[applause] congress and gallagher: thank you kevin, -- congressman gallagher: thank you for invitinge here today, congratulations on the publication of the 2023 military strength which is an incredible accomplishment. you should be very proud. although, i have to say that i don't know what was more depressing. watching my green bay packers lose to the new york jets who i didn't even know where a professional football team until i was there on sunday, or reading this year's military index which, for the first time in the history of the heritage index, downgraded the overall rating of the u.s. military. i thought to myself, it sure would be nice if we didn't have to spend all this money on military strength in pursuit of peace. but here is the problem. we have tried everything else. and none of it seems to work. for example, at the height of utopianism that characterized the civil war period, the senate actually attempted to outlaw war by ratifying a pack on january 15, 1929. the only no vote was wisconsin senator john blame who as the author of the 21st amendment must have understood

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"fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next! i'm greg gutfeld and i love you, america! >> trace: thank you, greg, hello, everyone and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. ♪ ♪ and breaking tonight, a juvenile suspect now in custody at riley north carolina after allegedly shooting and killing five people including an off-duty police officer. it appears the shooting happened in the neighborhood near a park. the shooting comes on the same day a florida jury who says a man who killed four people will not face the death penalty. the jury made the decision after the families of the victims pleaded for the shooter not to see another day. in moments we have can't miss reaction from the man who prosecuted the killer who executed 12 people in a colorado movie theater. pastor robert jeffords tells us what the bible says about the death penalty. plus, new york attorney letitia james made a name for herself going after former president trump and now she's on the hot seat. of republicans accusing her of leaking tax filings from the political nonprofit. we

good evening. >> hello, trace gallagher.911 calls from not only people barricaded inside their homes but from a friend of someone shot. this 29-year-old gabriel torres. [inaudible] >> he looks like he's like, 13. [inaudible] >> i looked out of my window, there's a neighbor on the ground. >> we are learning more about the 15-year-old lead shooter, from people that went to school with him and rode the bus together. describing the suspect as quiet, saying he would only socialize with his brother, a 16-year-old, who was also killed. she said her son walked outside and saw a woman bumped over after being shot. along with the police officer that was headed to work, the police identified for others between seniors old and 52 years old. this 34-year-old was a bride-to-be walking her dog. here is how the 52 year old remembers his wife. >> she was a kind person at a good person. she didn't deserve anything like this. reporter: is 49-year-old and mother of three boys, 10 years old to 14 years old, also lost her life. her husband postin

we can speak to charlotte gallagher, who's in the village for us. charlotte ?ssica gallagher arrived, and there was complete silence. people stood remembering this young woman who had travelled the world, shanghai, paris, but had come home for her dream job. the priest said she was thejewel in herfamily and left ripples of love everywhere she went, and he said there are no answers as to what happened tojessica at that petrol station on friday. later the funeral of another victim, martin magill, will take place. he was a9, a devoted son, a carerfor his elderly mum and would do anything for anyone. elderly mum and would do anything foranyone. it elderly mum and would do anything for anyone. it brings it home how small and close—knit to this community is. the simple white churches outside the pharmacy where martin went about day to pick up a prescription for his mum, and next to the primary school where the youngest victim aged five attended. this is a community facing its darkest days, people are consumed with grief and many will be attending all ten funerals for

our studio audience, dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you, america. >> trace: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in washington. >> no one -- >> trace: you heard it there, president biden caught on hot mic saying no one messes, so many words, with a biden. that is what a group of influential oil-producing nations led by saudi arabia have done, cutting barrel production per day, what thatten moos for already surging gas prices and biden administration seeks for the green agenda, live with reaction and new numbers released by the fbi revealing the u.s. murder rate is continuing a grim climb. there are holes in the numbers that could paint a darker picture. stay tuned for expert analysis. and a famous duel saw -- kill a alexander hamilton? our chad pergram has the answer. first 60 cent spike in gas prices just this week and big cut in oil production could send costs higher. team coverage with jeff in los angeles, where gas prices are over $6 a gallon. we begin with white house corres correspondent kevin corke

. >> great to see you, trace gallagher in for john roberts. we'll get to president biden's nuclear warning ahead, but top the hour with the issue at the top of voter's minds, their money, and it is a fox news alert. >> sandra: we are watching the dow at this hour, entering its final hours of trading for the day and the week, and the dow is off about 600 points, falling to its lows of the session while the president wastes no time taking a victory lap on the latest jobs report. critics say they are not focusing on the right numbers. >> trace: adding 263,000 jobs last month, unemployment rate falling slightly to 3.5%. >> sandra: both numbers were better than expectations, economyists say that does not tell the whole story. they are pointing to wages, real wages, not keeping up with inflation. >> trace: and then of course there are gas prices once again rising. the president's team says much better than a couple months ago but the numbers are well above when biden came into office and with opec set to cut oil production, americans now bracing for

earlier i asked china specialist mary gallagher at the university of michigan. what she's consolidation of power is likely to mean well, it's definitely the case that he's completely centralized power around himself. he's promoted all of his people into the policy or a standing committee. so there are no actions anymore to balance against him. it seems to indicate that he will have a lot of latitude to promote the policies that he's been discussing. and it's really unprecedented in the last 2 decades. we haven't seen the centralization of power around a single person. they also want to talk about the situation for women in china. there will be no women in the poet bureau for the 1st time in 25 years. does that mark a step back when it comes to women's rights in china? i would say it does. i think there are also a lot of other signs that we can point to that also show that women's rights and women's positions and politics are going to be on a downward trend. it's not, it isn't even just this. it's a bunch of things that have happened over the last several years.

i thank you so much for that update, as mary gallagher from the university of michigan. really appreciate your taking the time. thank you. it's got a sports now. and in the german women's bonus league, the 2 top teams went had to had unmatched a 5, baltimore coast and byron, with both teams going into the match undefeated. byron street was snapped as the wolves shout more bite. the star studded squads of volkswagen by and went head to head for the table lead in front of just over 21000 fans a new league attendance record for the hosts. both teams began to match. rather cautiously with germany sta. alexander popped the main source of few early chances . she did find the back of the net in the 21st minutes, but had straight offside and the goal was correctly ruled out. from then on it was all about volkswagen. shortly before half time the deadlock was broken. if a player got a healthy dose of luck to claim her 5th of the season. after her heavy touch, an attempt to clear the bowl from by and sat as others you ricocheted off by your into the opposition go after the break vo

congressman gallagher, next. stu: dow up 50 and nasdaq down 45. power restrictions implemented throughout ukraine today after russians continue to target the country's power plants. trey yingst in kyiv, what's the latest? >> stuart, good morning. much of ukraine is without power and russian attacks on civilian infrastructure continue. anton toast bread over open flame and one of millions of ukrainians suffering amid ongoing attacks of the infrastructure. the situation is like this, anton says, no electricity, no water, no gas. we are cold. inside the shell of his apartment, windows broken and his disabled mother huddles beneath a blanket. it's really cold now, she says. if it weren't for my son, i would freeze. a third of ukraine is without electricity according to president volodymyr zelensky. in recent days, russian forces ramped up ataxoon the country's -- attacks on the power grid and today a nothnationaleffort for curb elee went into effect and wood is becoming a precious commodity and bracing for the bitter winter i head. i have arms and leg

i am trace gallagher in los angeles. even breaking tonight less than three weeks to the midterm elections of president biden is pressed on his top domestic priorities watch now as fox new what has grows father peter bizzy tries to get to the botto of it. >> [indescernable] >> all important. unlike you, there's no one thin that crosses the board. domestic ask about one policy t multiple issues and all important. >> fox news contributor joe concha has thoughts about the president's reaction enjoins us the homelessness in california is so out of control and the left is calling it a crisis. fox new @ night investigates what's going on in the big cities including potential remedies it to the ever-growing problem. what would you say if i told yo one toilet, one sync it would cost as much as the average hom in san francisco. we thought the same thing. we called in the fox new @ nigh common sense department for tha one. plus an update to a story idea for tucker carlson tonight on the award-winning journalist missing since the fb

welcome to fox new @ night i'm chase gallagher. breaking tonight president bide in the prime interview making several headlines warning that saudi arabia will face consequences of teaming up with russia to reduce oil production. that comes to a looming recession for the us economy, president biden says it won't happen. then says okay it might happen. plus he shares his thoughts on 2024 rematch president trump. >> is one of the calculations that you think you're the only one that can be donald trump? >> i believe i can again. >> remember when ronald reagan said he did not leave the democratic party? the democratic party left him. it not one of the former presidential candidate says she is quitting. our panel is on deck to wait an on my tulsa believes the so-called awoke democratic part has become what she considers t be a quote elitist cabal of warmongers. he spent over two decades of present accused of the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend. tonight's case was made famous by the hit podcast serial is a free man. they investigate how

"fox news @ night" with dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you, america. >> trace: good evening, everyone, welcome to america as late news, "fox news @ night." trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband is now out of surgery and recovering from a fractured skull after he was assaulted. some on the left like aoc are wasting no time laming this network for the attack. and other democratic candidates are using the incident to raise money. so much for the tamping down of dangerous political rhetoric. senate majority leader chuck schumer caught on a hot mike sounding the alarm of midterm elections in the long odds facing his party. he's not alone. former white house press et cetera jen psaki isn't all that optimistic either. live reaction from steve hilton who also has a lot to say about the new self-described chief twits. that would be elon musk. plus more dismal economic data for president biden showing the cost of everyday items continues to climb. so why does the president keep saying reco

that was charlotte gallagher — so unfair.ed workers rights and better pay and conditions. unlike their full—time colleagues, these so—called forest fire crews are only employed on a temporary basis, to fight wildfires, in a year when thousands of hectares of woodland, were destroyed across spain, and throughout europe. russell trott reports. such is the strength of feeling amongst spain's part—time firefighting crews that they were determined to fan the flames and smoke of descent in the middle of the capital, madrid. the 2000 or so part—timers made the case loud and clear to demand a firefighter�*s statute to guarantee similar working rights to their full—time colleagues and recognise injuries inflicted while doing thejob. translation: we are forest. firefighters, and we wantjustice because we are a public service for society. we want our administrations to recognise us and respect us, and create a status for forest firefighters. we are here today but we're not going to stop. this fire is not going to stop until our rights r

[applause] >> thank you so, much professor gallagher.if you have questions, please make your way to the mics on either side of the room. >> you give me the signed one -- >> it seems that the explanation of abolition is, in part, a fantasy. i mean it's partly a cause but can also be exaggerated. similarly, it we are to believe that preservation of the union was a satisfactory explanation for four years of chaos and death and unspeakable suffering. so, where, now, how do we understand the cost? and why it was born, both by lincoln and by the nation? >> we'll, if we had an hour and a half i could really do justice to that. first of, all you're talking about both causation and motivation there. those are two different things. related but different. in terms of causation, if you take slavery out of the question, nothing makes sense. it is inconceivable to me that there would have been a civil war were not for issues relating to slavery. it's absolutely, there there's no way to read the documents from the time honestly and reach any other conc

. ♪ [ applause ] hello and welcome to fox news at night, i am trace gallagher in washington.reaking tonight, president biden's warning of armageddon made to donors what thought to be private is already felt in public ways around the world tonight. it is sparking words from the french president emanuel macron. we crunch the numbers of jobs and found out his claim as you may have guessed, missing the mark of it. >>> plus, if it is friday, you know we like to look at the top medium moments of the week and the mainstream moments the media is missing. >>> a father tragically killed during a visit to his son's college campus for a family weekend. what we are learning of the repeat offender and why he was back on the streets. >>> we begin with the president's private comments about vladimir putin about having real impact. kevin corke is live tonight on how the u.s. is responding. >> good evening to you, my friend. in the past week president biden actually gone from saying nobody messes with the biden, he used the f-word to sounding the alarm over as potential newton armageddon. what

thanks to nikki haley, jamie, tyrus, "fox news @ night" trace gallagher is next, i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you, america. >> hello, welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm trace gallagher in washington. >> trace: breaking tonight five weeks out from the midterm election, the white house scrambling to protect vulnerable democrats blaming big oil and vladamir putin as many motorists see prices spiking at the pump, all this as team biden sharpen attack against republicans over abortion rights. what about the fight against deadly fentanyl overdoses and seattle residents pushing back for a homeless mega-plex, why many residents and business insiders feel under siege and illegally pushing crypto-currency is getting kim kardashian. chad pergram will explain later in the show. gas prices posing big political problems for democrats while white house threatens new restrictions. kevin corke has more. >> kevin: president biden, you will recall, was quick to claim responsibility for falling gas prices after a summer of paying at the pump. many states are seeing soaring prices, the white house is sayin

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i'm trace gallagher in washington. breaking tonight, federal investigators deciding whether to charge hunter biden with various tax violations and making false statements. the question now, could this lead back to the laptop and other issues of the biden family would rather not go public. john yoo joins us live to offer his expert insight. after being jolted in saudi arabia, president biden might tip it towards authoritarian venezuela in an effort to bring down soaring gas prices. peter doocy has the latest on that and new fallout from the president's big move on marijuana possession. staggering findings out of illinois reveal just how much the land of lincoln is failing its students. "fox news @ night" investigates. former secretary of education bill bennett is into way in. 11 pro-life activists with felonies for blocking access to abortion clinics. what action has the doj taken in response to the vandalism of pro-life pregnancy centers. we'll have the answers coming up. why conservatives are accusing the doj of havin

i'm trace gallagher and los angeles.breaking tonight the white hous trying to clarify what presiden biden's top priorities are. the president said tackling inflation as his top domestic priority. but the message now from the white house is at that inflatio is only the president's top economic concern. that's because the white house is banking on the abortion issu to put democrats over the top this november. and that while the nations at strategic will reserve remains in those, we have not seen sinc 1984, the president is planning to tap those reserves once agai in an effort to bring down soaring gas prices. it is a move his critics call political. we decided to have the politica panel way and and it wouldn't d no, three weeks before the midterms that there is an effor to get a handle on the optics o the border crisis fox new @ night investigates how the whit house is turning up the pressur on local politicians. plus the world's leading superpower, that's awesome. has a quote weak military it's an alarming analysis of our

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gallagher wants to see a pause of the gas tax quote, anything less is totally unacceptable.'s doing is driving up costs care, agreeing with the western states. petroleum association argues nuisance windfall tax proposal will only make gas more expensive in the state. and now as newsom calls on several oil companies to explain why prices have gone up, green says much of the high costs could be avoided if the governor allows more drilling across california, not approving. >> permits to drill for oil, not addressing the actual source of the problem, which is supply not addressing. that is every day you do that. you're hurting californians. and this all comes as the governor is calling on oil refineries to start distributing the cheaper winter blend of gasoline. now, about one month earlier than usually allowed that the governor argues will help bring down prices reporting here outside the california state capitol eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news now to our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at the san mateo bridge on this monday night. and our meteorologist marisa rodrigu

i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. a suspect is behind bars following an attack on house speaker nanci pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. he's recovering after undergoing surgery to repair a skull fracture. the intruder who reportedly called out, quoting, where's nancy and beat pelosi repeatedly with a hammer inside of the couple's san francisco home. paul pelosi also has serious injuries to his right arm and his hand. the assault comes 11 days before the midterm elections and is being condemned on both sides of the political aisle. watch. >> i think we're looking at a time in our country where there's so much discourse that is fueled by hate and divi division, and anyone who professes to be a leader i think has to really understand that the meaning and the impact of their words and their posture on things like this. >> trace: senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said this about the attack, "horrified and disgusted about the reports that paul pelosi was assaulted in his and speaker pelosi's home last night. grateful to h

so his new name is dreamy trace gallagher. great psychologist emily compagno, joey devito, kat timpf should be great. instance ains two a's. a lot of people don't know that katie? >> katie: fox continues to to help those impacted by hurricane ian. please visit red cross.org/fox forward. all donations big and small are welcome. thank you to everybody who has already made a donation. we are on our way to almost a million raised right now. help us get over that 1 million mark. keep it going to the people in need. >> jesse: scrooge go over to say alexa donate to red cross. >> katie: get the fox forward in there. >> jesse: go ahead. >> katie: check out this incredible video blind skater from michigan. daniel broke the guinness world record for longest ride on a skateboard 22.5 inches. hopes to one day host skating workshops visually impaired. get skateboarding added to the paraolympics. >> jesse: i don't know about that. that seems really risky. >> greg: how does he do that? he was a skateboarder and lost his vision. >> jesse: "spe

mike gallagher serves on the house armed services committee and house transportation and infrastructurengressman, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> let's start with the latest tough talk and threats from vladimir putin. >> if attempts to carry out acts of terrorism on our territory continue, russia's response will be harsh and its scale will correspond to that of the threat made against the russian federation. no one should be in any doubt about that. >> how do you assess those threats? >> well, we have to take them seriously. prior to the invasion of ukraine vladimir putin telegraphed repeatedly the fact that this was his intention and the biden administration quite frankly didn't take it seriously. more to the point, relied solely on the threat of sanctions or sternly worded statements coming out of davos and that strategy failed miserably. we have to take dictators seriously, and sitting on a stockpile of more than 2,000 tactical nuclear weapons, and escalate to deescalate, they don't rule it out, but put them on mines and artillery pieces. we also have to act seriously in order t

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.hree days of national mourning after torrential rains killed at least twenty five people. officials say 52 people are also missing. the downpour caused landslides and flooding, with the city of las tejerias bearing the brunt of them, south of the capital of caracas. the bbc�*s azaday moshiri reports. this town in venezuela has seen its homes swept away and its people wading through mud as the biggest river floods people wading through mud as the biggest riverfloods in their kids have left those who survived searching for their loved ones. translation: we need help- _ loved ones. translation: - need help. please, help rescue the people because we do not know if people are buried. i have a missing brother. we need support. it is not only my pain, it is a pain of all the people who are here. about a thousand _ people who are here. about a thousand emergency - people who are here. about a thousand emergency workers | people who are here. about a . thousand emergency workers are involved in

i am trace gallagher in washington. breaking tonight, mother walked back from the white house press department following some eyebrow-raising comments from vice president kamala harris whe she seemed to suggest federal aid to hurricane victims should be distributed based on race. president biden has been hailing a reduction in gas prices so why are so many on the west coast, even the midwest, feeling new pain of the pump? "fox news @ night" investigates why some areas are actually seeing prices rise. >> i know if nancy pelosi was no longer here there would be a lot of democrats that would feel free to do exactly what they know is best: vote for a secure border and work with us to have a bill on immigration reform. >> trace: what do democrats really think about border security? we asked some of them, including dhs secretary mallorca's. bill melugin joins us. fresh reaction from jim jordan about the ongoing crisis that are seven border. taking one for the team, that's what a democratic senate candidate said about steve sc

that was charlotte gallagher there.a protest against the country's government and supreme leader. viewers saw the usual live programming interrupted without warning. images were shown of ayatollah ali khamenei with a target on his head, accompanied by captions encouraging people to join the current wave of demonstrations and pictures of women said to have been killed by police. our correspondent, anna foster, is on the iran—iraq border. they are into their fourth week, and we saw yesterday one of the most significant days so far, because geographically these protests are really spreading, and we are also seeing new demographics getting involved as well. they have been very much driven by young women like mahsa amini, the 22—year—old who died in police custody, and schools and universities have been at the forefront of the protest. but what we saw yesterday was bazaar holders closing their stores in support. a you can really see the size of these protests. i have been talking to some iranians on their way out of the coun

very good and now we have dreamy trace gallagher. >> shannon: i know.d to talk to you about the nickname, although i will give you that. >> greg: he is dreamy. shannon there are three elements to the monologue, what bothers you the most and why? >> shannon: well, i think about the fact that initially his comments were supportive of the agents. we are asking them do an insane job down there at the border so for the head boss guy to initially look like he was coming to their aid and then in the interim get an e-mail that says the photographer on this thing says that didn't happen and then to play the comments he made is really difficult to justify. >> greg: do you think he might have not known? let me put it this way. do you think that biden also knew and didn't care either? >> i don't know we have the e-mail because somebody foiaed it which is how we get answers in washington so we know it got to mayorkas so why he made those comments initially defended the agents and then saw the e-mail and then >> greg: i love how you used foya as a verb. >> shannon: o

here is some of what colby gallagher writes. supposed explanation this worrying decline is that cas armore frequently decidingdebates do not benefit their candidates. unlike theorists and analysts who -- campaign managers anfers and candidates have one goal -- win in november. if debates hurt or do not advance that overriding objective, themabe jettisoned in the same way a losing campaign slogan or policy plank would be. partisan aitudes are so calcified in america that the enduring question undergirding every debate of who has the best idea may no longer matter to voters. from the brookings institution, if you want to read that full piece. asking you as we are in the heart of debate season, do debates matter to you? (202) 748-8000 if you say yes. (202) 748-8001 if you say no. jerry on that line for those who say no in georgia, a place where there are quite a few debates happening now. go ahead. caller: yes. unfortunately, debates do matter, and sometimes they do not matter. but if the truth does not matter, we have a serious pr

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charlotte gallagher reports. on the menu in belfast, cocktail making.r champion! applause. they also spent time with a mental—health charity that helps people in the city. this is the couple's first visit to northern ireland since they received their new titles, and in the seaside town of carrickfergus, a warm welcome — despite the weather. cheering. as soon as word got out that the royal couple were coming here, crowds have been lining the street. some have been here for hours for the chance to see the new prince and princess of wales, others rushed down as soon as school had finished with their children. and you can see for yourself the reaction the couple are getting. it was great meeting them, and they were so nice as well. it was fantastic. it's expected the couple will make more visits across the uk now charles is king, and as some of the most popular members of the royal family, towns like carrickfergus are thrilled to have them. love you, william and kate! charlotte gallagher, bbc news, carrickfergus. time for a look at the weather. here's stav

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, carrickfergus.aught the award and honour and responsibility. the swedish academy to the french writer received the prize for courage and clinical activity when she uncovered the root of collective restraint of personal memory. her literary work is mainly autobiographical, drawing on personal experience of her family, class and gender. in the northern hemisphere it is autumn familiars animals and soon time to hibernate, sleeping through the winter months and waiting for spring. but in the us state of alaska it is also known as fat bear week as bears in the katmai national park gorge themselves on someone had of the winter admirers of to crown one lucky bear as the fattest of them all. voting is open until the 11th october, known as tuesday when the champion will be crowd. two articles have been cloned by a company in china last month. here is mya, the first will pop to be born, playing with her surrogate mother who was a bigger. it's a subspecies of grey wolf native to canada apps northern arctic arc

i am trace gallagher in los angeles. breaking tonight: two weeks to the midterms and there are new signs democrats are moving away from issues like abortion and instead attacking what they love to refer to as the maga crowd, saying that the mega magas will tank the economy. the political panel weighs in on president biden's claim the democrats are the fiscally responsible ones but the polls tend to disagree. plus, it seems every day records of the southern border are being shattered. bill melugin has new numbers. the cbp tried to quietly release. the common sense department will take a closer look at what's really behind the staggering new stats. and, as crime surges, the epicenter of the defund the police movement is, surprise, surprise, struggling to hire new police officers. "fox news @ night" investigates why minneapolis and many other cities are having a tough time recruiting cops. we begin with president biden shifting midterm message in his new claim that the so-called mega maga republicans will crash the economy.

i don't know if you're going to be evil trace gallagher.. good luck to you, trace. we will be watching. you're amazing. >> thank you so much for that. appreciate it. and we are, i mean, we are here to be america's late news, right? kennedy: yes. >> america's late news, and we would like everybody to join us in this journey -- kennedy: yes. you cannot believe what happens after midnight in the world. stay up for it with trace. >> and 9:00 in the west, don't forget. people are still having dinner in the west. kennedy: absolutely right. the hipsters, they're just getting started. [laughter] thanks, trace. and check him out tonight, midnight. topical storm is next, stay right here. nine in the west, nine in the west. ♪ ♪ in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. hi, i'm angela. i've lost 58 pounds with golo and i've kept it off. i suffer from autoimmune hypothyroi

charlotte gallagher, bbc news, creeslough.ead protests in the country and accusations of human rights violations and repression of women and girls. the protests began last month, after by the death in police custody of mahsa amini, a young woman who'd been detained by the morality police. hundreds of schoolgirls are said to have joined the demonstrations in recent days. the bbc is not allowed to report from iran, but our correspondent anna foster on the iran/iraq border. anna... this is one of the few places where you can actually speak to iranians as they come through this border crossing, which they are doing in small numbers. what is noticeable is how scared everybody is, about speaking out about what is happening in iran at the moment. i was at the bus station this morning, the place where people arrived by taxi before moving further into iraqi kurdistan. and they said if they spoke about what they have seen, the demonstrations, the protest, the fear they would be picked up and killed, they believe, by iranian intelligence

am joined by -- i am joined by katy gallagher.d from the treasurer and the shadow treasurer describing some of the medical conditions that the whole world is facing in terms of rising -- macro conditions that the whole world is facing in terms of economic conditions. katy: you are right to point out the global uncertainty that exists. we put together this budget in uncertain times against a backdrop of rising inflation and rising interest rates around the world. issues in china, obviously, issues in ukraine with the war and the russian invasion. if i spend an uncertain time. we find our spot was putting together the most responsible budget we could reflect those times. i think there is no shortage of spending ideas and people coming forward with ideas about what they would like, it is a responsible budget that shows spending restraint in light of the inflation challenge. i think i am forward in budget deficits and having a discussion in how we meet spending challenges against a budget in structural deficit. >> you did managed to r

whenever gallagher's post -- gallagher's include, "how the post office created american", "just the way you are", a new york times notable book, working on god, the power of place", "rapt" and "new: understanding our need for novelty and change". she's written for the atlantic monthly, rolling stone, and the new york times. her newest book, "new women in the old west", from settlers to suffragists, an untold american story, is available for purchase. if you lose the link in the chat box, it's also available on our website. you'll be able to purchase the book with a 10% discount. just make sure to use the code when checking out. please join me in welcoming to the smithsonian, winifred gallagher. >> -- >> hi winifred. >> hi kathy. thanks so much, it's wonderful to be with you. >> before i begin, i'd like to say a few words, before we begin, about mina westbye. you can see her on screen with her cousin. after homestead in north dakota. she was a norwegian immigrant who spoke no english at all when she arrived in the u.s.. but she filed her homestead claim, lived on it for five years, and t

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trace gallagher host of "fox news at night."nk you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: there's zero scientific basis for sexually mutilating children, but some guy dressed like a woman in a military uniform he did not earn, who works for joe biden, says it doesn't matter, voters should just shut up and do what the periods of time say. watch. >> it's very important to note that the fact that the appropriateness of a range of medical treatments, evaluations and treatments, of people who are transgender and transgender youth, is thoroughly grounded in medical research. we do not need state laws and actions that dictate principles of transgender medical care by us, pediatric experts. >> tucker: absolute car croon world, and the cost is destroying the lives of children. matt walsh of "daily wire" has been reported on the sexual mutilation of children at vanderbilt. vanderbilt halted the surgeries. this friday he's hosting the rally to end child mutilation. he joins us tonight. matt, thank thank you so much r coming on. so this is still

our first speaker will be professor gary gallagher. who is the john l? no, is that the way it's pronounced nau now? a professor emeritus in the history of the american civil war and director of the center for civil war history at the university of virginia. he's the author coauthor and editor of numerous civil war era works. he has served as president of the society of civil war historians and received the tom watson brown book prize from the society in 2012 for his the union war. prior to that honor his the confederate war was a finalist for the 1998 lincoln prize copies of his books including this one causes one lost and forgotten how hollywood and popular art shape what we know about the civil war. this one is there and i got this one because i hadn't read it yet, but there are several others that are available in the symposium bookstore. please help me to welcome our professor gallagher who's topic this morning? is going to be how should americans understand gettysburg in 2021 professor gallagher. thank you very much. good morning everybody. seems li

trace gallagher in los angeles. and breaking tonight.ancy pelosi's husband is now out of surgery and recovering from a fractured skull after he was assaulted. some on the left like aoc are wasting no time laming this network for the attack. and other democratic candida