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harold. >> geraldo: gorgeous afternoon celebrating geraldo rivera golf tournament.ty has raised many millions of dollars. we spend it building homes, providing education, jobs training for people with special needs. sean was there. it was fun. >> judge jeanine: oh, that's great. >> i am delighted that you are all here. i'm delighted that this event sells out year after year. shows the heart. it shows the real compassion of this group. >> geraldo: it was a lot of fun. >> judge jeanine: you know what? you are to be commended for what you have done. >> geraldo: sean is very generous. >> judge jeanine: is he a sweetheart. teacher and one of the students school for children with special education needs ran the half marathon during pittsburgh's marathon weekend. savanna barton and sophie from the watson institute in pittsburgh completed a 13.1-mile course in two hours and 45 minutes. sophie is nonverbal and needs assistance to walk. and savanna says she wanted sophie to, quote, get to experience life to the fullest and represent her amazing classmate. and that's just what

. >> geraldo: which aspect?housand additional homicides since george floyd was murdered is the reality that we gloss ov, ignore, divert our gaze, it is 3,000 extra murdered black men mostly. and really american -- though, they were not, they were killed as you know in new and you made that remark by other black men generally speaking. but i want to put aside all of the handles on the corruption in the stealing and everything else and go back to the phrase black lives matter. this is an amazingly resilient trademark despite the reality, this is a statement of pride and a statement that i think will live for generations that black lives do matter. when i saw the president say black lives matter, just get over it, i was touched. it seemed sincere, and this is something i think will outlive us all. >> judge jeanine: we are not talking about the movement, where talking about an organization. but the organization, the organization hurt the movement, that is the point. >> dana: last word to you, brian. >> brian: along

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. >> trace: let's bring in co host of "the five," geraldo rivera. i'm going to let you pick a candidate and take one. geraldo, i'll give you first. david, we have chris christie is about to jump in. you think his path begins and ends in new hampshire? >> if you're a short term rental owner, get ready, chris christie and team will be spending a lot of time there. that's his path. he wins or loses will be the beginning and end of his campaign. strategically for chris christie, he has to make sure that governor chris sununu, the governor of new hampshire doesn't get in. his fight is as much keeping sununu out as it is bringing donald trump down. >> trace: and i know he has a narrow path. geraldo, you're a fan of chris christie. mike pence will announce next week. you think he was pressured to get in sooner? >> i'm filled with admiration. i think he saved the republic. that act of courage alone merits serious consideration. he's not my favorite candidate. i admire him very much as a man though. chris christie is a pro life governor in a deep blue state

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amy: i want to bring professor geraldo cadava back into the conversation.ak to a priest in florida josÉ rodriguez who says many conservative latino voters are prioritizing antiabortion laws over immigration. if you could talk about that and whether you think that will change as this becomes more and more extreme? >> one of the things i was interested in exploring is how this law might be seen by religious -- religiously motivated latinos. i was thinking the bill would kind of pulled him in different directions because on the one hand, they have long supported immigrant rights and the idea that immigrants are neighbors and members of our community. at the same time they are increasingly kind of supporting antiabortion bills and ron desantis' other pretty radically conservative legislations. when i spoke with josÉ rodriguez, i wanted to understand how the latinos he works with see this bill. he things conservative latinos are now prioritizing antiabortion because they have gone all in on the conservative movement. he things it could have -- it could have a lo

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so we're pleased be joined by leo terrell and geraldo rivera. geraldo, what do you think? >> well, i think it was a compromise verdict. they allowed donald trump to convict himself out of his own mouth. it was the access hollywood tape i submit. that plus that lame deposition in which he confused marla maples with his -- with e. jean carroll and said that thing about it wasn't his type. it was the president's indifference to this lawsuit, his arrogance. the jury sped to the verdict because they had donald trump basically as the hardest worst witness against himself. he says he can as a star touch women whenever he wants to and then when he says that that's been the law of the jungle since a million years, it just seems to me that the president took this way too lightly. i think the attorney, joe tacopino did the best he could without a client to help him. so the jury just heard the evidence and said hey, listen, we'll do what trump admits that he's done. i don't have to go very far. it's not be big stretch. you got it. that's the case in three hours. wrap it up. the $5 mil

with that we bring in geraldo rivera. co-host of "the five." what do you make of this?he naacp is one of the most venerated and civil organizations that have been around. they fought the good fight for civil rights, this is not about that. this is a travel advisory. this is a warning to tourists to stay out of florida. i think in that regard, it really is a fear mongering publicity stunt. i find it very much to be in bad taste. what this is really about is that fight over whether or not to include the a.p., african american studies program for florida high school students. that's what this is about. it's not about instilling fear in the hearts of black tourists who come to florida by the millions, who represent a substantial portion, 16% of florida's population. many, many million there, black people and middle class black people and people of perfectly satisfied to live in the state. now here comes a tourist advisory? it's ridiculous and it is i think -- >> martha: it is ridiculous, this is from evette faulkner, the executive vice president of the florida chamber of co

geraldo, you have covered a lot of shootings like this. what do you make of what we've seen unfold so far this afternoon? >> what is extraordinary, gillian, how they use facial recognition techniques and other new developments to identify the alleged perpetrator and get the word out. he's on the lam using the hijacked car. he dumped that. he can't be that far. he hit his legs after that. so it's a question really of finding him. i've been in many of these situations including in the atlanta area. it's inevitable that law enforcement will corral him. what you hope is he's not still around and he's not going to inflict more damage. one dead, three injured already that we know of. hopefully they'll get this guy before night fall. the city might be terrorized. when you have a shelter in place orders. it's like wartime. what the hell is going on you think. it undermines people's confidence. the pillar of civilization, law and order. if you don't have the thin blue line protecting you, what the hell? so i don't know what his motive is. i assume

being the offensive, caricature-ish person that he was, or geraldo.e're gonna get into the mind of another all-american boy who came under the influence of satanism and took part in a crime without passion or motive. >> geraldo rivera takes the power of the talk show to a whole other level, trying to put people on stage who hate each other, who are gonna fight. >> in the case of the temple of set and the church of satan, we have not had any problems with criminal behavior. >> yet, when you hear story after story after story of people committing these wretched crimes, these violent crimes in the devil's name? >> the more tension there is, the more conflict there is, the more violence there is, the more the ratings go up. and the american people love to complain about it, but they also love to watch. >> geraldo rivera is back in a controversy tonight. rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. but today he found himself in a real free for all. >> i get sick and tired of seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to b

geraldo rivera is a co-host of the five. an explosive allegation.he cities are run by the mayors that are running the cities. that are elected. often reelected. lori lightfoot lost her seat but being replaced by a black american. how is this greg abbott's fault targeting him as a racist? >> that's the claim. new york city, chicago, denver, los angeles, one other, i guess eric adams is asking why not jacksonville, florida or ft. worth, texas or oklahoma city with republican mayors. isn't this using the poor immigrants shipping them to make a political statement much like they did in martha's vineyard? >> if there were coordination that would be one thing. willy-nilly or arbitrarily or at the opinion of the -- of greg abbott they're going to cities that he believes are, you know, the kind of cities where amnesty is granted illegals where they get to live their lives and dumping them in new york without any coordination. i am opposed to that. if there were coordination or some kind of way to say okay, next thursday you will be get x and so much. >> dan

phil geraldo retired c r, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest. thank you so much for sharing your insights. so as you can see, whether it's officials from government selling the arms or individual traffickers, there's a very fine line that separates the 2. but when your number one export is weapons of mass destruction, you become the raining lords of war that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the m o the just and what are some of the story coming to avoid mutual name, which alone would use is not a simple device for the blue. it going to yes. yeah. or how long you're going to stay and the new one, and then your last one you really as well people so so lose, visualize visual. she's not one of my choice. folk city when you uh, let's do a view to if it's just for us to this is about the city. what is the just a quick thing just to see what was your move you do is this it us, but we work

geraldo perdomo pops up. fantastic play. ramon loring on oh, hi, deep. we are tied.ack. 3-3 game. arizona adding kit del mar tape. the a's have dropped all eight of their home series this season 5-3. if draymond green had never punched jordan poole, with the warriors still be alive in the playoffs? dream on things so. >> none of those things happen. there was me sitting back. larry: joe mazzulla tossing his clipboard into the huddle. that tells a story. jimmy butler. look at butler. the effort on the tip and he would outscore them 46-25 in the third. jayland browned. the tough finish. hurts his finger. 22 points. heat up seven. the heat still gam road. sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what

phil geraldo retired c r, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest. thank you so much for sharing your insights. so as you can see, whether it's officials from government selling the arms or individual traffickers, there's a very fine line that separates the 2. but when your number one export is weapons of mass destruction, you become the raining lords of war that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the m o . the . the surface is an amazing work full of laughter, fun and excitement. and it's a whole lot more generations of circus artists to keep the art of life moving forward. and preserving traditions at the same time. this is one of the oldest circles in russia, the moscow circus on see have north boulevard. some of the greatest acts in the business. and some of the most impressed taking action happens right here. the hungry. this being a member of the european union, the nato since 1999

phil geraldo retired c r, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest. thank you so much for sharing your insights. so as you can see, whether it's officials from government selling the arms or individual traffickers, there is a very fine line that separates the 2. but when your number one export is weapons of mass destruction, you become the raining lords of war that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the m o the hi. i'm acceptable and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else to give it. please do have the state department c. i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching

phil geraldo retired c r, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest. thank you so much for sharing your insights. so as you can see, whether it's officials from government selling the arms or individual traffickers, there is a very fine line that separates the 2. but when your number one export is weapons of mass destruction, you become the raining lords of war. or that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the m. o. the 818. 34 prance invaded algeria and straight away the french started in, habiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires to the best land. from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited. this caused them as discontent. the people of l g area began their long term bite for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants br

geraldo perdomo pops up. fantastic play. ramon loring on oh, hi, deep.. 3-3 game. arizona adding kit del mar tape. the a's have dropped all eight of their home series this season 5-3. if draymond green had never punched jordan poole, with the warriors still be alive in the playoffs? dream on things so. >> none of those things happen. there was me sitting back. larry: joe mazzulla tossing his clipboard into the huddle. that tells a story. jimmy butler. look at butler. the effort on the tip and he would outscore them 46-25 in the third. jayland browned. the tough finish. hurts his finger. 22 points. heat up seven. the heat still gam road. road. sports on abc seven s i used to pre-rinse dishes cause my old detergent didn't actually get 'em clean. but new cascade platinum plus has me doing dishes...differently. scrub? soak? nope. i just scrape, load and i'm done. only platinum plus is bigger... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. so you can load this, and get this. i'm not the type to break the dish rules...or am i? scr

phil geraldo retired c r, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest. thank you so much for sharing your insights. so as you can see, whether it's officials from a government selling the arms or individual traffickers, there's a very fine line that separates the 2. but when your number one export is weapons of mass destruction, you become the raining lords of war. or that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the m o. the solutions may be able to turn to atrocities. another cons. united states of america is different wherever people long to be free. they will find a friend in the united states, the, to the automated about 80 volts in a very, very easy to sort of city and draw the look at what the in service of each cigarette color revolutions is. one among set full means to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the help of us. the western economic interest people be

phil geraldo retired c r, a case officer and executive director of the council for the national interest. thank you so much for sharing your insights. so as you can see, whether it's officials from government selling the arms or individual traffickers, there is a very fine line that separates the 2. but when your number one export is weapons of mass destruction, you become the raining lords of war. or that's going to do it for this week's episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the m o the what day on friday. just the collaboration class to get what is the best timing on the identify them. this is and the purpose of it fits and as it doesn't have to be complicated to community news, please know what actually school for car wasn't it for backwards. for some excitement, i certainly knew much gimme reports to me and car daughter is the standard isn't most interested in rockford called really gartner. so kind of skipped but they still to what you to said. you suggest

capitol hill on worldwide threats, among topics china, russia, iran, r artificial intelligence and geraldooving his shift in front of children. g a.i. is now in sament discussion as some of your biggest most dangerous agges adversaries, you co -- you think we would put o someone serious in charge of it, someone that can assurera in thamerica is under control.un who did we pick.e >> >> what do you want to know. >> every time i hear words artificial intelligence i think of her. kamala harris has been tapped as point person on a.i. to see if artificial intelligence is no match for her match for herho natural stupidity. how is she going to help? my sleeping with r2-d2? maybe a generous move. 5 minutes with kamala harrisur 5 minutes with kamala harrisur pull its own plug. c she met with companies. what the hell is anthropic ? it wiit is funny, according to white house meeting was to underscore this responsibility and emphasize importance ofwa driving responsible, trust worthy. with emp safeguards that mitigate risks and potential harms to individuals and ourtion society, hell a need an a.i. to

also with us, congressman, dan crenshaw, shannon bream, pete, geraldo and a busy morning on "fox andl see us jump over at the conclusion of our show. will anybody wind up in an ambulance? it is possible. we have a crazy show planned for you. todd and ashley back in a couple, you a are watching "fox and friends first." >> border patrol has been here in full force. i have been here for three days now, and i have not seen as many agents as i have tonight that are camping right down by the river. they have night vision trucks and sitting there with cameras on top that are scanning the verizon. they light the water up. they is a go back. this is dangerous. come back through a port of entry. your children are in danger. don't bring them into the water. and that sort of thing. and then if they bring them to the bank, they just say we're not letting you through. >> we are getting a firsthand look at our southern border now that title 42 it is no longer in place. texas national guard working to hold the line against a stream of desperate migrants surging into you are ocountry. >> ashley: ariz

scoreless in the first, geraldo perdomo pops up. chase peterson with no regard for his body.e almost going into the stands. big crash, fantastic. 1-0, diamondbacks in ruiz is there, but he does not have it. that's gone. he's like her did it go? razor r tied up. 4-3 diamondbacks in the ninth. another a's how different would the warriors season have been if draymond green had not punched jordan poole in training camp? they might still be playing. that is the opinion of draymond, who told stephen a smith that he really could not be a vocal leader for months following that incident. >> we are not not playing right now because we lost to the los angeles lakers. we are not playing right now because when we speak about all of the slippage we had as a team on the road not being able to come together, none of those things happened because the voice that i am, there was a ton of slippage do to me sitting back, me trying to allow the situation to play itself out and giving it time to heal, but while you are giving it all that time, guess what? larry: yeah, we know how it ended up. looks

among the topics, china, russia, iran, artificial intelligence, and also geraldo removing his shirt innt of children. a.i. is now in the same discussion as some of our biggest, most dangerous adversaries, so you think we would put someone serious in charge of it, right? someone with gravitas and a piercing bo electricity, someone who could ensure everything is under control. so who would we pick? >> what do you want to know? >> greg: it makes sense. every time i hear the words artificial intelligence, i think of her. but it's true, kamala has been tapped as the administration's point person on a.i. apparently to see if artificial intelligence is no match for her natural stupidity. by the way, how is she going to help by sleeping with r-2-d-2? >> terrible. >> greg: maybe it's a genius move to have our most innanhuman face off. it would make a rhumba pull its own plug. today she met with ceo's from major companies developing a.i. including google, microsoft, and anthropic, which raises the question, who is that? hawaii-anthropic. >> that's funny. >> greg: it is funny so shut up. accordin

president derek johnson cites the recent decision by the governor desantis on schoolwork you heard geraldo rivera talking about it. the naacp president claims it erases black history and says governor desantis has to go. >> the governor has perfected our status to gain campaign contributions. we are advising african americans and others that if you traveled to florida, beware that your life is not valued, we have the political landscape that could cause harm as we prepare for the 2024 elections. we have to care for the next election so we can get rid of him once and for all. >> you caught that, right? he said the political landscape. this is all about politics. it's a civil rights organization. they've got to work with the facts. the wall street journal editorial board calling out johnson "after all the huffing about political norms in recent years it will be fascinating to see if anyone on the left calls this claptrap out for what it really is. foxbusiness correspondent ashley webster is in florida, bring us up to speed and by the way, i was just reading this morning before you get starte

the way i treat geraldo, tarlov and harold ford jr. with so much respect.y am someone that you need to emulate. >> no, no. >> you are the guy that the parents told don't let your kid hang around with him. >> jesse: i stopped knocking mailboxes off many, many years ago. i knocked my last one off in the 90's. >> that's what you say. >> jesse: if you don't have footage, it didn't happen, rove. have a good one. >> thank you. >> jesse: well, fbi whistleblowers who testified on capitol hill today will be here exclusively on "primetime" next. ♪ my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse

let's bring in my co-host geraldo rivera.ick about the question of the two that helped penny restrain neely, how they haven't been named or charged? >> it could be they are cooperating witnesses. we don't know yet. they still might be charged. we haven't seen all the video. there is a lot more to come. the cases will revolve around whether or not it was reasonable to use deadly force to subdue mr. neely. it has become clear -- i just found out this morning reading in the "new york times" -- that neely was more notorious violent vagrant in the subway. he assault you had an elderly woman but a rap sheet as long as my arm. it will all go to the question of whether or not penny was reasonable in the use of deadly physical force to subdue neely. it will resolve around that and reminds me of a case i did back in 1985, the subway vigilante person bernard getz. he shot black young men. he was acquitted of all those assault charges and convicted only of the illegal gun. so i think that were i to bet right now, i would say this will be

. >> geraldo: favorite thing an or kid for a wrist corsage and my daughter came down.with us now. and she brought some things for her monthly. >> jesse: biden's mother has been passed away for a while. why are they asking him about mother's day? he is a guy. and this is how was your mother's day? not even father's day. come on. you have to do better than that. it didn't get better. no one asked a good question. listen to this one. >> do you think you will be able to leave for the g-7? >> that's my plan as it stands now. >> looking forward to your trip on wednesday? >> i am. i hope it -- hopefully everyone will make it. >> jesse: the g-7? are you looking forward to the g-7? who cares? what are they talking about? how do you feel? and then they ask about this election in turkey because that's what americans have been clamoring to know about the turkish elections. well, it turns out biden has no clue. >> do you have any comment on the turkish election it looks like there might be a dispute with erdogan. >> oh, is that right? i didn't get any results. >> the party are clai

here by oakland ryan noda, geraldo perdomo hits his shot that note knocks down then makes a flip betweenrtinez. covering first that qualifies as your age highlighted the game as they lose five to slip into our record setting nine and 34 after 43 games, a game seven of the stanley cup playoffs is always good sports theater. the folks in dallas charged up for that moment tonight against the seattle cracking team adjust its second year of existence. they were still scoreless in the second period when group hits the puck away and skated in on philipp grubauer. just like that one nothing dallas stars then added on in the 3rd 19 year old wyatt johnson, this time gets one past grubauer. two stars going front to nothing. they hold on for 2 to 1 win. it'll be dallas against vegas in the western conference finals. beginning friday night in las vegas sports season never truly ends. it can largely be defined as much by what you do in the offseason is what you do during the regular season. what that means right now for the warriors is evaluation time as they work to determine next season's roster. on

>> tyrus: geraldo. >> judge jeanine: no joke. >> bret: i will wait for the joke. all right, judge. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. coming up, we will talk with former attorney general william barr about the special counsel report the durham report on the trump-russia collusion allegations and that probe. we will also speak with democratic presidential candidate robert f. kennedy jr. about his primary challenge to president biden. but, breaking tonight, the white house meeting between the president and top congressional leaders wrapped up a short time ago. house speaker kevin mccarthy says the two sides are still far apart on a debt ceiling deal. the speaker added it would not be that difficult to get to a deal by the end of the week. the president is canceling part of his upcoming overseas trip. returning to the u.s. sunday after the g-7 economic meeting in japan. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has our top story live tonight from the north lawn. >> kevin mccarthy says there is a gap between the two sides in moving forward but, as the presi

they geraldo about this situation. they called the hotel they is said oh yeah we canceled yours, too. thanks for notifying us. >> brian: one of the upset winners in new york in new york this past election. here's what he said about the victory lap. >> secretary mayorkas is running around washington, d.c. the last couple days on this high saying that we have seen a dramatic drop in illegal crossings. that was a week ago we had the highest numbers that we have seen ever. so that's like running around and celebrating category 3 hurricane instead of a category 4 hurricane. it doesn't make sense. the same issues fall into new york. there were no plan. it was very easy for mayor adams during his campaign to tout the fact that new york city was a sanctuary city. we welcomed everyone with open arms until he actually had to deal with it. >> brian: they actually converted the historic roosevelt hotel which has been come manhattan on 31st street penn station. they also have converted a grammar school gym on coign island. just do

thanks to leo and geraldo and ronna mcdaniel taking us through this hour of breaking news. thanks for being with us. more to come. that is "the story" for this tuesday. story goes on. thanks for joining us. see you here tomorrow. >> neil: fox on top of two big stories. to the left of your screen in washington, the white house, the debt talks just starting. we're watching. on the right of the screen, first, our other big story, a jury finding former president donald trump guilty of sexual battery. e. jean carroll had accused mr. trump of sexually assaulting her in a chance meeting in a manhattan department store. the former president has not been convicted of any crime and doesn't face any prison time. for has the jury found him guilty of raping miss carroll but found he defamed her and sexually abused her. for that, the jury has ordered him the pay $5 million in damages. we'll take you through these two stories and indeed how they link up in a political sense a little later this hour. let's first get the latest on this e. jean carroll case. bryan llenas in new york with the

and he found about as much as geraldo rivera did in al capone's vault. >>> and we begin tonight withhe parable of the good samaritan. luke, chapter 10, versus 25 through 37, reads as follows. on one occasion an expert in the law stood up to test jesus, teacher, he asked, what must i do to inherit internal law, what is written in the law? jesus replied, how do you read it? he answered, love the lord, your god, with all your heart and with all our soul and with all your strengths and with all your mind and love your neighbor as yourself. you have answered correctly, jesus replied. do this and you will live. but he wanted to justify himself, so he asked jesus, and who is my neighbor? in reply, jesus said a man was going down from jerusalem to jericho when he was attacked by robbers. they stripped him of his clothes, beat him, and left him half dead. a prese went down the same road and he went by on the other side. so too a levite, passed by on the other side. but a samaritan, which by the way, is an air yeah in western palestine, came to where the man was and saw him, he took pity on hi

you got a couple of happy customers among the 4000 plus at the coliseum fourth pitch of the game, geraldonted to foul territory. look at this catch spectacular underhand grabbed by jace peterson, no regard for his body kind of shades of matt chapman. there. seventh inning now. three diamondbacks two on for ramon laureano, and he ties it up on that swing, three run homer for laureano, his fifth of the year . it's three all three batters later, tony kemps on second estuary ruiz muscles one to shallow center, the speedy camp . he's rounding third. dominic fletcher throws home. we've got to play at the plate. yeah kemp is out jose herrera, with the clean tag has come that close to scoring the go ahead run. instead they gave up two runs in the ninth and they lose 5 to 3. they are off tomorrow before heading to houston for three beginning on friday, and steve kerr is year and impress conference yesterday, the warriors head coach indicated they don't plan to shake things up too much in the offseason, meaning the core three steph clan draymond should be back for at least one more year. at this po

. >> geraldo: push to keep schools closed. not fair. my are teachers not vaccinated. how she is trying to rewrite history. >> pete: mountains of billions of dollars that they got for schools that were never used for covid protocol. now she is trying to tweet right here is quite long. effectively saying no, we were a part of wanting to open the schools. >> brian: which is not true. >> pete: which is not true if you pull a tweet from june of 2020. it points out she actually denounced the two names that are here. it was trump. that's deboss and desantis. denounced devos and desantis for opening too soon. fighting against ited from the beginning wanting to keep the schools closed. >> brian: he writes new york scientists attend school two and a half days a week six and a half fee of we know folly in spring while a.o.c. was crowded maskless clubs specifically miami in horrible place called florida. ran did i, if you cannot acknowledge any problems how we open schools and fail to you lose all credibility. >> pete: i'm not a desantis fan but facts are the facts. by every sing

marie christine tabe reveals the striking friendship between minister of the interior geraldo darmaninther spicy profession valery , although her name is not very well known, she is, however , the former patroness of one of the most famous places of love in france, leshanbel is a high class swingers club. valery evo was a friend of the geraldarman of the current minister of the interior. we are talking about a giraffe, dedermania, who was accused of rape and against whom he has filed a case twice. we know from your book that he is friendly patroness of the swinger. the club hesitated to evaluate him in this or not, what does this say about him. we wanted to talk, because this is only a symbolic place of power. this is a swinger club. where people often go in politics, we talk about fat alde darmonia or shanda, because the hostess allowed herself to be asked to resume the work of her institution after covid, calling gerald harmonin's girlfriend, she called his office in 2021 at the moment when she was accused of rape, the former girl, on call, she was twice denied initiation of proceedi

give me the geraldo -- the morality. it is a serious issue no one is talking about.ill: good morning to both of you. i missed bible study this morning so that was a great reminder. it is a moral to have a debt and deficit that are not controlled -- immoral to have a debt and deficits are not controlled. we are running a deficit of over $1 trillion. you could argue that is not moral because it is substantially larger than one we have had in the past, and does not show the discipline we need to go back to a balanced budget. tom: there is a photograph of you and bush the first in your youth. that is when we had commissions of greenspan and social security that actually got something done. i am in disbelief that simpson bowles went down in flames. by can't we go -- be like any democracy and get a new commission to do something about our debt and deficit? rep. hill: you are right. i support the idea. i thought that was one of the most effective things in the first term of president reagan. he also put social security on a stable ground by the greenspan condition which had

sergeant geraldo morales. deputy sheriff michael weanie. detective sergeant janelle visier. officer fernando urial areos. officer diane gonzalez. corrections officer mark a. logan. officer brian r. shields. deputy sheriff brian dennis moore. chief michael e. german. deputy sheriff sheriff joseph robert donoko. captain jeffrey allen pierce. investigator steven ray fin lee. -- finley. deputy sheriff terence nicolas bateman. sergeant malik z. majesu. corrections officer melissa m. france. detective james m. ward. corporal ernest m. robinson. officer ramiro ray perez. sergeant kenneth j. thurman sr. officer daniel j. sanchez. chief ron rife. officer coreal torres jones. officer tyler linehan. school resource officer johnny patterson. detective jason rivera. special agent anthony solace. lieutenant kevin founders. deputy jailer gregory l. mean. corporal charles galloway. sergeant ramon gutierrez. detective wilbur d.mora. officer christopher wayne berry. deputy sheriff john l.granpanic. school resource officer hurley. master trooper vincent arnold mullins. deputy sheriff noah rain

it's the same thing that geraldo said that basically the jury had no choice given the evidence, given donald trump's admissions. given the fact he didn't show up in court. given the fact that his deposition, mika, that you looked at, you saw the whole deposition, that he just -- by the time you're done with that deposition it's evident how the jury is going to go because he admitted -- yes, trump said he sexually assaulted women because he was a star and then he said in the deposition, yes, they -- you know, it's -- maybe that's a good thing. so again, this -- anybody else we talk about anybody else, anybody else would have been found liable for sexual assault here. not a surprise. what's a surprise, though, is republicans and especially, evangelicals are in with the guy who said he wanted to terminate the constitution, in with the guy who tried to overthrow the results of an election, in for a guy who sat and stared for hours at the television set taking great joy in cops getting the hell beaten out of them in a january 6th riot, calling them patriots and a guy who's found guilty or