harry powers gave his life for america's freedom wait. i know that the plane is a ticket.e sleeps here , hurry up our pregnancy, everything will be fine. sit down. caution sit down fast drive to the hospital. damn, no light again. everything is fine. log in didn't say anything else. quiet, everything will be all right, please. the fighter returned to the airfield through the zone of destruction of the missile battalion, having information that there was no air of their own, the battalion mistook them for enemy aircraft. shame. well, they messed themselves up. khrushchev said only that the plane was sleeping and not a word where. in the depths of the territory she is the planes, installed, i will answer friend or foe, but they did not have time to switch it from april to may cat. anti-aircraft gunners, therefore, were working in the new course in maiskoye. there are some preparations, of course, the guest made a message . a plane belonging to us, which conducted meteorological research, disappeared. what evidence could the russians have? none a prepared needle . so let's fi

but the pilot of the beaten intelligence officer, harry powers, survived and appeared before a soviet court; he was sentenced to 10 years in prison; after a year and a half, he was exchanged for the soviet intelligence officer rudolf abel, exposed in the usa. on july 3 , 1980, zeiskaya reached its full capacity. hydroelectric power plant the first power plant of this type in the far east , the construction of a hydroelectric power station began in the sixty- fifth station was built in difficult climatic conditions with an annual difference. temperatures around 80°. it was also the first hydroelectric power station in the country with diagonal hydraulic turbines and a unique dam in russia. this is the so-called massive counterfort dam, which does not have an arched geometry. now the capacity of the zeya hydroelectric power station is 1,330 mw. this is the second hydroelectric power plant in the far east in terms of this indicator after the bureyskaya hpp. the station also plays a big role in flood control in 2007, when in these places there was the most severe flooding , it was thanks

but the pilot of the downed intelligence officer harry powers survived and appeared before the soviete was sentenced to 10 after years of imprisonment, after a year and a half, they were exchanged for soviet intelligence officer rudolf abel, exposed in the united states. on july 3, 1980, the zeya hydroelectric power plant reached its full capacity, the first power plant of this type in the far east . temperatures around 80°. it was also the first hydroelectric power station in the country with diagonal hydraulic turbines and a unique dam in russia. this is the so -called massive counterfort dam, not having an arched geometry. now the capacity of the zeya hydroelectric power station is 1,330 mw. this is the second hydroelectric power plant in the far east after the bureiskaya hpp, the reservoir of the station also plays a big role in flood control in 2007, when in these places there was the most severe flood, it was thanks to the reservoir that the hpps were able to release water and prevent large-scale flooding of the region july 3, 2010 open with the grandiose race track nizhny novgo

harris, people don't want this. you know, it's like with electric power generators and transformers. what w the transformers they are trying to change the rule on that and to make it, what, 2% more efficient in the long run? think of how long it would take you to reap that cost. people are so frustrated with this. they like their washing machine and dishwasher and water heater and don't want to buy a new one because the federal government is forcing them to buy a new water heater. >> harris: what you just said might be another generation before they reap that $11 billion. >> that's right. >> harris: amazing. >> exactly. >> harris: two university professor are urging president biden to defy the u.s. supreme court on a couple of rulings. here is what they wrote. we urge president biden to restrain maga justices immediately by announcing that if and when they issue rulings that are based on gravely-mistaken interpretations of the constitution, the administration will be guided by its own constitutional interpretation. jonathan turley, law professor and fox news contributor here. >> they

. >> harris: power panel now. gianno caldwell and scott bold en. great to see you both.scott if you would, gianno and really others who are kind of moving up taking a little chunk out of the distance between trump and the pack in certain states. >> i think tim scott has been a bright spot in this election especially for conservatives who have been praising his campaign. the voters. we have see he is number three in iowa according to our fox business poll. 11%, a place that i think many people didn't think that he would be. now when we talk about ron desantis, his argument has always been electability being number two and being able to take on trump and win. as a general election perspective he has concerns coming out especially last week what we saw was report evidence about the curriculum coming out of florida saying it was benefits to slavery, me paraphrasing there. i haven't heard anything directly from him. reporting suggests that might have been incorrect. these are things he need to speak out against and be clear where he stands especially if he happens to be the o

. >> harris: power panel now, jason riley, fox news contributor and "wall street journal" columnist. tamika devine, former campaign advisor and surrogate. jason, your opening thoughts. >> the problem that the biden administration has is that there are some hard facts that it is going up against right now. when biden took office, the economy was growing at more than 6%. now it is growing at less than 2%. when biden took office inflation was 1.4%. it has reached a four-decade highs under president biden. now it has come down somewhat but for things like food and gas and housing, it is still up around 5%. that's a problem. particularly since wages have not grown as fast as inflation. so after considering inflation, americans have had a pay cut under biden. that's the dilemma he has 15 months out from his re-election bid. >> harris: a pay cut, tamika. it is easy to argue what feels like a tax hike when everything is more expensive. like an extra tax on top. joe biden spent 20 days earlier this political season out on the road talking economics. didn't move the needle. very low approval r

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i don't have one. >> harris: sometimes they will use the shorter stairs in inclement weather. the power. garrett bentley, advisor to senator grassley and david car lucci former democrat state senator from new york city. garrett, i want to start with you. sometimes they'll use those special devices for people to walk on so they don't fall when it is raining or snowing or whatever. but now they are literally fixing the ground that the president walks on so he doesn't fall. >> yeah, joe biden has a lot of issues going into 2024. if you look at even just the polling, how he is handling issues, his popularity with voters is a problem. as we get closer to the election more and more voters are concerned about his age. it isn't some vast right wing conspiracy. republicans are concerned about his age and stamina to do the job. independents are but 43% of democrats, half of democrats are questioning his age. i think the reason that is because he is giving ample reason for people to question it. when you are falling up the stairs, when you have are in public and, you have know, he was overseas hav

power. >> harris: gay lawmaker said my husband is also my spouse, he didn't care. >> kacie: dylan mulvaney . you can say i'm a female, why can't i say i'm a wife. julia brownley, is from the 26th district, her homelessness is up 9% since last year. how many taxpayer dollars went to workshoping that, that could be used some place else. >> harris: focus on the real problem, emily. >> emily: you hit the nail on the head, julia brownley represents los angeles county. know who is representing you in congress, what they are doing and are not. homelessness and crime is rising, assault and homicide, to be specific, this is changing spouse for whatever, to your point about how they have been doing it forever, her background was marketing, born in south carolina. i'm sure it is a recent change that this has been her mission, a lot of other stuff she should be tackling, know who represents you in congress. >> harris: and care. she may know, she doesn't present she cares. >> going back to influencer cultsure, if she did something to help her district, we might not be talking about her. she wants to be

traction and says i'm not afraid to stand up to them, i'm happy to go after them. >> harris: irony of that, he has powerhe wishes she did. yeah. >> that is right. that is right. she's the one that oust deplorables and draws that division if we shop at walmart we matter less. s >> sore loser and that defines who she is today. >> destroy her legacy, this is what she'll remember, later years where she lost and she kept doubling and tripling down in way that made her less and less of a states woman. a certain track she was on in her career for herself and she just blew it up. >> bitterness looks good on no one. especially her. more "outnumbered" next. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ after switching to the farmer's dog we noticed so many improvements in remi's health. his allergies were going away and he just had amazing energy. it look

powerful. kamala harris said we won't be better if we forget.y directly linked the significance of this important day to what we are seeing throughout the country. i have talked to black parents in virginia, who feel as though all they thought for is under assault. and that we are in a place in this country where depend ing o where you live, you're going to be taught different things a about our history. the fact that they weaved that into this moment was important. >> they didn't just weave it in. there was no subtle ty in the fact that this could have been a stand-alone event talking about a moment in history and not forgetting it. they hit the political message incredibly hard. both the vice president and the president about banning books, also for the vice president, about what was going on in florida, which she has been trying to spear head criticism of the way they have written this school education guidelines about slavery. >> the sub text here was pretty clear. and a lot of that is in the context of the run-up to a presidential election

for the white house to recognize that and send vice-president harris to give this powerful speech, i, shows they're seizing on an opportunity to make a contrast, at the end of the day, the reelection campaign is making this a choice and driving that contrast in what president biden and what kamala harris believes. >> this is how ron desantis got popular in politics anyway. as a matter of political strategy, it's going to work for ron desantis, being attacked by kamala harris in florida, this is an elevated thing for him to defend something which she's so clearly wrong about in my opinion. >> look at the attempt of republicans across the country, trump republicans, desantis republicans, to drive the cultural issues, to drive arguments about retracting your right to vote. >> well, they yielded perfectly fine results for ron desantis in florida who won by 20 points and i assume it will yield points in the republican primary. >> he does care about the republican primary right now, he's slipping in the polls and now he's setting his sights on budlight going after their parent company. tod

have lost about $4,000 in purchasing power because inflation has been running so much faster than people's income. there is a middle-class -- you are right. kamala harrisay accidentally told the truth, people are straying. >> reporter: tim scott tweeted out after that, that so-called abu agila mohammad masud kheir al-marimi is a problem, americans lost $10,000 in spending power because of the biden/harris agenda. what is driving this inflation? >> the $6 trillion spending spree. there -- the most financially reckless president in american history. when you spend that much money you will have inflation. one other thing about this. president biden said prices are coming down. the inflation rate is lower now. since president biden came into office the average price of bread to wheat to buying, filling up your tank to pay your rent or utilities, up 16%. it's like paying a 16% sales tax on the middle class. that is why 65% or 70% of americans don't agree with biden, they think the economy is headed in the wrong direction. >> that would be the promise of another term for president biden. student loan forgiveness, they fight tooth and nail to achieve, the con

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coaches and healers, under the forehand of some teachers, decided to fly to harry belukha, which is considered a place of power to recharge energy there, according to a preliminary version, on the way back. the pilot lost control and touched the electric wire, which is known by this time alexander astakhov a pile of scrap metal and ashes, employees of the eastern interregional investigation department for transport are examining the crash site near the village of tyungur in altai the day before. here, when landing, an mi-8 helicopter with tourists on board crashed. the first deputy head of the department, volodymyr onufriev, an investigator for criminalists of the eastern interhyal sense in ukraine , arrived at the scene by transport from the carp of the investigation department for the republic of altai russia and the main department of criminalistics with the involvement of specialists from the interstate aviation committee, an inspection of the scene of the incident is recorded, an objective situation is recorded. for purposes of clarification, absolutely nothing happened in these footage. looks like a heli

company of esoteric coaches and healers, led by some teachers, decided to fly to harry belukha , which is considered a place of powerharge energy there according to the preliminary version. on the way back. the pilot lost control and touched the electrical wires about what is known by this time alexander astakhov and the ashes of the employees of the eastern interregional investigative department of transport inspect the site of a plane crash near the village of the tungur altai the day before. here, when landing, an mi-8 helicopter with tourists on board crashed. the first deputy head of the department vladimir onufriev arrived at the scene by investigative forensic specialists of the eastern interregional means of ukraine for transport from carp of the investigation department for the republic of altai russia and the main department of criminalistics with the involvement of specialists from the state aviation committee an inspection of the scene is carried out , an objective situation is recorded. for purposes of clarification absolutely did not happen. these shots show the helicopter coming in for a landing. and

we need to use the power of the purse and our power in congress to get reform necessary to fbi and d.o.j. >> harris team popped up family photos with the dad you were talking about. just to jog everybody's memory how that played out. it got chippy on both sides of the aisle, though. >> it did. >> harris: house democrat raised serious concern about americans right to privacy when it comes to the fbi data collection, let's watch a bit. >> it is public information the fbi uses babble street and vintel and has a lexus account, providing data for purpose. can you tell me how the fbi uses that data? >> this is a topic that gets very involved to explain. my testimony -- >> does the fbi purchase data? >> my testimony about purchasing database information including internet advertising remains the same, we currently do not do that. >> harris: serious pat on the head, basically told that woman, let me man-splain to you. >> there is common interest with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle in protecting the privacy of the american people. what we're seeing out of the fbi and the american people is abu

powered cooking appliances. but their big stars seam to have no problem using them. yesterday vice president kamala harrisosted a fourth of july tweet appearing to use a gas powered grill. and as the washington free beacon pointed out earlier this year, she is just the latest climate crazed democrat they may want to clean up her social media. first lady jill biden was caught using a gas stove and so was california governor gavin newsom. and here is elizabeth warren back in 2020 reporting on instagram that she accidentally set the marshmallow sweet potatoes on fire. of course using a gas stove. here with reaction our host of the tudor dixon podcasts tudor dixon and host of the monica crowley podcast, monica crowley. thank you so much for joining us. monica i will start with you. the hypocrisy, i mean, it's hard not to smile when somebody preaches something and say they want to put it into law and take it away from you, but they have no problem using it themselves. >> yeah, you know that is exactly right, jason. great to see you and tutor. we spend a lot of time complaining about left-wing hypocrisy, but ho

americans lost $10,000 in spending power because of the biden/harris agenda. douglas: is an if you have the money, it goes less far than it did. that $400 is a terrifying reminder how close so many households are in this country from economic ruin. the fact that we cannot take risks. rachel: it is so intentional. the printing of the money, not likely should be surprised what's going to happen if you print and spend the way we have and spending on things we don't need like supposedly and inflation reduction bill that is actually more climate stuff. will: where we are as a nation when it comes to reality, it is a schizophrenic approach, is it back on solid footing or are we for hundred dollars away from catastrophe. they don't have a message tell us. it is like just like covid or anything else, it is as though we have to live in the spin. we have to live not in reality, we have to live in what we are told is reality. on this note, is the economy solid? they can't get on the same page of what the told reality is. rachel: we are showing this footage of things that

have less hope in our institutions so that we can give them more power so they can turn it into another arm of the democrat party. >> harristhe john durham report showed they have to make changes in terms of how they use the government against citizens. with christopher wray in charge you've got basically f.b.i. agents undercover going into catholic churches looking for extreme views. that's actually -- those things are reality. that memo from the school union that put some pressure on the white house some way to get the d.o.j. and f.b.i. to look at parents as a problem. those things are happening. they are all part of that out of balance. we're a republic. those levers of government are supposed to be equal. the executive cannot tell everybody else what to do. >> bill: what it feels like if you are one of those parents going to a school board meeting or you are a religious person going to a place of worship only to be labeled essentially a domestic terrorist. at some point you start to lose your own faith in the government. >> harris: jason rantz. good to have you in "focus." thank you. democrats feeling uneasy about sena

lots of hierarchy, higher political power in did country. country. kamala harrise least popular vice-president and in history, showing because she's a black woman. and the administration's even fast. >> in the end it speaks for themselves and the voters have to decide, do they want excellence or meade why can arrest. reece a chris have a wonderful independence day >> we explain why the trans issue has become a consultist and orthodox orthodox hi, i'm katie. i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. elmo: ♪ elmo's daddy listens and his daddy cares ♪ louie: i do! together: ♪ about elmo's thoughts and feelings ♪ ♪ when elmo's happy or scare

enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ >> harris: a long-time employee of presidentmp's mar-a-lago estate made his first court appearance in miami. olivera is being accused of trying to hide evidence. alexandria hoff has more. >> alexandria: the idea was mr. olivera would enter a plea. that did not happen today, he did not have a florida attorney with him. once inside, he requested to have more time local and the judge did grant that. new arraignment date set for august 10. he did have a d.c.-based attorney and that attorney said this. >> it is time for them to put their money where their mouth is. i'm looking forward to seeing what discovery is. >> olivera is third charged in the classified document case alongside with donald trump and a valet. the defense says he attempted to delete footage. special counsel jack smith brought three new felony charges against donald trump, willful retention of willful intention and two obstruction accounts. what was obstruction of justice? no tapes were deleted, he turned them over and cooperated. they would like the american public

powered by cable. >> during the truman civil-rights composing him, president biden spoke about accomplishments of minorities in the military and applauded president harry of truman for passing executive order 9981 which prohibited discrimination in the military based on race, color or religion or national origin. pres. biden: thank you. please -- please be seated. you know, i had an opportunity to meet members of the truman board. and we were talking about all that harry truman did. and i was reminded -- and i will -- i'm going to send the truman library a copy of it. my grandpop was an irishman named ambrose finnegan. and i lived in scranton until the economy just drew down and there was no work. my dad was a salesperson. and we moved down to delaware -- claymont, delaware. we would go home all the time to scranton. and one day, we went back to -- i was back in scranton, and a lot of my friends -- i moved there to delaware when i was in third grade, but we went home a lot. we still called scranton home , and we were up there on st. patrick's day when i was 14-years-old. and i was standing on the corner watching everybody go by; they're going to the ev

harry. >> i'm reminded of the profound belief that my mother held in the transformative power of young people. >> unlike previous years, my brother and i are recognizing what would have been our mom's 60th birthday, what the brothers did not do this year is acknowledge each other, even mentioning each other's name, fueling the rumors of the ongoing bitter battle between these two royals. now, the brothers have had a very public fallout, which has been detailed in prince harry's memoir, spare hope of any sort of reconciliation just seems like such a long way off. lama hassan, abc news outside buckingham palace. yeah, this has been ongoing. >> even at the coronation, they didn't appear to interact yeah. >> here as . one (800)■!a555-1043. >> we are back with the mix, starting with a turtle finally finding his way back home. >> yeah, really big turtle. that is sweet potato has been released back into the ocean. look here. after being rehabilitated for a flipper injury, quite a crowd gathered there. this is on a beach in stewart, florida, cheering on the 103 pounds loggerhead sea turtle. he's paus

berlin conference of winners in world war ii, us president harry truman informed stalin that the united states had a weapon of monstrous destructive powerforces, meaning the atomic bomb, relations between washington and moscow then rapidly deteriorated, unlike franklin roosevelt truman. he was hostile to the ussr and his messages, in fact, were veiled by the threat behind an attempted nuclear blackmail. winson churchill watched and was struck by the calm reaction of stalin along with truman. they decided that stalin simply did not understand. what are we talking about, but they were wrong from the soviet intelligence. he knew in detail about the manhattan project and returning to moscow, stalin ordered to speed up soviet work on the creation of atomic weapons, americans believed that before the mid- fifties. it will not appear in our country, but the first test in the ussr was already carried out in the forty-ninth and the country received reliable protection against possible aggression, the usa on july 24, 1956 , the city of physicists was founded, dubna, the largest nuclear research center in our country , the name was given by the ri

checking on democrats list of of hierarchy ohierf you politicl power in the country. kamala harris released vice popl president in american history, chos e and says she's ak black woman and the administration's a disaster as a resul t of government.stration >> in the end, the results speak for themselves. the voters are going to have to decide do they want excellence or do they want r me mediocrity and a slide downward. lisa chris, have a wonderful independencearrest.. thanks so much. all right. we explain why the trans ndence issue has become like a cultish or orthodox faith for the left. >> stay with us. south dakota's hiring. we stayed open business during the pandemic and now businesses are growing so fast, our workforce can't keep up. >> that's why i'm a hand. we have 25,000 open positions here in south dakota. you'll never pay a penny in personal state income tax. and we accept most out-of-state professional licenses. >> why aren't you, governor? no. yes, i am. my first day, south dakota freedom works. >> my name is linda and i'm 76 years old. i always wanted to take a nap af

lies about the election remain a threat, as long as people in power choose to use them for political advantage. capitol police officer harryis testimony to the house january six committee two years ago. >> when people feel emboldened by people in power, they assume that there right. one of the scariest things about january 6th is that the people that were there, even to this day, they think that they were right. they think that they were right. and that makes for a scary recipe for the future of this country. >> officer harry dunn joins me here in studio, coming up next. hen we metamorphosize into our new evolved form, we carry that spirit with us. because you can take alfa romeo out of italy. but you best believe, you can't take the italy out of an alfa romeo. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ hi, i'm tony hawk, and like many of you, i take a statin to reduce cholesterol, but statins can also deplete coq10 levels. that's why my doctor recommended qunol coq10. qunol has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. qunol. the brand i trust. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein

power. there's been a flurry of diplomatic activity. we have seen secretary of state antony blinken speak with them. kamala harriseen involved in these efforts, but they are warning, as you said that unless power is restored that the u.s. could cut critical assistance. secretary of state antony blinken talked about this overnight. take a listen. >> our security partnership continues on the continuation of the governance and constitutional order that's been disrupted by the actions in the last few days. so that support is in clear jeopardy as a result of these actions, which is another reason why they need to be immediately reversed. >> wasn't thing i should note is experts told cnn this is a really tricky spot for the united states because it's such a key partner there in that region. they have been democracy over the last few years. the u.s. provided hundreds of millions of dollars in assistance to that country. and there are about a thousand troops who are assisting in counterterrorism efforts there. the u.s. were to cut assistance, there are concerns that those efforts could suffer. we could see groups like th

like vice presidents don't have the power to overturn elections. what if kamala harrise next election results and overturned them? like nobody in that group would want that. it is that there are apparently millions of americans who still believe that trump was the winner. for pence, pence's messaging, he keeps trying -- wavering between how to draw the lines around this language without completely throwing trump under the bus and saying, you know, he's dishonest, you shouldn't trust him. he's not fit to be president again. if you're staking out the position that he didn't win and is lying about that, then i don't see how you have it both ways. that's why i found his rhetoric kind of hard to follow. >> he's trying to make a logical argument, but he's combating a conspiracy theory. >> yes. >> so there's that. but he's also -- in his super pac, his supporters are trying to pivot to territory that i think is more solid ground for pence. watch this. >> america doesn't stand with thugs and dictators. we confront them -- or at least we used to. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this

and to make matters even worse, harry and meghan's relationship power meghan's relationship with powerpears to couple posh and becks appears to be after harry reportedly be over after harry reportedly accused the couple of leaking royal stories to the press. so to make sense of this all, let's speak commentator speak to royal commentator michael cole. michael, thank you very much for joining michael cole. michael, thank you very much forjoining me. so what do you make of these headlines? start with the headlines? let's start with the downsizing. do you there's downsizing. do you think there's some that? mean, they some truth to that? i mean, they have lost quite a lot of potential money, haven't they , emily? >> good afternoon. yes indeed. >> good afternoon. yes indeed. >> for a for a couple who prize their privacy above all, they do rather attract a large amount of pubuchy rather attract a large amount of publicity , don't they? and this publicity, don't they? and this is absolutely no surprise to me because this house that they have on a hilltop, this little fortress in montecito , a

. >> harris: doesn't anybody talk about the fact hunter biden is different because of anybody else because of proximity of a powerful biden, and he had a drug problem that maybe him vulnerable and trade og that name, that is part of the mix. >> sean: that did make him vulnerable, he was running off sex, prostitution and drugs, writing off tens of thousands of dollars. and you don't report almost million in income, that is a crime, a felony and to think they had an argument that hunter biden shouldn't be charged is ridiculous. one point, the testimony is powerful because they are talking about investigating hunter biden. not being able to investigate joe biden. you prohibit an investigation not because nothing is there, you prohibit it because something is there. they don't want investigators to see the money that joe biden made so they stop it. it is a tell-tale sign. you played the clip of jamie raskin, ranking member of the committee, he said this hearing is example of the success of the american system. >> harris: really? >> sean: this is atrocity. he said it shows american system, it shows it is corrupt and two-

powered cooking appliances. but their big stars, well, to ha they seem to have no problem using them. >> yesterdayveno problsing the,e president kamala harris posted a 4th of july tweet appearinresg to use a gas powered grill. and as the washington free beacon pointed out earlier this year, she's just the latestimate climate crazed democrat that may want to clean up her sociacl media. first lady jill biden was caught using a gas stove l bide and so was california governor gavin newsom. and here's elizabeth warren back in 2020, reportinizabeth gl on instagram that she accidentally set marshmallows, sweet potatoes on fire. of course, using a gas stove. here with the reaction, our host of the tudor dixon podcast, tudor dixon and host dit, e monica crowley podcas monica crowley, thank you so much for joiningk you us. monica, i want to start with you. the hypocrisy, i mean, it'the hs hard not to smile when somebody preaches something. they say they want to put it intoay the. they want to take it away from you, but they have no problemt usintheyg themselves. >> yeah, you know, that'ss exactly right. jason, great to se e you.utor and tudor, look,

harry. >> i am reminded of the profound belief that my mother held in a transformative power of young people>> reporter: unlike previous years -- >> my brother and i are recognizing what would have been our mum's 60th birthday. >> reporter: what they did not do this year is acknowledge each other or mention each other's names fueling the rumor of the ongoing bitter battle between these two royals. now, the brothers have had a very public fallout that was detailed in prince harry's memoir "spare" and hope for any reconciliation seems like such a long way off. will? >> will: that divide is so striking and overshadows that significant award. thank you for your reporting. >>> we're going to turn now to july 4th sales and star spangled savings. what are the best buys to cash in on right now and what's worth waiting for? abc's alexis christoforous is here with those answers and will break it down. good morning. >> good morning. it is a sales bonanza. major retailers flooding our in-boxes for deals for the fourth of july and beyond, and if furniture, appliances and bedding are on your list, experts

harry whodummy! [ laughter and applause ] if trump actually had the power to change things just by thinking about themon junior would have turned into a big mac 30 years ago. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and by the way, even if he did have the power to declassify this information, it doesn't matter. it's illegal for him to take any presidential records from the white house without permission. it's illegal. but he's the victim here. he did the whole wah wah routine about them searching barron's bedroom, malaria's shoe dungeon. [ laughter ] what a violation it was to their privacy. and he also believes the fbi may have in their possession some top secret family files. >> they took a lot. i think they took my will. i found out yesterday, where is it? >> am i in it? >> i think they took my will, that could cause a lot of people problems if that gets published for people who won't be so happy, or maybe would be happy. >> jimmy: it would cause a lot of problems because he'd have to explain to eric why he's not in it. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: where are the tax returns he promised? is that

power. from ketanji brown jackson to vice president kamala harris, and everyone in between, about how they are, and shouldn't get to where they are based on the fact that he simply assumes they are there because of affirmative action. donald trump is leaning into the anti-dei, the anti-culture wars, the wokeism. because he knows that there is a base for. and sadly, that is the current republican party. >> so, as we're having this conversation, and now we have this collision of ideology and policy experts talking about these extreme amendments that have been added to the nba. in congress, david, talk to me? what is the priority, for republicans? typically, that has been a strong military and, making sure that we have a defense for our country against our adversaries globally. but now, we are actually seeing republican legislatures hold up ndaa appropriations bill, just because of these culture wars. so, where is the importance? here >> yet charles, the national defense authorization act is the department of defense policy bill, that is a behemoth of a policy. bill it has passed congress every y

he is contorting the law, us usurping the power of congress and treating the supreme court with contempt. >> harris: that echoed the chair virginia foxx calls loan relief 2.0 a desperate hail mary attempt to save his bid for re-election. we'll come back. >> we need to focus on why cost is so high. we need to focus on trade and other skills. when people will get degrees they need to get degrees in area in the interest of the country, science, technology, mathematics. china are superseding us in those categories. for the average taxpayer looking at this saying i want to make sure that americans are intelligent, have degrees and experience but i don't want to spend an additional 5 for 10 billion on people who want to get and arts degree. >> harris: for those people who didn't go to college. for those people working in vocation. we need more of them. contractors, plumbers, people who build things. we need more of that infrastructure knowledge and skill. for those people why in the world should they pay for somebody else's college loan? >> a couple of things here. i agree the idea there are people who a

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power really lies. she can't tell the department of justice, harris, what to charge anybody with. what she can say is i don't approve of this plea deal. you guys have to go back to the drawing board or we can just sentence him based on the plea he is entering today and he has a felony in there. and so she may have some very big reservations about whether it's an appropriate resolution. >> harris: i want to bring in andy mccarthy, fox news contributor and i want to have you both. andy, i want to pick up where phil left off with this question. if the judge kicks this back and rejects this plea deal, does that mean that they go back and do a different deal and can the charges be changed if that happens? what's at stake for hunter biden here? >> well, harris, i'm glad that phil said what he said because there is a lot of misunderstanding about it. he really put it perfectly, which is the judge is not in the business of telling the justice department what charges to bring. the judge has no authority to do that. but the judge is in charge of the integrity of the court. and the judge can

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early states, but, you know, i think if you zoom back on what harry is talking about in the last few cycles, and the lack of a predictive powerwa, really on both sides, we have see and a diminishment of the early states overall as it becomes more and more nationalized. so many voters these days, especially the types of highly engaged voters who vote in presidential primaries are tuned into the national news. they're watching cnn, national cable news, getting their news from national sources. so there aren't necessarily paying as much attention to which candidate went to the pizza ranch in my town or which candidate, you know, appeals to voters like me on local issues specifically. we're seeing a declining influence in all the early states. >> it is interesting. i want to talk about one of the candidates on the trail, ron desantis is really pushing back hard against this notion that he's way behind trump. i want to let you listen to what he said as one of the reasons. >> maria, these are narratives. the media does not want me to be the nominee. i think that's very, very clear. why? because they know i'll beat biden. >> the med