>> joey: i appreciate that.st the core of america their view that as a man who has seen and done so many things in this country, when it comes to memorial day, the thing that i love for people to understand is that do not let the "those" and those who lost their lives, it means a fireman from tennessee who died when he stopped on a bomb. died two weeks, doing my job, it means sergeant chris mcdonald who took his life in 2012 while we were trying to get him help. my childhood best friend who is suffering from addiction and depression because he came back to an economy that wasn't working for him. it means david, who lives, losing his legs and the motion in his arms, just to die of a heart attack years later. the struggled along from the same wounds. memorial day, i want you to be happy, but i am not going to wish you a happy memorial day. please don't wish me one pure memorial day is meant specifically to honor and may member put a name and a face with those who gave their lives so that we can get on this program

giuliani, prosecuted other people. >> joey, so joey -- >> engaged in the same kind of tactics. >> you were looking at your icloud account, you're not worried at all. >> i'm always worried. i'm always worried. >> gentlemen. gentlemen. gentlemen. >> that's what i want to know. which is why you appoint a special master to evaluate and review and to segregate that information out that's not relevant to the underlying prosecution. >> take the rest outside. joey jackson -- >> we're going now. >> paul callan. there are serious questions of how much actual lawyering rudy giuliani was doing here. so how much of his stuff should be covered. that's for next time when we bring this fight back on television. >>> new video from the west bank where palestinian protesters are facing off with israeli forces. is a cease fire like president biden wants even a possibility? >>> and a massive fuel pipeline is back online, but it stale may take you some time to find gas. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a good night's rest is where muscles recover, and our minds are restored. the n

. ♪ >> and they started putting up joey bishop. >> it's time for joey. ♪ >> joey bishop was very different carson. joey was a more urban guy from south philadelphia. >> i'm starting the show like this tonight, and i understand next week johnny carson may do a show just like this. >> bishop was a -- this strange show. it's almost flukish to watch. >> are we on? >> yes. >> the reason i ask is because it's going so slow. >> joey was often in a bad mood. >> for a guy who don't show up for rehearsals you sure talk a lot. i'll tell you that. >> cbs, meanwhile, hires merv griffin, who had been doing a great syndicated black-and-white talk show for westinghouse. >> it's the merv griffin show! >> merv griffin was just light and fun and fluffy. ♪ what do you get when you fall in love ♪ >> he loved everybody. and he had the funniest people on. >> here's woody allen! >> i'm too cowardly to be a protest comic. i'm in favor of all those things that we've come to know and hate about -- >> merv griffin, despite almost a milquetoast reputation, was always more willing to have people on that represented asp

joey rita gets the point, because they got msnbc afraid. rid of these two racist people come they would go to blm and protest msnbc. msnbc is afraid of being canceled of from racist people like it joey reed and al shaikh don sharpton. >> you think they are racist? >> no doubt. 300%. >> sean: great to see you. when we come back, we are honored to have on the program and all time personal friend of mine, rush limbaugh, producer and call screener who will join us. he's got a podcast highlighting the life of the legendary radio hosts, when we return. don't miss it. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready.

joey, i was reading about this event.ed for it provided 73 veterans with brain treatment scholarships. explain what that is. >> yeah. so when veterans come back, you have the va and the dod. they provide services but a lot of time these vets get out and tonight get an assessment or foe what's wrong. when they finally do have a chance to say hey, i'm hurting. i need help. usually it's through a nonprofit organization. with brain treatment foundation they have a bunch of different ways they help. it comes down to hey i'm not feeling right. it's ptsd, it's tbiss. things off in life personality is off. and a foundation like this can go ghoond an assessment and figure it out and help you get the care you need. todd: if you fight for our nation, that's the least that we can do for our brave men and women who give so much. carley: joey, thank you so much. have so much fun. stuart hunter. amos and benjamin we appreciate you so much coming on the most patriotic day in the most patriotic state, texas. god bless you all. thank you s

he would say, joey, remember, i mean this sincerely. a job is about a lot more than a paycheck.really mean this. look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. it's not labor, it's union. because what you allow people to do is hold their heads up, make a decent living, and have pride in what they do. pride in what you build, pride in what you give this nation. and i wanted to be here today, the day before you unveil the next generation of america's best-selling vehicle to the entire world to thank you. thank you for showing how we win the competition of the 21st century. you know, how the future's going to be made. it's going to be made here in america. made in america. [ applause ] and i have to say, this brings me home. for more than 30 years, my dad would move to delaware and manage automobile dealerships in delaware, including a ford dealership. and man, did i like that '57 ford fairlane. oh, boy, it ain't got nothing on after f-150, but all kidding aside, that's what got me through school, and you know, i doubt i'd be -- i doubt i'd e

todd: fox news contributor and former bomb tech joey jones.mar. israeli airstrikes killing it in gaza is terrorist. quote measure taxpayer felony being used to human rights. quote i stand with palestinian east jerusalem. and aoc it is humane and must show leadership guarding the human rights of palestinians. how disturbing is it that these are comments coming from our own lawmakers. >> disturbing but not surprising at all. same lawmakers who defended people who burned down businesses buildings and homes and turned over cars and rioted our cities for months because of a single incident or a handful of incidents that were being adjudicated. so, what we know is that they understand outrage and they understand that controlling the narrative is more important than understanding the truth. now, really as a bomb tech, i think it's my responsibility to explain something right now. when you hear about hamas, a terrorist organization firing rockets, rockets are pay loads. those are bombs with propulsion behind them. you point them in a straight line and

cnn legal analyst joey jackson with us now.harge as an adult here. >> it's a sad decision and a sad state of affairs, but it was clear to us after we looked at what happened that it was not only appropriate to charge the defendant as an adult but it was really the only choice that we could make. >> so he's charged as an adult, joey. does that mean he will be sentenced as one as well? >> yeah, christi. good morning to you. you know, every jurisdiction throughout the country has different laws as it relates to juveniles and how to treat juveniles who kmirt horrific offenses. here we see an instance of a brutal crime. unimaginable when you look and you read and you hear about the 114 stab wounds, the fact that the tip of the knife apparently was stuck in the cheerleaders scalp, her body left in a ditch. just, you know, can't even begin to go on with respect to the gruesome types of details that came about and her defensive wounds and what happened here. i think the critical issue though is whether it's appropriate notwithstanding

fox news contributor joey jones! bug repellent, she's about to drain the swamp, american conservative union foundation senior fellow and former white house director of communications, mercedes schlapp! [applause] and she laughed at the end of "titanic." fox news contributor! [cheers and applause] emily, it's well-known that you hate the police but love a parade. [laughter] so this is right up your alley, you sick person. >> your intro remind me that glitter bombs, one of the best stories i heard was for my girlfriend who got cheated on, snuck into her ex's house and dumped glitter everywhere. >> greg: it's like dating a stripper. >> exactly. >> greg: you get all of your clothes. >> it's better to sell fish on the bottom of the curtains. >> i froze a fish, duct taped it under the seat of the driver's seat of the car someone if defrosted, that's when it would stink. even better. >> so as you pointed out, look, nypd officers had to sue to be allowed to march in a parade in uniform and i just can't imagine what it feels

disappear by 2040 it makes creating a marine pot even more leading the way is the indigenous body joey community. they arrange a tame, regularly work closely with scientists. so we're going to speak, you agree? so you can do that, or if today, marine biologist scott, why thing is joining them to carry out the research trip known as a turtle radio. your little point here is a really dramatic turning point. they also the company on how come on to settle on the right. it is so they must be pretty important for you guys. stories in, in history reflect data as being the closest secret yet to the body body. if you were with a lot of people, always lived off the ocean, we still go hot and do, gentle and share what our tribe for thousands of years, the body joey, hunter, green, sea turtle sustainably. these days, the knowledge of the church was behavior is proving invaluable to scientific conservation that but working with local people, it's really important. i don't think of any way in understanding completely what local people now about turtles is important. we put a management plan out ther

we still go hot and do dental and share what our tribe for thousands of years, the body joey, hunter, green, sea turtle sustainably. these days, the knowledge of the church was behavior is proving invaluable to scientific conservation that but working with local people, it's really important. i don't think of any way in understanding completely what local people now about turtles is important. we put a management plan out there to make sure there's a bunch of turtle for our future generations channel. but recent pressures mean they can't do us alone. we don't have that other data from other areas to show the full effect of what's happening. basically, we didn't really think about climate change, pollution need to work with science and with the knowledge that we have is traditional, honest to better the environment. not just for dental stuff, which i held in as of everything their lives in the sea in 2019 the body. joey people presented. they're designed for the back in iraq, appellate marine pac. it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover 6000 square kilometers if combined nat

joey, i'm going to start with you.thought, why would you document this stuff? i mean, is this a normal thing to do when seeking a pardon? >> it certainly is not, pamela, good to be with you. and so just by way of background, apparently and allegedly, as the story goes, he was trying to, that is mr. greenberg, an associate of the congressman under investigation, in attempting to curry favor and get a pardon, he was attempting to put in dock men tear form a history with respect with what he was involved in, his loyalty to the former president, element set tra. that was prepared for roger stone, it went through, allegedly again, many drafts, and so you have this document. and so when there's a document which references criminal alcri that's never a good thing, and it's particularly bad for the congressman. no, he didn't draft the letter, but you have joel greenberg waxing poetic with criminals they potentially committed. that's documented. you know, that's potentially a major issue. and then of course when you have a pers

they started putting joey bishop. >> joey bishop was very different from johnny carson.show just like this. >> joey was in awfully bad mood. >> cbs meanwhile hires merv griffin. >> he was just fun and light and fluffy. >> he loved everybody and he had the funniest people on. >> here is woody allen. >> i am too cowardly to be a protest come eck. i am in favor of all those things we come to know and hate. >> merv griffin despite a milk-toast reputation was almost willing to have people on that represented aspects of the counter culture. >> in 1969 when "the merv griffin show" debuted. >> there is been much discussions if the papers and magazines about the three-way competition. i want to set the record straight. i think carson does a great job, bishop does a great job. we are going to try to entertain you and there is room for everybody and may the best man win. >> "the merv griffin show" really cuts into the audience of joey bishop's show. >> ladies and gentlemen, di dick cavett. >> dick cavett was our first intellectual. >> i realized then that johnny does not have a ram

joey: welcome back. lemonis: thank you. this looks like new stuff. joey: yeah.aps that we have, and there's suede and leather and cork, and i just kind of mixed them all together. lemonis: these are awesome. joey: thanks. lemonis: really good. don't you think? amanda: well, you know i'm not a color person. lemonis: who made this? joey: jackie. lemonis: this is solid. jackie, my only feedback on this is straps. they're too short, and then back to the hardware issue. it's just really junky. where are, like, the zippers organized? like, where is everything? astra: in there. lemonis: and why -- so you have to just keep going back and forth? astra: yeah. lemonis: and so why wouldn't you have it over here close to where you're working? joey: this whole place needs to be reorganized. i think we all agree on that. astra: definitely. joey: yeah. lemonis: what is all this? amanda: well, that's scrap. lemonis: all of their accessories are all over the place. there's no one place for the finished goods to be. you're asking the folks to be more efficient and be more profitab

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joey, good to see you this morning.this is a show of force that sent a strong message to a lot of people in trump's world that other things may be coming down the pipeline. from a legal standpoint, joey, does this raid tell you that there are people in his inner circle that are vulnerable? >> so, christi, good morning to you. i think it sends a strong message in a number of ways. you know, we need a department of the justice, and for a long time, we doesn't have one, who is looking at and investigating criminality, no matter where it comes from. it doesn't matter if you're a democrat or republican, if you transgress the law you should be investigated and prosecuted. that includes a former adviser and former lawyer for the president. no one is immune. big picture now, christi, we have merrick garland in charge now, he's given an indication that things are going to be done in a different way. what does that mean? that means patterns and investigations on issues of racial discrimination in police departments, we're not tal

joey, you are a lawyer for donald trump. you're counselor to donald j. trump right now and you see this report in "the washington post." special grand jury convened. your reaction is? >> i'm very concerned. that's my former office. the manhattan district attorney's office. they investigate cases, and this case is predicated upon records. it's not about circumstantial evidence. it's about bank records. it's about tax documents. it's about loan applications. it's about concrete matters. we defense attorneys cross-examine people. and generally we cross-examine people as to their perceptions, misperceptions, what they thought they saw. what they didn't see. it's very difficult to cross-examine a bank record and a tax document that indicates what it does. and so at the end of the day, very concerning. one quick point, and that's this. we should hasten to add that a grand jury consists of 23 people. only a simple majority need to vote out an indictment. an indictment simply means there's probable cause to believe a crime is committed and the subject of the inv

did and i thought this is going to be a shot and i'm serious and i said no no he's a friend he said joey what's the big deal a 1200300000 miles on air force 2 dominant knowledge a gentle man jack. all right that sounds good right but according to this story the joey baby conductor retired from amtrak in 199315 years before biden became vice president and biden's mom passed in 2010 just over a year into his term but that wasn't the end of biden's ad libs gone a ride he did hearken back to when as vice president he mapped out an am track budget from. shara should be from charlotte one and another line going from here in florida down to tampa another line of we if we had moved go we had that tunnel fixed in new york why odd hours is he talking about i don't know he probably didn't know and you can bet the silent biased make believe media didn't know either but they will hide the fact that there is something that seems obvious that something is just not right about joe biden's mind and that's our show for today folks i want you to stay curious and stay hungry and of course you could head ove

i'm serious and i said no no he's a friend he said joey what's the big deal a 1200300000 miles on air force 2 you know i'm in mileage a gentle man jack. all right that sounds good right but according to this story the joey baby conductor retired from amtrak in 190315 years before biden became vice president and biden's mom passed in 2010 just over a year into his term but that wasn't the end of biden's ad libs gonna ride he did hearken back to when as vice president he mapped out an am track budget from. shara should be from charlotte one another line going from here in florida down to tampa another line of where if we had moved go we had that tunnel fixed in new york now why on earth is he talking about i don't know he probably didn't know and you can bet the silent biased make believe media didn't know either but they will hide the fact that there is something that seems obvious that something is just not right about joe biden's mind and that's our show for today folks i want you to stay curious and stay hungry and of course you could head over to the portable t.v. you have to watch

joey, i know you forget, try and etremember. if you work really hard you can remember, you're the president. if you practice every day, over time you should be able to recall that at a moment's notice. let's make that a big goal for the future. now finally, when joey addressed the crisis, his remarks were actually pretty bizarre. take a look. >> what you say to americans who are worried about the supply of gas and rising prices right now? >> president biden: i think what this shows is that -- i think we have to make a greater investment in education as it relates to being able to train and graduate more people proficient at cybersecurity. look, what's the one thing people are concerned about with c gasoline, prices going up. exactly right. and it matters if you make $40,000 a year. it matters if you are a two-family person making 80 90,000 -- two wage earners. it matters. >> sean: excuse me. apparently the pipeline is coming back online. great. but e remember, this happened joey, because russia -- yeah -- linked hackers did it t

thought this is going to be a shot and i think i'm serious and i said no no he's a friend he said joey what's the big deal a 1200300000 miles on air force 2 you know how many miles you travel man jack. all right that sounds good right but according to this story the joey baby conductor retired from amtrak in 190315 years before biden became vice president and biden's mom passed in 2010 just over a year into his term but that wasn't the end of biden's adlabs gonna ride he did hearken back to when as vice president he mapped out an am track budget from. shara should be from charlotte one you know another line going from here in florida down to tampa another line of we have if we had moved go we had that tunnel fixed in new york why on earth is he talking about i don't know he probably didn't know and you can bet the silent biased make believe media didn't know either but they will hide the fact that there is something that seems obvious that something is just not right about joe biden's mind and that's our show for today folks i want you to stay curious and stay hungry and of course you

joey, i want to start with you. gaetz was not named in the plea documents that were released on friday, but read between the lines for us. what does this development mean for matt gaetz? >> so, jessica, good to be with you. it's huge. and let's understand why. this is a person who obviously is closely associated with mr. gaetz. what does that mean? it means he knows that mr. gaetz's penchants, his activities, where he is, what he was doing, who he was doing it with, et cetera. so the fact now that you will have a defendant that will soon be a convicted felon who has state's evidence is highly problematic, because he's feeding the government material. hold on one second. the other side will say, my side, the defense side will say just that. this is a person you can't believe. this is a person you cannot trust. you certainly can't respect and why would the government put their faith in him? he is a person who's doing this, which would, i'm saying, cooperating with the government or presuming he will be, right, in orde

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welcome to the studio, joey so good to see a bright >> thanks for having me.ory than this. but for people who are willing to totally risk their lives to help out american forces, shouldn't they be given visas? >> out tell you probably would not be defined better american do not find people more grateful for the opportunity this country provides. when henwood establishing open borders how important his desperate people have to a chance to come here the exact same government regardless of we been this war for 20 years north to size every story. these are very thorough vetting process. as a lot of people would come give us intelligence and take what they learned from us back to the taliban there taking advantage. kennedy: thousand probably over the place. the syrian army. anywhere there's a civil war conflict we are still in, that's what happened with people. i do not know they have figured out a good vetting process. there has to be with taking the good people you say have bled with you and worn a uniform and giving them some sort of lease a bump to the front of

thanks for that, joey.hief, i wanted to ask you about the autopsy from the union parish office they said the lass indications to greene's head were inconsistent with motor vehicle injury. and no written incident report was provided. no information regarding a motor vehicle collision. no emergency services medical records provided. if you were to see a report like that, would you order an investigation? how and is there a protocol, should there be, to look at video after a report and somebody dies? i mean, how does that work? >> well, there's no question, the leadership of that department looked at the video. there's no way they did not look at that video. in fact, earlier reports said that some of the officers were given minor discipline. well, you can't do that if you haven't seen the video. they knew what was on the video. they knew how bad it was. and they were literally trying to cover things up. would you launch an investigation? absolutely, not only internally. but you would also turn it over to the d

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anyway, i have another piece of advice, joey, step telling jokes. you're not funny and never will be and as bad as most of the lame late night shows on television now. you also might want to invest in golf lessons if you're going to play. look at your screen there. watch that. biden struggles on the golf course. in that case, the ball went backwards. i don't have time to play a lot of golf. i played a few rounds in my day. i never hit it backwards. hit it out or to the left. joe is reportedly having trouble with vice president kamala harris, a new book is out claiming that doctor -- the first lady, jill biden said that harris can go [bleep] herself when harris called out biden's history of racism in the first democratic debate. she went silent after that. don't worry. we'll carry the torch and remind people for you, kamala. vice president harris, she's getting criticized for hiding her tremendous wealth behind a family trust. this article on foxnews.com, the trust assets are not reportable effectively obscuring some of the vice president's holding f

and he'd say, joey, remember, i mean this sincerely, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck.t your dignity. it's about respect. it's about your place in the community. i really mean this, and about being able to look your kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. it's not labor; it's union. because what you allow people do is hold their heads up, make a decent living, and have pride in what they do, pride in what you build, pride in what you give this nation. and i wanted to be here today, the day before you unveil the next generation of america's bestselling vehicle to the entire world, to thank you. thank you for showing how we win the competition of the 21st century. you know, how the future is going to be made, it's going to be made here in america. made in america. [applause] and i have to say, this brings me home. for more than 30 years, my dad, when we moved to delaware, managed automobile dealerships in delaware, including the ford dealership. and, man, did i like that '57 ford fairlane. oh, boy, it ain't got nothing on f-150. but al

anyway, i have another piece of advice, joey. stop telling jokes. you're not funny, you never will be and you're bad as most of the lame late night shows on television now. also, you might want to invest in some golf lessons if you're going to play. look at your screen right there. watch that very closely. biden struggles on the golf course. in that case, the ball went backwards. i don't have time to play a lot of golf, joe, played a few rounds if my day but i never hit a ball backwards. hit it to the left, right. but never backwards. more seriously, owe is also reportedly having trouble with vice president kamala harris. a new book is out claiming that the first lady, joe biden said that harris can go bleep herself after that debate when she called out biden's history of racism in the first democratic debate. as a matter of fact, she went silent after that. don't worry, we'll carry the torch and remind people four, kamala. mean while, vice president harris is getting criticized for hiding her tremendous wealth behind a family trust. this article on

all right that sounds good right but according to this story the joey baby conductor retired from amtrak in 199315 years before biden became vice president and biden's mom passed in 2010 just over a year into his term but that wasn't the end of biden's ad libs gone a ride he did hearken back to when as vice president he mapped out an am track budget from. shar should be from charlotte one other line going from here in florida down to tampa another line if we have if we had moved go we had that tunnel fixed in new york now why on earth is he talking about i don't know he probably didn't know and you can bet the silent biased make believe media didn't know either but they will hide the fact that there is something that seems obvious that something is just not right about joe biden's mind and that's our show for today folks i want you to stay curious and stay hungry and of course you could head over to the portable t.v. you have to watch full episodes at any time and see more exclusive content including my give me 5 features and teatime with steve download it now from your app store i'm ste

. >> reporter: they run for joey's dad, joseph milledge killed in operation iraqi freedom in 2007.t your dad >> i think about him all the time i think of him encouraging me and just a little bit more, joey, take one more step. >> reporter: the race course lined with unforgotten faces >> bye, daddy. >> reporter: and the much smaller ones forever longing to be near them >> the irony of this moment is that the very person who each of these kids are running for is the person they want at the finish line. >> reporter: but true victory is won on the way there as grief channels to a goal >> no matter how many times you're down, just put one foot in font of the other, and you will get there >> reporter: every finish a winded salute. >> it feels as if i'm reminding the world that my dad has made the ultimate sacrifice, and he will not be forgotten. >> reporter: always proud to run, determined to always remember catie beck, nbc news, dupont, washington >> and we of course honor their sacrifice. thanks for waking up with us i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. we leave you with this,

i didn't participate in police brutality demonstrations. >> joey, one question for you.sue in the case before the jury was a cop putting his knee on somebody's neck and killing them as a result. that looks to me like it's an exact reference to the fact pattern in the floyd case. now, the question this juror was asked during juror selection, have you ever participated in a demonstration against police brutality? that looks like participation in a demonstration against police brutality. let me just finish. >> please. >> what's going to happen ultimately, the court's going to look at this and say, is that what we call an extwinsive reason to rae verse it? in other words, is there a lie that would happen in the case that would affect jury deliberations? i don't know that this is enough, but it's the start of an argument that could be a serious argument in the long run. >> i'm not suggesting there's an argument here, but i'm suggesting the march on washington is way above the issue exclusively of police brutality. but there are other important issues that relate to the africa

but joey, i want to go to you. you are a veteran. you know a lot of veterans.etting $35,000 payments from the government to help you out each and every time -- i mean, they are bending over backwards to help people that came here illegally, what about veterans? how are they going to react to this? >> yeah, put the veteran aside, i buried both my grandparents -- both my grandmothers and my dad right before this pandemic started. it was in eight weeks, and all of that together did not cost $35,000. i know because i paid for my dad the most entire funeral. when it comes to veterans, we have veteran families who sit and wait for weeks, sometimes a month, to get family members buried in a cemetery, and you're going to tell me a veterans family can be treated that way, we don't have the resources, the money, to bury veterans in arlington or somewhere like that in a quick amount of time? but we can put out $35,000 a pop for people that are not even citizens in this country? and beyond that, i bet you can go into aoc's district and find a veteran, find a family, whose

paula and joey reed are trevor reed's parents and they are with us now.r being with us. i want to talk about the summit in a moment, but first, paula, let me start with you. and your son's health. is he experiencing symptoms? what do you know about his treatment? >> we don't know anything about his treatment. we haven't been able to talk to him since he was taken to isolation. he was experiencing a fever, a cough and he lost his sense of smell or taste, possibly both. that's all we know. >> and what's the effort? i know there have been some communications with the u.s. embassy there. what are the communications to try to get some answers about how your son is doing? >> we communicate with the embassy daily, sometimes multiple times a day, and the state department. they tried for several days to get a covid test for my son. and that was denied by the jail. finally his attorneys wrote a request and he was given a covid test last sunday. they're currently trying to get contact with trevor, either by phone or in person or have him contact his family. they're

that's my joey impression. he was able to leave with the assistance of police and after getting medical attention. portland saw another night of unrest as yesterday marked the one year since night lid rioting began in the city and nobody has covered it more closely and better than andy. an argument gets way out of hand on a southwest flight passenger punching a flight attendant in the face. [shouting] flight attendant had two teeth knocked out. >> my gosh. >> argument was reportedly over face masks. the passenger was arrested after the flight from sacramento to san diego landed. faces a charge of felony battery. and those are your headlines. will: i don't know the cause of all of this angst, but you are seeing videos from baseball games from. flights. those fights, they are nothere s connection and blood. are. carley: teeth knocked out. thank god for that guy that stood up and told her to sit down. will: it's the unofficial start of summer and kurt the cyberguy has the best summer gear. he's on deck next. carle

back to gen, joey fighters is facing 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity. step bass and has more from amsterdam. it was 14 years ago that an arrest warrant was issued for allie of the off man, better known as alex shaped. the man considered the leader of the notorious joey militia. on monday he appeared in court. he's accused of hundreds of executions, torture, and using rape as a weapon of war. the victims of the suspects clamps. countless and their suffering immense. the pain inflicted on the victims of these crimes persists. the region of duffle is still grappling with the devastation brought about by these events. entire villages were destroyed. the prosecutor read a testimony of one of the rape victims. she sat under her leadership, which and next month, sexual war crimes are a priority the war in the for has been one of the bloodiest in recent history. appease agreement was signed last year, but it's estimated up to 300000 people, lost their lives. many from starvation, the ginger we've militia for, alongside the sudanese government against non arab r

joey, let's walk through the charges now.vil rights in using excessive force. two other officers are charged with failing to intervene and all four of them are charged with failing to give floyd medical aid that day. any chance that any of those charges could impact chauvin's sentencing next month? >> so, christi, good morning to you. always good to be with you. so the two are separate. so micro and then mini. and here's the issue. we have a justice department now who has made a calculated decision to get involved in these cases. this is very significant. and we really cannot really undermine or otherwise, you know, indicate that it's not. here's why. we've seen the federal government in recent years be disengaged from this. and they've left it to states to prosecute matters. of course, we've seen a compelling state prosecution, at least as it relates to chauvin. that prosecution led to his conviction on three charges, as we know, with regard to the felony murder, with regard to the murder and manslaughter. that sentencing wi

and tim's heard me say this a thousand times, joey, a job's about a lot more than just a paycheck. it's about dignity. it's about respect. it's about being able to look your kid in the eye and say it's going to be okay. the last few months demonstrated what that economy can look like. when our event here was canceled in march, our economy was on the brink of collapse. my mom used to have a saying, you know, the greatest gift god gave mankind was the ability to forget. if we didn't forget, everyone would only have one child. but all kidding aside, the good news is we forget the bad times. that's the good things about we americans, we're always optimistic. but ten months ago, we were in trouble. when i was sworn in, there were 10 million fewer jobs in america and a lot here in ohio. my first three months in office the economy has added back 500,000 jobs per month. -- in my first three months in office, the economy has added back 500,000 jobs per month. in fact, we've created with the help of the members of the congress that are here today 1.5 million jobs, more jobs than have ever be

will continue to because i think it's critical -- a job is a lot more than a paycheck, he would say, joey. it is your respect, dignity, your place in the community. more than a paycheck, it's people's pride. it is about being able to look your child in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be ok. all they ever wanted was a shot, a fair shot of making it. last month, there were 266,000 more jobs, and there are millions, millions of americans out there who, through no fault of their own, have been knocked flat on their back this past year. the virus stole their jobs. i am determined to give them a fighting chance. that is why i have been so focused on vaccinating the nation and getting our economy running again. that is why we fought so hard to pass the american rescue plan. and again, the american rescue plan was for the whole year. it plays out over a year, and it's working, but we can't let up. this jobs report makes that clear. we have too much work to do. the american rescue plan is just that, a rescue plan. it is to get us back to where we were, but that's not nearly enough. we have t

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