hagar who was still alive offering me a free pair custom made hagar slacks so that's an experience iad never had before. >> steven farnsworth

hagar who was still alive offering me a free pair custom made hagar slacks so that's an experience iad never had before. >> steven farnsworth received a b.a. from the university of kansas city followed by an m.a. and ph.d. in government from georgetown university. before becoming a professor and was life in the news media and elections before u.s. and international audiences. a prolific scholar has written seven books including president of communications, nightly news night man. or in chief

hagar who was still alive offering me a free pair of custom-made hagar flats. [laughter] mark: listening to this lady bird tate, one of the things that i really appreciate and i think the listener should appreciate is that for president in particular there are very very very very few people who will speak truth to power and tell you exactly what they think whether you like it or not and i think the spouse is usually one of those people. and you hear that. and she just goes through a list. she didn't just say all couple of things were good and some things were bad will work on them pretty she clearly had written them down and she checked through them one at a time. and it was because she loved him and wanted him to be the great president and he wanted to be prayed that the nation needed someone has playgirl i think presidents rely on their spouses in a close family members, there are a few key staff who will say that to you. mark: people always said that he had mood swings but you never really see or hear them and you really hear them on these tapes. case in poi

so let's get their perspective. joining us just former georgia representative, a d dock and hagar and political commentator j k. brister. thanks for joining me on this. thank you for having ok. today i'm going to start with you because this is kind of the show. this is kind of your show that for the democrats are kind of leading this whole thing. let's talk about the panel make up itself. do you think speaker policy should have allowed the republicans to put whom ever they wanted on it. and what does that have kind of void out that argument from the right that automatically dismisses this as just another political show? well, i think below could be the difference for the $911.00 commission and we all knew that we had a common enemy up the ridge. and now what happened that a capital people that are in denial and see nothing wrong in college. sure. so therefore, you're going to have to put that in a co op the entire, you're hearing only because they don't want to being private. donald trump, we know what happened with clearly threat dr. mark. so jack, happy, i'm going to look at you in

the texas cop killer glenn hagar making a statement saying texans made clear they stand with israel. relapse economy and people, he went on to say texas is considering banning ben and jerry's in the state but we have bell in texas. you will be okay. todd: get your ice cream. jillian: let's go to janice dean with our fox weather forecast, the best assignment of the week, the month, the year, the 30 eighth annual new jersey lottery festival, looks beautiful. >> janice: it will be a great weekend, a 3 day weekend of the festival in new jersey. the weather looks spectacular especially today, temperatures in the 80s, not a lot of wins, they don't like the wind when they are trying to get the balloons up, 100 balloons today we will see 25 of those balloons, they brought me out because they have a special weather-related balloon later on. let's take a look at your forecast if you're coming to the festival this weekend, the new jersey festival, sorry, new jersey lottery festival of ballooning. i got it. big prize for me, i get to ride in a balloon. 57 right now, winds like to the northwest t

hagar in public health campaigns, the more hard-to-reach individuals.— hard-to-reach individuals.re we doing, though, for vaccine - we doing, though, for vaccine supply? because some people wonder whether the vaccine uptake rate is anything to do with us not having enough? i anything to do with us not having enouuh? ., ., anything to do with us not having enouuh? . ., ., anything to do with us not having enou h? . ., . . , enough? i have not heard any evidence _ enough? i have not heard any evidence that _ enough? i have not heard any evidence that that _ enough? i have not heard any evidence that that is - enough? i have not heard any evidence that that is in - enough? i have not heard any evidence that that is in fact i enough? i have not heard any. evidence that that is in fact the case, but i could not swear to that at the moment. in case, but i could not swear to that at the moment.— at the moment. in terms of this idea, at the moment. in terms of this idea. then. _ at the moment. in terms of this idea, then, the _ at the moment. in terms of this idea, then, the government -

added china, cuba, and russia to the council, with worse records than van halen after sammy hagar left while you excuse the true barbarians. >> look, i don't know why anyone has a problem with the united nations. i mean, united states, you like that, right? well, united nations. they are just like states, but they are bigger. that's a good comparison. that is my best comparison since the civil war. did you ever go to the united nations? that place is cool, man. everybody gets headphones. we should do that. because i can't hear these reporters sometimes. that's why i whispered. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: charlie, can you predict what the u.n. is going to say? >> yeah, it's the same thing democrats have been saying for the past, like, eight months or two years or longer than that. it's truly, truly astonishing. i think it is funny -- especially in the media, they present themselves as being really worldly people, like they've been to iran or something like that. maybe you should get off the disney cruise boat and go see what is going on, there is a literal slavery going on. there is

hagar absolutely for united tonight. how in the run op _ absolutely for united tonight.ish press. thea;r southgate because there was a report of the british press.— of the british press. they reported it with respect _ of the british press. they reported it with respect and _ of the british press. they reported it with respect and they _ of the british press. they reported it with respect and they knew - of the british press. they reported it with respect and they knew they| it with respect and they knew they were up against the strong england side and i think there are many similarities of the italian media between him and southgate and they were two managers who completely transformed their teams and the sides and the group mentality rather than individual. there is the italian newspaper article to try to dissect every angle of italy's opponent from the country that commits the culinary crimes of pineapple and pizzas to, it's wartime prime minister who once scoffed that the italians lose wars as if they were football games and these football games as if they were wars.

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at 8:00, university of north carolina at chapel hill professor joel hagar looks at civil military relations during the korean war, including macarthur's removal from command by president harry truman. book tv features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. on saturday, -- on sunday, the handling of the covid-19 pandemic, with yasmine and damien, the nightmare scenario. we talk to marine lt. col. wayne phelps about how the military is increasing reliance on drones -- on killing remotely. watch american history tv and book tv every weekend on c-span two, find the full schedule on your program guide or visit c-span.org. >> house speaker nancy pelosi how the weekly news conference and talked about her decision to block two republican lawmakers from a select committee investigating the events of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. the speaker argued that previous statements by representative jim banks and jim jordan disqualified from them from serving on the panel. he january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. this news conference is 20 minutes.

black eyed peas, blues traveler, brad paisley, chicago, flo rida, neo, nelly, reo speed wagon, sammy hagar it's going to be amazing. >> join us for -- "the fourth in america," live july 4th at 7:00. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today. we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. with armor all, a little bit of this... ...protects you... ...from a lot of that. keep your car cleaner longer. armor all extreme shield plus ceramic. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. well, well, well. look at you. you mastered the master bath. you created your own style. and you - yes, you! turned a sourdough starter into a sourdough finisher. so when you learn

hagar are out to have a good time. how confident are _ are out to have a good time.e back? will we will spring back — industries will come back? will we will spring back and _ industries will come back? will we will spring back and you never- industries will come back? will we | will spring back and you never quite know what's going to happen. and starting rehearsals in august, hopefully, it is all going to be fine, but we are in uncharted territory, aren't we? to fine, but we are in uncharted territory, aren't we? to come back to the show. _ territory, aren't we? to come back to the show. to — territory, aren't we? to come back to the show, to bring _ territory, aren't we? to come back to the show, to bring this - territory, aren't we? to come back to the show, to bring this to i territory, aren't we? to come back to the show, to bring this to a - to the show, to bring this to a close, you have a lot of audience interaction, safely from a safe distance. tell me a bit more about what that involves. you distance. tell me a bit more about what that involves.— what that

hagar. elected humoured other? now. elected humoured good-humored _ other? inrih".ounded. at the end of the day. it is — good-humored abounded. at the end of the day, it is sports, _ good-humored abounded. at the end of the day, it is sports, you _ good-humored abounded. at the end of the day, it is sports, you know, - good-humored abounded. at the end of the day, it is sports, you know, you - the day, it is sports, you know, you watch it and enjoy it and you hope the best team will win. i actually think that that feeling of celebration and everything here very much reminds me of the olympic games in 2012. ijust think it is fantastic. i really do, and it doesn't really matter who wins at the end of that day as long as people remember it's sports. what people remember it's sports. what does this match _ people remember it's sports. what does this match mean _ people remember it's sports. what does this match mean to _ people remember it's sports. what does this match mean to people in denmark this year? because a lot of people have been rather caught unawares about h

hagar vaccinate nowhere in some sense. how do ou vaccinate nowhere in some sense._ me, is in life so weird. i think we've gotten used to - me, is in life so weird. i think we've gotten used to some i me, is in life so weird. i think. we've gotten used to some new protocols and remember we used to look a little puzzled when asian travellers would get off the airport and i would think, that's our service 20 years ago. and jeffrey. how will you respond two think putting how will you respond two think huttin ., , how will you respond two think huttin , , . putting masks in the public transport. _ putting masks in the public transport, we're _ putting masks in the public transport, we're are - putting masks in the public| transport, we're are setting ourselves— transport, we're are setting ourselves up _ transport, we're are setting ourselves up for— transport, we're are setting ourselves up for yet - transport, we're are setting| ourselves up for yet another transport, we're are setting - ourselves up for yet another 180 from _ ourselves up for yet another 180 from the

hagar i have been looking forward to speaking to you all weekend. how are ou? ages. _ quite good. that is the best i have looked in ages. i _ quite good. that is the best i have looked in ages. i had _ quite good. that is the best i have looked in ages. i had a _ quite good. that is the best i have looked in ages. i had a couple - quite good. that is the best i have looked in ages. i had a couple of i looked in ages. i had a couple of celebratory drinks on saturday night but not that many. hagar celebratory drinks on saturday night but not that many.— but not that many. how are you this monday morning? _ but not that many. how are you this monday morning? i _ but not that many. how are you this monday morning? i am _ but not that many. how are you this monday morning? i am really - but not that many. how are you this. monday morning? i am really excited like the rest — monday morning? i am really excited like the rest of _ monday morning? i am really excited like the rest of the _ monday morning? i am really excited like the rest of the country. - like the rest

hagar the fact you have had covid-19. how im ortant the fact you have had covid-19.e to come forward to have the vaccine rather than say, well, everyone else cover, i will be ok? group that really deserve the attention most right now are younger people. the under 30s are to about 3 million unvaccinated people, because about one person in three under the age of 30 has not come for a way forward for a dose of vaccine yet. that is in contrast to 90% of uk adults who have antibodies against the virus and have been vaccinated with at least one dose, and over 70% of adults who have had both doses that i consider double jab. we have a significant contingent of the population who are, let's face it, when you are younger, probably more likely to be at work or at school, more likely to be in places like public gatherings or public transport, and therefore more likely to have a bigger network of friends and contacts through which the virus could transmit. so that represents a group who, if they are vaccinated, we can significantly rein in the ability of the virus to spread, and

hagar fulham, so we have got some more space we can move around in.y to keep a distance, are you to live it up to individuals? we try to keep a distance, are you to live it up to individuals?- live it up to individuals? we will leave it up _ live it up to individuals? we will leave it up to — live it up to individuals? we will leave it up to individuals, i live it up to individuals? we will leave it up to individuals, we i live it up to individuals? we will| leave it up to individuals, we will not get involved with people who do not get involved with people who do not want to stick it to some of the things we have set out in the store. simon, thank you very much for filling as n. a note on social distancing, the governments as well thatis distancing, the governments as well that is no longer legally required, they are saying that, they are trying to remind people of the risks of close contact particularly when it comes to people who are clinically extremely vulnerable and those who have not been at doubly jabs, have not had both their vaccinations. th

hagar biggest cause of heatstroke in dogs. tarmac can reach 60 degrees.call them down? get them - tarmac can reach 60 degrees. how do you call them down? get them full- you call them down? get them full and wet as — you call them down? get them full and wet as quickly _ you call them down? get them full and wet as quickly as _ you call them down? get them full and wet as quickly as possible. - you call them down? get them full and wet as quickly as possible. we have frozen filled toys. dog ice queen. have frozen filled toys. dog ice rueen. �* , have frozen filled toys. dog ice rueen. �* y have frozen filled toys. dog ice cueen.~ , have frozen filled toys. dog ice rueen. , ., , wet queen. any toy you have put... wet do food queen. any toy you have put... wet dog food in _ queen. any toy you have put... wet dog food in a — queen. any toy you have put... wet dog food in a freezer— queen. any toy you have put... wet dog food in a freezer and _ queen. any toy you have put... wet dog food in a freezer and that - queen. any toy you have put... wet dog food in a

hagar to the business already, but what will it mean for you?— will it mean for you?e over the pandemic which has its own challenges. we are linked to hospitality. people are not going out, not having a blow—dry, out of the habit of hairdressing. even the wedding industry, the beauty side, which means the business has reduced naturally in that respect. hope naturally in that respect. how optimistic _ naturally in that respect. how optimistic are _ naturally in that respect. how optimistic are you _ naturally in that respect. how optimistic are you monday marks a return back to normal? i optimistic are you monday marks a return back to normal?— return back to normal? i think it will be very _ return back to normal? i think it will be very much _ return back to normal? i think it will be very much as _ return back to normal? i think it will be very much as it - return back to normal? i think it will be very much as it was - return back to normal? i think it will be very much as it was over| return back to normal? i think it- will be very much as it was over the past wee

hagar dentists. you need new people. how is attractive — dentists. you need new people.ve made i dentist. there are plenty people around like me have made a i dentist. there are plenty people i around like me have made a damn dentist. there are plenty people - around like me have made a damn good living out of the nhs and i am not grumbling about it. it is not me thatis grumbling about it. it is not me that is the answer. i am too old, i am plastic, iam retired, but what we need is the youngsters coming through and the difference is that the deal that is being offered to the deal that is being offered to the youngsters is relatively poor compared to the way it used to be. so they are choosing other forms of medicine? ., , ., , ., medicine? no, they are still doing the 'ob medicine? no, they are still doing the job but — medicine? no, they are still doing the job but they — medicine? no, they are still doing the job but they are _ medicine? no, they are still doing the job but they are tending i medicine? no, they are still doing the job but they are tending to i medicine

hagar return with more information. how lona do return with more information.st have shown you have completed the passenger locator form and carried out a predeparture test, you have a test booked for day two when you come back, and that needs to be checked by the carrier before you travel. the place to expect queues are at the airport you are coming from. once you get back to the uk all of that is starting to be automated. the airlines are starting to integrate it into check—in, so people will have been used to checking in before they leave on the phone or computer before getting to the airport. i know british airways and virgin for example are enabling a lot of the check—in in advance that should help reduce queues. are you bringing in extra border staff? we are. the real backlog would potentially be at the place you leave from them when you get back to the uk. people should expect more disruption than usual, but i know everyone is working hard to minimise the queueing. can but i know everyone is working hard to minimise the queueing.— to minimise the queuein

hagar can make a change together. how im ortant can make a change together. is so important, we are really starting to unpick_ is that? it is so important, we are really starting to unpick and - really starting to unpick and understand the long—term ramifications of an eating disorder. also it is notjust happening to somebody over there. you also it is notjust happening to somebody over there. you know what? you brint somebody over there. you know what? you bring up — somebody over there. you know what? you bring up the _ somebody over there. you know what? you bring up the post— somebody over there. you know what? you bring up the post i _ somebody over there. you know what? you bring up the post i did _ you bring up the post i did yesterday, and the response to that was incredible. in a hopeful way, people saying thank you, i don't feel alone, people saying thank you, i don't feelalone, but people saying thank you, i don't feel alone, but also in a way that this is accepted. we need to talk about the bigger picture, or the fact that not only are people gett

hagar taking place every single week. how man ? taking place every single week. how many? got a ballpark _ will need to write to you. have you not got a ballpark figure _ will need to write to you. have you not got a ballpark figure of- will need to write to you. have you not got a ballpark figure of how - not got a ballpark figure of how many _ not got a ballpark figure of how many people who have arrived in the uk on _ many people who have arrived in the uk on the _ many people who have arrived in the uk on the boat across the channel have _ uk on the boat across the channel have been— uk on the boat across the channel have been returned to where ever in the eu? _ have been returned to where ever in the eu? tide— have been returned to where ever in the eu? ~ ., ., ., the eu? we would have the write to ou with the eu? we would have the write to you with that _ the eu? we would have the write to you with that specifically. _ the eu? we would have the write to you with that specifically. you - you with that specifically. you don't have — you with that specifically. you don'

hagar we are yet to hear the final. .. how has our we are yet to hear the final. ..llow, we are operating at 25—35% occupancy right now depending on the layout of your building. i mean, if every building was square it wouldn't be too bad but in scotland is a lot of places are oblong squeaked. on furlough we have 6000 employees and are paying hundred £96,000 a week in our national insurance, pension contributions and holiday are cooler and getting 66,000 makinen in grants which give you a kind of idea of the issue. we have self—isolation and the recruitment issue and another perfect storm and another pandemic. and those issues are not going to be straightforward to resolve even when things do open up, so what are your feelings on how viable the businesses are going forward? every day we had waking up to a phone call when a staff member has been pinged and camino, it is this thing pandemic we're in now and it is going to be really to get out of this i think we need some kind of system where we have a test and release where if a member test positive and everybody who ha

hagar our criminaljustice system so it becomes more effective.h employs more than 7,000 workers and fire broke out in one of the buildings in the factory compound were more than 1,000 workers were on duty yesterday evening. the firefighters told us that they have entered into the building of the gutted building, in search of dead bodies, trying to find out whether anyone is alive or not. so they are hinting that the death toll might increase significantly because many people are still unaccounted for. akbar hossain in dhaka. about 30 people were injured in the fire, and hundreds the charity, community integrated care, says says pay gap makes it difficult to recruit staff. the government says it hopes to give an update of its plans to reform social care quite soon. here�*s our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. it is tony�*s birthday today and with his family unable to be with him it is a support worker amy who will be at his side throughout the day. t at his side throughout the day. i love myjob, iabsolutely love at his side throughout th