. >> jacque: that's for having me. i'm jacque heinrich. transgender activist are pushing the growing use of puberty blockers, cross section hormones and permanent surgeries for minors who want to change their sexual identity. >> bill: senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on the hill. >> this is a public policy issue to republicans and why they are having a hearing today and they also want to address this in the spending bills. >> we shouldn't be spending money for puberty blockers and transgender surgery and diversity, equity and inclusion programs. >> they say they're rare for people under 18. medicare only offers gender affirming care on a case-by-case basis. democrats say it is another battleground in the culture wars. >> the republicans have chosen to try and jam their extreme right wing thoughts down the throats of the american people and take us toward a nationwide ban on abortion care, bully the transgender community. >> republicans want to curb what they believe are left wing policies. democrats also believe this is

welcome jacque heinrich.ou escaped from the white house to be with us. >> the trump appointed judge refusing to rubber stamp the agreement. she questioned the lumping together of tax and gun charges. she also had concerns about hunter's potential immunity from future charges. >> it prompted tempers to boil over inside the courtroom. son burn. all this sparking heated reaction in d.c. it's about hurting the president's re-election campaign. republicans argue it's all about time. >> i think it clearly -- you see people that do the same things hunter biden did and they're in prison and they want to give him a slap on the wrist. >> i don't believe or trust the republicans and their perceptions of this particular case, anything related to hunter biden. they are trying to weaponize him against the president and not talking about justice in our country. >> senator chuck grassley is here with reaction. let's go to lucas tomlinson at the white house. what have you got? >> so much for that sweetheart plea deal. the hea

jacques atali founders the first president of the european bank for reconstruction and development isny ways, thanks to which his assistant emmanuel macron took off to the french political olympus, he is a smart boy, judging by the recording of the pranksters, it becomes clear there are several groups of influence around the president of the united states and france those who already divide russia into parts and those who, maybe would like to, but they are afraid, i had a long conversation with henry kesemger for a month back, so on occasion, and he said that he was very worried about such a plan, because he said that if russia was divided into three parts, then there would be western russia, which would be part of europe, there would be eastern russia , which would be swallowed up by china, and in the middle there would be another iraq or afghanistan where islamism will dominate, and it will be a nightmare for all of us to talk to supposedly. poroshenko , frank nato, you don’t get a weak point in ukraine, according to the waist, the reputation of support may weaken, suppose that such

jacque heinrich is live on the north lawn of the white house. jacque. >> the president will return from camp david later on today where he spent the weekend with his son, hunter, after "the new york times" did a deep dive into the political toxicity surrounding his legal issues. nothing yet has moved the president to keep his son at an arm's length even as multiple congressional investigations continue, the federal probe for which he accepted a plea on tax and gun charges is ongoing. years long court battle over child support payments has just wrapped up. biden has faced criticism for bringing hunter to camp david and a dinner with the indian prime minister. >> a dad who doesn't want to see his son relapse and holding him tight. >> biden has made clear to his aides that he does not want any advice on how to handle his son. according to nbc the president's message was hands off my family. it's less clear if the president will ever acknowledge his 4-year-old granddaughter living in arkansas fathered by hunter. "the new "the new york times" aides a

to answer your question very briefly jacques is a much more brilliant economist than i am as you know the world is in a state of. i have a question. do you have some kind of relationship with the russian elites, what do they think, maybe you still have some kind of connection. no, no, we had a very small office in moscow. by very small , i mean 10 banking specialists . and as you know, we closed this office just when the conflict began, and we did very little work in russia in general. since 2017. we have worked much more on your part. note the seventeenth year. he said, yes, well, this is ridiculous 17-17 1917, probably, people like the rothschilds can help someone without selfish interests, as practice shows, no, as you know, the current us federal reserve system the us central bank consists of regional banks. and these regional banks belong, among other things, to the rothschild dynasty. well, that is, their shareholders. they are classified in many respects and therefore many still believe that they somehow influence financial policy. america and this means they influence the fina

jim morrison came to paris where he lived favorite poets and his french friends, jacques demy and agnes. varda and where his lover had been living for a month already washed the course, they met in a los angeles club 3 years ago, for him it was a chance to end alcohol. paris in the early seventies was engulfed in unrest. it was a period when everything was in motion breakthroughs changed retreats devoid of illusion life in communes free love when crowds of pregnant girls, in desperation looking for a father plus the vietnam war against which the youth opposed, france was against the war in vietnam, america is the opposite, and then we believed that the americans were criminals. people talked a lot about current events. and of course the music was full of nightclubs, especially in the historic quarter of saint-germandepres. people observed a kind of ritual drinking a glass in a damago, or in a duflor cafe. then when they went outside with endon, and there in bilbock and the sunderman club from 11:00 pm, the street was full of people. and into this atmosphere of pleasure and protest fell

jacques de maillard, director of the center for sociological research on law and penal institutions. thank you so much for joining us on inside story. we are seeing the protests over the killing of nael m spread beyond the suburb of nanterre. why is there so much anger in france today? >> the answer is already in the question. the event in paris sparked rage throughout france. we have to put it in perspective and look at the past 20 years. since the 2005 uprising that took place in the northern suburbs of paris after the death of another person. why are people expressing themselves in such a manner? it is the fact that all other ways of expressing yourself when you are arab or black have been shut down. a police officer is pointing his gun at this driver and shooting him point-blank in the heart. the video so horrendous that even the minister of interior criticized the use of a lethal weapon by the police man, but also emmanuel macron. this cannot be separated from the general anger of the situation for these people. folly: getting to the issues a bit more deeper in just a minute. ya

let's go to jacque heinrich traveling with the president at that nato summit. jacque. >> hey there, harris, the white house made clear after the president's interview that u.s. read enes to defend itself was never a question. the military has specific requirements for what kind of systems and types of ammunition we keep in our reserves in case of an event that needs them. and everything is being sent to ukraine is in excess of that number. nevertheless, that supply being sent to ukraine is running low. an issue that congress will have to solve. some house republicans are blocking workarounds to spending caps frustrating senate republicans saying that more needs to be done. the war and nato alliance shutting the door on ukraine's membership for now over fears it could trigger article five upsetting president zelensky who said he will bring it up at the summit. it seems there is no read enes neither to invite ukraine to nato or make it a member of the alliance. a window of opportunity is being left to bargain. ukraine's membership in nato and negotiations with ru

on another interlocutor whose interlocutor was joined in the conversation by the french economist jacquesad of the rothschild financial group, alexander rothschild, explained by phone that the sanctions do not work, because they are not paid enough attention, it is very disturbing that over time, while this conflict lasts , people forget a little. areas where sanctions have been imposed and i think it is necessary a very coordinated effort by the west to continue to exert as much pressure as possible, however, according to the head of the famous financial clan, he himself is not too much. interesting, since now he is focusing on ukraine of great interest. called up the so-called $750 billion plan to rebuild the country, and rothschild made it clear that he was counting on his share of the pie. i think that it is necessary to correctly determine the order of participation, understand how to make sure that all players take part in the program, but also there is enough complexity here and, above all, it is not clear who will pay. attempts to use the frozen russian assets look doubtful about

jacque heinrich has the headlines in the capital city in lithuania. jacque. >> good morning, bill. certainly sweden is closer but not quite in yet. ill oh he tell you more about that in a moment. president biden said he is not at all surprised that turkish president erdogan dropped his opposition to sweden joining nato and jake sullivan said even when erdogan appeared to shift the goalpost saying first turkey needed e.u. membership. they didn't have any doubt it would happen. they had talked in length upon air force one and sullivan says biden ticked off the lift all the way sweden made good for turkey. it is important to note there is no timeline for this to happen. the administration says there aren't any contingencies on the f-16s from the turkish or u.s. side. officials admitted turkey doesn't vote on this until the sale goes through. >> the president has said all along he is interested in getting the f-16s to turkey and backed it up by sending the package to the congress and so we'll work with congress on the appropriate timing for getting them to turkey. i can't speculate on

forty years later , they reached the mouth of the seine river and jacques carty stepped into it and establisheda french colony called the local kanata means village on that area during three centuries, this land was a place of conflict between the colonial powers, especially britain , and the conflicts that finally ended with british domination of the entire area of ​​new france in 1763. it reached independence, but it was still under the crown of the queen of england. during this time, the europeans invaded the lands of the new continent, and the number of troops and immigrants who came to the new colonies increased day by day. the new colonies are the lands of opportunities for the european immigrants. the land that they can start their new life again after many years in the west. it is a vast land full of resources, they just need to fulfill themselves and take over the land for themselves, but the immigrants in this land are a big problem for the original and native residents of canada who have been living for thousands of years. that they live in this land, they live in tribes throughout t

well as the economist, the first president of the european bank for reconstruction and development , jacquesall ukraine a disaster such, of course they will never say openly. it is inconvenient for official bruce or revelations to go only in private conversation. they thought that they were talking to the former president of independent petro poroshenko, in fact, with russian pranksters vladimir kuznetsov and alexei stolyarov, both are afraid that the states could leave kiev at any moment ; there is the only nightmarish scenario in which the united states says enough is enough. enough, we are no longer going to help ukraine, it is necessary to sit down at the negotiating table and that's it, not france not the uk will not be able to do it. the united states is able to demand a ceasefire from the kiva so that you do not become, i am sure. our task is to avoid this scenario. hojak from alley, a staunch supporter of euro-atlanticism, has been a key adviser to the president of france for many years, he is credited with creating the image of the current french leader emmanuel macron, he directly

epigone of what the clerks in washington say, he is absolutely completely in general, in the person of jacquess lost at least some intellectual independence. this is complete degradation, i have one absolute question. damn, i look at all of them at these europeans. yes, they go to the slaughterhouse, you don’t think at all, speaks. yes, we kind of live worse, but we are forced to help ukraine and against russia they all go to the slaughter to the big european slaughter, without thinking about it under the leadership of the great mighty united states and the iron old man joe biden. well, there whose cocaine was already, in my opinion, nobody cares. it is important that he was i have only one. it's just a question of some old people pouring sand. yes, i have just one question. but what will happen to this very europe if, figuratively speaking, traffic jams are knocked out in america, well, it happens that from overload, traffic jams are knocked out in apartment and the lights go out. here in america , the plugs were knocked out and the lights went out, and how will europe continue to live withou

leader excuse me for naming names, but after jacques of the hotel somehow i can also name these namesof winners, they are the vanquished, uh, uh, uh spiritual leader the leader of the islamic emirates is extinguished. they call themselves that or the taliban. yes? so you have to say yes, which is forbidden in russia. the paradox in our embassy is everything and the balance is, but we can’t. and in china, too, iran, and that’s it. it's kind of forbidden. yes means uh, published feta. this is such a legislative time, i never named my husband aysullah, yes, so this is within the framework of sharia. yes, according to which the cultivation of macca was forbidden under the threat of death. this is essentially the same thing that the mular did in its time. the leader is now hesitating the american agency that monitors the rc schedule has published or read several times what appears to be according to satellite. uh, well, intelligence 97 98%, uh, sowing opium. uh, helmite the main ukrainians, where the saw was grown, was destroyed, and wheat was settled instead. yes they are going to this ye

the bbc political editor simon simon, jacques, jacques and. and.>> well, this is a massive problem for cootes as well. i mean, you could argue that you are a bank. you can choose who you want to bank with you or not, but then lying about it massively the issue. massively compounds the issue. and come out and it and now what's come out and it was in the telegraph this morning is that night before morning is that the night before the published its story that the bbc published its story that claiming that nigel farage was only removed from coutts's roster because as he didn't meet the financial eligibility criteria, something which we now have proof is not true . so he have proof is not true. so he was a commercially viable customer the night before that story was published by simon jacques on the bbc website. simon jacques was sitting to next the ceo of coutts bank. alison rose, at a at a glitzy charity, bbc dinner. so when he said a senior source because i remember that story he said a senior source it was a pretty senior source it was a pretty seni

and, by the way, jean-jacques-russo himself often came here, who dreamed of buying an estate nearby.ad it didn't happen from france, the fate of general tadeushakevich, who lived there for the last 20 years, was too expensive to take care of the grave in paris. therefore, later on, his remains were transported here to zharkivshchina. the exact burial place was lost over time , but the pedestal remained in french . just fucking, for this you need to get into the dining room behind the manor. here are collected portraits of all representatives of the famous family. but most vincent tyszkiewicz was certainly interesting . there are a lot of interesting stories about him. rumor has it she had a huge collection of women's dresses. and when, after a noisy party, the guests fell asleep, he put on his favorite dress and walked around his possessions in it, but the reason for this was by no means, not what you thought tyshkevich was an important hobby for the state. somewhere behind this wall is the chamber of secrets. where does all the ventilation ducts go? estates. this made it possible fo

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, brazenly breaking data jacques, brazenly breaking data protection law .tshell, protection law. in a nutshell, this is a story of the woke versus the awake and which side emerges victorious will have consequences for us all. but i don't know about you, but i've been a bit frustrated this week by commentators describe ing nigel as a victim of woke cancel culture because there is very little agreement on what woke actually means. it's a slippery four letters which evades an easy definition. and i firmly believe that's why the forces of woke have been able to get their claws. so firmly into our institutions actions and practically dominate every aspect of our lives from banking to pronouns, from air disputes in regional offices to who qualifies for olympic finals. the ripples of anonymous social justice warriors reverberate everywhere from policing to publishing. but we need to agree on a definition of woke because it's impossible to take on an enemy when they're shapeshifts and their intent dodges the crosshairs. even on people who proudly categorise us all

, brazenly breaking data jacques, brazenly breaking data protection law .tshell, protection law. in a nutshell, this is a story of the woke versus the awake and which side emerges victorious will have consequences for us all. but i don't know about you, but i've been a bit frustrated this week by commentators describe ing nigel as a victim of woke cancel culture because there is very little agreement on what woke actually means. it's a slippery four letters which evades an easy definition. and i firmly believe that's why the forces of woke have been able to get their claws. so firmly into our institutions actions and practically dominate every aspect of our lives from banking to pronouns, from air disputes in regional offices to who qualifies for olympic finals. the ripples of anonymous social justice warriors reverberate everywhere from policing to publishing. but we need to agree on a definition of woke because it's impossible to take on an enemy when they're shapeshifts and their intent dodges the crosshairs. even on people who proudly categorise us all

jacques ali well, the second one may be less well-known, but the first one is called the herald of the apocalypse, the herald of the orange revolution, and the second one is a member of the billionaire club of this famous analogue of the world government . leaders the first leaders of the european bank for reconstruction development adviser to the miteterans of the presidents of france and, in general, the former head of the current president. mma or macron is still known, but scandalous statements that people are over 65 years old, they make a very heavy burden on society, the economy, and therefore the state should not somehow help them, but these are famous people, famous philosophers. and here are the ideologists of all these orange revolutions and serious characters. very much looking at the first part of the conversation compromise is impossible. in my opinion. the only compromise is to find a way to help the russians get out of the situation properly. separately, i can note that crimea does not seem to be difficult to return without a general referendum. well it specific point a

harry, you understand, the midnight was pierced, they couldn't, right now, their heads hurt, it's jacques, it's just that when that creature putin will calm down until we are, you're killing us , it probably won't calm down, well, such things happen shevchenkivskyi district, the capital, here, the debris of a shaheda that was shot down at night hit one of the apartments of a residential building, an apartment it was completely burned and debris also fell. and next to the garage , no one was hurt. the moped was very loud , as if it were above the roof somewhere. well, in fact, it drives on the fifth floor. then an explosion and we look out, it starts to burn, well here around the garage and a fire started in the apartment and for now here and there we have a blocked exit on the street there because repairs are going on and the firemen were driving by the time we got here it was already on fire well this is your garage yes, i think the garage show me where the shrapnel fell, i have to dig it deeper, it was in this apartment that burned down, who is already angry , some family, they are in g

i understand that that simon jacques apologise. he jacques is yet to apologise.. but there is that side of things as well. liam, is i think, well. and liam, this is i think, another great thing. nigel is drawn out into into the open what is clearly happening behind the scenes at major banks and i dare say it most major companies anyway, within banking or not this kind of stuff, but also i think drawn out certain elements of the media who couldn't wait for the idea that nigel was broke and he was having his accountant. he's really shown a lot people up here. lot of people up here. >> what he's is >> i think what he's done is shine not just on, you shine a light not just on, you know, a corner of our lives, which is the banking sector though. and increasingly important again , i important corner, again, i repeat, cash is removed from repeat, as cash is removed from society, i mean, this is also a huge win for the gb news who's don't kill cash campaign as well. but it just shows that across many of our institutions , there's this march of approved values and views l

yes, the level there is jacques chirac of the same metron.es, yes, maybe not always, who conducted the right policy, but could have their say, but who respects the macron? yes, especially since it's here. well, after merkel, there is practically no one left. by the way, notice after the recent events, of course, the level of madam, lipn has greatly increased. like the video, uh that, in principle, the rating is extremely right growing in europe right there, and in fact, germany's alternatives ferdovich landa already ranks second with 21% support and we will not talk about other countries. i remind you that on air the program is authorized to declare and the topic of today's program is whether europe is threatened by a civil war, you know, vadim would also like to focus on the economic component of this action, which we are witnessing today in france, or rather, its consequences, but i will read this publication. e on the social network facebook french women in france for the first nights of thunder in hundreds of small businesses went bankrup

paris cost 500, please, this nobel laureate lived for 33 years with short breaks in paris on rue jacquesenbach, now a memorial plaque flaunts in his honor on the house. ivan bunin abbreviations for 400 from being on duty in the dnd a certain number of times, a soviet citizen could get a few extra days for the next vacation. ancient acts bravo fire for 300, please filming gone with the wind began with the fire scene. atlanta at the same time cleared the filming yard from this garbage. no, it's not true. but these were the scenery from another film from several other films, gennady fire 400 , a poem by nikolai sokolov he, published as a monk, poetic sketches in 1850 , turned into this folk song black raven no. theme we have a fire this song noise the fire was burning, the moscow fire for 2001 the arrest is also losing all-in. and here is the question the great fire of london in 1666 gave impetus to the development of this business. the first company was established a year later. fire insurance real estate insurance this sports facility on the waterfront of baku, popular in the 1930s, was b

. >> it emerged really >> then it emerged really shockingly that simon jacques , shockingly that simonory, had sat next to the ceo of natwest , dame alison rose, at of natwest, dame alison rose, at a glitzy awards dinner of some kind. and so obviously she people put two and two together and thought, well, simon jacques quoted senior sources close to natwest . it was that senior natwest. it was that senior source, the ceo of natwest, who he was sitting next to the night before, and if so, was the ceo of natwest releasing personal financial information about nigel farage to a journalist over dinner? and was she lying about the reason that that account was suspended? now, of course , we don't know. we can't course, we don't know. we can't know for sure the answers to those questions , but it puts the those questions, but it puts the bbc in a pretty embarrass ing position. and now they've had to apologise. >> well, they should have done it at the beginning, but i would, whilst simon cannot reveal his source , i think it's reveal his source, i think it's down dame alison rose to deny down t

well i looked at jacques whether i remember him young.r this ninety-first year, when all our patriotic in quotation marks and meaningless community in russia who fought against the world behind the scenes, and the world backstage, ultimately won this patriotic community. it was this figure that i put up as a model and i say. that's what western intellectuals really are. he looked like western intellectuals perfectly remember his book of the ninety-second year, in my opinion. called with a horizon line. yes, he performed here. he said original things, no matter how politically we treat them, which i see now. i see now an absolute epigone of what the clerks in washington say, he is absolutely completely in general, in the face of jacques tali europe has lost at least some intellectual independence. this is complete degradation, i have one absolute question. damn, i look at all of them at these europeans. why, they go to the slaughterhouse without thinking at all, he says. yes, we kind of live worse, but we are forced to help ukraine and aga

welcome jacque heinrich.inted judge refusing to rubber stamp the agreement. she questioned the lumping together of tax and gun charges. she also had concerns ab

>> well, i've got a big question mark over what simon jacques was up was speaking to up to because hed known the >> he should have known that the information was private proprietarial and was protected by gdpr legislation. and he should therefore , at the very should therefore, at the very least, have questioned her on that subject before releasing it to the world. it kind of makes him complicit in breaking the law. and there's just one other quick thing i'm going to say. we've all focussed alison we've all focussed on. alison rose. rose wasn't a rose. alison rose wasn't a director of coutts. now that may seem like a very small point, but it's a big one from a legal perspective because coutts is an independent body regulated, independent. ali coutts itself is in breach of gdpr by passing information on nigel on to alison rose . how could that have alison rose. how could that have happened ? and that leads you to happened? and that leads you to the inevitable question of where was the financial conduct authority through all of this ? authority through all of this? they seem to be runni

kinds of names for her she needs to stop measure the drapes in the white house and think she is some jacque o. casey desantis. keep an eye on her she'll a wiley figure. >> brian: she looked the same way when she was doing jacksonville news. >> if she looks like jacqui o. it's a compliment not an effort. she is going to bat for moms and parents. she should say guilty as the charged. that's my message on education. that's her focus and she is unbelievably eloquent behind the microphone. even for a broadcaster i think she is extraordinary. and she is great partner to the president, to excuse me the governor who wants to be president. and she is -- and people look at a candidate and they look at the spouse, too. just like they look at a running mate whether you like it or not. number three it is very tough for anybody to run against donald trump. it's the most unique challenge ever. i have yet to see someone have the perfect formula. people see what happened in new york with the indictment and see what happened with the documents and compare it to biden not hearing a word who also has documents

first we'll go to white house correspondent jacque heinrich. you asked a great question of the president about -- about the president and how seriously he takes the investigation and the answers. you got dodged. she dodged your question. you had to ask it a second time? >> i will play it for you right now. the president, though, was silent when he was faced with this question meeting in the oval office with the swedish prime minister about that country's nato bid ahead of the summit next week. evidently the president got a read-out on what happened? >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom of who brought illegal drugs into the white house? how determined is the president? >> the president thinks its very important to get to the bottom of this and why secret service is looking into this. >> secret service is conducting fingerprint and dna tests as part of the probe and looking at security footage and white house visitor logs. the incident highlights potential security gaps and concerns a more dangerous substance like anthrax could

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secretary dodging questions on the topic at the briefing yesterday afternoon, including this from our own jacque. >> how determined is the president to get to the bottom of who brought illegal drugs to the white house? >> secret service is getting to the bottom. >> bill: george w. bush might hold up crack cocaine in 19. senator joe biden was a proponent of tough drug laws. we hope to get answers from the secret service, white house or whomever. perhaps this afternoon. stand by. >> shannon: i wouldn't hold my breath. robert di nero's grandson was found dead over the weekend and his daughter is claiming that her son was knowingly sold fentanyl-laced pills. >> good morning, another horrible story here as this crisis continues to spread across the country, this time impacting di nero's family and his daughter talking about this and now calling for justice demanding answers and asking the nypd to figure out who sold her teenage son these pills. look at your screen. he passed away on sunday according to investigators. the 19-year-old was found dead inside in apartment in the afternoon of sunday. a whi

jacque peterson showing a little fight in the 7th. he launches his tenth home run of the season. not enough. the nationals beat the giants 6-1. for washington, it's their first three-game sweep in nearly two years despite the giants' recent skid, the manager is not about to panic. >> i had a couple of losing streaks, we also had a couple of winning streaks. i have nothing but confidence in this group. and again, nice and even threw it downtime just like we're nice and even through at up time. coliseum, needs glove?t , m, one-handed, i got it! sign that kid up. nice catch. bottom 6 tied at one, not anymore. tyler singles to center that. scores the go-ahead run. but houston would tie it. then in the 9th former giant mauricio dunk dubond. oakland has dropped is 1 of its last 14 games. major domination on the links. brian harman becomes just the second american to win the open championship by at least six shots. tiger did it by eight in 2000. final round of the open championship in royal liverpool. umbrellas were a must on sunday. it was rainy, it was windy. three birdies in rory mci

city view the f as in marriage, a 123 pro french european and ad civilians with 9 including children jacques, the sto, went to the bedside of the wounded even for the liberal governor, the time for reform was over. now it would be total refresh the 2 days after c v. the army mass, a good many so called rep. the shootings shocked the world's 2 months later, the friend found itself again in the dark at the un. but for administer, antoine penny remains defining the luxury of new york. i don't know what it is that please don't. bodies please fell on deaf ears and the un condemned the french action. the news delegation left the room immediate in the eyes of the world, the country that claims to uphold the declaration of human rights was fighting against freedom. but you and condemnation did not change french policy on the ground at all. the government soon introduced special powers, enabling it to fight the fallen by any means possible. until now, only professional soldiers at fault in ontario, but now young conscripts square needed to post their rights for the french army. it was time for reveng

. >> reporter: florida republican state representative jacques agreeing. >> we're committed to teachingll of the history, the good, the bad, the ugly and everything in between. >> reporter: but at the board of education meeting earlier this week community members and parents begged the group to not go through with these changes. >> do not for the love of god tell kids that slavery was beneficial because i can guarantee you it most certainly was not. >> reporter: in this election year we have seen education issues front and center. earlier this year, governor desantis also banned the teaching of an ap course on african american studies. whit? >> whit: maryalice, thank you. >>> now to a major loss for our abc news family. bill geddie died on thursday at the age of 68. the emmy-winning producer co-created "the view" in 1997 alongside barbara walters. early in his career bill working at "gma" and at the start of the year reminiscing with our robin roberts following the passing of barbara. bill recalling when he was hired to produce the barbara walters specials. take a look. >> i told everyb

we looked it up, you've claimed that charlton heston was your biological father. [ laughter ] and jacquesing with eli and his brother, peyton. his father, archie, was the one. he got two sons that won super bowl rings. i call him not even archie manning, i call him super sperm. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sure he'd appreciate the nickname. >> super sperm. >> jimmy: i saw a picture of you with the mayor, eric adams. he was giving you -- what was he presenting you with there? >> that right there -- i got it may 24th, the rest of my life, in new york city is tracy morgan day. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tracy morgan day proclaimed by new york. >> eric is my man. everybody else call him the mayor. i call him the head [ bleep ] in charge. [ laughter ] he call me every now and then to help him, he wanted me to help him out with the city. i help him out with little things in the city. like placement of hot dog vendors. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, where do you like them placed? >> wherever i can get to them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: convenient for you? >> near gyro carts. i like them by the g

and pay seven, jacques misses a government intends to transport these materials early next week to the sensitive compartmentalized information facility,, scif,. to the trump lawyers claim that it would be just impossible to empanel a fair journey jury before the presidential election. jack misses our jury system relies on the courts authority to craft a thorough and effective jury selection process, and on prescriptive jurors ability and willingness to decide cases based on the evidence presented to them. the conditions that defendants argue will make it a challenge to selected jury will not appreciably change after the completion of the election. the last line of jack smith's filing says, for all of these reasons, the court should reject defendants invitation to defer consideration of a trial date, and should set jury selection to begin on december 11th, 2023. we've got our discussion tonight, andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division of the eastern district of new york, a professor in practice and nyu law school. also with us glenn kershne

it is something if i were jacques, mitt and i were worried about, it i would consider at least raising with the court that the courts have an inquiry of mr. de oliveira and mr. nauta to understand they understand their rights, and make sure they are comfortable with these attorneys so we don't run into some problems down the road. >> this web is tangled, and i have a sinking feeling next week it is only going to get worse. mary mccord, glenn, phil, thank you all for starting us off tonight. a friday night after a very busy week. when we come, back nearly every republican running for president is at the same campaign events in iowa tonight. what we are hearing from the candidates, as ron desantis tries to connect with voters there. and later, as the president faces more charges, the current one is out talking biden economics -- presidential historian michael beschloss is here to break down a big week. the 11th hour just getting started on friday night. popcorn. (alternate voice) denture disaster, darling! we need poligrip before crispy popcorn. (regular voice) let's fix this. (alternate

white house correspondent jacqu heinrich has the latest on that. >> now that inflation is coming down nebulas trying to impeach me is coming down. i don't know. i love that one easy president biden to swipe at congressional republicans after house speaker kevin mccarthy appeared to dampen prospects of impeachment inquiry anytime soon, amid criticism that wanted to be gon there's no turning back. i didn't say i was doing impeachment inquiry, i said if they didn't provide us the information, they could rise to impeachment inquiry. >> investigation presented former hunter biden association devon archer expected to testif about the president's role if any on monday. and mccarthy's caucus is turning up the heat. >> i think is actually open impeachment inquiry right now, immediately. posthaste, yesterday, in fact. >> the positive focus on his economic agenda him in maine. making significant progress. >> his vice president at a surging about its success. >> most americans are a $400 unexpected expense away from bankruptcy. >> back in washington congressional republicans revealed the white ho

let's go live to jacque heinrich at the white house. >> good morning. youtube removed a video of robert f. kennedy, jr. last month for what the company said was vaccine misinformation and instagram also took him off the platform in 2021 for what they said was the same reason. this subcommittee is looking at the weaponization of government. although the biden administration did flag a tweet of his and ask the company to take it down they reportedly never did remove it. after the 2024 presidential hopeful falsely claimed that covid-19 was ethnically targeted for certain groups house democrats are now furious that rfk junior is being called a credible witness at all saying the weaponization of government subcommittee is weaponizing itself against president biden by spotlighting and elevating biden's political opponent and framing him as a credible witness. a number of democrats called to disinvite him from the hearing following the comments that the white house called anti-semitic and quickly condemned. >> so the claims made on that tape is false. it is vi