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which is what it was possible to negotiate under the task budget gap in debt ceiling deal now when itncomes to our transportation infrastructure the investments in this bill are especially important in light of the derailments and disasters and districting close calls that we saw this year i'm pleased we were able to increase funding for the federal aviation administration, so it cantr address the shortage of air traffic controllers, reduce flight delays increase efficiency and modernize technology and critically important safety. which is so important given the concern number of near misses we have seen recently. this bill also increases the federal railroad administration funding for its safety work to make sure we have enough inspectors to keep our rails safe and that we can research importantta questions to improve rail safety and efficiency so toit thank senator hyde-smith for excellent work putting that bill together. mr. president, each and every one of the appropriations bills in the package before us today is the result of an open, bipartisan process that invited input from ev

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itn has gotten pretty bad. one of the things that we focused onyi is one trying to gt a better understanding of what the landscape is paired for the last six years, we have taken a close lookt at sexual abuse misconduct and have gotten fairly good at understanding how that presents itself most of the time in sports. what we did not know was how deep emotional and physical abuse went. we also did not know i did not realize at the time the greatness of what that looks like. to be able to help people understand and discern that when they see a public how they are to cope with it. and, so, as we have learned more and particularly through data collection and the data report that we have, also been able to pour that into our educational content. helping athletes understand what emotional abuse looks like and, you know, where mental health kinda fits into all of that. also too help bystanders understand as well. i think one of the bright spots that i've seen particularly with our investigations, we do not r get a lot

be used against him at a trial, ie i to took theok money out of the ban because myca family may need itnait a minute, bob. did you give it to your driver or your neighbor to hold it? is that why his fingerprints and dna are on the nfl? dumb. now, the amazing part, he wasn'h willing to give donald trump the benefit of the doubt.ld this i ts two months before the mueller report came out. he said we need to know for sure whether donald trump is a putin puppet and goes on and on.. now we know the durham report, donald trump, the whole thing was made up by hillary clinton. now is it people in new jersey h haven't heard rumors for years about this guy. het has been in public life sis 1986 when he was the mayor of union, new jersey.tell you want to tell me how someone who's been in public life for almost four decades has a half a million dollars in cash that he takes out just in case he needs to send it to cuba? and, there's a whole other thing. is now -- right now he's no longer chair of the foreign relations r committee. he's stepped down from that. but, you know, the day after he returns fro

similar images that we signed del rio where there were thousands of haitians under a bridge fast-forward, itnere were nearly 3,000 people that crossed illegally today. they are expecting that same number tomorrow. maybe upwards of 10,000 by friday. things continue to get worse. locally, you've got a lot of american citizens crossing back and forth to mexico because they have relatives and business. one of those bridges is near closing. this is where americans are impacted by this crisis. by the way, these people aren't staying in texas. they are doing numa going to all parts of the country. today, eagle pass. tomorrow, your city. >> neil: if the cartels are leading this, the presence of all these mexican troops along the border, they are not doing anything to dissuade them. >> exactly right, neil. what i've been told is that the cartel almost carried the biden administration for a couple of rounds in june and july by keeping the numbers down. now they have turned those numbers all the way of. i am getting reports that there is another train on the way with thousands of people. it looks like t

the port workers voted 75% in favor of approving the agreement, but itn the bay area. now.10% of its workforce. the company says it also plans to limit new hires and consolidate office space to reduce expenses. roku laid off 200 employees last november and another 200 back in march. a bay area high school football team has gone the distance and the result in the new opportunity. now one that is life changing for some of the team's players. we were at oakland international airport today as the castlemont high school team left for los angeles. now the castlemont knights, they will take on the dorsey high school dons this friday night in the oakland, los angeles neighborhood football classic. it's going to be a memorable trip for the student athletes to some of them have never been on an airplane before. i'm kind of scared. i've never been on a plane the first time. i've never been to southern california to really? yeah, that's it. i'm excited, though. football giving him some great new opportunities tomorrow. castlemont will meet with dorsey and the los angeles rams in a visi

itn we have to have examples of duplicity in public life. jim said i got. i got three, three boys, scooter, slugger and mugsy. two of them in public schools. one of them now in a private. school. does he play soccer? no play he plays basketball at img academy. the finest, finest student the athlete academic center in the country. wow. policy. greg: >> he's seven foot five. no. so no, it's not how you know, but he's growing. >> he's growing. he'll you know, he's almost your heigh t. that's. oh, so that's funnier than. and he held the grudge. stelter he does, yeah. >> i want to hold a grudge>> y like. gutfeld yes. oh, you're goingou're gointo gey email, all of you. >> after a while. scathing.t's been email, a scatg email. but it'll also be attached to a photo of a shirtless mike baker. >> oh, and i saw on this photo, i still have those. >> all right. tyra's is she just a or a super? >> no, she's on a whole other level. >> and we you and i argue, but we don't even argue about this because no one argues back. i know it's kind of nice last night. don't argue tha

nthis biography, he did itn three times in one speech last month alone. d he h he claimed he had witnessed a bridge collapse in pittsburgaa when he actually showed up about 6 hours later. he also repeated a favorite false storted repey that i and s have debunked over and over again about a supposed conversation with an amtrak train conductor he was friends with who was actually deceased at the time. the conversationn conducte would to take place. he said that he used to drive a tractor trailer, use ud to drive an 18-wheeler. >> never happened. the last time biden was facthee checked this hard was when he plagiarized. today, the new york times fasaid joe biden might not make it compared him to ruth bader ginsburgtoday th, who passed awy in office. p all of this is impeachment's looming primetimase has no idea what's going to happen. and we're not going to make predictions. t we canl you the biden-harris ticket, according to democrats in the polls, doesn't look like a winning one. >> so changes are going to have to be made. and we don't know what those chan

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to if if you got into like a car dealership in texas during the summer, you don't get how colder, yo itn there. >> it's like 62 degrees. that's because they all have nuclea r power.powe and there are dealerships in texas. just be moderateheir in the way u you approach all of this. >> you don't have to give up meat. why do you actually like tellin like telling people whate >> i'm tired of it just becausec i want to have a mirror around mirror, mirror on the wall and. by the way, who has the fairest glasses of the polarized friday? thank you. all right. thank you very much. yes. i really appreciate it. yeah. th solidarit >> judgey with jeff.se: hope >> thank you very much. hopefully i won't have these on monday. i had not have even democrats are sick of sloppy fettermanarre after his dressed down embarrassment. you got everything. saturday's in primetime has a smart new line up on fox news channel. america wanted more mark levin and we listen. life, liberty loving the leads off saturday nights at eight. >> we don't do surface level stuff here. we do substantive and catch one nation with br

s itn, forest management related forest fires. again, i'm not an ideologue related to this.eologue i have not argued for increase. the tauex rate for the top 1% hs been around a decade. and look at the receipts. talkin - >>lkin - the receipts over the last decade and economic growth, we've outperformed ls most wesn democracies. the state has grown just like demown is growingwn just like by $4.4 trillion since biden's been in office. >> our global gdp continues to be darling of theseofly bet countries doing remarkably better. >> then i thintek a lot of your viewers believe under no circumstances would thrcumstances would president, running for the democratic nomination. oh, nonee . not af >> none to this conversation. what is this conversation? >> the first interview you had. that's a pretty listen, i wantou passion. i'm just telling you, joe biden could not do what you're doing.ght to and by the way, that ought to tell you something. and you know what? w >> i know i couldn't do what hh. >> i know i couldn't do what hh. years of his, you know, deep down inside, you know, it's

our institutions is to get the best out of people and if you say i mean, for instance, when i joined itnn's book, the other day, they had a policy at itn of excluding anybody from the traineeship who hadn't gone to oxford or cambridge . so i was oxford or cambridge. so i was the beneficiary of an appalling discrimination against people from other universities. and i'm sure the same has happened with with women , with people from with women, with people from ethnic minority backgrounds as people who are gay and that shouldn't happen. now, in this particular case, i don't think it should be the fca that's doing it. they should concentrate on pursuing crooked bankers, which they're not very good at. and no wonder private eye calls them the financial up authority or the fundamentally complicit authority . get on with complicit authority. get on with what you're meant to be doing rather trying to expand what you're meant to be doing ratheempire.rying to expand what you're meant to be doing ratheempire. but] to expand what you're meant to be doing ratheempire. but ito expand what you're meant

i knew that i wanted to be in that space and do some thing i wanted to start an itn energy institute in north carolina. i say all that to say this. we had a mission, we met with the university of ghana. we talked about clean energy, question was that what has africa done for the world? my answer, africa feeds the entire world. what has the world done for africa, my answer, not much. not enough. we met with chiefs, locals, and i was overcome with meeting with a village, a town. that is the most laudable community in africa in ghana. in the community -- i am sorry my question is, there is an opportunity for us to make a difference, where all of the debris from the atlantic ocean washes up in tow. they cannot fish. they have to import fish. they cannot fish because of the pollution. we are working on a project to change that pollution, that waste until energy. my question is, will you work with me. will you help me, help them? when i say me i say my organization. we've already asked coca-cola who was interested. i want to ask you the same thing. we can make a difference right now, this

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one of those is the expansion of itn in arizona.arizona has invested wisely in widening the icann because it is a major artery for passenger and freight traffic in the southern united states. while majority of -- has been widened, there is one significant gap remains only two lanes and allies wholly within the boundaries of the gila river indian community. i doubt it was a price in advised that the proportions of the i-10 and that the reservation boundary can pick up on the other side of the reservation boundary because for decades, centuries even, tribal governments have not been treated equitably as partners in federal transportation programs. widening i-10 and adding an interchange is vital to improve safety, provide direct access to the gila river services and hospital and accelerate response times for emergency services. and it will prevent traffic from detouring onto the reservation when bottlenecks or accidents close or otherwise restrict traffic. to complete this expansion project they gila river indian kennedy and the state

tell us about effect and how itn help the new york jets draw fans. >> this is the tale, we all know whatme this weekend where the chiefs were playing, prices are up 40% because young people think they may see taylor swift. travis kelce as amazing as he's been, they're saying this will mean $10 million more endorsements next year, his jersey sales are up 400%. >> are they really up 400%? she is such a phenomenon. she said get out and vote, 35,000 young people registered to vote. >> rogers out, the chiefs are going to blow them out, yet nbc doesn't flex it out of the sunday night slot because they know people are going to tune in for taylor swift. >> old man, i've seen this before. the next gen z influencers brand. i have yet to see you give a brand up to anything that has gen z or millennial attached to it. >> it is. >> you put gen z's and influencers together that's like a storm system rolling through donny deutsch's neighborhood. >> a morning consult poll that now gen zers and millennials, this is a major place where they kind of decide who they are, where they're going, what they're do

put itne. it doesn't feel right.they wanted foreign judges to be able to dictate who we could and could not keep in britain, i don't think we'd vote for that, would we? so should we now be given the choice to vote to leave it? i feel sorry for i actually do feel sorry for suella and rishi sunak suella braverman and rishi sunak snack. money the snack. we've given money to the french a bit more in french to do a bit more in the channel. taken genuine channel. we've taken in genuine asylum and from asylum seekers and refugees from ukraine afghanistan, as well ukraine and afghanistan, as well as we've gone ukraine and afghanistan, as well as battle we've gone ukraine and afghanistan, as well as battle over we've gone ukraine and afghanistan, as well as battle over theie've gone ukraine and afghanistan, as well as battle over the illegal ne into battle over the illegal migration bill. they've sorted out kind of a rwanda plan suella stood up on the world stage and said that the world needs to change definition of a change

. >> 'talk about itn here. so we closure. >> 'talk about it and re.bout it and it's juste can talk about it and it's just closure. then can move on, closure. then you can move on, you away. closure. then you can move on, you do away. closure. then you can move on, you do you away. closure. then you can move on, you do you get away. closure. then you can move on, you do you get upset?ay. >> do you get upset? >> do you get upset? >> yes, upset. >> yes, i was upset. >>— >> yes, i was upset. >> set you the rest of the day. >> set you the rest of the day. >> yes. >> yes. >> was upset. upset my sleep last night upset this last night upset me this morning. i think morning. oh, dear. and i think it unjust i think it was unjust and i think i think there are problems. and i think there are problems. and i think i don't wish to be critical of the manager or whatever, but the selection choices, there are formation choices, there are formation choices, tactical problems . choices, tactical problems. there are various things, man united in the transfer market. >> y

she had a really good job at itn and was very highly regarded, very popular amongst colleagues.ally nice . she's really nice. >> she's lovely. i think >> she's lovely. i just think it's when you get it's very difficult when you get out i mean, all bit out of i mean, it's all a bit in—house, you in—house, isn't it? but when you sort go journalism to sort of go from journalism to that political comms , you that political comms, you couldn't go back. well that's a one way street once you've been , difficult come back , it is difficult to come back from communications, from political communications, suggest things are not happy inside . inside. >> ee- >> number ten. >> number ten. >> absolutely. mps back next >> absolutely. and mps back next week. , you know things week. as i said, you know things are the polls are still massive gap labour and gap between labour and conservatives. it's obviously not a terribly happy ship. there >> yeah. oh well, not a terribly happy ship. there >> yeah. oh well , there you go. >> yeah. oh well, there you go. >> yeah. oh well, there you go. >> keep a