i. joe. both toys replicated stereotypes. the so i worked with a bunch of people, 1st transplanting the voice boxes and barbies and joe's and asking friends around the country to join the organization and send the toys in. so they could be operated on and sent back to be put back on store shelves. and so, um they were sold again for christmas, you know, to a bunch of unsuspecting people. i donated my voice to a g. i. joe, cause they want to be free to happen. they were sick and tired of of being a sort of a, you know, being stereotypical. they were, they wanted to do things that were different and unique just like many of us do. and so they were billed against the company that made them they made the national news another holiday shock. this one under some christmas trees. why r g i joe and barbie talking like each other. yeah, joe wants a friend to come along to the dance. no, but everybody else seemed to really like it. that was really the big surprise is that most people who saw this thing were kind of in favor of the barbi

i. joe. both toys replicated stereotypes. the so i worked with a bunch of people 1st transplanting the voice boxes and barbies. and she had jose and asking friends around the country to join the organization and send the toys in. so they could be operated on and sent back to be put back on store shelves . and so, um they were sold again for christmas. you know, to a bunch of unsuspecting people. i donated my voice to a g. i do cause they want to be free to happen. they were sick and tired of of being a sort of uh, you know, being stereotypical. they were, they wanted to do things that were different and unique's just like many of us do. and so they were billed against the company that made them they made the national news another holiday shock. this one under some christmas trees. why r g i joe and barbie talking like each other. yeah, joe wants a friend to come along to the dance. no, but everybody else seem to really like it, that was really the big surprise isn't most people who saw this thing, we're kind of in favor of the

tracy: i think we're on like two separate timelines. joelike thinking about like the different types of water, etc. tracy: you're totally right. well, ok, so just on this note, the current water constraints, what are they being caused by? is it simply economic development and population growth? is it climate change? i imagine it's a combination of a bunch of different factors, but can you maybe explain the constraints to us and then how those constraints inform the current thinking around water availability? kathryn: so the constraints relating to groundwater that i described have to do both with farming and with continued urban development. you can imagine there are a lot of demands on our aquifers, right? there's continued farming in the valley of the sun. farming in the desert southwest is a very water intensive enterprise. farmers continue to draw from the aquifer and they have the ability to do so in perpetuity. they were essentially grandfathered in to the groundwater pumping restraints under the 1980 groundwater management act. so th

but bears are unfairly maligned. >> joe: i think they're up to something. s or otters. >> joe: sea lions or otters as some people call them. >> tom: i think it's more than one i think there are a lot of bear attacks. >> greg: fatalities. if you can find me five fatalities in the last 50 years i will buy you some tapioca pudding. >> tom: be right back. >> greg: all right we have to move on. this is going nowhere. up next, oj's $0.02 on women's sports and gents. ♪ [cheers and applause] family is just very important. she's my sister and, we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. ♪ it's a battle, you know i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda is used to treat more patients with advanced lung cancer than any other immunotherapy. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you

, here's the problem as i see it, joe. inate somebody other than trump, if there is no indication, don trump is sitting at 52, 52% approval, desire among republicans. the next closest republican challenger is at 21%. so, joe, someone who has been out there as i mentioned before, you know this party inside and out. you have been a part of it, you are now out of it. what have you learned about the people who are still there, still pushing the trump narrative. but also, those folks who are saying, if we only nominate someone else. >> paul ryan is living in law lot land, he is utterly out of touch with where the average republican voters right now. the average republican voter is with trump. this -- if someone else can be the nominee. donald trump is running away with this every time he has been indicted, his support only grows. he will be indicted another hot two times. look, the nomination is his, he's going to be the nominee and michael, if not trump, it is going to be the trumpiest s.o.b. out there. not a guy like paul ryan

but bears are unfairly maligned. >> joe: i think they're up to something. her. >> dana: and sea lions or otters. >> joe: sea lions or otters as some people call them. >> tom: i think it's more than one i think there are a lot of bear attacks. >> greg: fatalities. if you can find me five fatalities in the last 50 years i will buy you some tapioca pudding. >> tom: be right back. >> greg: all right we have to move on. this is going nowhere. up next, oj's $0.02 on women's sports and gents. ♪ [cheers and applause] is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible. it's happening. get started wih fast spees and advanced security for $49.99a month for 12 monts plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. ♪ >> a story in five words ♪ >> greg: oj weighs in on trans. >> i don't think it's

thank you joe wilson at _ them i think it is their day. thank you joe wilson at headingley. c four and the bbc iplayer. scotland have failed to qualify for this years men's 50 over world cup after a four wicket defeat by the netherlands in bulawayo. achieved in exactly the way they needed to make the tournament in india themselves. brandon mcmullen helped scotland set the dutch a difficult target of 278 — with a century offjust 110 balls. to overtake scotland in the standings the netherlands needed to make the runs in under 44 overs and after taking five wickets bas de leede hit a century of his own to edge his side closer to victory, and with seven balls to spare logan van beek hit the winning run... sending the netherlands to their first world cup since 2011. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines defending champion yonas vingergaur has taken the leader's yellowjersey on stage six of the tour de france. but two—time winner tadej pogacar is up from sixth to second after riding away from vingergaur to take today's stage in the pyrenees — he's now 25 s

so they can do the sitting president, who i believe will be joe biden, i hope will be joe biden, do real damage to him through the last four years in order to position themselves to get a president in the white house in 2028 and to call both house and senate in 2028. that's what they're all about. i think most of them have given up on 2024. >> that's fascinating. who knows. i have been humbled by the twists and turns of the actual things that have happened in our life and our world and a once in a century pandemic, don trump winning january 6th, but who knows. it's interesting. i look around and i think, do you guys really want to do this? it seems like people have kind of, you know, they have resigned themselves to this. in any other party the democrats are doing this the people losing their minds, hand wringing, debate on twitter, every editorial page, don't nominate the guy who's got four

joe biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. [cheers] pres. biden: thank you. iould like to thank joe manchin for standing all this time. he's a friend. i joe, how are you, pal? before i begin, let me say a few words about the events in russia. excuse me, i have an allergy. the situation began and developed as it did and i directed my national security team to monitor closely and report to me hour-by-hour. i instructed them to prepare for a range of scenarios. i also convened our key allies on a zoom call to make sure we are all on the same page. it is critical that we are in a chlorinated -- we are chlorinated in our response. they agreed with me to make sure we gave putin no excuse to blame this on the west or nato. we made clear that we were not involved and had nothing to do with it. this was part of a struggle within russian system. i also talked at length with president zelenskiy of ukraine and i may speak to him later today or tomorrow morning to make sure we continue to remain on the same page. i told him that no matter what happened in russia, we the uni

let's go first to robin in cleveland, tennessee who is a joe biden supporter. caller: yes, i am a joe biden supporter because there is only one party standing up for democracy. there is only one party standing up for the middle-class and the right for everyone to vote, and it is not the republican party. a vote for anybody else other than joe biden is of vote for trump who would be running the government from prison. these republicans are radicalized. they do not think he has done anything wrong. there is no equivalency to anything the democratic party has ever done. we have never tried to storm the capital because we didn't win. we really won gore versus bush. the republican party is a radicalized party. they are fascists. a vote for anybody other than biden is a vote for trump. host: laurie and vermont tells us her candidate is rfk junior. caller: i don't plan to vote for either a republican or democrat, because i think both parties put forth candidates that most people don't want. rfk junior, i plan to vote for him now but i'm still up and whether candidates. as far as i a

i have to agree with joe here. - you sceptical as well? i have to agree with joe here. ut the justice department is taking its time entering this investigation and it certainly appears at this time that those charges are forthcoming, and so we will have to sort of see the indictment if it is to come, and evaluate it, but, you know, i think that it may be contrasted with this strength of the charges in the southern district of florida.— district of florida. how could a candidate _ district of florida. how could a candidate like _ district of florida. how could a candidate like donald - district of florida. how could l a candidate like donald trump potentially feel for criminal cases, loads of civil cases during an election campaign stop what is the toll here on the former president? i’m stop what is the toll here on the former president? i'm not sure how _ the former president? i'm not sure how he _ the former president? i'm not sure how he is _ the former president? i'm not sure how he is possibly - the former president? i'm not sure how he is possibly able l the former

you say joe biden? >> i do.n. was called glacier cream, yah. glaciers, younger than joe biden. >> scary.ic kennedy: all right. which came first, joe biden ore the corvette, kevin? >> i think -- let's see, 1942, i think joe biden came before y the --ink kennedy: veronica. >>or yeah,ve i think so too. kennedy: jersey shore wased invented i in 190 # 5, joe bide1 was born in 1942, i'm going to go b with joe biden. kennedy: you're all correct. kevin, you have 3. the corvette came to be in 1953. question number four, which came first, joe biden or diet cola? kevin? >> i think diet cola came before joe -- kennedy: veronica. >> i think joe biden came w asbecause that's when codawn wa invented, right? >> that would with joe biden. kennedy: you are one question closer to that reader's digest r large print. question number five, which came first, joe biden or the first 3-d movie? >> i'm going to say joe biden. kennedy: okay. >> joe biden. >> first -- was the jazz singerr but that came way before -- kennedy: you're all wrong.

i see this with my own students, joe watched his dad struggle to find good work. that is how his dad ended up in wilmington because there were no jobs in scranton. did i say that right? scranton? you know how many times a week i hear that word? and he saw -- and he saw how a job could change a family's path and i sighed too. my dad came from a family of italian immigrants and his father delivered furniture for a living but thanks to the g.i. bill my dad was able to get agree and carve out a good life for my sisters and me. joe understands the middle class because we are from the middle class. he's working to build the economy from, like i said, the middle up, the middle out and the bottom up. but he knows that he can only do this with you, you know this too. are governors, our partners, together as we fundamentally transform what it means to make a living, and make a life here in america. so thanks for being a great audience. you should be out on the beach in your bathing suits. i appreciate you sitting here and i look forward to seeing all of you in your home stat

this was in finland,as i joe, nibbling, if you will, and trying to kiss a terrifiedon looking toddler. creepy joe is back, butjill be clear. joe biden's always been creepy, weird and not veryiden alw smart but to make matters worse, his cognitive decline has nowno rendered him totally, completely inept. rendered you decide. >> president zelenskyy. soon after that, i like to be in nato. soon after that i like to joinei nato an hour and 20 minutes away for insightful questions. >> vladimir and i, we should shouldn't be so familiar. mr. zelenskyy and i talked about the kind of guarantees wed could make in the meantime, the ministry, a daughter of ireland. a daughter of ireland. you can tell us of what he's thinking at home, the daughter of iceland. and i want to say, i think we've had a very productive. >> soon it will be the 32nd free standing. have free 33, 32 free standing 3 members ceasing as attacks ceasi on its inhumane attacks on russia by russia,- by on ukraine. >> but ra on bah bah bah bah ba. how embarrassing. right? and by the way , joe president zelenskyy is not vladimir puti

i am happy to be back. joe: usually i am sitting in your seat. more days off than will. will: i will claim seniority on that. will is a hard worker. smart, not hard. after many years. rachel: perfect analogy. i am sure he was the guy studying superhard. and get the cliff notes. joe: what is the glitch? what can i do? pete: chatterjee pt would be really bad. great to see you, thanks for being here. we start with this. you have been following the investigation into hunter biden, these whistleblowers in front of the house judiciary committee have been compelling talking about their investigation and how it has been slowed on the inside and questions about the authority david wise had, did they pursue the investigation completely or was he held back? these whistleblowers, one of which, two testified before congress and one was on with bret baer on the special report. he talked about trying to investigate the vice president for tax crimes. this is what he shared. >> august of 2,022, all four assigned prosecutors agreed to recommend prosecution of felo

i was right. joee killed in a suicide bombing during the evacuation but he things it's all okay. the state department report which was quietly released yesterday on a friday before a holiday includes a range of recommendations, included calls for enhanced crisis planning. the director of national intelligence issuing a warning to us companies operating in china after the chinese government issued a new counterespionage law. the updated law creates potential to create uncertainty for foreign companies, academics and researchers. they also say any documents, materials or items can be considered relevant to chinese national security with ambiguities in the law. quarterback alex magoo and the birmingham stallions taking on the pittsburgh maulers tonight for the usfl championship, already putting up some hardware on his mantle. >> time for the number one reason that you became usfl's mvp. >> individual trophies mean a lot but it doesn't mean -- i didn't come here for this. i came here to bat. joe: usfl exe

and so it was a, it was an integrity check, you know, and so i had to step forward and joe, and i did we, especially those initial years. it was just joe and i against the world. and he moved on to the federal protective services and went on with his career. and i stayed at the v a u side of the story of the new story where the for, i was want tell that, but i, i've done public several times before that. and after that story, it was, at least there was a hit list that was you read by the, the a my name's on it and they call me the ring leader or the police national. and while i bear that like a badge of honor. um that's right. i don't know how to being that is, but i'm by more than willing to own it. and so it's been a pretty long road and this is my 1st interview. yeah. well i, i'm thrilled by that. i'm thrilled by it. this is important. you made protected whistleblower complaints. there are laws to deal with this kind of thing. where are you working? were you working together with the other officers on these issues or were you reporting independently of one another and then sort of

appreciate it. >> is that joe manchin i see? you man. thanks for what you are doing. >> bret: president biden there praising senator joe manchin from west virginia. it's time for our "common ground" segment. >> joining us tonight west virginia democratic senator joe manchin and republican former governor from utah and former u.s. ambassador to china jon huntsman. gentlemen, thank you today you headlined this group no labels town hall from new hampshire. senator, you heard that opening there. the president saying you are with him. are you with him or are you going to run against him. >> bret, what we are here today for is to talk about how common sense how do we bring people together? i think everyone is just fed up. enough is enough. the parties have retreated to the extreme right and extreme left. that's what this is about people listening to the people of new hampshire. >> bret: governor huntsman i want to get to the policy prescriptions in this booklet talked about today. what do you say to the people out there who say this no

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question number four which came first joe biden or diet cola? kevin. >> iola came before. >> veronica. >> joe biden came because that's when cocaine was invented with the cola right? >> that would be joe biden -- >> and veronica and aaron get it right. tied now with kevin you are one question closer to that readers digest large print. question number five which came first joe biden or the first 3d movie? >> i'm going to say joe biden. >> okay. >> joe biden. yes. >> first talk ever was jazz singer but before the 3d yoib is the answer. >> you're wrong first the power of love in american silent drama, was first filmed in 3d feature film it was premiered 1922 ambassador hotel in los angeles. >> wow. >> very sad. very sad last question -- all right for all of the marbles two point question which came first joe biden or skippy peanut butter? >> i'm going to say skippy. >> i'm going to say -- joe biden. >> aaron. >> skippy peanut butter founded in 1948, joe biden. >> kevin walling you are winner skippy peanut butter came to be in 1933 by joseph a nutty idea to cha

joy or joe? >> i don't know.k. >> i am going to say it is her. >> this is the tiebreaker. >> you did it at the last second. >> finally. i won. the last two times i played, i lost. >> you finally got your hat. >> i am going to wear this with pride through new york city. >> i was wearing that hat and somebody thought i worked for msnbc. >> stop it. you know why? because you scowl all the time. everybody there is unhappy. >> have a good weekend. looking good. i don't think you need a reminder because the reminder has been on the bottom of the right-hand screen, on monday, laura is at 7:00, i am at 8:00, and i cannot wait to see you at 8:00. let's do voice mails. we have scott, from columbus, ohio. >> first time ever, but i got all four questions on super swim correct. what do i win? >> you when a hat. we will get your info and send it over. mary beth, wisconsin. >> you should wash your own plate and silverware. it is not a big deal. >> yes, it is. it takes a long time and i am busy. carol. >> i know you dislike cana

joe: when i get to 200, what do i do? >> keep going until you can. joe: what's the time on this? at is the best? >> max score is going to be about 115, 125. >> i got it. got to go with somebody. that is how you do it. joe: i will send it over to you. >> commander rob ballard of the navy, don't only what this is. what's a test for the navy? >> talking about what you do when you get into the navy and some things we have. we need openness and willingness to do new things and be at the forefront of technology and embrace being a sailor and bring the traditions you have. we have the oldest rates with the boatswain's mate and the newer ones you have with walter who operates a nuclear reactor on a submarine, we are talking the forefront and going back to sale, chief henry is showing what these calls are. still do it today. >> you are on. >> attention to all hands. >> all right. can i -- >> navy. navy. >> i don't know if i can. up or down? this way. [laughter] >> i am sure. will: more "fox and friends" minutes away. ♪ like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and p

i, joe, i thought the voice of venezuela will be heard there. the truth of venezuela to demand that the sanctions teased that the blockade see so that the aggression against venezuela seize using sanctions and blockades without the support of international law, is something that only serves to penalize the most vulnerable parts of the population . the seal, look you summit must approve a resolution demanding the end of the blockade against cuba. it is necessary to empire st and the confiscation of goods. we demand, but elimination of the barriers that prevent us from normalizing our commercial relations with sister countries like nicaragua. see a research fellow, the policy institute, the think tank george. so mooney says, you forget, it's not everyone's, as is pre occupation with the clinton in conflict. nicaragua has been the strongest in refusing to go along with the u. uh, the mon folks, a statement on russian you print nicaragua has of course, had very good relations with russia. but it's not, it wasn't just nicaragua too, but, and then as

i was right on both of them, and it's been proven. and especially with the laptop from hell, it's been right there, right in front of their eyes. last week an irs whistleblower revealed that crooked joe sat in a room while his son hunter messaged a chinese communist party top official, and he said, i quote, i am sitting here with my father, sleep i by joe. -- sleepy joe. and we would like to -- and, by the way, he may not be as sleepily by as we thought. and we would like to the understand the commitment made, what has happened? why has it not been fulfilled? why haven't you sent us the money? tell the director that i would like to resolve this right now before it gets out of hand, and now means tonight. i didn't know he was a tough guy. they are with our money. they're not with our nation, because they're giving it away to other countries. and if i get a call or text from anyone involved in this other than you, zhang, top person or the chairman, i will make certain that between the man sitting next to me -- that's dad, hi dad. [laughter] remember, he said he was, he said he was the smartest person he's ever met. by the way, at some time does joe biden say, you know, this son thing's

this is really about joe. ithis is about what joe knew when he knew it, what his level of involvement is, and whether or not and fromfite the enrichment of all of this. and every indication all is tha in fact, he did. it's also about his doj and hisa fbi running as a protection racket for the whole syndicate o . >> sean, it begs the biggest question we could ask of any president in modern history, quite franklstory, is the sittit president of the united states now compromisedti by adversaries like china? because he profited from deals that involved influence peddling. >> tha involvt is a question that if co journalists actually had that curiosity gene, the kindsi that they had during watergate, for example, investigating and pursuingwaterg story, they e all be pursuing this at this point instead of tryingismiss to dismiss it. and sean, every election has a key turning point. and i thin ion has ak we saw itk after that plea deal fell apart, meaning the consequential investigatiolb into how the bidens profited mil

hey, i joe biden plan.i sa i really don'ty?. >> to joe biden. why? because i'm a humor publican. don't give a damn about democrat or republican. maybe he's going to use it. hey, i might be a better president than joe biden. you're right. >> are you confident that joe biden's handling the rise of a arei? >> no. joe biden is not head or nothing. he's fine in my book. >> i get in trouble for saying this, but you look beautiful in there. are we really afraid of a bunch of robots? >> no. i got my opponent spraying. >> i got a whole gallon ready n for them if we're creating them . and then they become smarter than we are. >> if reatinwho? >> here's my great john. you know, jesse watters is no. to be on his show.ou what do you want to tell him? thanks for having meo be on the show. love him. hey, i'm sean hannity. that's on hi the water. drink up till be happy. i >> giannis back from the cruise and he's on dish duty already. mwe gave him an apron, boughtm n him some scrub brushes and a little plastic glove. look how happy he look scrubs. s you missed the spot, johnny. attaboy. >> let's

i like the stock. >> joe, you own mastercard and visa, we know about morgan stanley from the big banks why not american express >> american express the concern that i have had is the debt to equity ratio i'm a little uncomfortable with that looking at american express where it is right now clearly it has very strong momentum i also think -- and this is counterintuitive to what investors would think and i like stephanie's move here in buying more -- american express is coming up against tougher comps and generally investors would be somewhat suspicious of buying into that, but that's generally the time i believe that you actually want to buy in -- into that because you have the opportunity on a valuation basis to take advantage of any perceived weakness on those tougher comps. in the past it has been the debt to equity ratio that has kept me on the sidelines, but let's say we're where american ex tress breast is right now, it is certainly a name that i would consider adding to the portfolio and i like what steph did. >> steph, before i let you go i see you bought more slb, right, the fo

>> i certainly have concerns about that, joe. o, should have concerns about the extremes of allowing abortion in the ninth month. so i think that extremes on either end of it are things that the american people are now very concerned about. but that's why we have the aublt -- you talked about the wisconsin supreme court decision. politicians are simple folks, as you know having been one. they look at thimgs and trying to figure out once they see a result how they can change it if it's negative for them. so i think there will be changes that will happen in some of these places. but also what i think is that a presidential election, you believe, is unlikely to be decided on this issue. when you see what's happening in ukraine. when you see what's happening with inflation. when you see the dropping education scores, when you see the problems that we have at the border, when you see 8 million open jobs because there are not enough people in the country that want to fill those jobs, all those things are going to be important issues. ab

agree with basil, i do not know where joe manchin seeks his support in this. hink that joe biden is smart enough to know that he has to manage those to swing the voters in about eight states. he knows that's what he has to do. i don't think he is vulnerable at all the democratic primary, the last polls that i saw a show in 60 or 70 points ahead in this. i think the democrats are smart to shake up the calendar, i don't think that there's any reason for him, just because the state always went first as a caucus or a primary, it should always go first just because it has always been that way. those two debates are some of the most undemocratic demographic in the country. i think that the calendar sets up well for biden and he's martynov to navigate it. >> i am out of time, basil, i apologize because i need to get this in damascus before we go. i need you to really put your republican hat on and give this to me because this is matt. on saturday we heard trump for the second time mention his 200 million number for his supporters that bat is absolutely wrong. why is i

the face of all americans, and weic all ought to resist it and stand together like you and i have,i joee a similar family history in south carolina. you talk about the history of slavery. it's incredible that florida would go revisionist on that and say we benefited from it somehow. but there are entire episodes of african american history that are actually american history that simply still are not taught. there's what's called the red summer of 1919, for example. troops coming home from world war i. there was a lot of turmoil in the country. there were anti-black riots in cities across the country that year, especially in the summer, what was called the red summer. that episode is hardly ever taught anywhere in our schools, yet it was a really big deal. howg can we not only fight the revisionism, but how can we get just the basics of the african american story, which is the american story, told? >> i think that we must continue to fight to make sure that those stories are told, and i think that when we see the department of education federally should be pushing these out, pushing thes

i joe, i thought the voice of venezuela will be heard there the truth of venezuela to demand that the sanctions teased that the blockade see so that the aggression against venezuela seize using sanctions and blockades without the support of international law is something that only serves to penalize the most vulnerable parts of the population. this, you'll look, you summit must approve a resolution demands the end of the blockade against cuba. it is necessary to en piracy and the confiscation of goods. we demand elimination of the barriers that prevent us from normalizing our commercial relations with sister countries like nicaragua. let's see a research cut out of the global policy is to think thing to have. somebody says you'd have to get but know everyone's sure. as it's preoccupation with the ukraine conflict, to make a rug what has been the strongest um in, uh, refusing to go along with the you uh, the mon, for a statement on rusher you print, nicaragua has, of course, had very good relations with russia, but it's not it wasn't just nicaragua too, but, and then as well as well, a

i will go do it. that is what independence is. >> tom: there you go, jeremy. joe mackey, should americans appreciate freedom more and what can we do to get it through to them? >> of course we should appreciate freedom more. i almost wore my flag pants today and had we both wore flag pants, we would look silly. wow, that was inspirational. i wish you could have helped me out when i didn't father all those kids. [laughter] >> i will say what the problem is, tom, the government will mess up and then give itself more power. for instance, on 9/11, the hijackers violated the rule of their visas and committed this atrocity. instead, they have to see mien 52is when i go on an airplane. if i say you can't see my penis, then we get to touch your penis. that is worse than the first one. >> morgan: that doesn't really actually happen. i don't know who you are going through security. don't let them touch your penis anymore. >> are you offering? >> security machine can see -- okay, let's talk about this more offline. the thing i'm trying to say, tom, stay vigilant against gover

were joe, i would be afraid too. knowing how resentful hunter is that joe forced them to be the bad guy in the family business. remember this text to the hunter sent to his daughter naomi. i hope you all can do what i did and pay for everything for this entire family for 30 years, it's really hard, but don't worry, unlike pop, i won't make you give me half your salary. good father doesn't do that. doesn't push his troubled son into shady business deals, with correct oligarchs and commissioner to find his family's lavish lifestyle. but joe wants you to believe that he is a good dad and a good grandfather. on father's day, he issued a proclamation, celebrating fatherhood writing that family is less greatest blessing and responsibility. he said that his father had quote taught me that above all, family is the beginning, the middle and the end. a lesson i've passed down to my children and grandchildren. he talks about a lot his job -- a lot about his grandchildren. i mean, a lot! >> i have six grandchildren, and i'm crazy

mattress that he issued around the same time as the state as the summer was getting, getting into year i, joe, i thought the voice of venezuela will be heard there the truth of venezuela to demand that the sanctions ceased. that the blockade see so that the aggression against venezuela ceased guess it's a lot going to fuel luck. brussels hasn't exactly been in the habit of standing up against washington's agenda, but it seems like lots in america wants to see proof of some kind of backbone that isn't just a trojan horse for washington's interest. and brussels has been trying for years now to seal a trade deal with a lot in american region. but it's all foreigners are pretty livid about that potential, particularly when it comes to beef from latin america. and it's potential to depress the prices of e u. farmers own supply, which really seems to be one of the use big specializations these days. they did pretty much the same thing when they flooded eastern europe with you printing grain from the black sea grain deal. now, the even seems to lack of vision beyond whatever washington puts in front

>> sign up, step up, and i did. >> reporter: joe was deployed twice in the iraq war. elt good. felt like i was doing something. >> like you were giving back? >> giving back, making myself proud. i loved it, i miss it. >> reporter: he wanted to become a u.s. citizen, but he says trying to navigate the process and the paperwork while serving was difficult. wasn't there a time that you could have requested full citizenship and maybe have prevented the deportation? >> i did. i sent out a package. the whole -- fingerprints, picture i.d.s, everything. i had a whole package. >> nothing became of it? >> nothing became of it, it got lost in the system. >> reporter: joe says he never followed up. after he was honor really discharged, he went to college, bought a house. he says he also started to struggle with mental health. he believes head of suffered with ptsd, though never formally diagnosed. >> if you hadn't had it, do you think you would have turned to drugs? >> no, i don't think. i was doing great until that part of my life. >> reporter: to cope joe says he started using m

i, joe, i thought of the voice of venezuela will be heard there the truth of venezuela to demand that the sanctions ceased that the blockade cease that the aggression against venezuela seize using sanctions and blockades without the support of international law is something that only serves to penalize the most vulnerable parts of the population, the seal, look you summit must approve a resolution demand to the end of the blockade against cuba. it is necessary to empire st and the confiscation of goods. we demand, but elimination of the barriers that prevent us from normalizing our commercial relations with sister countries like nicaragua. yeah, just the wayside out on that. a number of latin american countries are showing an extrovert interest in joining the briggs strategic partnership. that means roughly these days get this. there are roughly 40 new countries in the world. one thing to join, perhaps that is a, is go to tip up the entire geopolitical chessboard. more news for the top of the on the, the. 2 the most in the hospital and the teachers on all to decrease the late fee, $40

for energy equity, you know, i would agree with joe. f you know, the drop it had that because i think prices in the 80s or maybe 90s on oil are sustainable. >> any thoughts? you have some exposure, what do you think about what he had to say in general the idea of aerosissing oil market putting pressure on equity? >> a little more exposure because i own the joe t. 11%. so -- i'm doing better than i thought there. look, i think -- i think he is right i mean he's great you know, chartist. commodities are one of those things that rely more on technicals than equities. so if you do get through resistance, resistance will be your support. but the same is happening with freeport. so freeport which is what i own fcx copper i like that more because i think it's a little more predictable. so trades more in the fundamentals i believe and of course speculators market as is oil but i think less so. and then with what you are seeing in autos, what you are seeing in evs, you have got an insatiable appetite for copper. only so much you can bring out. it

successful economic development things ever done in this country and tim is very good i see tim doing something. >> to believe joeiden will be the democratic candidate in 2024. >> i think biden will probably be the candidate if he can make it. tomi: if he can make it. i want to talk about the first part of what he said. he's open to a senator scott being a running mate. how likely do you think that is happen. if that was the move and were saying trump is the nominee, is at a strategic against biden or as i always said, newsom? >> you want me to predict something about donald trump 12 months in advance because you're probably going to picnic summer that's a fools air pretty for looking at it logically tim scott would be an excellent candidate as far as vice presidency is concerned. he has not gone after tim scott in any way shape or form, tells you two things he wants tim scott the race for as long as possible because that just away from ron desantis but maybe also eyeing up tim scott has been a vp candidate. no one really talked much about mike pence at the stage in 2015, that your vice president right there. who

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i. and so what are we going to do? and joe said to me and my, my brother's keeper, to me and those words, i just didn't like a lightning bolt. it's because joe was a young guy. she was starting his tour. i'm at the end of mine, right? like mine is the ability for the view to harm me is marginalized by the fact that i, my career is science who lives in many respects. joe was stepping up in an environment with the vehicle couldn't, will, in his ability to be a cons forever. and so it was a, it was an integrity check, you know, and so i had to step forward and joe, and i did we, especially those initial years. it was just joe and i against the world. and he moved on to the federal protective services and went on with his career. and i stayed at the v a u side of the story of the new story where the for was one pallet . but i've, i've gotten public several times before that. and after that story, it was, at least there was a huge list that was you re, spite of the a, my name's on it and they call me the ring leader or the police n