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from what you say yesterday ini maui as well as the policies. have more faith because if you look at all of the polls not only biden/harris even less popular with their readings but they are underwater on every major issue there is no one attribute like compassionate, has a plan, understands, nowhere where he can stake a claim to say that is a rational for reelection. the first presidential election were joe bidens th will be litid by the voters and that is why hw will lose. >> laura: on this debate tomorrow night on fox. e there.ll not b do you think if you were advising him, would you advise him to not attend because he so far up in the polls why give chris christie them chance to be the punching bag? or do you say go and show your record into ur? .>> for the primary purposes of the political malpractice for donald trump to showhim to up wa 40 or 50-point lead over his opponents there is nothing to be gained for him showing up in a primary. but yolem youicanu want the reo get biden onstage. if the president says trump did not debate then why s

if saudi arabia and russia ini intentionally holding production right now. and that makes the prices go up. some companies are sidelines because of the triple digit temperatures and that stops the production of gas just when people need it the most. the trend has stopped in its tracks and now gas prices are now only slightly below where they were last summer. drivers in some parts of america, they're dealing with $4 gas. there are 11 states averaging $4 or higher, including arizona, illinois, and, of course, california. you have colorado and michigan, they're just pennies away from the $4 level. >>> still to come, a huge legal victory for young environmental activists in montana as a judge sides with them in a a landmark trial. (female announcer) atattention! medicare has expanded dexcom coverage -for peoeople with diabetes. -if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom g7 is the single most important thing you can do. itliminates painful fingersticks, lps lower a1c, and is covered by medicare. before using t dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. and imy a1c was st

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on president trump, and i will leave it to pundits we're in a position today out talking to voters iniey can watch that 7 by 24. >> presidential hopeful chris christie on sunday show saying time to take focus off president trump talking about, president biden's growing scandals, christie frequent critic of president trump out there some saying not because he thinks he can win but actually because he is trying to take donald trump down, your reaction to that. >> look, i think in some regards he should take his own advice i think there is a robust case about failures of this biden presidency from lack of doctrine on southern border migrant crisis fentanyl crisis abroad first war -- extra innings europe since world war ii no plan economy a trillion dollars person krad debt every day americans, highest credit card levels you've seen for the interest payments, "bidenomics" not working, foreign policy not working, domestic policy not working everyone is so busy tip-toeing around trump trying to vilify president trump that we've lost sight of the fact every day americans have been hurt by thi

the election laws ini this country are in array for a number of reasons. one of the most election law experts in thr country said over and over again the electoral count act is impossible to understand and anyone who believes they really understand what the viceside president's role was withre respect to electoral count actn doesn't know what they areout. talking about. you can be sure and a defense to this case will be, president trump believed ans believes in his heart and soullt that the election was stolen and from him and from the 75,000,00p people or more who voted form. him, and he had an obligation tt stand up for it. you can also sr believe for sure that he was advised every step of the way by people he understood to bet of experts that is at the heart trying to criminalize something like this. that's all i have to say about that. >> laura: conflicting legal opinions, because that never happens in washington where one side will one thing and the other side argues another thing. cnn thinks they can nullify trump's rights with the need tot root out

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. >> oaoakland neededs helplp ini tackckling a spspike inin viole crimes, soso the governor is sendingo help, they will be assisting in traffic enforcement. the mayor ys this wiallow them to focus on other cases. they are also advancing the city more than $1 million in state funding to install license plate readers. back in june of the governor made a similar move in san francisco doubling the number of chp officers working a joint ation withe san francisco pd. >>> the bta will not be able to avoid a uit stemmingfrom mass shooting atits san jose facility. samuel cassidy opened fire on his coworkers at one of the agencies rail yards. his family accuses the vta of overlooking concerns about cassidy's behavior at work, leading up to the tragedy. the vta had filed to have the case dismissed. today the judge ruled against the agency. legal papers show that the vta has paid $8 million in damage claims to some of the families of the victims. >> up next, was it for safety or discrimination? a southbay woman accusing a sheriff's deputy of stripping her of her rights. >> i felt humiliated, degra

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we express our deepest appreciat and us iny partners, the us government officials had ordered the departuregency personnel over security concerns in the country the same un repot , more than 1000 people were kidnaped in haiti between january and june of this year. president biden said investments in green energy are bringing jobs to the west. the president speaking in new mexico at a plant that used to make so low cups, it's now manufacturing wind towers. fox's lauren blanchard tells us this visit comes as the white house is trying to break through pessimism among voters on the economy in new mexico at a new wind tower manufacturing facility, president biden is using a western state swing to infuse some much needed voter enthusiasm into his climate and environmental agenda. wednesday day, he talked about the inflation reduction act he signed last year and what it has done for clean energy manufacturing. it moves us away from fossil fuels to cleaner technologies like wind, but it means we're going to make things and new technology here in america. the problem for the white house, most americ

the chickasaw for instance, where they answered where the confederate government inserts authority iny a way that reveals that they do not respect their sovereignty so when they make the offer you could have someone be a delegate and the government they then want to supervise the election. why does the confederate government need to supervise the government and the chickasaw or the choctaw. they've been conducting elections for quite some time you do seem to know what they are doing so moments like that for where they make stipulations in the alliance that it's the choctaw's land or make any land of session agreements then they forfeit all the land. that's the kind of requirement you make when you see yourself in a position of authority over thatnd population and then you have also these statements from confederate soldiers where they talk about native troops and in pretty racist terms. the language that seems very familiar if you look at how the tsoldiers talk about colored troops, the lack of discipline, don't take care of their uniforms into the same kind of language. so i think tha

. >> ek about, but chairman we hav to leave iabt there to bring ini yourr colleague. appreciate your time.s come back soon. >> thanks, shannon. thanks for having me . >> joining us from washington i state, adam smith, a rankings member of the house armedit services committee. thank you for coming back, sir. >> thank you, shannon. t >> i want to start with the irar dea.o as you heard the chairman justhr talking about, we have been told there would be guardrails on this money, $6 million, and here qatar. here's what iran's ministry of foreign affairs said fridaf y y. morning us that they still have control of these people and adding thishehe : these unfrozen resources and the decision to financial assets lies with the ial islamic republic of iranplan photographing that they plan toe do with them was. the money is obviously fungiblet obviously let us reimburse for peopleilli that chairman say, t $400 million in cash that was followed by the 1 to 3 additional billion dollars in cash that went to prison swap i obama.der president some of the people were tryingou to get out

attorney iny in to republicans on capitol hill . >> good for katherine herridge. and while jack smith wants to move expeditiously so that trump can be hobbled durins g ao election year, do we really expect that weiss is going wecan beto have that same sensef urgency now? >> don't bet on it. i'veisthe same never seen a fedo criminal case travel this strange path. n't five years. you know, a u.s. attorney from a a prior administrationttorne. there's a plea agreement that seemed like it was about to wrap everything up and now it's falleaboung un apart in th rather dramatic fashion. >> and from here, it's very fae . where we go next what is clear, i think, though, is that this move was meant to protect joe biden, which is allieh his in. >> congress and the media wanted to be sure to point out it wasn't a scintilla of evidence to show that president biden anything wrong in connection with hunter biden. and i that mr. weiss has notsuce surfaced any such evidencevi because. >> there is none. you know, my constituents aren't asking about it. i do want to say i aboutt, is

and i hope that when you look iny proud of yourself and wilson runs the women's resource center in sanisco, a place that serves about 20 women a day. and i'm still learning how to retrain my mind and my actions. it's where daily therapy, treatment and group support takes center stage. do you feel like you're making a difference here? absolutely yeah. rescuing women from life on the streets or hanging with the wrong crowd means everything to me. it's giving me that crutch and that stability and that comfort. heather lynn kolbert is nearly nine months clean, born into addiction, sexually abused and ultimately living without a home . did you ever think you were going to die? oh yeah. i should have been dead a lot of times to feed that addiction. she like many, committed crimes and ended up behind bars. the jail population is growing. chief deputy michelle fisher says arrests are becoming more common because addicts are becoming more brazen. they are hitting people, they are stealing, they are hurting people, they are urinating and defecate in the middle of the sidewalk. they are threateni

then you're in the situation where it required otherwise to say this person is not capable of being inisge. there's iconic examples of this in the past the most commonly referred to have to do with woodrow wilson after he had a major stroke inok office in 192. he had members of his cabinet question his capacity. and in fact he was incapacitated but he was in fact completely paralyzed on half of his body. marshall decided to challenge whether or not he was capable of discharging the duties of his office. and along with wilson's wife and secretary and has doctor, they all got together and decided to pull the wool over the cabot eyes. they brought marshall and other members of the cabinet into the sick room where the paralyzed side of his body was away from the entrance to the door. they close the drapes so that no one could see how incapacitated he was. he could partly speak on one side of his mouth. he appeared to look like in fact he was not they were not able to pursue this is the 25th amendment. they were not able to pursue moving him out of office pygmies covered first thing he did wa

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publicly available photos and videos from that day which show his movements in the hours before the inis your reck, he was with alex jones and his entourage, a short distance from the capitol. chesebro is here wearing a red trump 2020 hat as lawmakers prepare to certificate the results of the election inside the building, chesebro follows alex jones and a crowd of protesters as they walk towards the capitol. chesebro has his phone out seemingly recording jones' every move. >> let's march around to the other side and let's give the system what they want. >> reporter: as jones was leading the crowd to the east side of the capitol, the west side was breached and rioters poured in. while chesebro was on capitol grounds, he appears to show something on his phone to a member of jones' security team, then jones and chesebro climb the capitol steps. >> 1776. 1776. >> reporter: there is no indication chesebro entered the capitol building or engaged in violence, but shortly after chesebro and jones left the steps on the east side, the capitol was breached again as the mob poured into the doors. in

-ly but i can talk about american state without mentioning this man -- max saudi german sociologist iny ways define what a lot of people and scholars for a long time thought of as the state. he defined in largely two ways first of these -- a state of the human community that successfully claims the monopoly of the legitimate use ofit physical force within a gin territory this is a state able to exercise coercion to force people, citizens -- those living inside its borders to do things. second, bureaucracy, now german loves bureaucracy, and he advance to kind of ideal pipe or model of bureaucracy this is what we would associate with many government organizations today right specialized focus on particular theme or purpose. high use organize documents forms and a degree of expertise with people who work there and group of rules that govern how bureaucracy operates. these two models of the state right coercion on the one hand bureaucracy on the other i think really shape how at least i have thought about state power. ability of the state to exercise power in some way. either through the fo

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the state argues that the irreversible harhat them ini challenge would be done if was parent wasn't readyproviden' a supportive environment for that child. and again, the grades vary depending on the district here.e some are k through eight, others are k-through-12. but wow, again k, kindergartenis kids are part of this stattatee policy just five years old, it sent back to kindergarten kidsb. ,puberty, blockers, you know, physical altering surgeries that sounds like irreversible to me. in the train starts when the parents aren't involved. nate foy, than ttraining thek yr >> all right. let's turn it over to a parentwh who's been at the front lineso ofha our war on kids. ian prior is the founder of fight for schools and he joins mes me now now.d ian, you know, the decks really stacked against these parents in new jersey whoy who simply wt a commonsense policy that says let us let us be involved. but if the state is going to be this heavy handed about pushing this radical policy all the way down to the individual school, h district level, what are parents to do? >> well, it's reallyrestin in

he go back to the december 4th, 2015 call out of dubai to the whitetu house and messagesse leading inythis they desperately need help from dtely neec. r br then devon archer brings a very important point out that the bran a vd, the biden brand,w what they were selling. i don't think they were selling e sei dothe brann'd, the crack r the guy that had a proclivity towards women of the night c . the brand was obviously joe biden. then joe biden's big lie repeated off as president and as a candidate that he never onc ase talked to these people. and now we know he's up to his doeballs meeting these people, calling these people, you know, dozens and dozens of occasions a . then you look at the money. what were they paying hunter whr? >> if joe wasn't involved, what were they paying the grandchildren for in these e these bank accounts or shell corporations? look, if i understand the timing correctly, there'sth actually a phone call fromwa dubai to joe biden on which peter schweitzer is convincedh was paid for by burisma. and we ought to get the records of that phone as a test off the their si

. >> reporter: the disastrous event ultitimately swewept the internrnet and wenent on to ini two docucumentaries.sseselling a pipipe -- >> selling a pipe dream to [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the festival's demise also led to a federal investigation that set mcfarland behind bars, convicted for defrauding investors. and on the hook to repay his visitors $26 million. but in april, less than a year after he was released from prison, mcfarland tweeted "fyre festival two is finally happening." the website now says it's set for december, 2024, somewhere in the caribbean, but no specific location or lineup has been announced. >> if anything, it will just be a really cool vacation. >> reporter: victoria medvedenko and her boyfriend spent nearly $550 each to be one of fyre festival's first 100 ticket buyers. >> our main concern is we don't know if big headliners will be willing to take that risk to be in something so controversial. i think we're going to stay optimistic, but we're going to, you know, expect that there may be some cheese sandwiches. >> reporter: proceed with caution. now while the location has

we ought to be the single mostns significant suppliers of electric buses and vehiclets ini the worldou guys are getting us in the game. it's going to make a lot of differenceit's t. >> well, now they're out of o the game because the company was a scamut of me becau in cal the buses caught on fire in. they broke down and in alaska, the batteries froze in the col d . >> and in minnesota, they stalled out on the hills. th on the bus do notea go round and round and it takes a year to fix anr electric bus because the parts are so rare. ar why would the democrats invest so muchuc political capital and taxpayer capital inh politi a broken elec bus company because it was b a pump and dump scheme? al gore had millions investedwa in the company while he was lobbying the white house to herald itying the. >> george soros had over geamillion invested in proterr jennifer granholm, biden's energy secretary, satpany's on the company's board. she held stock in proterra while she was secretary and then sold it for about one and a half mil. >> joe biden even put the proterra ceo on a prestigious govern

both sides made their arguments iny, and we'reesda s still awaiting the decision from the judge. but parents in the e judg garden stateto aren't waiting to make their voices heard. versus t >> it just shouldn't be ane. us versus them anymore. it just needs to b needse about thechildr children. none of us ever signed u p to parent with the government, and they're consistently getting involved in our daily lives and what we thinn our dak and feel and believe in our private homes. >> now, the questionbein our h o will win? the parents or the governmenwin and what does this mean forchil our children? let's turndren? to bruce pedulla.iddl he is the board attorney foretow middletown and minneapolis and jeannie isaacson. she is the isaac mom of four. i'm going to start with you, jeannie, first of all. h jeanniit's not you know, a lof us are really concerned, angry about what we see happening. but very few people stand up and put a public face forward. so first of all, i jusdt want to commend you for your courage. and my question to you is,paren are other parents standing with you? , ra

when i decided there was no way inis investigation was going to do the right thing, we had to come forward and talk to jason smith. chairman smith jason team at tht the ways and means committee. >> and then they came forwar d.e and their testimony, unlike the white house's story, unlik' the doj, their testimony has stood up and they've appeared entirely credible throughout this ordeal. >> jason smith, these whistleblowers spoke to your committee, the house ways and means committe your committ what's your reaction to hunter's lawyers demanding that the dojhuemanding prosecute whistleblowers, especially after listening to joes biden whistleblowers? but that was the hearsay whistleblower that was against ay donald trump. one thing about it, sean, when these irs whistleblowers came before the house ways and means committee, their stories has completely stayed the same. but the informatio ation thn that. they released was shocking to members of congress. >> it was shocking to thetial american public. but, sean, you know who was not shocked about their information? was the department of justice

it explains whg iny some are mo. peaceful when dozens die and others are insurrections in which the only person killed is an unarmed insurrectionist. so once again, it's the idea that when we only see groups, we exempt total groups from behavior that we deman d fromll the others. individuals kill the borders, accept it. try that in a small town. racist george floyd riots w accepted january 6. worst thing ever. 7-eleven color ever. a thief ar. violent mobs in cities except and don't call them violent mobs. that's offensive to violent mobs and futurm violene democrat voters. >> so what's the lesson? if the left believes racism only applies to groups of people they don't like. he then the only racism that exists is theirs. and the racist. the racism they accuse others ofeirs is just a tool they use t the media happily empowers. a because when you think about it, they can't really see empo because if they did,se they'd have to remove every mirror in their house raide. let's get douglass more like l uset, more because we

he listens when he has when t and he speaks in front of the millions of people all over the countrll iny they speak to him and they feel like he hears me, he hears what i'm upset about. i want police in my neighborhoods. i want good schools. i want a job to be proud of. and he says, i'm going to give you that. and then he'll hear the other side of really like, well, it's about equity and we don't ofnt to go back to 1963 is what, the beginning of his article. but you brough t i waback there in our neighborhoods, you took away our police, you took away hen and you take away our jobs. guess what? it's 1963. the only difference between now and then is back then. supposedly there was a bunch. there was a good old boys boys club that didn't want to work with us, but at least we knew where we stood with them. they were honest, they didn't like us, and most time we away't like them either. but we were fine with it. her e now we don't know. no matter which way we turn, we're wronduyou tawhat it'g we y the wrong way, we're wrong, we lose our jobs. all this stuff you've create tot environment. and

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our treasure processing pilot i'm most excite body the most iny i havive things we are doing in terms of zero waste is it in there. piloting 1200 tons of material pressing treasure. i will work close low on this. contamination enhance am monitor included. this includes looking at testing cameras on board the trucks ricology trucks. and annual residential out reach. a year multifamily the following single friendship. every year will have hit like half the city. it will not include the zero waste incentive. that is in the completely off the table the rate and board are saying that needs more and considered in the next process. so we are expecting the board to vote in for the resolution on the thereinst. we don't expect any other issues to come up. we, who knows. we will come become in the next meet and report in more detail >> thank you. >> we are looking in the surveillance issue around the camera technology. we had on going conversations with the city attorney's office and the city's committee on information tech untiling we will have more next month. >> a couple other updates the boa

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