i was supposed to take 16 pictures. [laughter] carrie: is it important for you to see photographs like this? caller: i can see the photographs. catherine: that must be the marines. they are the marines. carrie: thank you for the call. catherine: fantastic, yes. [laughter] [indiscernible] i had long pigtails, and i was swimming in my size six boots. carrie: the one over here is on the way down. do you think men and women have different perspectives of activities, or activities? -- war activities? did it make your photographs different from your male colleagues? catherine: a lot of people thought my photographs were taken with a women's i. -- woman's eye. i really don't know. i still wondering about it. caller: i was wondering why it had never been brought out of the background that we really into the war -- entered the war to prop up french colonialism. the french collaborated with the japanese [indiscernible] many of the vietnamese people were starved to death, and treated atrociously by the french people during the colonial days, actual

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i carry with me i don't have it i gave it to my staff i carry with me in my pocket a -- do i have that around anyone -- where's my staff? i gave it away. anyway. and with -- with i don't know i carry a card and i don't have it i put it on my desk. [laughter] >> "watters world" getting worried about joe biden. he's ricocheting from one thing to the next without a strategy or even an explanation. so we're predicting combination of high gas prices and border crisis this summer. it will explode at the same time, and it will damage the president's political standing. this will leave hem with limited options, and make it likely that he'll lash out at another direction probably in the mideast. as a distraction -- so prepare yourself for what's coming. "watters world" warned you. joining me now for reaction, new york post columnist and fox news contributor miranda devine what did you think about that proposition? >> well, jesse it is frightening and you've summed it up extremely well, you know, we're almost at the 100 half way through the 100 days of biden's campaign, and it's amazing how quic

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a knife i carry around a hammer in my band just in case i'm going to get a police in new york issued this picture of the man they want to interview in connection with the attack on the 65 year old woman she remains in hospital with serious injuries. al-jazeera. the leaders of all 3 branches of brazil's forces a set of jointly resigned the defense minister was sacked. as evade the dismissal was part of a capital by president jaya balls in a row on monday a list of expressed fears that the president increasingly under pressure is moving to assert greater control over the military. in rio says that nothing like this has been seen in decades for the 1st time in brazil's recent history the commanders of the army the navy and the air force have left their posts at the same time in what analysts and the local press are calling the biggest military crisis since 1977 the 3 commanders decided to tender their resignations after president variable so now to fire the defense minister as available on tuesday this morning the new defense minister general but i then never confirmed they would be sub

i carry a card. i put it on my desk. the idea that, hmmm, over 500 -- i have a card.arry a card with me every day with the number of folks who have been affected by the -- as of yesterday, there are 500,071 people died from this. >> sean: i am pointing out what is obvious. because he is the president of the united states. the leader of the free world. the commander-in-chief. this is the hardest job in the world. the most demanding job in the world. if our president is struggling we have every right to know. struggling during the campaign and they hid it from you the american people. they used covidd as a reason to hide it. there is a big problem. here with reaction fox newsws contributor joe and steven miller. steven, i will start with you. okay. i watched what happened today. watching what happened all week and what happened last week and the week before. this is now to me, it's an acute serious, significant situation unfolding. your thoughts? >> as you mentioned, sean,ow its a national security crisis. our adversaris around the world. iran, russia and venezuela and

i. carried out. could. have been. a no i will be on when i step on. my. i mean my mind. will know i had. and it. would. be unethical to. before. i. fell and. there is a growing consensus the buy ministration is off it was slow start today the new president has relied on executive orders this is not unusual but what does this president apart is the emphasis on what could be called weaponized. ministration has embraced the wealthiest agenda in all of their vision because with this you jeff. in our headlines this hour out of the white house but still causing a. major post-presidential speech for repeating these 2020 election fraud claims these e.g. seize these platforms being used. on these people to get. hotel chain faces calls after it hosted a u.s. conservative conference with the states that appeared to resemble a nazi symbol. also americans are getting fed up of so-called council culture poll found 64 percent of people believe it poses a threat to freedom we put the issue. we have to.

a knife i carry around a hammer my bag just in case i'm going to get a police in new york have issued this picture of the man they want to interview in connection with the attack on the 65 year old woman she remains in hospital with serious injuries. diplomatic sources have confirmed to al-jazeera that a un report indicates yemen's who think rebels were responsible for an attack on the airport in the city of aden 20 people were killed on the sabbath 30 s but missiles were fired in an attempt to hit a plane that had landed with government officials on board the reporter said to contain evidence that the missiles a similar to those in the who will or were fired from areas under rebel control iran backed faces deny the allegations. the u.s. says that it's ready to resume talks with iran about returning to 2015 nuclear deal the white house press secretary says the offer to engage is all new table but wants the u.s. to 1st remove sanctions and is rejected several proposals for negotiations we remain committed to pursuing a diplomatic process to determine a way forward sometimes that takes

a knife i carry around a hammer in my band just in case i'm going to get a police in new york issued this picture of the man they want to interview in connection with the attack on the 65 year old woman she remains in hospital with serious injuries. al-jazeera. a case of police brutality in mexico spot protests there and in el salvador 36 year old salvadorian refugee the tour salazar riaz a died after being arrested in the tourist resort of tell him i'm off so i was filming on her back shot of bullets reports. the tourist summers are already are so was a refugee from el salvador a mother of 2 teenage girls working in hotels in mexico's resort town of tulum now she's the face of protests against violence towards women and police brutality. faced down and barefoot died on a roadside into limb on saturday police officers restrained her on the pavement and threw her body into the back of a pickup truck the state prosecutor says officers used excessive force they make a police cell the local police technique of body control that was applied the level of force used was disproportionate to

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a knife i carry around a hammer my bag just in case i'm going to get a police in new york issued this picture of the man they want to interview in connection with the attack on the 65 year old woman she remains in hospital with serious injuries. al-jazeera. you know states and 13 other countries have expressed concern over the world health organizations report on the origins of code 19 in january an international team of experts traveled to han in china's hu bay province where the virus was 1st detected in late 2019 but the report doesn't pinpoint exactly where the disease came from the u.s. state department said there must now be a renewed commitment by w.h.o. and all member states to access transparency and timelines it is critical for independent experts to have full access to all pertinent human animal and environmental data research and personnel involved in the early stages of the outbreak katrina you went to the seafood market at the center of the search and has more on the access for scientists were given by the chinese weeks after the w.h.o. team completed their mission here

a knife i carry around a hammer my bag just in case i'm going to get a police in new york have issued this picture of the man they want to interview in connection with the attack on the 65 year old woman she remains in hospital with serious injuries. france insists that it only killed in an airstrike in mali to un investigators concluded 19 civilians died the u.n. team says that only 3 armed men were killed during the strike on the village of pointy in january it says that it came to its conclusion after analyzing satellite images visiting the site and interviewing more than $400.00 people france says the evidence is weak but the un secretary-general spokesman says they stand by the report and its findings. so i think the next step is really clued in the recommendations to both the mali and the french authorities to conduct you know what we would want to see is an independent credible and transparent investigation to examine the circumstances around the attack and just before the headlines some cheering pictures of cherry blossom in the u.s. capitol which is picked early this year it'

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we have already -- we have already, and i carry this in my pocket, lost more as of today, we've lost more than 511,839 americans as of today. it's got to stop. we need the united states senate to follow the house and pass the american rescue plan. because despite the optimism, without new resources, our entire effort will be set back. we need the resources of the american rescue plan and we need it urgently. we need them expanding testing, ramp up vaccine distribution, fund fema and other federal vaccine efforts and continue reimburtsing states for their efforts -- reimbursing states for their efforts. we need to expand genomic researching, find the protective gear, transportation, staffing and other costs required for school and businesses to open safely. we need to fund it. the bottom line is we need the american rescue plan now. now. there is light at the end of the tunnel. but we cannot let our guard down now or assure that victory is inevitable. we can't assume. that we need to remain vigilant and look out for one another muches that how we're going to get ahead of this virus. g

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i carry this with me everywhere i go. the three most important words outside the bible in my opinion are those three words that begin this document. we the people. show me in this document where education is referenced and i will show you salaam planned -- swampland in new mexico. they are using this to expand the federal government's role in every aspect of our lives. democrats are using it to dictate how much salt is in school meals, but they can't dictate a school reopening plan. the hypocrisy is crystal clear. right now in america, the powerful teachers unions and enablers have seized control of too many education systems and are using their power to serve themselves instead. of fighting to reopen school safety, teachers union leaders are tweeting about the dangers of in person learning while sitting poolside in the caribbean. teachers unions claim hassling -- passing the socialist medicare for all and defunding taxes on millionaires are for teachers to do their job safely. remember that swampland in new mexico, this

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i carry a paper with me to remind me every day. just go back four years ago and look at tapes of joe. go back ten years ago, which brings us to a very serious but real necessary question. of his joe biden -- is this far worse than we were ever told? 's see fit to serve? because these are the same questions the democrats, the media, they had no problem asking about ronald reagan, the age question, they called it in the late '80s or about john mccain during his presidential campaign. the media, the democrats, they all talked about it openly. given what we now see from joe biden day after day after day, this is now a fair question that needs to be asked. joining us now with more, former white house aide to the trump administration, also president trump's leading speechwriter, steve miller is with us. all right, let's talk about the joe question and then we will quickly go to the transition of the speech. this is -- look, we used to get criticized when i said weak, frail, and struggling cognitively. i'm knocking and criticized any long

as i have told you before, i carry a card in my pocket with the number of americans who have died from covid to date. it is on the back of my schedule. as of now, total deaths in america, 527,726. that is more deaths than in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, and 9/11 combined. there are husbands, wives, sons and daughters, grandparents, friends, neighbors young and old. they leave behind loved ones, unable to truly grieve even to have a funeral. i am also thinking about everyone else who lost this past year to natural causes by cruel fate of accident or other disease. they too died alone. they too leave behind loved ones who are hurting badly. you know, you have heard me say before i talk about the longest walk any parent can make is up a short flight of stairs to his child's bedroom to say i am sorry. i lost my job. we cannot be here anymore. like my dad told me when he lost his job in scranton. so many of you have had to make that same walk this past year. you lost your job. you closed your business. facing eviction, homelessness, hunger. a loss of control. maybe worst of a

i would wear conservative colors. it was very amusing because they passed a law in massachusetts that you could not carry a red flag inreminded of the fact that students at harvard were not allowed to carry their harvard flag. it went to really ridiculous limits. any group or any individual that did not conform to what happened to be the community standards would be attacked. and so, you had to be prepared if you came into a movement like this to be maligned and misinterpreted. >> we have always been a target of the which hunters. >> kay camp is a past president of the women's or national league. >> i remember at one time following a seminar here with soviet women, we were sending the women around the country. and our branch hosted three of them. we had an evening here at our home and many friends, neighbors, and group members came. they made little speeches, we made little speeches. we took a lot of pictures. and then i think everybody felt it was a very warm and cordial evening. and following that, i wrote to them and sent them copies of all those pictures. and i was stunned to learn years later that every one of th

i'm a native new yorker and for the first time in my life, i carry around a hammer in my bag in case i get attacked. >> police released this picture of a man they want to interview in connection to the attack on the 65-year-old woman. she remains in hospital with serious injuries. >> the united states and 13 other countries have expressed concern over the world health organization's report over the origins of covid-19. in january, an international team of experts traveled to wuhan in china's hubei province where the virus was first detected, but the report does not pinpoint exactly where the disease came from. the u.s. state department said there must now be a renewed commitment by who and all member states to access, transparency, and timelines. it is critical for exports to have all access to pertinent human, animal, and environmental data, research, and personnel involved in the early stages of the outbreaks. we have more on the scientists were given by the chinese. >> weeks after the who team completed their mission, they released this report. in 120 pages, they detailed thousands

as i've told you before, i carry a card in my pocket with a number of americans who have died from covid to date. it's on the back of my schedule. as of now, total deaths in america, 527,726. that's more deaths than in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, and nine eleven combined. there were husbands, wives, sons and daughters, grandparents, friends, neighbors, young and old. they leave behind loved ones, unable to truly grieve or to heal, even to have a funeral. but i'm also thinking about everyone else who we lost this past year to natural causes, by cruel fate of accident or other disease. they, too, died alone. they, too, leave behind loved ones who are hurting badly. you know, you've often heard me say before, i talk about the longest walk any parent can make is up a short flight of stairs to his child's bedroom to say, i'm sorry, i've lost my job, i can't be here anymore. like my dad told me when he lost his job? scranton. so many offyou have had to make that same walk this past year. you lost your job, you closed your business. facing eviction, homelessness, hunger, a loss

>> well i didn't want to get too carried away, because i didn't know for sure we didn't know whethere going to get out or not. you are skeptical. >> right. >> or i was. i was thinking i don't get my hopes to high, because i get up to close and they decide they don't want you to go yet, you're still here. i didn't want to really get too carried away with that idea until across that line. >> it wasn't until i knew that i was over that i decided -- >> what was the first thing that you ate after you crossed -- >> have you've been back to korea? >> no. >> you know what happened to korea right? what do you think? >> they set up a 38th parallel. i don't really know why i have heard some things. in fact, i was offered a chance to go to korea, and was informed that they would fly as over if we were to go. and i never went back, the reason that i did not was because i somehow just did not want to go. >> you don't want to go, right? >> i just didn't want to go. >> korea was able to accomplish simultaneous economic development. never been precedent it. so speedy. and that come right -- democrats

i. carry a gun today who never believed that it was i.e. . i have anxiety. but i have been moved by the truth to come on. crass i think it's ok if you're broke you just like me now. you're a. crack so i start with some. easy questions back questions ok so actually tell the jury how old you are. and are you a high school student now missing. and. or you're in prison more on the school has back on good. i must say or do you have. to. remember and what city do you live in now seem. was there a time that you and your family lived in minneapolis south minneapolis yes we know her. friends family friends in that area and. who's taking everything with us to the graphic pushing it a little easier for her to give it a go so don't worry about a good fight and i stuck fast to slow it down try to make it easy for everybody. ok so you said you still have friends. yes and. is one of those friends. yes ok so i'm asking you questions. about the reason you're here and. why are here today. and when you say for george fly did you. see what happened to church like this. so i wou

i carry card in my pocket. but the number of americans who have died from covid to date. it's on the back of my schedule. as of now. total deaths in america. 527,000 726. that's more deaths. and war. one 2, the vietnam war 9.11 combined. their husbands. wives sons and daughters grandparents, friends, neighbors. they leave behind loved ones. unable to actually grieve and heal even to have a funeral. i'm also thinking about everyone else lost this past year. to natural causes. i cruel fate of action rather disease. to guide alone. they to leave behind. loved ones who are hurting badly. you know, you've often heard me say before i talk about the longest walk. any parent can make. is up a short flight of stairs to his child's bedroom. to say i'm sorry. i lost my job. can't be here anymore. like my dad told me when he lost his job in scranton. so many of you had to make that same walk this past year. you lost your job. you close your business. facing eviction. homelessness hunger. lost control. maybe worst of all, a loss of hope. watching a generation of children who maybe set

so when i carry them, i'm used to it. and it's a responsibility. and i embrace that.though it's painful, it's who i am. >> our thanks to zachary. the third episode of the abc news series "soul of a nation" airs next tuesday evening 10/9 central on abc. >>> a musical sendoff to mark a special occasion. ♪ struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, sever

it has now killed over, i carry it in my pocket every day, i have the list of exactly how many have died, 500 and 47,000 200 96 americans. --547,296 americans dead from the virus. more than all of the people killed in world war i, world war ii, the vietnam war, 9/11. 547,296 americans. an economy that left millions out of work. and created so much anxiety. that is why i moved so quickly to pass the american rescue plan with the help of my friends here in the congress. i really mean that. it did not pass by a lot but the leadership -- you got it done. because it was an emergency. we need to act to save jobs. to save businesses. to save lives. and, that is what we did. we are beginning to see the results. we are on our way. to having given 200 million vaccination shots in the first 100 days. of my presidency. when i said i would get 100 million done, people thought it was a significant exaggeration. we are going to get 200 million done. twice the original goal. because of all the help. winning economists are now predicting our economy will grow 6% this year. that is a rate we have not seen

i hope some of those principles will carry the day again. harold: i just want to end with one quick note. when i was with the commission, section 11 was too difficult. the first summarize a commissioner, and a couple of dozen interns and they did section 11, they reviewed every rule the commission had and we found a bunch of rules, such as requirements of morse code training on ships and we turned over results to the commission and the commission got rid of a bunch of archaic rules. when the commission says we can't do it, my reaction is so, yeah? let's see. give me a bunch of interns and i will see if a bunch of interns can do it. in that case, reviewing commission rules is not as difficult as it was made out to be. but let me not keep our audience longer. i promised i would try to get this done in an hour and let's do that. i look forward to continuing this conversation. for anyone who wants to reach commissioner riley, he can be reached here at the hudson institute. we are happy to have him as a visiting fellow and your email address is? m

it's -- i guess i can't say it's really affected my -- you know, like i say, i carry some guilt. i suppose that affected my life. but, you know, i'm pretty proud of what i did, i mean, we all are. we stopped communism in that country. so that's something to feel good about. i don't have anything else as far as affecting my life. i guess i'm always thankful of y not being able -- not being wounded or killed, you know. i had a lot of close calls over there. i am thankful that i got through what i did. it was a war that a lot of people questioned it, and even during the war, even during the time, i remember hearing people say that we should get out of there, we should get out of there. but it turned out pretty good, i think. what happened with the way they handled themselves with -- how south korea is now. you ever see those pictures out of bunkers? ever see a picture of a bunker? >> i haven't. >> just look at that. i've got one there. they could take -- we had five or six sandbags on top of each bunker, and they could take a direct hit from a 60 motor and survive, you know.ízjí9,cx