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to deal with the rise and attempting crossings, president biden has chosen to knife dozennings -- inis eat this advise capitols is by ending trump administration's remain in mexico. between the ages of 18 and 24 overdoses of americans, democrats' failure to pass comprehensive border -- border security legislation is indictment of their failure to protect the american people. instead of addressing the importation of fentanyl related substances, liberals in this body have voted against legislation like halt fentanyl act, which is legislation that would permanently classify these drugs as schedule one narcotics and impose harsh penalties on the dealers who traffic these deadly poisons. in the past year, i have spoken with too many first responders who have admin starred -- administered narcan on 9-1-1 calls. i have spoken with too many county coroners performing autopsies on young people on fentanyl poisoning. and i have spoken with far too many families who lost a loved one to overdose. it is time for the senate to stop sitting on the sidelines while americans suffer and americans die. i

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this summer inis minnesota the city of wilmette which has a population of about 21000 just eliminatedinimum parking requirements. all across the country arizona, anchorage, everywhere we are seeing committees take steps to increase housing supply. today were going to have a chance to hear from folks were doing this work 20 so it doesn't work about we need to do more of. i am excited to hear in particular i want toul mention e are going to hear from my friend from minnesota than at the grass roots for support for these housing policies. i'll forward to hearing your ideas for what is the best role for the federal government if we tackle these problems what can we do around financing, aligning our incentives better? what should be stopped doing are the things we should do that we aren't working we need to stop? when you think about this it's important to acknowledge the federal government has played a really important role and housing policy. he goes back almost 100 years to the creation of federal home loan bank. that role continues to this day as we see our support for the 30 year fixe

i'm just happy to be where ini— jump over.tting forward to where i need to be and what _ forward to where i need to be and what i _ forward to where i need to be and what i expect to be. and zhilei zhang — what i expect to be. and zhilei zhang is— what i expect to be. and zhilei zhang is standing on the way that i need _ zhang is standing on the way that i need to— zhang is standing on the way that i need to beat him to get over that hurdle _ need to beat him to get over that hurdle and — need to beat him to get over that hurdle and beat him. and just before we go, a reminder of our top story. england cruise to a 71—0 victory over chile at the rugby world cup wing henry arundell running in a record equalling 5 tries as england make it 3 wins out of 3. he described the feat as �*surreal�* 0wen farrell meanwhile has moved one point behind jonny wilkinson on england's all time points scorers list. there is still to come ireland against south africa, the world number one against the holders and the world number two. much look forw

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with all of this, i think what does the iron -- ini do, does it gradually depreciate? most important question. haslinda: how do you expect the are b.i. to manage liquidity -- rbi to manage the quiddity? what actions may take? >> i think the are b.i.'s -- rbi's function, it will be key to preventing it from depreciating and add to its foreign reserves, so it will not depreciate much. how will it we can, which is -- we can which is by expanding, which is not foreseen right now but will happen. but if the global macro were to adverse, than the rbi, wood have a gradual depreciation. do we still think that they will come to prevent any volatility? i think we would say they will continue to be in the range of 82 and 84. what it will do on the liquidity side when inflows are coming in late, it is clear that the rbi will not let liquidity intervene. they will give them rupee security but will not let rbi stay in the system. they have enough tools to succumb to liquidity as well. we have not seen the bottoming of inflation. they would like to see inflation lower going forward.

>> i didn't, but it's, iny it's worth points out the stock has been under a lot of pressure and sold last few weeks and get ago little bounce and not something investors should be looking to jump into on the bounce and entire solar industry is coming under fire and people aren't as excited about solar and consumers aren't using as much and i'd be careful jumping into first solar. stuart: it's a stock pick but when do you jump in? >> it's a stock pick to discuss but i don't own and wouldn't even if it sells off more. stuart: i forgot that definition of a stock pick. we'll move on. mgm. aren't they losing a lot of money because they were ransomware or something? >> i'm afraid to answer now. mgm dropped quite a bit after they had the cyber attack but this is one, stu, where i think the united states of america with the online gambling, online gaming, i think gaming is really picking up. i think mgm is something that's sold off in a big way, but look for a bounce and it might get interesting. i don't own but i'd watch. stuart: $8 on mgm. thank you, sir. second gop debate about eight days

as it continues to be regarded as the best league ini goal it is!c news. —=jo curry, bbc news. ——jo curry, bbc news. it's two weeks since fiji shook up the rugby world cup in france by beating australia for the first time in 69 years. a bonus point win for fiji over georgia this evening would have meant australia couldn't qualify for quarter—finals. but georgia surprised many in bordeaux. they had a nine points to nil lead at half time thanks in part to the boot of davit niniashvili. fiji briefly went down to 14 men early in the second half, but fought back scoring two tries to win by 17 points to 12. that's not enough to eliminate australia, but fiji's hopes of reaching the knock out stages for the first time since 2007 remain in their own hands. argentina ran in eight tries at they thrashed chile 59—5 to boost their quarterfinal hopes and set up a winner—takes—all pool game with japan. the victory in nantes means argentina return to second in their group behind england. chile end their world cup with a fourth defeat. argentina's win also eliminate

host explaining her position on instagram, saying ini want to be there to provide what writers do sohe human experience. i hope, for our e for everyone as soon aible we have navigated difficult time sce we first came on air so i take a step forward to start the season for, once again, with an astute humility. but the writers guild of america's picketing today outside of her studio in new york. production on most film and tv projects, they are still at a standstill due to the strikes by both the rioters and members of sag-aftra. joining me now is dominic gazarek, is an audience member of today's show, but he claims that he was ejected from that show taping and dominic is here to explain to us what happened. you went to go watch the drew berry marshall and then what happened? >> so we had one free tickets yesterday, a very last-minute sort of thing and we are walking into our check-in and were handed these little buttons right here in support of the writers strike. we were familiar with the wga strike as a whole, but not as familiar how it impacted drew barriers show. we were unaware t

the 27-year-old russian taking down the world's number-one player ini alcaraz.ed to an easy 6-1 second set win. had the crowd in new york shocked at what was going on. medvedev would end up winning that match in four. after losing to alcaraz twice already this year, medvedev was thrilled he was able to play his best and get the win. >> i said i needed to play 11 out of 10, i played 12 out of 10. except the third set. so that's the only way. he's -- i don't know if he's still 20 or 21, but it's so young already. two grand slams, world number one for many weeks, it's honestly just pretty unbelievable. and i think nobody has done it before him. so to beat him you need to be better than yourself. and i managed to do it. >> reporter: medvedev moves on to face djokovic sunday which is going to be a rematch of the 2021 u.s. open final. medvedev won that match to claim his lone grand slam title. djokovic, meanwhile, handling ben shelton winning his match in straight sets. the 20-year-old american had been one of the best stories of the tournament, busting on the scene,

having previously taken an oath to support the constitution of the united states shall have engaged in inis state attorney general whether it could affect his eligibility for the ballot. the ag's office said it was carefully reviewing the legal issues. in michigan they are consulting with other states about the matter and said if they do act on it the final decision would be decided in the courts. and here is arizona saying his hands are tied. >> because there's no statutory process in federal law to enforce section 3, you can't enforce it. that's what the arizona supreme court said. now do i agree with that? no, that's stupid. >> are you saying your hands are tied? >> what i'm saying is i'm going to follow the law and the law in arizona is what the law in arizona is. whether i like it or not is irrelevant. >> let's bring in elie honig, temidayo aganga-williams, and columnist for new york magazine errol louis. elie, i will be honest with you, having covered 2016 and there are a number of different legal thresholds/avenues to keep trump off the ballot, chased a lot of things that never came

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stones first release of original material since 2005, and it's their first album since thecharlie watts inyrea for rock climbing in yosemite national park has been closed because of the threat of a rock slide. the national park service says climbers reported a new crack in the cliff near royal arches that's not far from the ahwahnee hotel. officials say they inspected the cliff and then decided to close much of the area, saying there is a threat that a large pillar of rock could fall. no word when it will be reopened. and bad weather in the tahoe basin this weekend created hazardous conditions out on the lake. you can see in this video just how rough the water was. this is from the crew of the washoe county, nevada, boat called marine nine. it was called out to the area of hidden beach. that's where there were reports of several people struggling in the water. most of them were able to get out on their own. but two people in inflatable kayaks had to be pulled out of the water by first responders. yeah kind of a stormy weekend up with around lake tahoe. here's that model i showed you. this i

and he said that that's the difference between an impeachment iny and moving forward formally that.the tight rope that the house speaker is trying to walk right now. but mere moments after he made his amountment, you saw matt gaetz go down to the house floor and give his own speech, threatening to try and oust the speaker if he doesn't give in to a series of demands, including demands on spending. here's what matt gaetz said. >> moments ago, speaker mccarthy endorsed an impeachment inquiry. this is a baby step following weeks of pressure from house conservatives to do more. we must move faster. >> reporter: and if house leadership thought that opening the impeachment inquiry was going to try and get some of those house conservatives to get together and back some kind of short-term funding bill, it's clear from that speech on the floor today from matt gaetz, that is not happening. if it feels like there is a lot of moving parts to this, boris, it's because there are right now. the house speaker is trying to deal with a series of crises, and obviously this news today that he's opening

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in october, late october, october 31st of 1843, he spends time inis prison. then he's put on trial in 1844, ashe mixed the -- at the beginng of tonight, in newport. he's eventually convicted of treason, dorr's the first one to be convictedbr of treason existence the state, and john brown is the second to be convicted of treason against the the statement. dorr's not executed though. he spends time in providence, the state prison in providence, in total about 20 the months incarcerated, and he spent the remainder of his years dying in that beautiful family home on benefit street. rd. [inaudible] worked tirelessly for dorr's release. he sent a letter to the speaker of the house, this point richard randolph, in which dorr was trying to get assistance for his son. i do not need to justify my unhappy son, but i pray that a man of letters should not be caged with the lowest felons, wrote sullivan, who went on to hint that there was something mentally wrong with thomas door -- dorr. and this shows up periodically, that was dorr unstable. randolph replied four days la

do what a you believe in, because the country's going inis solvent, and they've got to show a better. and even if they don't ultimately succeed on everything, at least they put the flag in the ground and showed after 2024 if we have unified republican control, we have a path to get this nation back to fiscal sanity. and part of it is the dollars and cents because the debt, i mean, you've covered it, how much the debt has gone up, and it is under both parties. howard: yeah, you've been very consistent in saying that. 100%. but you also have the issue of voters and many of these congressmen have talked about the abuse of power by federal agencies like the fbi surveilling moms going to school board meetings or having memos saying catholics are potential terrorists, weaponizing the justice department. if that's the case to just fund it without any type of reining in, you're basically continuing the abuses you're talking about. howard: let's turn to your background. i haven't heard you talk all that much about serving in the military and iraq, a little bit more lately, or playing baseball

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so a lot of people have pointed out the hypocrisching iny, see how she's constantly going on and on about how drag queens being around children is sexualizing them and grooming them when she's doing in the theater wher abouthee there could be kie around. and i agree with that. i also think there's anotherve . way to look at it, which is if you watch this video, it totally makes why she thinks all of these things are so. thine look how she finds. beetlejuice. the musical. >> why are they making. are they going to run out of movies for musicals? i mean, i mean, whenu're r you're when you're really scraping the bottom of the bottom of the barrel, if you're doingea barrel i. >> she seems like she loved it. yeah.sh e lovethey to do texas chainsaw massacre, the musical. chai happening right now. >> leatherface. leatherface. all right. i think the reason that you're nervous about this is becausee v you're nervous about this. but i can put your just set your minoutd at ease. i just remember, you are in no danger of this happening. discei >> you have no discernible. oh, unnecessary. really unneces

just completel throw iny turn to dust.row >> yes.en and another one that he tends to come down on is michael. and i think we were using some of his jokes in the script . michael, does it bothert both you that he's kind oerf 100% almost every comment out of his mouth toward michael loftus is some type of a you know, you know what? >> you know what my proble?mm is is is his rhythms the ways to greg speaks is hilarious to me. he does he's really, realle.y fast in these very, very slow. >> then he goes very high. he's very low again. and it's got brother. a l >> and that justit it's like he's like little tiny roller coaster and it's it's -- it's fun to watch. >> he's having so much fun going up and down. r n tohe's the kitty coaster of le night. >> ha ha ha ha ha ha.late that's the new ad campaign. o right? right? jim, you are very thick skinneyd because comics notoriously mean to each other. they're always roasting each other. so i think notorion to you're n comfortable here on. >> gutfeld right. i love it when greg comes out there because i'm not good now. i can go after him. i know he

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to the number one thingo rei that they say is we want to revive national pride in this countrpride iny. is >> we have a crisis of national pride in this country. and yellow e in americans, they are hungry for purpose and meaning. and so one of the things we're talking about is what does it even mean to be an american?pat >> part of that is delivering economic growth. people tend to b otlifrge more d of a country when we are all making more money in that e country. and so let's talk practically about how we get there. drill, frack weburn coal, embrace nuclear. put people back to wor gk. s stabilize the dollar. that's how we grow the economy. that's how w ar, thate reunite this country. that's how we actually have an affirmative vision rer of our own. >> and, jesse, that's how is ho think we win in a landslide. all right. well, tell everybody in iowa i love them from prime time and all the best. >>od luc tell evk out there. thank you, jesse. t good y to seoue you. >> fox news alert. the president's son, hunter biden, has been indicted on gun charges. n cocolt cobra 38 special was illegal

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and dysentery from a lack of healthcare but ha also, simply neglect and starvation, which were found iny a number of prisons. e >> here is an image of andersonville, since we are here today. the image on top is well known to anybody that's read about the civil war, had a class in american history. it gives you a sense of how grotesquely overcrowded this place was. it started as a 16.5 eracre prison, billed for a few thousand soldiers. they ended up having to o expan it by several acres. e 45,000 soldiers came through this, thousands at any one time were here. basically, an arm's-length the room per soldier per prisoner. just grotesque overcrowding. the bottom is the re-creation here on the ground of what thise looked like. andersonville was not even a prison. a lot of southern prisons were not prisons. they were stockades that is where you would put cows, ex perhaps, just a wooden wall. therefore, the prisoners were subject to the elements, the heat, the cold, the rain, insects, vermin, and so forth and so one. here is the prison we are going to talk about today. it is known as libby pri

house may be maybe considering a move may be to al have the appearance of tightening things at the iny er . now, just so you understand this, this is not because somehow biden, who doesn't think about anything but or any of the people puppets, puppeteers controllingabout anyt biden,biden have some policy epiphany on the issue. hapolicyphany onbut because it'e political liability to themthe u in both the presidential race. but i think it's becoming a liabilits y ballot as well. but the fact is, the damageed te this open border has already fhi done to americs opena, it's incalculable. democrats who don't listen. incc zaporizhia and don't reverse their stance on this shoulcratsd be allowed near a position of power. again. >> and that's the angle. all right. joining me now is tulsi gabbard, former hawaii congresswoman and fox news contributor. tulsi, good to have you in studio. thank you.er look at these pictures now we're showing you these are side fox newtor brid by sid you have eagle pass, texas, where we only havet the ea persn there. i don't know why we're showing that photo, but the

and e are iny i hope they don't do thiss either again, i hope they don't ever do this or if they're doingcontinualn., they hope they stop doing it as well. >> well, greg, i mean, jesse worries about the felony convictions becaus hope they e that can. stain you for life. >> it's really tough to know what could it should. well you know, but she's so. young and a lot of these people are young. >> but here's the deal. i'm not suret of. in philly, with the prosecutorial framework, the way it's working right now that these kids will have felonies now, they probably won't. >> i mean, there needs to be an element of public shaminpeople a when you loot an area,elem you should be returned to that area. you should be forcedentof. wear a very obvious jumpsuit and. you should be cleaning and repairing the places that you destroy. we and repa don't do that. we should do that. she says she's sorry, but you can't be sorry about an activity that you're capitalizing on. if you are truly sorry, you wouldn't be selling merchandise or if you would, maybe you would be giving the mone yout be sely to peopl d it