anybody in this room at the will call window, you could not go and just say i'm ken blackwell, i'm joe smith, here is my utility bill. you have to show a photo id. she in fact, we won that case. they moved they gain but we won the argument. and that's what i want you to understand. we went argument all across america if you stay engaged. we will give amplification to your efforts. we don't have the encyclopedia of complete knowledge of election integrity, so it is a a two-way system. we listen, your point is well taken. we've we then tried to findt way. i'll and since i introduce baseball, why it's important for us to understand. satchel paige of the american negro baseball league, i had an uncle who was one of the founders of the american negro baseball league. satchel paige played for indianapolis clowns and my great uncle was a great friend of his ear satchel paige said, for those of you who don't know baseball terminology i apologize. but he said you know, it is very difficult as a medevac he said it is damn difficult to steal second base and want to keep one foot on first. i thank you.

and you say, well that's because he's a star quarterback, of course, but if he was joe smith, he wouldn't watson going to rehabilitate himself if he stands by his innocence? he hasn't really acknowledged what happened. >> yeah. i think when you look at what the judge said, she calls deshaun's behavior credit tory. when she's speaking to all the women and gathered all the information from the nfl that they had acquired over time, it really spoke to what she said that, you know, determined that it would be a six game suspension but that she had no more power really to exceed that punishment because of past precedents of what the nfl had laid out previously. but when you're talking about second chances, you're talking about someone taking accountability, you're talking about someone showing -- i think we haven't really seen that from deshaun watson. he released a statement saying he has been taking accountability for his decisions he made throughout this entire process, but when he spoke to reporters after the discipline was given out, then he went back and said he stands on his innocence. s

i think what's probably in that affidavit are things like joe smith, a secret service agent who workedy, and z were in the storage room, things like that. that's what the justice department wants to keep secret. >> it seems to me -- he can get anything he wants. he can move against releasing also somewhat publicly, but continuing to leak out information. nuclear secrets and everything else, and people widely guessing and fearing without proof of anything. no single name attached to it. >> and you wonder if at some point, a federal judge will crackdown on that. you have -- "we don't want you trying your cases in the court of public opinion or in the press. but i don't want to see things like this, especially in a criminal context where -- and the prosecutors are the one who are filtering out the information piece by piece. >> thank you very much for this. a quick update, reporting about this push in california. california regulators have gone ahead and required by the year 2035, all cars, trucks, suvs, will not run on gas, they will run on electricity or be a hybrid. >> hello, i'm judge

well, of course, but if he was joe smith, he wouldn't be in the all the headlines every day. so we think people deserve a 2nd chance. are found that als returned from injury has ended in the fates these spaniard is back in action after a 6 week injury lay off. despite winning the 2nd sat here against born a church. the 22 don grand slam champion went to lose his 2nd romance should be cincinnati open. that hasn't played since he was forced to pull out of the wimbledon. sammy's with a stomach injury next offer him. the final grand slam receives nasty usa. i am sad tool tool to not play well here. am these tournament is enough important. but in that, in that moment i have to more forward mentally, non dying dems of practice. i need to startle dual to be in a granite le mode or black this in the way that they need to break this 2 to be compet. 15 is the beginning there, and soft curve belts of a $124.00 run late in the 1st test of a series of england harm saying that a bit of luck on day 2 at lords jimmy on the scenario. getting them we should have visiting caps and dana, olga by

well, of course, but if he was joe smith, he wouldn't be in the all the headlines every day. so we think people deserve a 2nd chance. where miss tennis, wilma born eggs, forensic has gone out of the cincinnati open hong play madison kay's chickering her 1st victory over its whole rank player. she will miss 3rd row match 6364 to move into the quarter finals room football. so i think the stage does of last week's canadian honestly wasn't his routine men's woman worn down on my bed. it looks the building some momentum ahead of his us open title defense, the russian bait scene and a shop of all of here in straight sets in cincinnati on next face sir taylor fritz for a place in the semi finals and south africa of build up a $124.00 run lead in the 1st test of their series with england. the armed st. got a bit of luck care on date, susan looms, juliana, some mom just about getting a wilson visiting captain dain algo. the party survey at supp scored with $73.00 as south africa reached $289.00 per 2nd at the close. okay, that is thanks for looking for now. let's get back to julie in

presidente trump esta celebrando varios triunfos, por ejemplo, este de joe, de michigan, que aspira a ser representante, secretario de justicia smith [habla en inglÉs] carolina: en la semana mundial de lactancia materna muchas madres estÁn preocupadas y se preguntan si la viruela del mono se contagia a travÉs de la leche materna, seguramente en casa hay dudas, yo te explico. carolina: segÚn varios mÉdicos no existe evidencia de que esto pueda ocurrir, pero se han hecho pocos estudios al respecto, los cdc recomiendan que si una madre estÁ infectada no amamante a su bebÉ hasta que se recupere totalmente ya que el virus se transmite por contacto directo por la piel. borja: hemos invitado al doctor shapiro, exdirector de bienestar y salud de los Ángeles, california . doctor, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. hemos escuchado, seguramente en este momento hay bastantes madres preocupadas, ¿cuÁl seria su consejo para ellas? >> de entrada la parte de prevenciÓn, ver cuÁles el riesgo y silla estÁn infectadas definitivamente tenemos parte de la informaciÓn que tenemos, que es como otro tipo de virus, que se trata de la viruela que tenemo

congressman jason smith, arizona attorney general mark brnovich, joe gamaldi, with the fraternal order of police, hans von spakovsky. carol roth, "washington examiner"'s byron york and "the hill"'s joe concha. president biden is in swing states 70 days before the midterms. still no plans to go to the border as biden's own border chief contradicts the white house saying yes, the border is in crisis. vice president kamala harris, the latest dodge who will pay for biden's one trillion dollar student loan handout what it is you. more details on the top fbi agent escorted out of fbi headquarters in d.c. on charges of political interference in fbi probes including hunter biden. white house now focused on europe's energy crisis. 20 million americans here at home can't pay their energy bills. plus why it is cloudy with a chance of fraud in the democrat's new green energy spending. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching fox business. we begin with stocks down for a third day as strong data, it is driving worries about fed

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we talked with ciaran bark off the smith house committee chair about which foods are still popular today. >> interestingly or not, joethings that we just take for granted today. we've actually put on display. >> the foods, the containers, the kinds of things that the people of the 30's actually 8 and used, including tools that we have today. >> displays free for all ages. you can check it out. thursdays through sundays from noon until 4 o'clock little history lesson there sounds delicious. i love joe. lot of those. >> that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. >> thanks for being with us, everybody. we'll see you back here tonight for kron. 4 news at 8, 9, 10 in prime time. have a good night. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the st

think 12 out of 15 and found a pertinent point from 1989 he quoted margaret chase smith who had the guts to review joe mccarthy, she said i don't want to see the republican party and she was a republican from maine why the political victory on the four horsemen fear ignorant bigotry and smear, smear is interesting word why did you think that happened at the current time. >> if you only had a sense of humor. >> could you imagine somebody reading the and the current political climate. >> wouldn't it be wonderful. a republican to stand up as she did one of the rare cases and that point in her history most people have no idea who margaret cheesman was she was one of the bravest most admirable political figures we've ever had. >> now many republicans are stated of now? >> not enough. >> 1998 quoting benjamin rush not as well-known as the mother patriot that time one of the original signers of the declaration speaking of good nature that mattered most in human relations he said" woman the book this is his quote tendered gentleness and disposition to speak with disability and listen with attention and you ad

again, regarding joe biden and imposing these sanctions on russia, jo has destroy the american economy. so there's your boomerang, ah ah ah, with the push another visit with maggie smith rich i was just reading with all sorts i bought a truck with unless it was just basically at the store, it must have been if somebody dishes i groaned almost alba here with it and that is julia, just polio, but this is julia player, them all those same login with citrix unit, which pushes the will. is your sticky women up into the us now with the cast. awesome. cuz i still am a lawyer with michigan conseula. he voiceplus with crystal bye. you said, you know that what is this will know what you're supposed to be with. get away with so much. then i'll start with mulish navita with plato and monica, but most of all of them. yeah. but hugely, what is minister a special walker? you know, from a go rip careful. she in a bit of the rebellion, it's your thank you from a barely written up with customers who have a bottle come on like a 1000000 shop car generals, aboard for the unusual and shrinking spill or fail roll limit that gives us as often as you can pull it up, i was just on the show ye

joe by imposing the sanctions on russia. you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, [000:00:00;00] with the push another she visit with maggie smith, it was just reading with unless it was just basically at the store. it must have been if somebody dishes, i don't know much about it and that is julia, just polio. but this is julia by at them old nation. those same login with citrix unit, which pushes the logistic human up into the us now with the cast. awesome. cuz i still am a lawyer with this machine. is sheila, he voiced with crystal bye yes. with get a with mulish, maybe a little sort of if you don't, plato and what about the cost of older media. but hugely, what is most video especially vocal, you know, that's all stuff from ago, but i guess careful shipping to the, well, i was redone there not be a there's a church. thank you for i'm the only reason. yeah. i'm, what if i come to school? he has a, a bug, olivia, a will a shop college. i was supposed to be an issue with homeless shortly. i don't really know. speeding will show you all the political because i struggled with his asthma . you cut up? i was really not always. yes.

joe salisbury. no room for rising starjack draper with captain leon smith describing the selection process as "toughery he picked up at wimbledon and admits he won't take any chances. abdominal is a place that is dangerous because in every serve he put a lot of effort there so i need to take the things a little bit easier and do the things the proper way. that's what i'm trying to do. trying to be a little bit more conservative but i hope i can be ready for the action here. british number one and defending us open champion emma raducanu says she's excited to play the 23—time grand slam singles champion serena williams for the first time in her career at the western and southern open in cincinnati this week. raducanu was born in the same year that williams became world number one for the first time... it's an amazing opportunity. it is an amazing... it is an amazing gift to, sort of, play the best tennis player of all time on her way out. it is probably going to be my last opportunity to play her unless i draw her in new york but i think, yeah, whatever happens, it was not just going to be a great memo

joe. but from all of us, it's goodnight. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and taking us through all the summer's releases is anna smithe. good to see you, anna, and what have you been watching? all sorts. this week we've got the feast, which is a stylish welsh language horror from doctor who director lee haven jones. then, girls can't surf. this is a documentary about women and waves. and then finally, we're looking at a french romantic comedy called anais in love. and you bring me a horror film to start. lovely to see you, anna. no, no, excellent. tell us what it's about. i keep doing this to you every week, don't i? but it is a horror film worth talking about. and it's an intelligent horrorfilm, you know? i love that. so the feast, it's intriguing. it's darkly funny. it's character driven, starts off much like a thriller, but becomes quite a full—on 18 cert horror, to warn you. it's set in rural wales over the course of one eventful day and night. very modern design home. the local mp and his family live there, and his wife is preparing for an important dinner party and she hires a young girl called cadi to help her

we talked with sharon bark off the smith house committee chair about which foods are still popular today. >> interestingly enough, joer granted today. we've actually put on display. >> the foods, the containers, the kinds of things that the people of the 30's actually 8 and used including tools that we have today. you know that to us. >> know. do you know but off to go to the exhibit and find out. i do. >> the display is free for all ages and you can check it out. thursdays through sundays from noon until 4 o'clock. so yeah, maybe. >> i was more admiring how neat the pantry is and everything's all lined up with the labels on the outside and color coordinated, so organized really appreciate that. you love in order that wraps kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. thank you so much for joining us tonight. yeah, appreciated everybody. have a great night for morning news starts bright and early at 04:00am. wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. national university

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smith: i'd like to point out to the gentleman from nevada that since joe biden's taken the oath of office his reckless spending has led to an inflation crisis that has cost his families in nevada $,700 per family. i'd like to yield one minute to the great gentleman from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, americans are in the midst of a recession and the worst inflation in over 40 years. yet my friends across the aisle are set to pass $745 billion in spending bill that will raise taxes, fund the green new deal initiatives, and hire 87,000 i.r.s. agents to target americans. all this while doing nothing to reduce inflation and adding over $146 billion in debt. now they say it won't raise taxes or it's on people make less than $400,000. but the joint committee on taxation said at least half of all new tax revenue raised will come from those earning under $400,000. mr. carey: probably the biggest thing for me is the 8,000 new -- 87,000 new i.r.s. agents. to folks back in ohio i want to put this in a way that you can understand.

joe. it could be that's the time when the judge is able to look at what the government is smith, see their redactions, and see if he agrees with that. if he thinks it's overly redacted, he'll submit what he thinks it should be and go forward with making that public. the justice department is preparing their arguments, trying to show why they want to redact so much. they said look, we can release a little bit, the cover sheet, maybe some inconsequential details. they made the argument to judge reinhart that everything else they were doing to protect witnesses and to protect an ongoing investigation that they said has national security implications. so they're going back to see how they can play ball after they've already dug their heels in so hard on this. so in terms of what we might see, it could be that we get a little less news from the legal side of this. but often when there's silence on that side, we know that trump and his team have a way of trying to fill that vacuum and make their own news. i think that's what we're looking to next, to see if they may be releasing surveillance vid

i'm going to toss it back to you, but to address joe's earlier point, this is very much a business story, and cameron smitha did say it was a very big decision and gives him more time, because of the schedule to spend more time in australia what i thought was interesting, and this is not because i'm outrightly supporting pga or liv, harold varner iii i don't know if you saw that statement, he basically acknowledged the fact that this is going to be a transformative amount of money for him and his family, but, but, that he was going to use some of that money to help further growing the game of golf for young folks out there to gain access to the game and said in the statement, can you use this as my receipt i pledge to do this. so i mean, i think a lot of these liv golfers, because of the pr snafus they've had over the last couple months have refined their message to say you know what, we're doing this, it's better for us please don't judge us if do you it's going to hurt but we have to move on with our lives. >> won the players and the open. so that's the most successful current guy at this -- number two i

charles payne and sandra smith for doing great work while i was out that i fell compelled to return for job security. that's a sprit -- separate issue. hillary, front and center was joe manchin who worked out, cobbled together that deal with chuck schumer that changed this thing and made it a reality. now what? >> this was really -- he was key, neil, to making this deal happen and helping democrats land a win ahead of the mid-term election. you heard leader schumer introducing the president calling it the boldest climate bill ever. the president moments ago celebrating passing the most aggressive bill and action on climate in u.s. history. but he's also insisting that this is not just a climate bill. this is a bill that will cut costs for american families. insisting that that is what this inflation reduction act will do. he said that thousands of dollars in savings, american families can take advantage of through rebates to buy new and efficient clean energy appliances, if they weatherize their homes, they can cut costs and can also get a tax credit for purchasing heat pumps and solar panels. to catch in on the tax credits, you'll have to spend money to save a littl

jason smith, james comer, wall street pro carol roth, brandon judd of the national border patrol council. justin carmack, former director of national intelligence, and legal eagle tom dupree and joealdi police union advocate. the widow of st. louis police captain, david dorn, he was murdered in the 2020 riots. ann dorn slams black lives matter. george soros and vice president kamala harris as quote super villains for weakening the fight against crime and for dividing america. an explosive whistle-blower complaint calls out twitter for threatening your privacy. even u.s. national security. the thing is we warned about this years ago. we've got the sound. what this means for elon musk fight with twitter. dr. fauci's victory tour as he quits, scientists, lawmakers, find dr. fauci intoably disturbing and multiple sclerosis leading on a pandemic that destroyed america. we have his chaotic flip-flops inside the same sound bite and how the gop will go after him big time. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. we begin with stocks, down a third day. now wall street is on edge about higher fed rate hikes. look at this, new home sale

joe. yeah remember me? hug laughs a lot of thumbs up. thank you. so much for being a fighter . six days after nine year old paxton was stuck in a sinking truck at the smithamily says he is getting better and stronger every day going to try to get him to eat some things. drink some water, probably trying to get him up as he starts to get stronger and get him outside to get him some fresh air. we're hoping and he got to meet the man who saved his life. retired park ranger named joe don l perfect outcome to a potentially bad situation. we're talking about going fishing. in fact, we get him a fishing pole, and i said as soon as you get out, man, we're going fishing. donald just happened to be close by when the truck was rolling down the boat ramp and he had the skills to dive in seven times to bring paxton back to the shore. the father kept saying, i how can i repay you? and i would just 70.2 packs is say that's that's all the payment i need. he's alive was called, wasn't it? yeah, i was really cool when i get out. donald also gave paxton a special badge. he was awarded when you worked the 2002 olympics here. i've had it for years, and i just thought you kno

in the mid-90s low to mid-90s 93 joining us now is matt smith, head of crude analysis matt, what would surprise you more, 85 or 110? >> both, joe market is so volatile, but i think 85 seems the low case scenario here. particularly given the backdrop, just what we've seen so far today, and what we saw on friday so even though you have recessionary concerns, you have the super strong dollar making crude more expensive than every other currency apart from the dollar, and then the prospect of an iran deal coming through. on the flip side of that, you have opec plus telling us that they will cut production if there is an iran deal, and at the same time, as well, this is the kicker, joe, is that european natural gas prices are so high. they have come up a lot today. they are about $75 super strong, that's about $450 equivalent for oil, and so you have strong oil demand that's going to be coming through in the months ahead here, simply because you'll see switching from burning natural gas to burning oil instead. >> so if i understand you correctly, you're saying 85 possible, but you think we're headed higher. >> yeah, and we've just s

smith: i'd like to point out to the gentleman from nevada that since joe biden's taken the oath of office his reckless spending has led to an inflation crisis that has cost his families in nevada $,700 per family. i'd like to yield one minute to the great gentleman from ohio. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, americans are in the midst of a recession and the worst inflation in over 40 years. yet my friends across the aisle are set to pass $745 billion in spending bill that will raise taxes, fund the green new deal initiatives, and hire 87,000 i.r.s. agents to target americans. all this while doing nothing to reduce inflation and adding over $146 billion in debt. now they say it won't raise taxes or it's on people make less than $400,000. but the joint committee on taxation said at least half of all new tax revenue raised will come from those earning under $400,000. mr. carey: probably the biggest thing for me is the 8,000 new -- 87,000 new i.r.s. agents. to folks back in ohio i want to put this in a way that you can understand.

with shepard smith from yesterday, there was another violent and bloody weekend across the u.s. 180 people were shot and killed and 57 others injured by guns. gun violence is an epidemic. joeut it today. over 180 people shot by guns this week. this has been happening in urban centers for years. it's been happening in chicago. and there's one party that wants to do something about it, one party who doesn't. that doesn't mean take away guns. i own guns. i have a carry permit. i mean, i'm not talking about taking away america's guns. i'm talking about the things that most republicans, most members of the nra support, universal background checks. and making it a lot tougher for criminals and mentally challenged people to get a gun in their hand and shoot people. that's all. >> well, the president is on the side of this issue that most reasonable gun owners and americans across the country are on. they want reasonable background checks and reforms for gun safety. they don't think weapons of war need to be out there across america, as they are right now. and this is just one of many issues where joe biden finds himself, i'm sorry, on the right side of history where the american

smith of maine, who came out with six other republican senators. mccarthy called them snow white and the six dwarves. they said no. but for four years, four, long years, joepower particularly over the republican party. where it comes from is what's the incentive? right now, that party believes that their incentive is to play to this dangerous tendency in the american psyche. i think that it is, therefore, incumbent on everybody else to try to keep this constitutional conversation going. because they have fallen out of it. >> what is -- what is the cost politically to a pat toomey, rob portman, ben sasse, who was just re-elected, mitt romney, who is untouchable politically in utah, and toomy and portman, of course, retiring, holding a press conference, four of the more respected republicans in the united states senate, eddie, and condemning in the harshest terms the hateful rhetoric that is intended to undermine american's confidence in law enforcement? by the way, you and i have had debates over attacks against law enforcement. >> mm-hmm. >> i must say, i've been consistent. i've been consistent that we need to support law enforcement reform, yes, but we

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floor passes for consideration of the bill, majority staff, michael smith, melissa kaplan and billy shendel, nick meyers, matthew joe keelie and craig abelle. the presiding officer: without objection. sanld sand thank you, mr. president -- mr. sanders: thank you, madam president. madam president, i wanted to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act that we are debating this evening. and i say so-called, by the way, because according to the cbo and other economic organizations that have studied this bill, it will have a minimal impact on inflation. madam president, let me put this reconciliation bill into the context of where we are as a nation politically and economically. and the answer to that as to where we are is we are not in a good place. according to the most recent gallup poll, the approval rate for congress is at 16%, with 82% of the american people disapproving of the work we are doing here. further, according to a recent university of chicago poll, a strong majority of americans, and this is extremely important, and i hope members of congress hear this, the majority of