joe moore didn't live in stock. he doesn't even begin to convey exactly how much destruction theory is. john dugan made this grief stricken woman in motor. you know i stuff with this ukranian woman is telling john about what the you i have and those who helped them kill. don bass civilians are doing to their fellow citizens. and it's kayla here, which is i know with him with 20 the maturity of them. uh huh. you know, when you pull muller and you can skin us to, that's the fuel us, you can use it. it's been completely obvious to the entire world by the state. but so united states government officials themselves that made was a plot about your own stage to overthrow the ukranian government and to install a government hostile to russia. 7 victoria newland, to be assistant secretary of state, announced at a public meeting was videotaped and widely shown that the united states government had spent $5000000000.00 preparing the crew in ukraine since ukraine's independence in 1091. the united states has supported ukrainians

welcome to don't me, joe moore didn't live in as a stop. he doesn't even begin to convey exactly how much destruction theory is. john doug, mid this grief stricken woman in motor. you know this ukranian woman is telling john about what the us and those who help them kill don't bass civilians doing to their fellow citizens. can you just oh with doing is michelle listy obama. you, when you pull a holler i'm you can skin us to that's the dealer. sure. can you see it? it's been completely obvious to the entire world by the state. but so united states government officials themselves that made was a plot about united states to overthrow the ukrainian government and to install a government hostile to russia. victoria newland, the assistant secretary of state announced at a public meeting was videotaped and widely shown that the united states government had spent $5000000000.00 preparing the crew in new credit since ukraine's independence in 1991. the united states has supported ukrainians as a girl, democratic skills, and institutions as a promote

. >> we can't flip a colonel joe moore in mad max. straight out of x-men, the last stand. cloud. >> eva: it's just the bumpy. has the desperation in the mega-drought made the interest in cloud seeding to skyrocket? >> definitely. >> ginger: there are 42 cloud seeding projects across the midwest like this one a new tower that explains like this with less attached. the fly right into the start and send microscopic particles into the cloud. particles that act like magnets for water droplets, bonding together until they are heavy enough to fall to the ground as rain or snow. pilot showed us a cloud seeding demonstration flight. says that cloud seeding can make 3 to 15% more snow pack. because that water can be priceless. it can be the difference between adding a couple week to hear irrigation cycle for your crops. >> ginger: the lower colorado river basin states of colorado, nevada, and california actually pay for cloud seeding all the way over here in utah that will impact a snow pack. at the university of colorado, researchers are working on artificial intelligence to deploy

morgan stanley's semi analyst joe moore joins us with his outlook.e you we know samsung is a big player, but does the space really deserve to reflect that news with what it's done this week? >> well, it's really an unprecedented action samsung is ordinarily not inclined to do this, you know, micron had already lowered utilization, western digital lowered western digitalization we are dealing with a situation where profitable is kind of 2009 levels this is very challenging conditions this action is a really big deal the concern i would have is, what it really does is boosts the floor, so it's probably a little less bad conditions as we move through the rest of the year it suggests when we move into the next upturn, that the conditions will remain labor challenging. there's a lot of latent supply that will come back on the it protects the floor and doesn't boost the ceiling where we're going in the next cycle but the move yesterday was warranted. this is a unique action, and one that should have some positive results and the question is what's priced i

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon. you may remember yesterday we told you the story of bobby moore's world cup winning shirt which has gone the red number sixjersey he wore when leading england to victory over west germany in 1966. moore's family say it later went missing, and they've been searching for it ever since. his daughter roberta told us about the shirt�*s significance. the red shirt has always been such a symbol— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to us— the red shirt has always been such a symbol to us and i am sure to the nation _ symbol to us and i am sure to the nation of— symbol to us and i am sure to the nation of that unbelievably special sporting _ nation of that unbelievably special sporting moment. i mean, it truly was a _ sporting moment. i mean, it truly was a moment and so you can imagine the significance that shirt means or has, always— the significance that shirt means or has, always had to us as a family and it_ has, always had to us as a family and it was— has, always had to us as a family and it was something that my father deeply, _ and

moore. [cheers and applause]. >> jimmy: if ticket sales were beer his would be bud light. comedian joe devito.ve him, we love you. stop, stop. the staff put me up to that. you know i love you. and cops used to throw the book at her but now she's a best selling author. dam right she is. fox news contributor kat timpf is here for the win. bang. chadwick i will go to you first girlfriend. >> chadwick: why would you choose me first? >> jimmy: for a second speaking as a gay man, take politics out of this for a second, explain why this is all the left's fault. >> well, the reaction is just so stupid and pathetic. disney has had gay days for like ever. so now they're going to say we're adding a gay night to stick it to you desantis, and it's not even at the florida park it's at the one in california. >> jimmy: and i feel like it is a such a straw man argument i'll come to you the kat, we have tons of gay friends, okay, and we don't ever want a world where they don't feel accepted or included but don't you feel like pride is now an f you to people who didn't have an issue with pride >> kat: disneyland

joe at a recent event. why was hunter seemingly here, there, everywhere? what was in it for him question mike moore florida attorney general pam bondi and fox news eagle analyst gregg jarrett. i want to shoot right to the bottom lien. because james comer said that they've done business with dozens of countries. russia, ukraine, kazakhstan. here's the question. i want to know how much money in business traded with these countries. i want to know how much they profited. i want to know how much joe got if he got any and what did you know and when did he know it because we knew he lie when he said he'd never talk about these issues with his son. >> we do not know an exact number. could be up to $100 million. talking about $31 million from the chinese. $40 million from the russians. you've got to factor in armenia, kazakhstan, oman. they have one common denominator. all the countries that barack obama gave authority to vice president joe biden to dictate the policies there. it raises a very serious question with all of that money flowing in with what could be fairly described as the biden family syndica

joe tacopina, thank you. w we'll be checking in with you next week. we appreciate your time this friday night. all right. mere with moore is the host ofst the right view podcast. lara trump is back with us. laura , good to good to talk to you. let me asklet youme ask what is asking joe tacopina, and that is your father in la w, e the former president . on tuesday, he'll former preget fingerprinn tuesdp mug shot, maybe handcuffs, maybe not handcuffs. amaybe perp walk, maybe not pep walk. and we'll have to make a pleaf in a court of law.this this has never happened.d in american this is can history. this is the same guy that wentt, through while you lived through it all. you know, since the moment h came dow came down that escalator, trumpe tower, you know, it's in the mueller investigation. russia, russia, one impeachment and another impeachment. it's never seemsruss to end, dot it? you read out sems to end. here we are. hit i mean, you just read out a some of the greatest hits of the democrats. and the truth is , we all know what this is about on these word third rate third world communist tactics that they're employing

joe manchin. the republican governor announced his candidacy to a room full or supporters, including senator shelley moorew the senate to the republicans with one shift in 2024. >> and it is our chance. it is our chance right now, you know, if you look at the math and you look at everything, and you look at what happens if this doesn't happen in 2024, now just imagine, imagine this country on the pathway that we're on with the biden administration today, and imagine this currency as to what it would be if we continue on that pathway to 2030 or beyond. >> joining us now is hoppy -- the host of talk line on west virginia radio, really the very beating heart of west virginia. so great to talk to you. look, i think there are two aspects of this which resonate with the national audience here, one, it's the balance of power in the senate, and then the joe manchin of it all. let's start with the first, because it was interesting to hear governor justice there in his announcement speech make the balance of power a central theme. how big of a deal is that in west virginia itself? >> well, i think it's a significan

does john kerry and joe biden think we will really be able to fuel 22 million-dollar industrial windmills? stuart: dental care, they just want to save the planet. stephen mooreu for the seriousness of this problem, appreciate it. lawrence, alexandria -- alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's reintroducing her green new deal why not? >> we dismissed it as aspirational along with a price tag of $93 trillion. she got a lot of it through in the inflation reduction act but that's not enough for her. >> it is important to acknowledge the scale and scope of what we are proposing is massive but the scale and scope of the climate crisis is even bigger. if we are not proactive about very aggressively and transformation the addressing our infrastructure and workforce in preparation for the climate crisis then the cost of not addressing it are going to be far greater. >> that's a scare tactic. what is the appetite for these new restrictions that could come as an expense because of the transformation? we seen very high so no one is saying we don't want to save the planet which maybe is not on your timeline. stuart: or your priceline either. something different, a brand-new seas

moore. bill, what did you think of speech today? >> well, i think it was pretty typical, you know in joe biden sees himself as the dethe fender of democracy -- defender of democracy. when he looks at enemies of america, he doesn't look abroad, you know? he talks about bag georgia republicans -- maga republicans in terms that he wouldn't talk about the chinese, north koreans, iranians or maybe even russians. so i think it's very negative. it's certainly not what he promised when he first got elected. but i think that that's his strategy. to win again, he can't talk about his achievements, because i don't think there really are any except getting things, some things passed and spending all this money. so he has to paint a picture of this very dark america where where this group of fellow americans are sinister and extremist and, you know, white nationalists and all sorts of things. and he's standing between us and them. i don't know if the public will bite, but, you know, i might want to talk about that too if i had to talk about my economic record the way joe biden -- [laughter] elizabeth: good point. so what, steve, what bill just said, h

joe at a recent event. >> so wheveny was hunter seeminy wh here, there, everywhere? and what was in it for him? anyway?ke moore flo here nowri with more, former florida attorney general pam bondi. bondiand fox news legal analysg jaret. >> i wanted to shoot right to . >> the bottom line wasr sa james comey has said that he got they did business with dozens of countries, including china, russia, ukraine, kazakhstan, and many others. >> here's the question.uest i want to knowio how mucn.h mon in business they did with these countries. >> i wanwit to know how muchofi. they profited. i want to know how much joe go td what ,if he got any.d he know and what did he know and when did he know it? because wew he lie know he liedi said he never talked about these issues with a song. we don't know an exact number.no it could be tens of millions, i. up to one hundred million dollars. >> you're talking about thirty one million from t $31 the chinese, maybe 40 miln for the russians know russi 11 million from ukraine. >> but you got to factor inarmei romania, kazakhstan,a, oman, and they have one common denominator. >> these a

won't, but senator joe manchin who was the deciding vote on the ira says that in his mind democrats broke their word to him. and he is willing to fight to repeal the whole deal. steve moore and robert wolf standing by, but first a fox business correspondent with the backstory from capitol hill. hi, grady. >> hi, martha, democrats maintain the inflation reduction act will lower costs for americans. but it turns out the law itself is going to cost american taxpayers are a heck of a lot more than they were originally told. just those climate and energy provisions of the law as you noted will cost $600 billion more than the budget models economists previously estimated. they say a big chunk of that difference is because of the move to electric vehicles. despite the new price tag, the biden administration is standing behind the president's hallmark piece of legislation. even with the new score, the inflation reduction act still reduces the deficit over the long run. because of that is there a line. speaker mccarthy's debt ceiling bill would roll back a lot of the green energy tax incentives and the so-called inflation reduction act. >> we repealed very broadly a big portion o

usa in washington ekaterina moore own correspondent house kommersant on direct connection kat hello are americans happy? are there many chanting supporters? joeill too early to fall out on uh, washington street in a very extraordinary way, mr. biden announced his nomination not in front of supporters. as expected a a on twitter a in such a video is quite interesting. well, here, you can probably compare this with the fact that how he led his election campaign from the basement the previous one is now him, and the election campaign was decided by the vester for some reason, huh? and extraordinary. well, let's see how it all ends rating. how many supporters, but in fact, the printer to be ironic about age, i'm without irony he really is not ground does not look very healthy. it's not a problem at all. this is a very big problem. and it's worth paying attention to another uh public opinion study that happened after uh, perhaps one of him he two opponents exists now for joe biden, but they all let's say freaks, and one of them is robert kennedy and the nephew of the deceased president john f. kennedy and uh usate today conducted a very interestin

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