heinrich had six wives, and he divorced two of them, and he executed two more for his role in this film. the oscar was received by the actor charles lawton, who played the king. it was the first big film. studios, london film, founded by the korda brothers, precisely to create expensive films for export and the tape has received international recognition. she was also distinguished by elaborate costumes and scenery and their characteristic british humor. 1752, the world volleyball championship started in moscow, it became the second in history for men's teams and the first for women's games, 11 national teams took part in the games, these were the teams of the ussr czechoslovakia bulgaria hungary poland romania finland and france and teams from the middle east joined the europeans and asia teams of israel lebanon and india became the winner of the volleyball championship in moscow ussr the soviet union won gold in both the men's and women's events curious fact the moscow championship was the last game that was held outdoors for all other teams. we met in the halls. on august 17, 1939 ,

law enforcement source tells our own jacqui heinrich the suspect attack the f.b.i.un and rifle before kicking off the scene that is a car chase that concluded in the field where they are engaging with that suspect. >> harris: thank you very much. f.b.i. officers are telling us an incidents there and they have him cornered in that field about 60 miles northwest on i-71. so they know the specificity of where she is and the teams as garrett is reporting are getting ready to engage. we'll continue to watch this. there is one suspected assailant in all of this. they feel like they have him cornered and we'll bring everybody the news at it breaks. garrett. thank you. well, these are some interesting words. dishonest, immoral, dumb, lazy. some of the words being used by majorities of both democrats and republicans to describe members of the opposite party. well, that's kind of heated compared to when pew asked the same questions in 2016. survey also shows that americans want more political parties to choose from in future elections. hyper partisanship, hyper charged are so

and individual tax rate in 2023, gillian. >> gillian: jacqui heinrich thanks so much.ow gained 424 the s&p 500 finished ahead 73. nasdaq jumped to 67. the dow gained almost three percentage points. the s&p 500 was up three at a quarter. nasdaq finished ahead more than three. ♪ ♪ breaking tonight get investigators in cincinnati now are trying to find out just whya man tried to reach the fbi field office there, then took part in an hours long stand up with law enforcement before being shot and killed. our correspondent. >> reporter: we are beginning to get a full picture of who this suspect was and possible clues to his motive. officials have identified him as 42-year-old ricky shipper junior, a navy veteran. he later served three years in support of operation iraqi freedom. his criminal record does not have much to be on traffic and movant positions. to try to piece together a motive, because gators are digging into the digital footprint, phone calls, texts, e-mails and social media where they have already identified several accounts under his name that have made concer

jacqui heinrich. jacqui: inflation remaining top concern for voters, the white house has been trying to build up good will ahead of midterms saying the inflation reduction act as it is called will bring down the cost of living for people even though experts roundly agree that this will not directly impact inflation for at least a year or more. and when pressed on how exactly and when this bill will start to bring down prices for people, some congressional democrats were evasive and others tried to make impossible claims connecting the recent drop in gas prices to this bill that the president hasn't even signed yet. >> we are already feeling the effects to a certain extent because we have seen gas prices come down. that's been huge. as soon as the act goes into effect, i hope that all of the positions will begin to work. >> what parts of the bill do you think will put the work on that? >> next question. jacqui: administration officials have been making the case that americans should feel the impacts of

>> bret: jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in kiowa, south carolina.he dow gained 151, the s&p 500 finished 1781 today. >> bret: tonight we continue our look at afghanistan. one year after the u.s. military withdrawal. the subsequent taliban takeover has sent almost the entire population of that country into the risk of poverty. women's rights are now being ignored. and international isolation has slowed foreign aid to a trickle. correspondent trey yingst is in the capital stiff kabul tonight. >> taliban fighters parade through the streets of kabul one year after they took control of afghanistan. they have a message for president biden. >> i warn him to keep himself away from our country and do not interfere otherwise. we will remind him on what we did to them. >> the warning comes two weeks after the united states launched a drone strike against al-qaeda leader ayman caesary. taliban officials claim they didn't know he was in the afghan capital enacted remains this was a violation of law by the united states of america conducting unilateral action ins

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has details for some south carolina, jacqui.hris good evening to you, john p present by the signs bill next week follow it with a big celebration at the white house with lawmakers on september 63 is already using the legislative when to campaign against republicans. >> every single republican, against prescription drug prices against lower healthcare costs, against a fair tax system, against tackling the climate crisis, lower energy costs and good paying jobs to democrats sided with the american people, and the republican side was special interest. that is the choice we face. >> it comes as biden has been seeking credit for recent drop in gas prices even though there are still almost twice as high as when he took office. with inflation remaining a top concern for voters, white house officials have also been trying to build up goodwill thing the inflation reduction act as it is called will bring down the cost of living. although experts agree it will not directly impact inflation for at least a year or more. officials say medicar

>> bret: jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in kiawah island. stocks were mixed. 75. ♪ tonight we continue our look at afghanistan. one year after the u.s. military withdrawal. the world food program says more afghans than ever are starving. here is national security correspondent jennifer griffin. >> a year after the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan, the 40 beds at the children's malnutrition ward at this kabul hospital are all full. afghan mothers try to comfort their malnourished children. this mother of a 10 mold said her husband is so ashamed he wants to move to iran. he said my son is dying in front of my he eyes but i'm not capable of doing anything. >> the number of children who are severely malnourished have doubled and i do not see those numbers improving. i see them getting worse. >> what we see is people just traumatized from the absolutely desperate situation. >> hunger has increased by 60% since the u.s. left and the taliban took over. the u.s. managed to evacuate 123,000 vulnerable afghans after kabul fell to the taliban. a year later nearly 80,000

intelligence committee are now pushing for a formal damage assessmentgillian. >> gillian: jacqui heinrichng from sou carolina for us, thank you. let's begin now with our sunday group, george washington university law professor jonathan turley, former state department spokesperson marie harf, jonathan riley of the wall street journal, and "usa today" washington bureau chief susan page. hi to all of you, thanks for being here. jonathan, there's a whole lot we don't know about these documents. we do know, though, that some of them are at least marked top-secret and sci. the president insists he has declassified all of them, so does that hold legal weight, that argument, and then on top of that, who legally owns these documents, whether they are classified or not? >> well, it does not negate the warrant or these underlying charges. the fact that they might be declassified. because these charges go to material that they not be classified but is still sensitive defense information. it does go to any potential for criminal case, because it goes to the sensitivity of the material, what he underst

jacqui heinrich has reaction from washington good morning. >> good morning.al tells fox nobody here got a heads-up on it. they say in a statement we did not have notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for any additional information. fox has told merrick garland was aware of the raid. unclear if he gave the final safe-off. christopher wray was aware and carried out by d.c. f.b.i. agents. president trump called it an attack by radical left democrats who don't want him to run for president in 2024. hillary clinton deleted emails and nothing has happened to hold her accountable. pelosi said the bar for this raid is very high. >> to have a visit like that and have a warrant, you need justification. no one is approve the law, not even a former president of the united states. >> multiple sources say at this point the raid is not related to a grand jury investigation to overturn the 2020 election but to material he allegedly brought into his home after his presidency. the national archives said they found classified materials in 1

so, that was jacqui heinrich, our own reporter presser her.ferent thought. but if the economy is so great as the white house often paints a rosy picture of what's happening, why are handouts needed, harold? >> thanks for having me on. i'm not for this, i think if you are going to do a student loan forgiveness, you ought to condition -- we have needs with plumber, electricians, with teachers, with nurses, with family doctors, if you want to provide some relief for that group of people at your college or any college we should be doing that. fundamentally, foundationally as americans, we have to have a stake in the country. democrats believe in a progressive tax system. but to just hand out or to give out student loan forgiveness without any regard for fairness for those students that you laid out rightfully so, my parents took out a loan for me in my third year of law school, and i had to pay my loan like everyone else had that pay theirs and the inflation, jason furman, my friend, no republican, has made clear half a trillion dollars on top of

jacqui heinrich traveling with the president in south carolina. i'm be joined by lara trump and get her reaction to what the attorney general had to say about the fact that it was not possible to go in any other way than the way that they went in. but first, i want to bring in joe concha, columnist for "the hill" and a fox news contributor and clay travis, founder of outkick. good to have you with us today. you've been covering this closely yourselves as most of us have. joe, your reaction to what you just heard from merrick garland. what stood out? >> well, martha, i think the appearance just made things worse for the white house. again, they somehow insist they weren't given a heads-up about the raid, right? which is very hard to believe. they weren't even given a heads-up that the attorney general would be making a statement today? if you believe that, you believe that we're currently experiencing zero inflation. right? if this ends up being about documents for the national archives, it will be the biggest debacle since the pull out from afghan

lafontaine, o henry ulf stark and others, and instead of russian poetry, poems by world poets, such as heinrichert burns , were included in the school curriculum russian-language works will remain only from individual ukrainian authors or those whose lives are closely connected with our history serhiy morgun roman syshchenko tsn 1+1 marathon the only news will be heard only through the monitoring screens tomorrow the first call will be made to schoolchildren in kharkiv oblast and mykolaiv oblast - these are regions the enemy is shooting at close range from russia or the occupied territories, the children simply do not have enough time to go down to the storage facilities, and the hundreds of destroyed and damaged schools there will not sit at their desks, and students in the border areas with russia in the areas of sumy oblast and on rivne region near the administrative border with belarus. tsn correspondents are ready to tell you how the school year will start in the rest of the regions live from odesa serhiy osadchuk from dnipro anastasia is not faithful in lviv on the phone marichka kuzhik i

tell life. before the war, my parents lived on the volga in engels march and heinrich lumen drop theyrty- first here. dad, i don't remember. i remember that he was sick all the time, and when he was gone, my mother decided to return home, we arrived in engels, she was immediately arrested. where is my home? a year later, she was released , she took me away, and we returned here, because there is nowhere else. couldn't go. i do not blame anyone in this story and who to blame was such a time. all betrayed each other in time. trouble in people you too? there was something like that, right? the first course drove us collective farm potatoes in the evening, of course, went to the dance. and then a fight with the villagers was on the course, you see, karasev in general, he was engaged in competitions, he participated, he swept away all the villagers . how does the course consort call? i told everything. and they took him away. i just did not say that because of me the fight started. i decided to show off. dance with all the girls for the evening. well, and then everything started to spin, a

though, insisted will worsen inflation now at 9.1%, the highest since 1981 and increased and jacqui heinrich where the president is vacationing, hey, jacqui. jacqui: we just saw president biden and heard from him for the first time since wednesday. he was in celebratory mood on his vacation as he looks to sign the bill next week and hold a celebration at the white house on september 6th. he said he spent a lot of his vacation time working the phones. white house officials have been trying to build goo will saying inflation reduction act as it's called will bring down cost of living even though experts agree it won't directly impact inflation for a year or more and congressional democrats have been trying to connect the recent drop in gas prices to this bill that is still not even signed. >> well, we are already feeling the effects because we have seen gas prices come down. jackie: administration officials say americans should feel impact because medicare negotiations will bring down cost of prescription costs and energy with climate investments like tax credits, solar panels. >> people will

kaiser in wilhelm ii, and then, by some miracle, turned out to be at the dacha of hitler's ally heinrichoering. from there, the deer were taken out after the war, like a trophy, and placed in smolensk park on the joy of all the soviet people, the locals at school renamed him a little and for some reason called him a donkey. and next to the constant guard are two lion cubs. they are locally produced like sitting thieves that day, visitors to the park could observe a very strange picture. and i heard noisy breathing behind me, i couldn’t leave, another second, and suddenly some fuss, both pursuers were towering over them . it gave the impression that the perpetrator was one step ahead of us. and we stayed all the time. they were looking for the missing driver and found his body. they decided to talk to the mother of the murdered accountant, an elderly woman was shot dead, even evidence from the scene of the attack and she disappeared. the investigator received a search warrant in the apartment, killed by faith. on the third floor, this is their door. it was clearly visited by criminals, ma

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my 3rd great grandfather was a man named while heinrich chrysler. he was born and brought home germany, but he came to the united states and ended up changing his name to henry miller. but he got to the san francisco area, 18 fifties and partnered with another young german immigrant and a stablished butcher, business versus competitors. and then they work together and they got here in the time when california was growing very rapidly and it needed food and reliable sources. of meat, they ended up being able to purchase over a 1000000 acres of land in california and then all the way up into oregon and into washington. and so for a period of time, henry miller was the largest land owner in the united states. henry miller realized early on that water would be the key to the success of his business. he took his water rights all the way to the federal court. and one to this day, the laws he fought for apply to everyone in california. we still have access in our area to, to a good amount of water really based on the decisions and foresight of that of henr

let's get the latest from jacqui heinrich from the white house what she is hearing. reporter: neil, we'll hear from the president a couple hours from now give remarks in the roosevelt room. he just tweeted this, keeping with my campaign promise my administration is announcing a plan to give working middle-class families breathing room as they prepare to rhee assume federal student loan debt payments in 2023. i will have more details this afternoon. this plan lobbing off 10,000 for making 125,000. 20,000 with a pell grant. getting bipartisan reaction. some democrats say 2 could blow back on them in midterms. republicans are raising the alarm about it. non-partisan groups said it is so costly it could be undoing i in deficit rye ducks as part of the inflation reduction act. according to the penn wharton budget model, one time cancellation of $10,000 per borrow, will cost 300 billion. not limited to people making less than 125,000 a year, as of now it is according to the plan we know of that number would jump to 344 billion and what some democrats have been asking for a

jacqui heinrich. think of that. right now this favors the wealthy even though democrats are coming back at them didn't that get to the be the problem with the whole tax cuts for donald trump? conversely then those same democrats who bemoaned the wealthy with those tax cuts perfectly find with series of loan forgiveness. neetu arnold joins us now. leaving aside hypocrisy on both sides, depends on the administration, the moment, the party, there is the issue picking whose debts you forgive, right, and that is a very slippery slope, isn't it? >> it is and i think the biden administration when they decided to take on targeted debt forgiveness they were trying to the criticisms that blanket student loan forgiveness receives. that it was regressive t would benefit well to do doctors, lawyers, because they often take out more in student loan debt. now i do think that the recent policy that biden administration proposed does make it less regress but the blanket debt forgiveness is bad, and making it less bad doesn't make it

jacqui heinrich joins us now live with more. >> good morning, martha. it is not just the press secretary refusing to admit that taxpayers are footing the bill for this. the education secretary this morning also refused to give an outline, a range of what this would cost. well, the committee for a responsible budget, which is nonpartisan, just did that for him and the tab is roughly $500 billion. biden's plan cancels up to $10 thouf in federal loans or 20,000 if you pick up pell grants. you will qualify if you make less than $125,000 a year. it will cost taxpayers up. then another tab for the income driven repayment plan for people who made too much money to get their debt canceled. when amounts resume the amounts will be cut in half and payments are paused until december costing another $20 billion. moreover there is nothing to reduce borrowing moving forward sengt up future administrations to cancel again. they estimate the country's outstanding student debt will return to its current level within five years and will likely cost more than double the am

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back to you guys. >> steve: jacqui heinrich north lawn of the white house. going to reduce inflation right up to the election. >> ainsley: of course. >> steve: will it actually work? probably -- stay tuned. chris coons said yesterday we might not see the impact on inflation in the first year or two. so, let's see, in 2024, oh, when joe biden might be running for re-election then it kicks in? is that what you paid for. >> ainsley: cbo. wharton school of business something similar. republicans say this is going to raise taxes in the middle of a reeggs is. doesn't take a rocket scientist to know you don't do that. >> lawrence: i'm surprised by the democrats really married to. 73% of americans believe we are on the wrong track. you have got every poll in suggesting that inflation is the number one issue for americans. they think just because they put that on the bill that it was going to lower inflation that american people were just going to buy it look at the cost of your eggs. your eggs up 33%. ground beef up almost 10%. poultry up 17%. now pass tax rate. it

nice. >> yeah. >> good to see you. >> i sure did, jacqui heinrich live for us. coming up, will the evidence speak for itself? former president trump backing the unceiling of the search warrant at his florida home. we could be seeing it today. we'll get a live update from mar-a-lago coming up,e next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... ♪ ♪ claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recommended wireless carrier. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get $450 off any new purchase of an eligible samsung device with xfinity mobile. or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com >> the ju

there was a hall for groups fuhrers, in which once there at some period the leaders of the ussr, heinrichr, gathered. and they held some meetings there. perhaps there are also some cult sessions. this symbol was embossed on the floor of the hall of the group of fuhrers and above it, according to some information. there was just a table at which we were sitting, these leaders of the order of the ussr, and there we were solving some of our questions. that is, it has become a symbol from such neo-nazis, resurrected nazis, almost all of europe. but this, consider that this is not a swastika, yes, yes. on in fact this symbol is called wolf angel or wolf hook. this symbol was on the chevrons of several ss divisions at once, one of them is very famous, famous, including for cruelty on the territory of the soviet union. divisions that is, this is a purely nazi symbol exactly in the form in which azov uses in that form the social nationalists, initially it was used by people who, even before the coup, professed an absolutely frank nazi ideology, which in their publics constantly zigged there hung

. >> it is worth pointing out jacqui heinrich reported it is possible the secret service was the oneaid there are classified documents in mar-a-lago. >> harris: we won't read the tea leaves on any of that. anything is possible. we don't have to. if they come forth with the affidavit it will give us the roadmap as the d.o.j. is trying to keep it sealed for that purpose to know exactly the urgency. was it the mid-terms? what was driving it? we can see for ourselves. let's see if they're bold enough to do it. out rage after a major setback to vote out george gascon. officials found nearly 200,000 signatures to be invalid. disqualifying the recall from the ballot in november. the campaign is accusing the county of using illegal standards to verify the signatures. organizers have three weeks to review the findings. they can use the time to gather evidence to launch a legal fight. a former deputy district attorney that gascon's lacks treatment of criminals -- gascon is celebrated grateful to move forward from this attempted political power grab. gianno. >> yeah, i mean, it's very unfortuna

we begin with jacqui heinrich in south carolina where president biden is vacationing. jacqui? >> hey, charles. we have just learned that president biden will return to the white house to sign that massive tax healthcare and climate bill. there will be a big celebration at the white house on september 6 and then there will be a huge nationwide victory tour. we have a copy of a memo that some white house officials circulated. they write between sunday and the end of august, cabinet members will travel to 33 states touting the inflation reduction act and the administration's accomplishments. some of that travel biden will take part in. polls show inflation is still voter's top concern. the white house named this bill the inflation reduction act to try to show he's doing something about it. even though experts agree it's not going to impact overall inflation for a year or more. officials have said this bill will immediately help because people can spend money on things like solar panels and electric heat pumps in order to save money on their taxes. biden has been quick to point ou

we begin with jacqui heinrich in south carolina where president biden is vacationing.

but we begin with fox team coverage at the white house starting with jacqui heinrich.r from the president? >> jacqui: they have made a claim a short while ago on a background call that this will potentially be neutral or deinflationary, to counter critics say it's going to exacerbate inflation and increase the national debt. that official said because 45 million borrowers have the student loan payments paused right now, joint impact could be neutral or deinflationary, we have not seen the math to back that up yet, but it is not what non-partisan committees like the committee for responsible budget have said. senator mitt romney on twitter, sad to see what's being done to bribe the voters. it may win some democratic votes but fuels inflation, and unfair to those who paid their own way and create irresponsible expectations. even some democrats are worried that this could backfire. >> do you worry from your side of the aisle that there will be people that say i paid off my loans, or people that don't go to college saying why do i forgive this? >> no question about it, i'm

. >> it's going to be fun, jacqui heinrich. losing by more than 30

jacqui heinrich is traveling with the president in south carolina. she joins us now. jacqui?>> hi, chars. the congressional budget office told lawmakers that $20 billion in revenue for the inflation reduction act will come from increased audits on people making less than $400,000 a year. they have warned that an amendment that republicans have floated to try to prevent those additional audits on people making less than $400,000 will cause the government to lose the $20 billion in revenue to pay for this bill. allowing the increased audit to move forward will not only fly in the face of the president's promise not to punish the middle class, but it's something that irs commissioner vowed would not happen. charles redding told lawmakers new funding for this big for the irs "shall not be used to increase the share of small business or households below the $400,000 threshold that are audited, small businesses or households earning $400,000 per year or less will not see an increase in the chances that they are audited". the white house has cited reddings promise that people making

jacqui heinrich with more. jacqui?, neil; yeah, the white house answer to this is to draw what many see as a false comparison between cancelling student debt and forgiving ppp loans that went out to businesses that were closed, often forcetially by government lockdowns and the pandemic. on twitter, the white house naming and shaming republican members that had ppp loans forgiven including marjorie taylor greene, matt gaetz and more. the white house calls it a fair comparison. white house officials are saying both actions are based on laws that congress passed defending their use of the hero's act, a law passed by 911 to help mir theyry families. they say it will cost taxpayer $240 billion over ten years because some people won't wipe out their debt even though eligible to do so. that number is below the pen wharton estimate of the cost here. they say over a trillion dollars citing biden's new benefits even for borrowers that make too much money to have their loans cancels. the white house admits that biden's last legis

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has that part of the story. >> federal reserve chair jeromeowell warning americans rate hikes will keep coming and they will be painful. but, necessary. >> these are the unfortunate costs of reducing inflation. but a failure to restore price stability would mean far greater pain. >> powell has pledged to bring down prices still running near 40 year highs comes as the white house admits the inflation reduction act may not live up to its name because canceling student loan debt will eat deficit savings. they are selling it this way. >> this is paid for. it is paid for and far more by the amount of deficit reduction that we are already on track for this year. >> the committee for responsible federal budget says not true and it, quote, will likely cost more than double the amount saved. completely eliminating any disinflationary benefit from the bill. their estimated cost to taxpayers, 2.5 times greater than the white house projects. 240 billion over 10 years. team biden assuming a quarter of people eligible to wipe away their debt just won't. and

i want to go to jacqui heinrich in south carolina right now traveling with the president. jacqui? >> hi, charles. yeah, if anyone wanted to know what the white house is saying about this, they won't deliver that. they want to stay as far as way from this as possible. not just saying they're going to give a reaction but letting us know that they found out about garland's remarks in the media. they want to make sure that people understand that there is no coordination between the white house and the doj and that's what they're trying to evoke here. to allay fears of any political influence over this investigation. what is notable, this is a bit of a difference with how the white house handled the discussion about trump in the past. in a briefing this week, i noticed the wide house shied away from questions surrounding trump after news of the raid came out. in the past, they welcomed those kinds of questions. they seek to compare biden to his predecessor in a favorable light for biden. since news of the raid, they don't want to talk trump at all. >> do you consider donald trump to be

earlier on, msnbc -- martin heinrich said this is how it would lower costs. listen. >> we will drive down the cost of electricity by helping to incentivize cheaper, cleaner electricity rates. as we deploy more wind and solar, and more storage on the grid. but in addition, there are things for every single home in terms of really electrifying your homes with rebates. that level lies the cost up front. then it gives you a utility bill that is lower for the rest of your life. >> talk me through, how much of that change are americans going to be able to feel immediately? and how much of it is down the road? >> well, the rebates are going to be happening immediately. the tax incentives are going to be in place. so we know that we can make a change right now. you know, the key to climate change is to recognize that it is a long distance we need to run. but if we can show people that the technologies of today are going to advance them and save them money, if we can talk to them about how new jobs are going to be created how we're going to domestically manufactured p

it's democratic senator, martin heinrich, of new mexico. senator! how are you feeling? it must be good after pulling off this major win. >> this day has been coming for me for a very long time. it feels fantastic to finally do something this transformational on clean energy. >> senator, it's important for viewers to know how this is going to directly impact their lives. why is this such a big deal? can you unpack that a little bit? especially for the residents of new mexico. >> for one, we are going to drive down the cost of electricity by helping to incentifies cheaper, cleaner electricity rates. as we deploy more wind and solar. and more storage on the grid. in addition, there are things for every single home in terms of electrifying your homes with rebates that level lies the cost up front, and then give you a utility bill that is lower for the rest of your life. bill that isit's really drivinge cost of energy overall. there are many different things in this bill, but they are all aimed at making energy more affordable and driving pollution out of the system. >> sena

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president trump's lawyer this afternoon, a federal law enforcement p t source told fox that jackie heinrich's that the probable cause for that search warrant on mulago very likely came from a secretly service member. now, if that is indeed the case, does become a security issue of the formern' president of the united states . can't really trustt his own detail. here now is gary burne, former clinton secret service officer and author of secrets offf the secret service. garyic, you heard christina. she was very skeptical of this claim. but nevertheless, we don't knowu your reaction to this leak. yeah, i'm skeptical also. it's possible, but it's pretty unlikely. and the good description of this supposed secret service employee saw some material you know, there it's pretty unlikely that it was generatedwa that i think it's just the left making up excuses to justify something that that has never happened before. now, gary, i had a chance to meet a lot of the agents on his detail even sincece he left. the white house. i don't knoww their names, but they're you know, they're just the coolest people.

would be able to pass it for other reasons, because we would lose at least menendez, cortez,, martin heinrich and others. this is a delicately negotiated compromise. there's lots of things i would put in it, and other things i would remove a road it myself. to get to 50, we had to get this finally calibrated thing. the other thing to point out is, look, vote-a-rama is unique in the following way. we have a bill, and they have one objective and one objective only. which is to kill it, and they're gonna kill it with amendments. so they're vermont to oppose all the amendments. >> senator, i want to play -- i want to ask you a question really quick, about what you just mentioned, childcare provisions. you said you would support them in the bill, they're not currently in the bill. we know there's not gonna be another reconciliation process before the end of september. how are lawmakers like yourself going to address the child tax credit, childcare, elder care, that are not in this bill before the end of the year? >> well there's a bunch of things that are not in the bill that i love. for instance,

. >> katie: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house. >> good morning to you all.ically the basis for this request and any effect having a special master or a person to independently review these materials would have on the overall case. it is part of trump's bid to get the doj to stop poring over records that it seized from mar-a-lago. according to trump's team itself, that material does include more than 700 pages of classified documents. trump has been trying to undercut the biden white house line they have been repeating which is that they have not been aware of the raid. they didn't know about it advance. they had nothing to do with decisions being carried out by the fbi and doj. trump did not believe that he wrote on truth social the white house stated strongly they were not involved. documents reveal they knew everything. in fact, led the charge. his team, trump's team, released a letter that they received from acting national archivist debra title wall to try to prove this allegation and that letter included languaging from debra wall saying she would not b

. >> ainsley: jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house with the latest. mar-a-lago, if they found anything at all, right? >> well, we don't have any indication, ainsley right now that that information is forthcoming, but there are certainly many, many questions being posed to the justice department and the fbi about this case. claims that the agency has been weaponized coming a lot of the former president's supporters are being met with the current white house saying they had no idea this probe was coming. a white house official told fox in a statement we did not have notice of the reported action and would refer you to the justice department for any additional information. former president trump calling the raid an attack by radical left democrats who desperately don't want him to run for president in 2024. trump saying what's the difference between this and watergate where operatives broke into the democrat national committee? here in reverse, democrats broke into the home of the 45th president of the united states. he also said hillary clinton was allo

. >> katie: jacqui heinrich joins us live from the white house with the latest.steve. yeah, white house officials don't want to say the answer that we already know, who is paying for this? the plan benefits 43 million borrowers, including 20 million who have their debt wiped out completely. up to $10,000 in federal loans. 20,000 in pell grants. people making up to 125 grand a year. 250,000 for couples. everyone else gets another pause on payments until december and then your monthly payments will also be capped at 5% of your discretionary income. but, there's no handout if you already paid back your loan. >> people that already paid their student loans. >> right. >> they don't get anything out of this deal? >> right. >> katie: thinks this is perfectly fair. some democrats don't. congressman chris pappas said i supported expanding pell grants, affordable community college and those entering vital professions like nursing this announcement by president biden is no way to make policy and side steps congress. last year speaker pelosi said she didn't even think this w

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joining us is jacqui heinrich on the island. >> hey there, molly, yeah from his vacation spot on a luxury golf destination, the president tweeted, celebrating the passage of a major piece of his agenda and saying there will be a big celebration at the white house on september 6th and he plans to sign that bill next week. and he released that bill on twitter, talking about it. >> today the american people want and the special interest lost finally, with the passage of the house inflation reduction act and the american people are going to see lower prescription drug prices, lower health care costs and lower energy costs and big corporations are finally going to start to pay their fair share. >> well, the health and climate legislation is to be paid for in part by raising taxes on wealthy corporations and also audits on what democrats call wealthy tax cheats, but the congressional budget office caused a stir yesterday telling lawmakers they'll need to ramp up audits on people making less than $400,000 a year or other revenues will be $20 billion short. >> they have this army of 87,000 new ir