal immigration. when i went to the border, the border patrol said the cartels will rush a bunch of people here and they smuggle drugs over there. the efficiency of this operation is that 107 million americans died of drug overdose last year. but it is not just trafficking drugs. homeland security just made a press

the famous bohemian rhapsody by freddie mercury was named the best rock comp. century.cal genre? why is rhapsody so attractive to composers of different eras and styles. we will try to follow its path from ancient times to the present day. the greek word rhabsody is derived from the word rapsot. this is what the inhabitants of ilad called a wandering singer-storyteller who performed improvisational melodic recitations, accompanying himself on... the art of rhapsodists was remembered by poets and musicians of the romantic era. interest in folklore, free from strict classical forms, led composers to the desire to create their own music, which, according to content would be based on the national folk tradition, while being improvisational in form. such genres as impromptu, fantasy, ballad and rhabsody provided every reason for creative freedom. in 1786, the german composer and writer christian friedrich daniel schubart published his collection of plays, which he gave the original name musical. psovia. the new genre was also addressed at the beginning of the 19th century by

protesters gathered yesterday, hours before death row inmate freddie owens died by lethal injection. owens was sentenced to death in 1999 for killing a convenience store clerk during a robbery greenville, south carolina. >> the u.s. supreme court denied a stay of execution, and the state's governor chosen not to grant owens clemency. >> the fda just approved the first flu vaccine for at-home us flumist is a nasal spray manufactured by astrazeneca and would normally be administered at a doctor's office. >> will now adults can order the vaccine from an online pharmacy and give it to themselves at home. however, it will still require a prescription and won't be available until next year. danny nearly a week after the second assassination attempt on former president donald trump, the secret service's is meeting failures that led to the first one. acting director ronald rowe admitted a shocking breach of protocol before trump was shot at a rally in butler, pennsylvania back on july 13, he spoke to reporters yesterday. >> some members of the advanced team were very diligent there was compl