gillian. >> gillian: thank you, mike.ator ted cruz releasing a graphic video from the southern border. he's blasting the biden administration border policy and highlighting what he is calling a narco slave trade. listen. because these children come in and death to vicious cartels, thousands and thousands of dollars. in the boys worked for the gang in every city in america. in the teenage girls experience a worse than that. with far too many of the humans trapped in the sex trade. >> gillian: a record 1.7 million border crossings recorded in 2021, and that number expected to be surpassed this year. meanwhile u.s. custom importers agencies more than 9,000 pounds of heroin committee 9 pounds of meth and 329,000 fentanyl pills all stuffed inside a gas tank in a car over the weekend. this comes as the senate health committee will the biden administration about their response to the fentanyl crisis. it has killed tens of thousands of americans in the past year. >> i've been pressing president biden on this the same weight i the

gillian? >> gillian: sounds like a good deal.l stick. >> there's always hope. >> gillian: thanks. that does it for us "the story" on july 18. "the story" goes on. i'm gillian turner in washington. see you tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. >> if congress won't cut the check? is president biden checking out? a plan for more spending on his own. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." three out of four americans are feeling the inflation measure. edward lawrence has more. >> the president has no public

gillian. gillian: claudia cowan, thank you so much.ore on this and from all the fallout to end of the supreme court's term let's bring in political panel, matthew, health and human services and david, former new york state senator, gentlemen, happy fourth to you both. thanks for joining me. matt, i will come to you first, remain in mexico we all know was a trump administration policy, it was handed down through executive action. you rightly point out anything handed down that way, anything done by executive action can fairly easily be undone. >> that's true and presidents enjoy wide discretion on border policy. the decision wasn't so much of a surprise in that they have the right to undo it, it was descending that was by alito, joined by gorsuch and clarence thomas in what they are doing on the border with mass releases under parole is in and of itself unconstitutional, you have a variety of choices when people present themselves at the border but the idea that you're going to release millions of people into the interior of the united

gillian. >> gillian: as they say, a lot of hope and no chance.l how tough things were by the grocery bill. grady from naperville, illinois. >> remember last year the white house tweeted one year ago to the day that your 4th of july cookout was going to be $0.16 cheaper than 2020, thanks to the biden economic policies. well, the white house is remaining mum about the cost of your cookout this year, and that's probably because prices are way up. we have our producer phil grilling out with his custom phil on the grill shirt. the one day a year he lets us put him on television and item by item to show how much more you are paying. ground beef in the hamburgers, up more than 30% from a year ago, according to the american farm bureau federation. chicken breasts and pork and baked beans also up more than 30% from last year. table here with all of the sides and fixings to show you item by item as well how much you are paying. so lemonade will cost you 4.43, 22% increase from last year, my best bob barker impression. hamburger buns are up 16% from last ye

gillian. >> gillian: aishah, thanks so much.now been selected in the trial of former trump advisor steve bannon. faces two counts of contempt of congress for defying a somebody from the january 6th committee. federal prosecutors say it will take a day or two to present their case, bannon's lawyers have not indicated whether he will take the stand in his own defense. bannon argued he could not comply with the subpoena because he was under executive privilege. prosecutors argue that's not true. bannon left the white house a few years earlier. >>> asian-americans may spell trouble for democrats in the midterms as concerns grow over crime, inflation and education. this comes as the group emerges as the fastest growing minority, making up 4% of the voting population in 2020. rich edson is live with more on this. >> asian-american voters backed president trump in 2020 by 44%, and supporting democratic candidates this year by only 28%. this as a comparison of 2020 presidential exit polls to a midterm of a few on basically what's going

unfortunately, yes, seems like there is this regime as we have right now, which is gillian has said is, are in every iteration of lima gene is not really interested in governing. we've seen that in there, an inability to be able to pass for some of the economic crises and then to mitigate some of these security crises, what the chief interest seems to be is dividing and remaining in place. so with that governance vacuum in place, it seems that it's going to be ethnic tensions. and land grabs and storing up resources and accessing was also in order to create war chest for any upcoming confrontations. that seems to be sort of the state of play. and what that means, of course, is that we are very quickly hurtling toward a very militarized response to these crises that with the, including the climate crisis and the economic crises rather than the soldier in the transitional period, which is sort of using politics to solve some of these issues, rather than picking up guns, what we've seen with the way that the job a piece of them has brought in these rebel leaders into call to him and takin

>> gillian, thank you. with that, let's bring in john kirby, national security coordinaor for strategic communications. what is the latest on this? it's clear the defense department is trying to discourage this and members of her party are as well. do you believe she's going to take this trip at this point? what is the latest information? >> that would be up to speaker pelosi. we don't talk about her travel in advance of it. that's for her to speak to. there's been no announcement on travel by the speaker on her team. what we're focused on here whenever she goes, wherever she goes, we want to make sure that that national security team, which does include the department of defense, provides her with the facts, the analysis that she needs to make the best decisions that she can. of course, there's always a security footprint that accompanies the speaker when she travels overseas. that's tailored based on the location and the realities. but i wouldn't get into that since there's not a trip to announce yet. >>

gillian turner with the details on this. >> gillian: so our sources are telling us the updated guidanceer manual, it's actually put out, clarify, with the united nations. it's a reference document, used by doctors and hospitals across the world w.h.o. says they are "going beyond non-binary approaches to gender and health and that gender identity exists on a continuum and sex is not limited to male or female." they say the w.h.o. took a major hit covering up the origins in china of covid-19. >> what we are witnessing is an attempt to change the entire medical lexicon to not only describe differences in gender, but also to encourage the notion that gender is something that children choose, maybe an opinion by a small group of individuals in the medical profession, but certainly not backed with a lot of data. >> gillian: medical experts who support the policy say precisely the opposite is true. >> gender is internal perception of one's identity. it does have some components to anatomy and what not, but more so specifically you are looking at sex, you will look at the more physical componen

gillian turner is on it from washington for us. gillian, what are the officials saying about that?a, this breaking right now, 73 migrants, including 13 of them children, have reportedly been found in stash houses along with cocaine. i.c.e. telling us in a statement they cannot comment due to an ongoing investigation but say our goal is to identify, disrupt and dismantle significant trans national criminal organizations involved in human smuggling. they are off loading migrants blocks away from lawmakers' offices. in a situation the mayor has deemed a humanitarian crisis. also overnight, migrants were seen sleeping outside union station, which is also just feet from the capitol building. temperatures reached 91° last night. she is calling in the national guard. and expects fema, the u.s. military and even president biden to get involved. >> well, we need space and we need the federal government to be involved. so i've asked for the deployment of the guard as long as we need the guard to deal with the humanitarian crisis. that we expect to escalate. the number of people crossing the

>> bret: gillian, thank you. fox news is confirming tonight the u.s. has admitted 100,000 ukrainians over the last five months. alejandro mayorkas says the country will continue to welcome additional ukrainians in the weeks and months to come consistent with president biden's commitment. up next, we take you to ukraine, a live update on the war there and how that country is trying to distribute grain held up in its ports for months as russian forces surmount deadly attacks. >> outnumbering us in donbas. they outnumbering us different parts of ukraine. ♪ with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com. s you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. if you don't stain your deck, it's like the previous

thank you, gillian, with the big tournament coming up later this weekend in scotland. thanks. house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol riot will hold another public hearing tomorrow. the panel says use the tuesday session to show what it's discovered so far about alleged connections between then president trump and violent extremist groups in the country. the committee plans to release its final report, it says, in sent before the midterm elections. today a federal judge denied former trump adviser steve bannon's request for his contempt of congress trial to be delayed from its current start on the 18th of july. the judge also narrowed the defenses that bannon may put forward in that case. ♪ ♪ >> bill: we are exactly 120 days away from the midterms and we have a new edition of fox news power rankings today as we march toward november. republicans, we report, now forecast to take control of the house with at least seven seats to spare. leaving democrats in need of a major turn around to hold on to power in that chamber. with 218 seats required to take contro

gillian turner monitoring the president. hi, gillian. >> we have some weather here. we have an update from the president's physician. he said the president has completed four full days on paxlovid. he's improving and the symptoms, his covid symptoms, have now almost entirely resolved. that's good news there. and also this via tweeted. take a look a short time ago. the president sitting out on the balcony of the white house before it started storming here with commander, the dog. in that same update, his that situation says that he's conscientious to protect any of the executive residents, secret service and those that require socially distance proximities to him. the white house told us the president will continue to follow cdc guidelines when he emerges from isolation and insist he's been doing that all along. the reality is there's no cdc carve out for him and the staff that have been around him indoors, in and out side of the resident to take his photo and set up live streams for his various meetings. no new information this hour about where, when and from whom th

gillian, thank you. >> you bet. >> bret: let's bring in fox news senior political analyst brit hume. good evening, brit. >> good evening, bret. >> bret: your thoughts on this. it seems like it didn't have to be this sticky for this trip. >> brit: looks like we stumbled into a ripe mess here. first of all, there was some publicity, i guess, surrounding the trip. and the chinese decided to make an issue of it, which they have now done. now putting the u.s. in a position where if she goes we're worried that there will be an escalation of some kind as you heard some of those people say and if she doesn't go, it looks like we backed down the face of threat to china. person political figures go to these places like taiwan all the time. there is nothing unusual about it. there is nothing -- shouldn't be anything provocative about it and, yet, here we are. i can't believe that this is going to end up in escalation of tensions in some dangerous way but this is sometimes how wars start. so it is worrisome and it is a regular mess. >> bret: president biden is getting ready, as gillian mentioned

as gillian mentioned that the truck, the and travel crisis extends far beyond the u. s. europe, his dealing with a number of airline related problems with more than doubled the flight cancellations compared to the us, the price of tickets has surged with the some roots costing 3 times. what they did last year. strikes of paris is to main air ports. of course, major disruption 20 percent of flights have been canceled to deal with the staffing shortages in canada, us national carrier is facing whites for criticism for having one of the world's worst records of flight cancellations, and delays at canada. c. e o. s. had to issue an apology for failing to meet customers demands. todd curtis isn't aviation analyst. he says that once summer is over, travel disruptions may start to ease up. while the short term is ray is due to the summer travel demand in north america, europe, and asia. a once that's beyond us, of the economic forces that are making travel difficult, especially high prices. they might ease as well. as you know, asian is a global business as is that the patro

democracy, calling for human rights, justice piece, all the things, the repetition of 2019, sorry gillian, i want to press you on the history of nile though in the drive as a conflict that we're seeing that they have been land disputes. for instance, what have been in your mind, the big issues there. i think the main issue at the moment is that they, the house of people that you mentioned earlier have been in sit for about a century and they settled from west africa and flown in times. and a lot of them went to work on pumps, games, and agriculture state's. but they were never given certainly as nationality. and they were never kept land rights in the, in the traditional sense of what, what they call indigenous land. right? since they've done so that they could own private land themselves and somebody could buy a house or gardener from the tribe as such. didn't have access to that. and this has been stirred up now as an issue somehow it's a people have asked for land, right. and somebody else is stirring this up and making other ethnic groups, people from other ethnic groups, think that t

the 2 chiefs said they are expanding operations to combat growing. chinese espionage hormones are gillian. e, you've all makers have vote as you classify nuclear and gas fired power plants as sustainable investments. but it was a close vote. critics say the classification is green washing. the u has pledged to cut carbon emissions by 55 percent by the end of the decade. in the u. s. both anti abortion and pro choice protestors have demonstrated outside mississippi's only abortion clinic on the last day before it closes for good. it is ceasing operations after the state band, all abortions in the wake of the u. s. supreme court decision revoking women's constitutional right to abortion. islamic state group has claimed responsibility for a raid on a prison in the nigerian capital of buddha. police are searching for hundreds of inmates on the run. after hundreds escaped in a prison break. officials, they militants use explosives to try and blast their way end free fellow members. one guard was killed in the blast. a 1000000 muslims are in islam, holiest city, mecca for the annual harsh pilgr

but with some of the highest gas prices on record, that may also prove costly. gillian wolf, al jazeera. ah, this is houses here, and these other top stories now russian back separatists say they've surrounded the city of misty trans, ukraine's east in the hands region. q denies that claim and says, fighting is ongoing if you chance, cuz the last ukrainian control city in the hands, when people are leaving their homes as russian forces escalate. attacks, what are the teachers? the 50 doesn't exist anymore. it has practically been wiped off the face of the. there is no humanitarian, a distribution center. it has been puzzling away now that i stayed almost to the last day till they hit the culture center. it was destroyed, there were many casualties. i was among them. i was covered with rubble. people help to dig me. my injuries were not serious. one might say, god showed me mercy. argentina's economy minister has resigned the pension rises on the streets due to soaring food prices and no fuel stocks. there been weeks, a protest by truck drivers were demanding higher pay to help offset th

. >> brian: that goes for you, gillian turner live at the white house with more. >> gillian: if i have gillian: i will not. he is still in isolation. we did not see him this weekend. it's unlikely we will see him at least in person until websz. that is slated to be his first day out of this isolation. this did not stop his top officials for going to bat for him on the sunday shows this weekend. take a listen what chief of staff ron klain said about the president's major lag in the polls. >> i think the president's approval rating is kind of a reflection of how people feel about what's going on in the country. and some things in our country aren't going well. not because of what the president did, but, in fact, because of what the president is fighting against. >> gillian: you guys also mentioned "the washington post" op-ed. they had this piece out that argues the president should announce now that he is not going to run in 2024 for the good of his party in the midterms. they write, quote: unless biden announces he is not running for reelection, this quiet campaign against him will inte

correspondent gillian turner tells us how local crisis centers are preparing for an increase in callsure is not an option. >> beginning tomorrow, the health and human services secretary say americans can dial or text 988 to reach a national suicide prevention hotline 24 hours a day compass seven days a week. >> it's almost like a 911 for mental health. >> according to government statistics nearly 46,000 americans died by suicide in 2020 and 12.2 million seriously thought about it. the biden administration say one in six calls to the existing number lead to a lack of accounts due to a lack of state resources. they've spent $400 million prepared for the launch of 988. state run crisis centers say they hope it will help more americans access help on the ground where they live, but worry about the increased volume 988 will spur. speak of this is successful we will be challenged to answer all the calls the calls. >> 988 is designed to connect scholars with state and local crisis centers nearby. >> you know the areas, we know how to get people connected with the services we support. >> many

gillian o'neill, bbc lives were impacted. gillian 0'neill, bbc newsline, belfast. canoes — to plant explosives on german vessels. 80 years on — former and current service personnel will retrace theirjourney. yunus mulla reports. cockleshell, or operation plankton. royal marine james conway from stockport was one of the young men who tried to escape by land later on but was caught and executed. two men survived. the site his memorial, the launch of a new expedition to retrace this historic rate. this man spent ten years in the cheshire regiment before he left with ptsd. the therapeutic benefits of being able to _ the therapeutic benefits of being able to do something adventurous with a _ able to do something adventurous with a group of like—minded people and push _ with a group of like—minded people and push yourself, but also to be able to— and push yourself, but also to be able to do— and push yourself, but also to be able to do something good and raise money— able to do something good and raise money for— able to do something good and raise money for charity, it

i'm gillian turner in washington. see you tomorrow at 3:00. "your world" starts right now. >> if congress won't cut the check? is president biden checking out? a plan for more spending on his own. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." three out of four americans are feeling the inflation measure. edward lawrence has more. >> the president has no public events on his schedule. the president is trying to change the debate to climate change. jared bernstein alluded to the fact that there could be climate change executive orders coming. listen to this. >> the president will aggressively fight to attack climate change because he knows it's one of the reasons that he's here and it is absolutely core to transitioning from where we are to where we need to be. >> saying it could not come up with a plan, which is why the reason might take the step. when arriving back at the white house from his trip to the middle east, the president alluded to the fact that we might have to wait a few more weeks to see if inflation comes back down.

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gillian, let us turn again to what you were originally here for and this news broke, and boris johnson. what does his departure mean for the uk? >> well, it's both good and bad news. it's good news because we at the financial times have been amongst many commentators saying for a long time that there needed to be a shake out of the leadership in britain. boris johnson has been losing confidence for a long time. there have been a series of scandals, he's been seen as lying and deceitful and generally not having the type of character and credibility you'd expect in a leader. the good news is that he is now going finally and i heard you discussing earlier in the program the contrast between boris johnson and donald trump in the sense that there is a mechanism in britain to remove a leader when a party starts to lose confidence in him because of scandals. the bad news is that it is taken very long time and if there ever was a good moment to lose a leader like this it's not now. because britain is currently plagued with the highest inflation in g7 countries, the lowest birth rate, is strugg

in washington gillian turner fox news. . >> shannon: tonight's crime countries is roundup two men inda exchange words before one of them pulls a machete. this is all called on surveillance video. the dispute may have been over when the man with the machete left. moments later he returned and shot the victim in the face before taking off. the victim survived and tonight authorities say they've caught their suspect, 22 year old luis panella. in new jersey, police are looking for several women who stole about $2,000 worth of wigs from cocoa beauty supply. they say they tried the wigs on and then stuffed them into their shirts and left without paying. in new york, disturbing video of a suspect grabbing a 74 year old woman by the hair and throwing her to the ground, apparently unprovoked. back on the morning of july 14th in harlem. nypd is asking for help to identify the person that was involved in the video, if you recognize anything, let them 92 >> nypd also looking for this guy who pulled a gun on a man. local media say the victim here is an off-duty officer. suspect walked up from beh

mike. >> mike: gillian turner, washington. thanks very much. fbi search warrant application alleges 26-year-old nicholas rossi meticulously researched his assassination plot of justice kavanaugh nine, reaching out to form users to refine his plan that was also targeting at least two other justices. his cell phone search history between may 5th of june 8 reportedly shows phrases such as wire tests on my auto rifle, break an assassination attempt and supreme court. he has pleaded not guilty. his next court appearance is set for september 6. u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas has backed out of teaching a seminar at george washington university's law school. it comes following protests at the university's statement of support for the conservative justices were on campus. the school says justice thomas has informed them that he is unavailable. he started the university since 2011. u.s. district court in eastern kentucky has no nought five media libel lawsuit brought by former covington catholic high school student, nick sandmann. he went vir

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and the evil gillian turner next.hington night and for shannon bream. breaking tonight, the police releasing surveillance video showing what happened when a woman fired several gunshots at dallas airport monday. you can see the woman raising a weapon, people dropping to the floor before the officer then pointed a gun at her.

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gillian turner and i will see you in the next hour for america reports. >> harris: breaking news now,rack a trial between twitter and tesla ceo elon musk. despite elon musk's efforts to delay that trial until next year. it's not set for october. twitter has accused must give using delay tactics to hurt the company and the court of public opinion. musk's team claims they need more time to dig into the real number of fake accounts on the platform. it's those bought accounts that prompted elon musk to pull out of the deal to buy the social media site. twitter filed a lawsuit to hold them to that deal. so, brian, part of the reason i'm sure he also pulled out is because it gives you an opportunity to get a better deal. >> brian: he doesn't want to pay that much for this thing. >> harris: i thought it was 44 -- sorry, talk to me like i'm six. >> brian: he doesn't want to pay that. this isn't a win for twitter that the tie trial is expedited, but it's less of a loss, i think. i still don't think twitter isn't a great spot here, that by expediting the trial, it helps them. the longer this go

>> gillian, thank you.rimetime" capitol riot committee hearing and president biden's covid diagnosis. that news coming out today. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 2 in san francisco as truckers protesting a state labor law effectively shut down cargo operations at the port of oakland. were on the picket lines for the fourth day. conditions at his facility have improved from last year's crisis levels. he says the port is handling record amounts of cargo. this is a live look at san diego from fox 5. our affiliate there, one of the big stories there tonight, the pop culture extravaganza that is come any con international returns to from additional extravagance u. fans filling the center in all kinds of costumes in full force for the first time since 2019. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta port

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she is gillian. she commute to cut or should i support disease in them? so she can't zenia plays was the as i was kim 1000000 closures senior there. so i went to billing in. oh, i ah ah ah, rather it is impossible to undertake any inspection of bio lab set up by the pentagon near russia and former soviet republics as required by the defense threat reduction agency. with kits claimed that the labs are for medical purposes, but they are financed by the u. s. defense budget raising valid concerns that their activities are not just medical but military blue de luca laboratory. georgia is one example that the la gloria doyle loan is let you george's former minister of state security lieutenant general gord kelsey is talking about reliable documents that fell into his hands. knew more sheet music, but those reading it as me surely unless site. but then too, so you know, next that the american, that silly death is jelly gut order. and when you cook, use us so mystique, us lee chip, them brought system. wesley was and you might, is the, the thrashing him was pro

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>> bill: we will watch where it goes from here gillian turner nice to see you. fentanyl with the tragic story of how a parent's addiction caused that drug to claim one of the youngest victims to date. garrett tenney has the latest on that this evening. >> the mother of an 18-month-old baby who died from fentanyl poisoning didn't speak in court today but did give a thumb's up to friends in the courtroom. 22-year-old and her boyfriend 23-year-old derek young are child with child neglect resulting in death after autopsy found fentanyl in their baby's system likely caused his death in may. according to a criminal complaint, when young was taken into custody, he admitted to selling illicit drugs containing fentanyl and said both he and tyana regularly used the drugs. in november officers with the task force found the baby and his 2-year-old brother on the bed in the bedroom along with two pistols, some campaign and 900 pills oxycodone on the few feet away. in march child protective services took the brothers from mother's custody over concerns they could be exposed t

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ah, it's completely froze. gillian allison journalists were operating without internet without telephones. what has changed since 2019 is that we see media is less and less free. it is more controlled. there is an overwhelming sense of feel that most fish media are undergoing and that includes journalist it's impossible to do a story today about human rights. say anything critical about security forces to look at a militancy related incident beyond the official state. it's just become impossible to do that. mm. i went to court because the situation was unprecedented. this was violated. the mental right? well, it took the 5 months, but the board would, it was by and large like good. they fell short of declaring internet as as mental right bought it, laid down that the government can not go tail internet for pro long to be know how it is being implemented is another matter bluff. it leaves a little bit about what the prolonged period means. our office was located like many of the newspapers in government building, but we seem to have been singled out until one fine day. they just gained the

the overture of hitler's beloved gillian c, pathos and bombast. lindsey sh, who didn't boost issue, but if you look at the infamous party congress film by any leaf inch dawes triumph of the will. or what albert sh bear did with the cathedral of light falmouth submitted. those were opera productions deal. newsreel footage of an air raid becomes a heroic performance with the addition of the ride of the val carries does follow all this insincere exalted and melodramatic stock under which the nazis used for their propaganda in a clever way. can all be combined quite well with wagner, operas and gum screwed from wagner, composed music with great pathos. for hitler, the soundtrack of dictatorship, wagner encouraged hitler's megalomania, hitler's fantasies of redeeming. the german guys were really stirred up by wagner's music. ah, ever been better background music for megalomania. grossing vaughan, if you want to have been a really, really big grand music. it does kind of fit with those kind of fantasies. darkness was listening to wagner's music can sometimes touch deep parts of your soul that

is propaganda ah, for the opening of the annual party conference, the overture of hitler's beloved gillian c, pathos and bombast. lindsay shoe din boost dish and if you look at the infamous party congress film by then he leaf inch dawes triumph of the will. or what i'll bet spare did with the cathedral of light. fact that almost between those were opera productions deal. newsreel footage of an air raid becomes a heroic performance with the addition of the ride of the val carries does is follow all this insincere exalted and melodramatic stuck on the which the nazis used for their propaganda in a clever way. so you can all be combined quite well with wagner. operas and gums, quote, from wagner composed music with great pathos for hitler, the soundtrack of dictatorship, wagner encouraged hitler's megalomania, hitler's fantasies of redeeming. the german guys were really started up by wagner's music ever been better background music or megalomania. grossman vaughan, if you want to have kind of re, really big, grand music, it does kind of fit with those kind of fantasies. darkness moves, listen

but with some of the highest gas prices on record, that may also prove costly gillian wolf al jazeera. as julian mentioned, the an travel crisis extends far beyond the u. s. europe is dealing with a number of airline related problems with more than double the flight cancellations . compared to the u. s. the price of tickets of surged with some routes costing 3 tie of us. what they did last year. strikes of paris is 2 made at ports, of course major disruption that 20 percent of flights have been canceled to deal with staffing shortages. and canada's national carrier is facing widespread criticism for having one of the world's worst records of flight cancellations and delays at canada. c o, a sent to his you an apology, failing to meet customers demands. let's bring it in. tom curtis, he's a navy asian analyst. he joins us now live from boston, massachusetts taught what on earth is going wrong with the asian industry right now? well, it's a combination of economic issues and the reality about the cove era in that, as you mentioned earlier, a lot of staff, especially highly trained profe

i alonza struggling to cope with the demand, which is soaring to pre punk demick levels. gillian wolf reports the 4th of july is one of the busiest holidays for air travel across the united states. from coast to coast, millions of americans will take to the skies in the next few days. and this year it's shaping up to be even busier as the asian sector slowly returns to what's prevent demik levels. but it's the increasing cost of living that's got many people worried. i travel every weekend, but of course when inflation is kind of hard to do that, i had to get back to the family. i haven't seen it since credit. so it really wasn't a question we just had to do it, but we let me go to white versus somehow that's it now. yeah. for some reaching their destination this weekend with their harder and tickets is proving more challenging. i was fly with delta and a cancel my flight as on boarding a plane, a flight got canceled yesterday. so now we're hopscotch in around to get home. we actually off my can suggest a day of he thrive the canceled 30 flights. we got a message from united, it goes