larry, good morning. >> good morning, greta.e been listening to your callers, fascinating as always, listen, like so much of american law, these drug laws are irrational, and frankly, seem to me very, very stupid. they're counter productive, they don't work. they hurt people far more than they help people. we're spending a fortune, as we all know, on a so-called drug war that's never worked. remember prohibition, same thing, we were creating criminals. we're creating social conditions that harm the entire society. and we're doing it to ourselves. i think complete decriminalization of all drugs, they can still be regulated, you don't have to throw people in prison. we regulate cigarettes and alcohol. we regulate automobiles. to some extent we regulate guns. what we're doing is harming individuals, societies, whole regions like appalachia have suffered from this. we're breaking up families. there is no good coming from our drug laws. they protect no one, they hurt many. therefore, i propose entire decriminalization, complete overh

caller: good morning, greta. how are you this morning? host: good morning. how do you think president biden has done so far in his first trip overseas? caller: greta, can i make a comment about the southern border if it's ok with you? i waited about 15 minutes. host: yep. that's foreign policy. go ahead. caller: so i came here from italy. i'm an immigrant, obviously. i sympathize with anybody that wants to be an immigrant. i sympathize with all of them. but i do have a problem with these people from guatemala, honduras. i was watching the united states national team a few nights ago, and they were playing honduras. now, if italy had mistreated me, if i lived under a dictatorship, if they mistreated me really bad like these people say they do, when i was at the game watching the game, i would have been draped in an american flag for allowing me to come here. instead, they were draped in honduras' flag. so what does that tell you? how pressed could these people -- oppressed could these people have been? host: ok. s

greta. we have been learning about how to make the world pretty, which is what we know the g7 is all about. we are thinking about what we can do to help make the world greener. our children are going to be writing some fantastic sentences. off you go, children. that's really impressive. of course. make yourselves at home, absolutely. the children will be delighted to tell you about their learning. duchess: how is your writing? do you like it? is this what you are going to be writing? >> yes. dr. biden: do they know this word? >> absolutely. they are sounding out words. let's have a look. so, i would do it with you. dr. biden: at four years old? >> five years old. almost. s, s. we know that picking up all the rubbish will help. dr. biden: rubbish. that's a hard word. i am very impressed. >> thank you so much. we absolutely adore writing and phonics and reading. absolutely. dr. biden: at a different level. >> absolutely. there is a quote that really resonates with me in my classroom and it is

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all part of efforts to pressure the military just to work towards a democratic transition as senior greta was declared president on friday after ordering the arrest of civilian leaders. let's go live to nicholas hoc in molly's capital domco. nick. so why has the french president made this decision now and what impact will it have on the ground? do you think? well, they're in the military gentle micah bama thought they had gotten away with no sanctions and just being suspended from the west african body. the echo was and the african union, remember on sunday there was a gathering in ghana and cra, led by the got a president. and during that meeting, the west african had the state decided and told molly that if you want to join back the union and, and drop the if you want to drop the suspension, then you have to release the president in transition. the prime minister. we're currently on house arrest. you have to organize a government of national unity, and most importantly, you have to return to the barracks and ensure that a civilian authority organizes that transition that will lead to el

a senior greta was declared president on friday after ordering the rest of civilian leaders. nicholas hark has well enough and thought they had gotten away with no sanctions and just being suspended from the west african body. the echo was and the african union. remember on sunday there was a gathering in gun knocker lead by the got a president. and during that meeting, the west african heads of state decided and told molly that if you want to join back the union in and drop the if you want to drop the suspension, then you have to release the president, transition the prime minister. we're currently on house arrest. you have to organize a government of national unity, and most importantly, you have to return to the barracks and ensure that it's civilian authority organizes the transition that will lead to election in february 2022. that was on sunday and a couple of days later, still nothing. what this temporary suspension of french cooperation with the money in the army means is that the, the french forces or the french air force will not clear the way before. there are operations la

>> greta. >> greta. we have been learning about how to make the world a better place, which is what we know the g7 is all about. we are thinking about what we can do helping make the world greener. our children are going to be writing fantastic letters. off you go, children. fantastic. >> [indiscernible] >> of course, make yourselves at home. host: early afternoon in england. the duchess of cambridge and the first lady of the united states meeting with students tracking the biden's trip overseas. we will be doing so throughout this weekend. we will be doing that to the g7 and the meeting between joe biden and president vladimir pridgen the last part of this trip. back to your phone calls. speaking about overseas, we are talking about america's role in the world today. what should it be? getting your thoughts. as usual, for republicans, democrats, and independents. this is david in new york, independent. caller: good morning. the long term strategic plan for foreign policy should be at the national level

caller: high greta -- hi, greta. think it's reminiscent of years back, with russia and khrushchev. host: how so? caller: it was the same scenario. i got together, things look promising and each were going to do different things. and it's almost like looking, looking in a looking glass, seeing back to those days. i'm in my 70's. you probably don't remember these types of things. you are younger. promises are always broken. host: does that mean you can ever have a working relationship with russia? caller: well, it's going to take an awful lot of work on both parties. they both have to want it really, really sincerely. it, i mean this, it was like a puppet show. just like before with other presidents of russia. i mean i specifically remember a scene that looked just about like this with khrushchev. and you see what has happened between then and now. that's over a good span of time. you know, i don't, i don't think this summit meant a whole lot to russia. host: and why? caller: well, they are putting up a good front, you

pensamos con el gobernador de texas greta abbott que anunciÓ un severo plan que establece que los inmigrantesar la frontera serÁn encarcelados y podrÍan enfrentar cargos estatales. ademÁs, seÑalÓ que pretende continuar con la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. >> este es un esfuerzo de equipo porque no queremos sÓlo arrestar a alguien para que lo liberen. queremos arrastrar a alguien para que lo enjuician, para ser encarcelado. para permanecer en la cÁrcel. patricia: indicÓ que la prÓxima semana darÁ a conocer mÁs detalles sobre sus planes con lo que declara la guerra en la frontera de texas contra los inmigrantes indocumentados. continuamos en texasdonde un buen tramo del rÍo grande se ha convertido en la puerta de entrada para cientos de inmigrantes venezolanos que cruzan de forma irregular huyendo del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. pedro viajÓ hasta la poblaciÓn de del rÍo. allÍ presenciÓ la llegada de algunos venezolanos y conversÓ con ellos. pedro: la frontera de del rÍo, texas es para muchos el epicentro del cruce migratorio a los estados unidos y es que por aquÍ no hay dÍa que no crucen con

> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] [applause] >> in a new low cost housing development nearby gretaennedy helped lay the cornerstone for the first school in a project to provide homes and schools for 125,000 people. the project was financed under the alliance for progress operation. mrs. kennedy visited a group of young children at a school in caracas. in keeping with the holiday season, they exchanged gifts. >> when mrs. kennedy was about to leave, oral protocol was abandoned. palm beach, florida. a deeply worried president made a hurry trip here in late december. his father, joseph kennedy laid seriously ill after suffering a stroke. ♪ ♪ ♪ but, while the elder kennedy's position was listed as critical for some days, he showed him improvement as the presidents first year ended. the president returned to washington in january. the first year drew to a close. once again, congress and the second state of the union message, he spoke of conditions at home and outlined the nation's goal is abroad. >> yet, our basic gold remains the same. a peaceful world community of free and independent

as you mentioned, greta, don mcgahn was subject to a probe where the administration subpoenaed his records with apple. several journalists have been targeted and members of congress have been subjected to a gag order. they could not share that information with don mcgahn. that is a huge violation because it goes beyond a political opponent. don mcgahn was the white house counsel. it is unclear. what they were looking for was whether he was talking to the press or otherwise leaking information about the president during the impeachment investigations or what have you. i can't help but think there are more shoes to drop, we use the expression that there is one shoe and a second shoe. this seems like a closet full of shoes that may be dropping. host: roll call is reporting the house committee has unveiled a bipartisan big tech antitrust agenda. these are five bills that would trend the monopolies of the technology firms -- trim the monopolies of technology firms like amazon, apple, facebook and google. guest: this might be one of the more bipartisan issues because it does not split evenly amo

as you mentioned, greta, don mcgahn was subject to a probe where the administration subpoenaed his records with apple. several journalists have been targeted and members of congress have been subjected to a gag order. they could not share that information with don mcgahn. that is a huge violation because it goes beyond a political opponent. don mcgahn was the white house counsel. it is unclear. what they were looking for was whether he was talking to the press or otherwise leaking information about the president during the impeachment investigations or what have you. i can't help but think there are more shoes to drop, we use the expression that there is one shoe and a second shoe. this seems like a closet full of shoes that may be dropping. host: roll call is reporting the house committee has unveiled a bipartisan big tech antitrust agenda. these are five bills that would trend the monopolies of the technology firms -- trim the monopolies of technology firms like amazon, apple, facebook and google. guest: this might be one of the more bipartisan issues because it does not split evenly amo

caller: you are looking very color-coordinated today, greta.ost: with the sky question mark [laughter] caller: that, too. 25 years ago i ran against john dingell and one of the things i ran on was a 20 year moratorium on legal in illegal immigration. i feel the same way today. you know, biden did this on purpose. in the trump policy like in mexico, none of this would have happened. half a million to a million immigrants. this is all part of the u.n. globalist agenda. they, they, they want all these immigrants in this country and i just gets awful because in the wake of this plandemic, we haven't seen the economic tsunami yet to come. tens of millions of americans out of business. and it's just not right. the thing that is not being discussed, and i'm going to say it, i think that every one of these immigrants should be sent back. i would, i would actually allow 11 million immigrants to stay here if it stuck at 11 million. i don't think we should bring in anymore legal immigrants either because of the reason, this plandemic. host: we have heard

transition to make sure that as we transition to make sure that as we transition to a greener economy which gretawe have to do like when your house is on fire you don't debate what to do, you get out. we need to get out of this climate change problem quickly as the report told us ten years ago. in 2019 that willie had ten years left. so the pace does matter and we need to turn it into an opportunity. the cost of not acting is much higher than the cost of actually doing the right thing right now. it should not be seen as something thatjust individual countries do. that's the benefit of having a g7 and g20 which is the collective agenda, and the vaccine we know it's not good enough to have a vaccine if we don't collectively make sure that everybody globally is vaccinated, and that's just an example go and eat the same kind of idea around climate and sustainable development goals which we have 17 goals, how do we approach them together? thank you very much. interesting conversation just before i let you go i will bring you good news, italy havejust scored. so how about that? i will let you go and en

good morning, greta and edward.sounds like a good book, i've read a lot of political books, and this one sounds pretty honest. i like it. i was never going to vote for joe biden until he had to run against trump, and that's the only reason why i voted for him. these sound like some honest facts. i really think that bernie sanders could have one. i'm right up there with al sharpton and a lot of other people. james clyburn, like you said, he pulled it off with joe biden. what obama did is he went for the soul of the country itself and he talked about change and that's what it seemed like people wanted in the last three presidential elections, some kind of change. jobs have stagnated and wages have stagnated, education, everything has stagnated and everybody is blaming everything on each other. bernie sanders would definitely have given us some change, and that's the only reason why trump one over hillary, is because bernie israel clean and doesn't have nothing on his record illegal or anything like that. edward: what

voted to remove queen elizabeth's portrait from a common room, tying to britain's colonial history, gretalled the vote to cancel the queen was a visiting american from maryland. laura: of course. it does not surprise me in the slightest. will biden dared to meet with the epitome of colonization and domination this weekend? >> between markel and this guy the brits may declare us a colony again just to teach us some civility. laura: the lily bed naming has gotten controversial? they did not give permission? it was her nickname. >> it is a crazy name. should i put this in gumbo? laura: raymond -- first of all, you know, raymond knows that if i see a bug i can't help but scream. this was not planned. >> it was just a paper. laura: i officially hate you. you are killing me. >> a cicada and -- laura: why is the government hiding january 6th video footag the name of the officer who shot ashley babbitt. officer ashley babbitt has answers, how he plans to get them. stay there. ♪ >> laura: the biden administration's caterwauling that january 6th they aren't keen on any sharing and on what happened,

caller: good morning, greta. it is a wonderful thing actually.e have to stop trying to stop things that help people. whether they are insured or not. it's a good thing and i'm happy with the supreme court. host: for you surprised of the conservative -- the newest conservative justices that ruled along with the liberal or progressive justices on the court? caller: i think birthing pains are painful. in one way yes and another way no. it will take a long process. i'm surprised and very proud today. host: what do you think democrats should do next with this win? where should they go with health care? caller: we have to improve it. i can give you an example. i am uninsured. i work full-time but at the same time i can't afford living in new york city, 1500 of a month rent -- $1500 a month rent. i don't have insurance from the aca. if god forbid something happens, i would have to pay out of my pocket. it needs to be more affordable. that is what i would ask them to do. depending upon how your living situation is and how much you get paid. host: have yo

everyone from greta thunberg, if we can shut down for a virus we can shut down for climate and that isacademics in australia are proposing adding climate change to death certificates and bill gates had said the death toll will be greater. they are following every step of the way and it's not just a professor here or someone in academia. we have a major u.k. report coming out, an international agency report that came out calling for essentially the same type of lockdown. everything from restrictions on your thermostat to restrictions on moving. you can only fly in a climate emergency when it is "morally justifiable." kind of like a lockdown, you have to justify going to the store for essential services. they are going after freedom of movement, going after -- going after everything it means to be a free person and turning it over to the administrative state. >> tucker: with this include shutting down the iphone factories in china? would china and india participate in the climate lockdown or is it you first, america? >> as we know, the lockdowns have never been proposed. we follow like l

she or he was upset with the curriculum, what he was being taught, bear in mind we have people like gretacided to suspend because they disagreed on views of global warming. this is a big case and students should have the right to speak as long as they are not making violent threats or anything along those lines. they should have free speech rights like the rest of us. >> i think the court will find narrow ruling. there's a concern about cyber bullying and concern about allowing students to have free speech. it's not one of the first amendment context in the corporate context where there's a lot of dedivision on the court being first amount being used to force union rights or promote corporate rights and i think this is the court will try to find a narrow way together. mike: big month ahead. i seem to recall doom's day scenarios by democrats when president trump selected amy coney barrett, we should get a better sense what the court does in the coming weeks. elizabeth, mark, thanks very much. >> thank you, happy father's day. mike: thank you so much. as thousands of military families spend

capitol police inspector general michael bolton and greta goodwin, director of homeland security and justice at the government accountability office. this is just shy of an hour and 20 minutes. >> so we will ask the committee come to order, and i ask unanimous consent that the chair be authorize thed to declare a recess of thehe committee at new point and that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and have any written statements be made part of the record. hearing no objection, that is ordered. today's hearing continues the oversight of this committee and the house of representatives in issues relating to the understandn rexal attack on -- insectionist attack on the capitol -- insurrectionist attack on the capitol. provided to oversight committees and the department on june 2nd. this new flash report focuses on two issues, the department's contain thement emergency response team and its first responders unit. inspector general bolton's latest flash report, like his three previous flash reports, found a number of deficiencies in thegr progr

witnesses include the capitol police inspector general and greta goodwin, director of homeland security and justice at the government accountability office. this is just shy of one hour 20 minutes. >> we will ask that the committee come to order and i ask unanimous consent the chair be authorized to declare recess to c >> all members have five legislators of the record. today's hearing continues the oversight of this committee and house of representatives of issues related to the anorexics 22 into one insurrection attack on the capitol. specifically the scope of today's hearing is the latest report by the inspector general to the u.s. capitol police provided to congressional oversight committees and the department on june 2. this report focuses on two issues, permit containment, emergency response team in first responders unit. inspector general bolton's latest report like it previous reports and a number of deficiencies in the programs reviewed including significant failings that impact the ability of the capitol police to respond to the generally six attack and could have put officers

>> greta. >> greta.e have been learning about how to make the world a better place, which is what we know the g7 is all about. we are thinking about what we can do helping make the world greener. our children are going to be writing fantastic letters. off you go, children. fantastic. >> [indiscernible] >> of course, make yourselves at home. host: early afternoon in england. the duchess of cambridge and the first lady of the united states meeting with students tracking the biden's trip overseas. we will be doing so throughout this weekend. we will be doing that to the g7 and the meeting between joe biden and president vladimir pridgen the last part of this trip. back to your phone calls. speaking about overseas, we are talking about america's role in the world today. what should it be? getting your thoughts. as usual, for republicans, democrats, and independents. this is david in new york, independent. caller: good morning. the long term strategic plan for foreign policy should be at the national level so

capitol police inspector general michael bolton and greta goodwin, director of homeland security andtice at the government accountability office. this is just shy of an hour and 20 minutes. >> so we will ask

as you mentioned, greta, don mcgahn was subject to a probe where the administration subpoenaed his recordsh apple. several journalists have been targeted and members of congress have been subjected to a gag order. they could not share that information with don mcgahn. that is a huge violation because it goes beyond a political opponent. don mcgahn was the white house counsel. it is unclear. what they were looking for was whether he was talking to the press or otherwise leaking information about the president during the impeachment investigations or what have you. i can't help but think there are more shoes to drop, we use the expression that there is one shoe and a second shoe. this seems like a closet full of shoes that may be dropping. host: roll call is reporting the house committee has unveiled a bipartisan big tech antitrust agenda. these are five bills that would trend the monopolies of the technology firms -- trim the monopolies of technology firms like amazon, apple, facebook and google. guest: this might be one of the more bipartisan issues because it does not split evenly among d

i spoke with greta and shared with her a quote. you do not see me until you need me. i was referencing how elected officials treated law enforcement. the other part of that quote is you don't see me until you need me, otherwise i don't exist, and that's where we are today when it comes to voting, because it is very applicable. i am definitely for automatic registration just like the law that was changed that you had a social security number when a child was born. i am also for mail in voting. i believe that if we had 50,000 service members killed in the vietnam war and the government notified them by western union and, before the vietnam war, the government notified them by mail. if it is good enough to notify you by mail that you have lost a loved one, then why isn't it good enough to notify you that -- pay, i could mail in a vote. voting should start 30 days before presidential elections. it will still be 30 days before. and you don't have to worry about counting votes after they come in, but for those veterans like myself who served overseas, there should be no tim

i have been on the air with greta, all you guys. and jesse. i appreciate speaking with you this morning on the air. i am unvaccinated. we hear in kentucky think where maybe something could be brewing up, where people have taken the vaccine, if a new covid comes out, we would not be protected if we took the first shot. that is confusing. i would like to comment about president biden, if i may for second. he is doing a second rate job. i would appreciate if callers would say things about mr. trump and biden. they have both been our president. both commander-in-chief. let's: and put the -- let's do this together and beat this. host:vox has six reasons why americans have decided not to give vaccinated. the first reason we have -- they find that covid was not seen as a threat. the third were vaccine side effects. another reason was a lack of trust in vaccines. finally, they found a variety of conspiracy theories for why americans said they were not getting vaccinated. again -- what is your reason why you have not gotten the vaccine? let's go to tom

i think fdr was the best president because his policies would give offense to rand paul and greta thunbergbertarians and greens are both the enemy of infrastructure. even if all of our cars were electric, you would need hydrocarbons to pave roads and sulfur to vulcanized tires. we are going to have to help with hydrocarbon infrastructure. i know it will tick off people on the left, but i think internet should be free. i would like to see money spent on fusion research. to me, i said before, only civil engineers should run for office. environmentalists and businessmen should be kept out. host: jeff in alabama. casey dinges? go ahead. guest: sorry. i didn't know if we were getting to someone else. i am sure my members appreciate your favorable comments about civil engineers being political leaders worried there are only a handful of engineers that are serving in the u.s. congress and several handfuls in state legislatures. herbert hoover, a president, was a civil engineer. your point, there was a lot to unpack in that common. what resonated with me a little bit was the comment about research

greta, yourself, you do such a fantastic job.ou replaced the previous hosts, they did a good job, but you guys do a phenomenal job. it is amazing the intelligence and i know you don't get paid enough. host: i appreciate those comments. we've got two minutes left. do you want to jump to your question? caller: i wasn't going to call, try to save my calls were very specific. he just said that we lack trust in our government and specifically why? you said there is laws to protect us from these activities of foreign agencies or whatever, these black op agencies. what about the wuhan lab? fancy was forbidden -- fauci, what he did was illegal. flight 800 was shot out of the sky and we paid for an investigation, hundreds of billions of dollars. we cannot trust our government. host: jamil jaffer, again, not people trusting the government. guest: it is important to have a healthy skepticism of everything, but in particular our government. we want to be sure it is doing the right thing. our country was founded by men and women who were very