that is what we set up internships for hispanic american and african-american officers to encourage them to come into the car back arms. we need to do more of that. we are facing recruiting headwinds because the economy is doing well. every private sector is competing for talent. we are competing against that too. we have to do more to find out how we can talk to a wider band of americans about the value proposition is for them in the army. host: what did you hear from the army secretary? guest: i heard a lot of innovation and that is what is needed. the model that got us to 2022 is not the model that will succeed. we have to think about bringing people into the military. host: in the past, how important was it to enlist someone whose family had her tradition of service? guest: we don't rely on that but that is how it is happen. over 70% of people have a family member that has served. that has been key for us and that is important but we can't rely on that for the future. host: let's get to callers for retired lieutenant general thomas spoehr on recruiting more broadly. tony is on our re

s. incomes with black and hispanic americans. hardest hit. although oil prices have dropped the little, the cost of petrol and diesel is so far higher than a year ago. the euro's dipped below parity with u as dollar and trading on wednesday. it's the lowest valuation of the u currency since 20 or 2, as being driven by fears of a global recession. investors are anxious about a lack of growth across the unison that are also concerns and supplies of russia. gas might be cut to to the war in ukraine was growing younger and sh lanka. after the prime minister was appointed acting president, thousands of gathered at the offices of prime minister renewal wick, i'm saying in colombo to demand his resignation. despite a state of emergency being declared, many have scaled the walls have broken through the gates. protesters of also entered the state tv and radio offices. security forces of fire tear gas at the crowds, but they haven't disbursed one of them. michelle fernandez is joining us now. from colombo, in a part of the city were demonstrations, hav

it is a tragedy that far too many americans particularly black and hispanic americans have permanent loss on the record making it nearly impossible to move forward with their lives just because they were arrested with an little marijuana in their pocket. how unfair and what a waste of human resources. our bill will establish an opportunity trust fund to be invested can be duties that a i been devastated by the war on drugs. it would create opportunities for entrepreneurs and small businesses to legitimate new opportunities and the growing cannabis industry and of course underlying and all this bill is about individual freedom and basic fairness. the fact that cannabis relays a one controlled substance in the company from other drugs like heroin is not just senseless and deeply harmful for americans any people of color in the end pinches on the freedom of all of us. if this is working in all of the states, why not make people use it? we need to change that, we need to create, we need to change the lack of freedom and fairness. we need to create opportunities for entrepreneurs and legi

it's a tragedy, tragedy, that far too many americans, particularly black and hispanic americans, have permanent blots on their records, making it nearly impossible to move forward with their lives. just because they were arrested with a little marijuana in their pocket. how unfair, and what a waste of human resources. our bill will also establish an opportunity trust fund to reinvest in communities that have been devastated by the war on drugs. and it will create opportunities for entrepreneurs and small businesses to legitimately pursue new opportunities in the growing kabbah business industry. and -- cannabis industry. and of course, underlying it all, this bill is about individual freedom and basic fairness. the fact that cannabis remains a schedule 1 controlled substance in the same bad company of other drugs like heroin, it's not just senseless, it's deeply harmful for countless americans. again, almost always people of color. and it impinges on the freedom of all of us. if this is working in all the states, ynts let people use it? -- why not let people use it? we need to change

over 50% are hispanic americans.t only every day are going to work and are totally demoralized because they can see that, you know, they are not able to intercreed the kinds of drugs that you are talking about at the scale that they want to because they are just processing. they are baby-sitting. kids and families who are coming across the border. every day i'm getting sent videos from my friends border patrol and from the dps. it's outrageous saw them last week with this big story about this 10-year-old and the rape. what about all the 10-year-olds who are coming across our border who are being raped, who are giving birth in hospitals like uvalde because the biden border policies are enabling sex trafficking of children and our government knows it. inin fact, our government, jesse is part of the process. we do the last leg for the cartels. and lastly, you brought up this meeting with the president of mexico. what's happening in mexico is destabilizing mexico. the cartels are more powerful than ever that means the go

when we come back, the left's pretty disgusting smears against hispanic americans that are republicanative. a liberal blogger is calling a newly elected congressman florez things like miss enchiladas among other slurs. that a much more. she will join us with larry elder straight ahead. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. ♪ ♪ >> sean

have not perhaps reached in the past as successfully and we have set of internship for again hispanic american and african-american officers are you going to try to encourage a them to come into the combat infantry armor field artillery for example but i think that we need to do more on that frankly, we are facing some significant recruiting headwinds right now because the economy is doing soo well and you know every predecessor employed is competing for talent and we are competing against that is also think that we have to do more to figure out how we can really talk to a white writer and of americans about with the value proposition is for them in the army. >> and will, when did you hear that from the armies secretary. >> i heard a lot of innovation is something different and i think that is needed a model that they have is from 2022 cars are going to be a model going forward so we have to think differently about bringing people into the military. >> in the past, howbomi importat was dennis exhibiting a bringing somebody in whose family had a tradition of service. >> we don't rely on that bu

and they say black and hispanic americans are being hardest hit by rising costs. there's been talk pros do stay with us. largest era people empower, is up next one is for you. but to that, i've enough a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives. and i'm examining counting the cost on al jazeera the every year this year in west africa produces thousands of tons of uranium, mostly for use in french nuclear power stations. but critics extracting the radioactive mineral poses health risks to the population near to the mines and around purification and storage facilities in europe. so a team of french filmmakers set out to investigate possible contamination levels with disturbing results. this is the 1st of 2 report. ah, i don't live in the u. n. k. i no longer live, which i normally don't really don't work for a couple cases of the budget for this shit. i just wish this is not born in southeastern france. it's a shock to find such levels of radioactivity here, bu

the latest "new york times" cnn poll finding that joseph popularity with hispanic americans is tanking like never beforeican, pretty much with evy other demographic as well. a whoppingnga 54% of hispanic voters disapproving of joe biden's job performance. other polls have it even higher and it's why republican and hispanic candidates, they're surging and they're winning allo across the country. we told you about the race ine south texas i where congresswomn flores won a texas special election district that had been dominated by democrats for the last 150 years.'t and if b all that wasn't bad enough for democrats, here's yet again appearing to joke about not knowinges who the president is . >> takeke a look. okay, so you know, to standy every i hear hail to the chief wonder where the is he took me a long while. they can turn around for the president. as a lotki of americans are asking the same question. where is a strongti president anyway? joh's presidency collapsing your own partys? his party doesn't want him to run. and you think it'sayay maybe a d lime to joke.e. listen to this bide

and if that happened, a republican congress did that, to say a group of african americans or hispanic americans or asian americans, "the new york times" and "washington post" would be going crazy, rightfully so, by the way. this happened. this happened. okay? i don't know why. i would love it if one of my p senate colleagues came down to say, hey, dan, here's why we went to great lengths to exclude tens of thousands of alaska native indigenous people from getting relief. here's why we did that to you. i'd love for somebody to tell me that. they haven't. i think it's wrong. i think most people who know about it probably would be like, i didn't know we had $20 billion for tribes but we specifically excluded this group. was it because we were mad about the supreme court case? i don't know. but here's the thing, madam president. back to the usica bill. there's a lot money going to universities --. a senator: i ask my colleague if he would yield for one moment? mr. sullivan: i'm finishing up so i'm not going to yield. this is important to me. to my colleague from maryland. a lot of money from univer

prices of food in housing are increasing much faster than average us incomes with black and hispanic americans. hardest hit. jo biden's arrived in israel and his 1st visit to the middle east as us president is promised to advance israel's regional integration biden. we'll also meet palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank. well, johnny min allen said is i'll just hear the senior political analyst. my one big shot when joe biden spoke when he got off the plane. he talked about the relationship with israel, talked about his personal relationship with israel. he talked about sharing of technology. he made a brief reference to what he regarded his as his support for the 2 state solution. it didn't made mention, palestinians a tall. what's your taken all of this? well, i mean, let's give him the benefit of the doubt and say, what today is israel to morris palestine 1st to give him the benefit of the out. but in real terms, that's what joe biden is all about. he's about is red and his special relationship with israel. and among all the presidents that i've reviewed since 1948, i think the job b

prices of food and housing are increasing much faster than average us incomes with black and hispanic americans, hardest hit, or the oil prices have dropped to little. the cost of petrol and diesel is still far higher than a year ago. okay, well let speak to mike hannah, he joins this lie from washington, d. c. i, mike, what does this say about the state of the us economy? well, these latest figures indicate that inflation continues to saw. it is asked by some 1.5 percent on last month's figures, which were in themselves a record high. so this blow to the bite and administration, which has been intent on reducing inflation, but also it scared the stock market because now very clearly the reserve bank is going to increase interest rates in coming months may be weeks in order to try and counter this ongoing inflation, president biden has issued a statement in which he says, these figures are not entirely accurate as saying that they do not take into account the drop in gas prices that have occurred over the last 30 days. now prices have dropped by some $0.40 a gallon over the last 30 days, which

thank you.d, when we tha comenk y back , thes pretty disgusting smears against hispanic americans thatpublican and conservative continue. liberal blogger is calling newly elected congresswoman flores things like miss angellotti, among others. laws that and much more .h she'll m join us with larry elder. straight ruined to be retired, then had to face the volatile market. they contacted their personal capital adviser and checked out free retirement planning. now they feel confident and no longer worry about what the market may bring. start today at personal capital .com. well, guy looks like we got us a little seating situation this is strongest stuff, guy. well, hi , i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american. sleep deprivation. and that's why you need to know about relaxium sleep. you see, getting a good night's sleep helps support a healthy immune system, helps maintain a healthy blood pressure, healthy cardiovascular system. thankfully, relaxium sleeps formula is clinically pro

hispanics view this as an american issue. they want a safe country. the hispanic community, some of the most patriotic i've ever met. >> laura: besides the border issue which is critical but this is related, the support for small business which is being hammered in this horrific biden economy with the cost of products, the cost of fuel. so it's both small business, hispanics gravitate toward enron and start. the border, crime, fentanyl, schools falling apart. it's a loser platform for anyone who continues to defend it. >> 100%, laura. like i said, everything will hispanic american who sees what joe biden is doing right now, they feel completely betrayed by his administration. not only betrayed but if you like the federal government is working against them as hardworking citizens who are just trying to make it here in america. so again, democrats, keep doing what you're doing because you're making it very easy for candidates like myra florez who flipped her blue state red for the first time in 100 years because, and again, you know i would -- i was in d

dropped to another low, s it is even lower, 23% and according to the same poll's approval among hispanic americans is even lower, 19%. now majority of african americans pulled, they don't want biden to run for a second term. keep in mind democrats cannot win and national election but that hispanic and african american support. with reaction author of "here's the deal" number one "new york times" best seller, former senior counsel to president trump kellyanne conway along with joe concha. okay, you got the word of the day, transition. they got their talking point, i would like an answer from somebody in the administration why is it okay to import oil from countries that hate us and make them rich and not produce it domestically with the supply we have for hundreds of years. >> what a wildly unpopular president who is every minute of nearly 80 years old talking about transitioning you know that is not going to happen. so this is what is fascinating. if the president actually takes executive action as he is threatening to do, people should know what that means, that means he has subverted the process

black and hispanic americans hardest hit russian and ukrainian delegations. a meeting in istanbul for talks aimed at ending and impasse on food exports. united nations and turkey are trying to ensure the safe shipment of millions of tons of grain stuck in ukraine. a russian blockade in the black sea has cor shortages and price hikes in several parts of the world. of veteran hong kong protests are known as grandma wong has pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly. alexander wong was known for waving a british flag while taking part in the 2019 protest movement. airlines have been forced to cancel thousands of flights across europe to, to strike action and staff shortages. the decision to limit the number of departing passengers 200008 day at london's busiest airport he throw is set to make matters even worse. okay, those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0. that's after the big picture. stay with us. ah. a france has a long history of flashing with the far right. a 2022 marine le pen leader of the fall rights national rally policy was pre

prices of food and housing are increasing much faster than average us incomes would blacken. hispanic americans hardest hit. although oil prices have dropped to little. the cost of petrol and diesel is still far higher than a year ago. panama government has announced measures to curb the rise and fuel prices and some essential food products. it follows nationwide protest alessandro ramp. yeti reports for 2 weeks, brokers to take him to the streets of panama, the mainly the government take action to combat the high cost of living prices of gasoline, medicine and basic food items have doubled since the star of the year. i read a regular protesting everywhere, and we are ready to start an indifferent strike until they sit down with us to discuss and find solutions to this and sustainable situation. teachers were the 1st to demonstrate at the start of july that they have since been joined by construction workers, students and members of indigenous groups in the central province of their ag. west protesters blocked the pen, american highway affecting access of goods to the panama canal, from other c

the food and housing are increasing much faster than average us incomes with black and hispanic americans. hardest hit members of parliament for the british, conservative party of halifax, voted 7 who replaced forest johnson. jeremy hunt and holly were eliminated from the leadership contest. well, richie soon, i can penny mordant, hold an early advantage. hundreds of emergency workers in france, a battery while possible southwest the blazes spread spreading due to hostile windy conditions. about 27 square kilometers of already burned. 6 water bama aircraft being used to douse the flames and thousands of residents and taurus have been told to evacuate. you can holiday stories on a website out there and dot com is updated throughout the day. more news and half now with me, but next it's counting the cost to stay with us. joe biden is set to visit israel, the palestinian territory, and saudi arabia in an ultimate test of foreign policy set during his election campaign. were ending all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen. what we've done by the actions that we've tak

prices of food and housing are increasing much faster than average u, as incomes were black and hispanic americans hardest hit. oh though, although oil prices have dropped to little, the cost of petrol and diesel is still far higher. and a year ago, russian and ukrainian delegations are meeting in istanbul for talks aimed at ending an impasse on food exports. the united nations and turkey are trying to ensure the safe shipment of millions of tons of grain stuck in ukraine ships. there are held up by a russian blockade, and the black sea is cor shortages and price hikes and several parts of the world. you grounds food production and the food and fertilizer produced by russia must be brought back to old markets. despite the wash. we have been working hard on the plan to allow for the safe and secure exports of ukrainian produced foods. so the black sea and the russian foods and fertilizers the global markets. i think the government's evolves for your continued corporation. still had allowed to sarah a 66 year old hong kong activists known as grandma wong leads guilty to charges of unlawful assembly.

prices of food and housing are increasing much faster than average us incomes with black and hispanic americans. hottest hit, the euro currency is dipped below parity with the u. s. dollar and trading on wednesday is the lowest valuation of the u currency since 20 o. 2 has been driven by fears of a global recession was growing anger, and sher lanka were thousands of people had gathered up primer. so running wickland signers offices in colombo, demanding his resignation, is taken over his acting president. after go to buy a raj, a pucks of float, the country and burton, hong kong, protest, known as grandma wall, has treated guilty to charges of unlawful assembly. alexandra wong was known for wavy of british flag, or taking part in the 2019 protest movement. there was the headlines coming up next to on al jazeera. it's the stream, goodbye. talk to al jazeera. we ask, can you be more specific? how many folks are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we listen, asked the people of cuba industry. if there is a difference between donald trump and joe bite for them, it's saying we meet w

hispanic-americans are coming over in droves to republican party, we have an opportunity to change thend politics, not for just this year but decades to come, i served 20 years in military, 5 years in iraq and afghanistan, i love to fight, live to watch boxing. we saw flores win the special election, we'll see the main event in november and see candidates pick up seats, and laurie chavez in oregon pick up seats and monica delacruz in south texas, when we the republicans have the majority in house, we have to deliver, about governing, a big part is the commitment to america you will see kevin mccarthy roll out here soon, and we will get behind it. a good start we have to deliver for all americans. >> congressman thank you for joining us on sunday night, and thank you for your service in uniform to the nation, we would love to have you back on another sunday night. >> yes, sir, thank you, trey. trey: up next, vladimir putin visits the middle east on hills of president biden trip, coming up. ♪ you ain't seen nothin' yet ♪ ♪ b-b-baby, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet ♪ ♪ here's somethin

the cost of petrol and diesel is still far higher than a year ago, unless say, black and hispanic americans, the hardest hit by rising costs. why cannot, has more from washington dc. these latest figures indicate that inflation continues to sole. it is up by some 1.5 percent on last month because which were in themselves a record high. so this blow to the bite and administration, which has been intent on reducing inflation, but also it scared the stock market because now very clearly the reserve bank is going to increase interest rates in coming months, maybe weeks, in order to try and come to this ongoing inflation, president biden has issued a statement in which he says, these figures are not entirely accurate as saying that they do not take into account the drop in gas prices that have occurred over the last 30 days. now prices have dropped by some $0.40 a gallon over the last 30 days, which is the one bright sign. if one could see it in these particular figures, present and bite in saying that even this drop would have a major impact on family is struggling to cope in this rising inflat

and they say black and hispanic americans are being hot. it hardest, i rising costs was was up for is do you stay with us or streams up net asking at what new leadership could do in for like f i f f. ah aah. i manage have a dean. welcome to the stream to day 2 topics that have been dominating the headlines, a spiraling crisis since re lanka, and in the u. k. the stunning fall of prime minister boys johnson and the race to succeed him. and these are 2 huge stories. i know all of you in our audience, have a lot of thoughts on so chat with us on youtube, and i'll bring your comments and questions into the program. let's start 1st in sri lanka, an island nation in the worst crisis since independence is under a state of emergency on become less savvy. i've been informed by the president that since the president was out of the country, his appointed prime minister renelle looked from a single under clause 37 to one of the constitution to carry out his duly. i can do an argument that there was no way the president could stay in the country. he has

we've done our research and found over 80% of hispanic americans and 76% of african americans think americantry but you wouldn't hear this from progressives because they want top divide and concur. they want to divide americans so they can push their woke ideologies because that's the only way they can win and that's what our america is standing against. we are trying to be a voice to the average american and tell them it is okay to show your support for america. >> well, barrington, i want to play some of the language that has become i think all-to-common in this administration. >> systemic racism is a stain on our nation's soul, the knee on the neck of justice for black persons, profound fear and trauma, the pain and exhaustion that black and brown americans experience every single day. >> america has a long history of systemic racism. black americans and black men in particular, have been treated, throughout the course of our history, as less than human. >> so apparently we are supposed to just believe the united states is kind of you are redeem ably institutionally and systemically raci

one thing we're seeing now is an attack on conservative hispanic-americans, including 3 ladies runningon in a blue area, we should be reaching out, and warning them about what american marxists have been doing, so many people coming in have escaped marxism, american marxism is now published in spanish, i want mission-oriented, i want to get the message out to as many people as we can, i hope and pray, they will look at the book. see you next time on "life, liberty and levin." >> good evening everyone. welcome to "the next revolution" by from los angeles. every started this show over five years ago right here with larry elder and gloria romero. this is the home of positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. every week it seems the biden shambles just get worse. the southern border in just one year turned into the world's deadliest land crossing. with

republican party, more hispanic that they had at the convention in 2020 and we saw florida's in south texas district, it traditionally has been for ethnic groups across americannk decades ago jeff busch was talking about how important it is to reach out to the hispanic voters. as mentioned, they are entrepreneurial they tend to to be family oriented, a lot of them practice religion regularly so in many ways they are the class of republican voter but public and i don't think thought of them that way, they almost bought into the idea that the more hispanic, the stronger democrats will be and i think that has changed and now republicans realize these sides have a lot of the same values the republican party has but we need to reach out to them and i think that is happening. paul: i don't think that's good for the country to have both parties to compete for the different voter groups, it makes it less likely people will use these messages to track voters. we have to take one more break. when we come back, hits and misses of the week. ♪♪ time now for hits and misses of the week. kim. >> secretary janet yellen has been trying to establish a global pack for cartel pu

prices of food and housing are increasing much faster than average us incomes we, black and hispanic americans, hottest it airlines have been forced to cancel thousands of flights across europe. you to strike action and staff shortages, the decision to limit the number of departing passenger this to a 100000 a day at london's busiest apple he throw it set to make matters even worse. a veteran, hong kong protested known as grandma wong has pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful assembly. alexander wong was known for waving a british flag while taking part the 2019 protest movement. those the headlines. the news continues here on out as they are off the inside story. don't go away. ah and bulking on a new relationship. joe biden promises to reset ties with the middle east on his 1st tour as u. s. president. so what can he achieve? and will he be held back by political pressures at home? this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program, i'm the stars the attain. now the u. s. is promising a new era of engagement with the middle east. joe biden is making his 1st trip to the region si

plummeted to the lowest rate in 50 years and the unemployment rate for african-americans and hispanic americansed the lowest levelrecorded . household income soared more than 10 million people were lifted off of welfare and under our freedom agenda we call for the same policies again. we call on our leaders in washington and renewed majorities on capitol hill, renewed leadership. we do essentially what we did in our successful playbook. number one we need to permanently extend the trump pence tax cuts for the american people. we need to eliminate special interest tax breaks and lower tax rates for working americans and businesses. [applause] we need to support reciprocal trade deals that put american jobs and american workers first and with gasoline prices soaring, i filled up my son-in-law's truck two days ago in california. $6.50 a gallon. cost $102. he's worth it. men and women of yaf, we need to unleash american energy and lower the cost of gasoline at the pumpwith freedom . we need to roll back the regulatory state. you know, we reduced more federal redtape in our administration than any a

independents is even lower at 23% and get this, according to the same poll shows approval among hispanic americans is even lower, 19% now a majority of african-americans polled. they don't want joe to run for a second term. keep in mind, democrats cannot win a nationwide election withoutts hispanic and african-american support. here now with reaction. the author of here's the deal, a number one new york times bestseller, former senior counsel to president trump, kellyanne conway, alongp with fox news contributor k joe concha. and kellyanne, okay, you've got the word of the day transition. so they got their talking point. what doit we transverse getting to? and i'd like an answer from somebody in the administrationn why it's okay to import oil t from countries that hate us and make them rich and not produce it domestically with the massive supplies that we have for hundreds of years. >> well, when a wildly unpopular president who's every minute of nearly 80 years oldve talks about transitioning, you know that that's not going to happen. so this is what's fascinating. if the president actually takes

to instill a secure border that are going to be pro community, pro family and against hispanics use this as an american issue. hi they want a safe country. they write in the hispanic communityanic some of the most patriotic i've ever met. >> and savannah besides the border issue, which is critical but this is related is the support for small business, which is being hammered in it's horrific biden economy with the cost of of products, the cost of fuel. so it's both small business which are hispanics gravitate t toward and run and startow crime sentinelth schools falling apart.e i mean, this is a loser platform for anyone who continues to defend it. >>orm 100% law. and again, like i said, every single hispanic american who feel it joe biden is doing right now feel completely gtrayed by his administration ,notov only betrayed but feel like the federal government is working against them as hardworking citizens who are just trying to make it here in america. herso again, democrats keep dog what you're doing because you're making it very easyse fof candidates like mara flores, s who flipped her blue state r

the unemployment rate for african americans and hispanic americans reached the lowest level ever recordedhousehold income sword -- soared. under our freedom agenda, we call for the same policies again. we call on our leaders in washington and renewed leadership to do what we did in our successful playbook. number one, we need to permanently extend the trump-pence tax cuts for the american people. [applause] we need to eliminate special interest tax breaks and lower tax rates for working americans and businesses. we need to support reciprocal trade deals and put american jobs and workers first. with gasoline prices soaring, i filled up my son in law's truck a few days ago in california. $6.50 a gallon. cost $102. he is worth it. [laughter] men and women, we need to unleash american energy and lower the costs of gasoline at the pump with freedom. we need to roll back the regulatory state. we reduced more federal redtape in our administration than any in history. we need to expand savings accounts, offer free market solutions in health care. and as i stand before this rising generation, we n

he talked about the hispanic-americans representatives and those running.ntly about the border situation? >> but they feel most impacted and most for a strong border as well as the progressive activists leading the push for defunding the police when the communities of color are most impacted by that decision. we are all human. as humans our number 1 priority is reflected in the voting choices. the economy and our public safety. >> yes, november can't come soon enough. just ahead climate crusaders. >> ♪ ♪ my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your ne

extreme democratic party the latest new york times poll finding that joe's popularity with hispanic americans is tanking like never before prett much with every other demographic as well a whopping 54 percent of hispanic voters disapproved of the job performance, other bowls have i even higher and it's why republicans republicans and hispanic and candidates are surging and winning all across the country spread we told you about the race in south texas where congresswoman florez won at texas special election district that had been dominate by the democrats the last 150 years and if all that wasn't ba enough for democrats, here is joe yet again appearing to joke about not knowing who the president is. take a look. >> folks, you don't have to stand every time you hear that. it took me a long wow. >> a lot of americans are askin the same question, where is the strong president? joe's presidency collapsing. his party doesn't want him to run, and you'd think it may be good time to joke. listen to this biden word salad when asked about 2024. >> what is your message to democrats they don't want you t

what we are seeing is an attack on conservative hispanic americans. mmunity as much as we can with our principles and warning them about what the american marxists have doing to our country. so many people coming into this country are escaping marxism. so american marxism has been published in spanish. i hope and pray as many as possible will only speak spanish. i think it will have an enormous impact onn the culture and elections in the future. see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." >> good evening everyone. welcome to "the next revolution" by from los angeles. every started this show over five years ago right here with larry elder and gloria romero. this is the home of positive populism, pro-worker, pro-family, pro-community, and especially pro-america. every week it seems the biden shambles just get worse. the southern border in just one year turned into the world's deadliest land crossing.

rebuilt the energy independency unemployment rate being the lowest ever for african americans hispanic americans asian americans women. i felt that it was a it was a white house administration trump pence administration donna that helped the job creator the job seeker, but also the job holder, which is always been in my sites, you know people talk about oh, you didn't build that job creator entrepreneurs, that's fine. but that's what 7% of the country and then maybe seven percent lower now people who are job seekers, but the vast majority of american households are the job holders and that's how donald trump got elected and his commitment was to say to them. hey you you're not even looking. job, or worrying about replacing lost job, but we have two three jobs in the house. it doesn't feel like enough. how did that happen? so really trying to relieve the burden on the cost of energy regulation small business formation and thriving and certainly the economy and i also think the president, you know trying to hold china to account or iran to a count or kim jong unto just trying things other people w

understand about how important it is for there to be alternative voices to cuban americans, hispanic americansall backgrounds when they usually just get a few perspectives leaning to the right. soros saw that, smartly. >> what is happening here is they are trying to silence the conservative voices. we are very few, conservative hosts in spanish. they believe they can win the hispanic vote by taking over these 18 radio stations to the united states. hispanics are not voting because someone is telling them what they have to do, hispanics are voting because of inflation, because of quality of life, because of all the things that we have to face daily to raise our kids, to raise -- to build our families. what i would say about this is it's a shame that the democrats use their power with someone like george soros to try to misuse the goal. >> laura: there are a lot of wealthy republicans out there who write checks the think tanks that do very little except have dinners every year. buying radio stations, the next rush limbaugh, hispanic rush limbaugh can change the whole face of the debate in the un

that is where we have set up internships for, again, hispanic american, african american officers.cularly to try to encourage them to come into the combat arms, infantry armor, philip field artillery for example. i think we need to do more of that frankly. we are facing some significant recruiting headwinds right now because the economy is doing so well, everyone -- private sector employer is competing for talent, competing and that too. i think we have to do more to figure out how we can really talk to a wider band of americans about what the value proposition is for them in the army what did you hear there from the army secretary? >> heard a lot of innovation, let's try something different. i think that is warden's knee is needed. the model the glass for 2022 is not the model going forward from here. we have to think differently about bringing people into the military. >> in the past how important was enlisting somebody, bringing somebody and whose family had a tradition of service? >> we do not rely on that, that is just the way things have happened. over 70% of people who come

maria: texas senator ted cruz, the first hispanic-american to serve as a u.s.texas, fired back. >> the biden white house has time to write speeches at something called a latinx conference -- i don't know what that is -- where they very kindly called latinos tacos. well, marco and i both appreciate being called tacos. the thing to remember about that speech, that wasn't a gaffe. finish that wasn't joe biden going off script. some white house operative sat down and typed into the teleprompter, this is a good idea, to call hispanics a bunch of tacos. maria: joining me right now is congress congresswoman mayra flores who last month became the first mexican-born congresswoman to serve in the house after her special election victory in texas' 34th district which had been democrat run for more than 100 years. it's great to see you this morning, thanks so much for being here. >> no, thank you so much for having me. maria: so what did you think about jill biden talking about tacos, referring to the hispanic community? is and, by the way, obviously, she met bodegas -- me

more and more support among hispanic voters, jill biden decided it was a good idea to compare hispanic americans of us. look. >> helped build this organization with the understanding that the diversity of this community, as distinct as the bodegas of the bronx, as beautiful as the blossoms of miami, and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. >> sean: joining us now, he's been with the president on this foreign trip, our own peter doocy. a lot came out of this. we were told, we didn't get a straight answer about khashoggi. i doubt that was a big part of the composition, my own personal belief. the saudis are going to give us more oil but then they talked about developing new green deal alternatives. i don't believe the saudis are interested in that deal at all in any way whatsoever. it's just a talking point to sell to his democratic socialist friends here. that is my take. >> if things unfolded exactly the way the president says that means they sat down at this meeting, the u.s. on one side of the table, the saudis on the other, i know that you ordered a hit on this journalist for