so a tribute to you, joey johnson.d his families in our othoughts and prayers. a beautiful family. on a pretty similar solemn but celebratory. i want to talk about the 2021 purple heart patriot project. these folks reached out to me and tell me what they document really what they do they do an all expenses paid trip for veterans who have received the purple heart. if you don't know, that's the medal you get when you are injured in combat. i have one of those. they bring them. in go to west point. i don't even have the itinerary. i will be a part of this next week it will be a lot of fun. they go to historic sites related to the purple heart but actually have purple heart hall of honor. they have this place to honor purple heart recipients. amazing. we focus on the valor awards maybe not so much on the award that george washington created this year the patriot project will be awarding two special genesis legacy medals to individuals who have made a significant impact on our veteran community. and one of them on the mili

joey? >> no, not at all. they know of a hundred u.s. citizens because that's how many they are in contact with. that doesn't mean there are only 100 u.s. citizens there. how are people notifying the state department if they are running for their lives in a country that only thanked cell phone towers for a few years as we put them there. the ability to communicate securely is not something that's easy to have. the fact that they want to play semantics while american lives are at risk is shameful. to go to someone else and say that dude is about to get us killed because he went to ocs, we should do something different. we have leaders that are about to get people killed. it's time someone at the pentagon or white house or state department throw their rank on the table and have the intestinal fortitude to do the right thing. if the taliban goes after america and spill american blood. god membership their soul. because under this president or the next, my brothers and sisters will seek retribution. that's what needs to be said. reporter: th

joey, start with you.pact of the delta variant. in july, we had 25,000 cases per day. now we're up to 160,000 cases per day. a big jump. i worry that is here to stay. how do you think we can rejigger what is going on with the economy to accommodate the fact that people are getting sick again? >> i'm not an economist. you wouldn't know that by my tweets about things like mcdonald's and other things. i'm not an economist. i know how the economy affects my life. i was raised poor. i had an opportunity to go to the marine corps and earn my way into a new career getting blown up. i want every american to have that opportunity. take a tragedy and turn it in to triumph. allow people to get back and open their boyses. stick to a decision. what i said in the first segment. good leaders make bad decision and lead their way through it. why are people struggling? they're afraid. why are they afraid? they don't know what policy comes out tomorrow. how data is interpreted from yesterday to today. then you see a report t

joey: listen nobody protects people -- sorry i thought you said joey i thought you were giving me theould love to. charlie: it would be smarter if we let joey, on the face of it this just proves that the vaccine mandates don't work, they've been such a terrible job of convincing people about the efficacy and safety that you even have the most important people as joey was saying healthcare workers who have real hesitancy about this in the idea, in addition to being creepy and authoritarian to force people to take a vaccine that they are not sure about, is simply does not work, as we see right here. it is appalling and you make a great point i understand everybody's concerned this is a very serious disease and is a public health issue that people like the governor of new york needs to be concerned without a doubt apparently they're doing all along not only their failing to convince some of the most informed healthcare people in our country that the vaccine is the way to go, they have to turn to the military and the military is not represented by a union, they don't have a choice, they'r

joey, what do you expect? or run because my ability to do so retired in 2010 but i'll be there and make the trip in the vehicle and will talk to edward author including even still his older brother who started the organization. will be on fox and friends and every after our from the end of the show to the start of the race and feel show you how much patriotism plus the event every year especially on the 20th anniversary because for people like frank, is not just a national tragedy, it's a personal and family tragedy. he's spent every single day and every year helping other people get through their own tragedy wounded in service or police officer, a spouse left without the breadwinner, they built smart homes and make things successful and provide mortgage free homes for people in it something i more than honor to be part of. >> it's a cool thing, i found a lot of racist, nothing special is this an ethical thing we see and we saw and the clips there, there are actual firefighters from all over the country and th

we just lost joey. how does this change things? changes things now because it's no longer, oh, the boyfriend, oh, the girlfriend. we now have a homicide. and it appears he's the last one who saw her, so he now becomes more than a person of interest. it leans more towards a suspect. so law enforcement can start to apply even more of their efforts towards finding him, loebting him. he needs to be talked to. we need to talk to him and find out what he knows about this homicide. >> so far he has not spoken to law enforcement in this case, and his family reported on friday that he was last seen on tuesday, that he was seen with a hiking backpack and they're looking for him right now as we speak. if you would, walk us through what additional resources, how this has escalated the search for him, what can police now do given this significant development? >> well, you want to start looking at what you can find on subpoena phone records. you can serve search warrants on certain things that you deem necessary to the investigation. look for mo

joey set every single situation is different.n a time lost to championships and back to back seasons of volleyball and basketball, i was completely inconsolable. i did have the chance to keep going and playing because i graduated wasn't good enough to play in college. there's a difference between having a mental health problem and losing a game and feeling upset about it and sad about it and being very angry. if she's having a real mental health problem, then she probably should step away as she sat and take a break from the pressures of being a public person at the age of 23. this is her job, she's got professional obligations here but if it's something she needs to deal with than short but i do think you have to make a distinction between losing and figuring out why you lost and build yourself up and becoming better and not necessarily turning into woe is me and i'm going to quit. i'm not saying that's the situation here but figuring that out, maybe she needs to take time to herself and she'll figure it out. i hope there are pe

joey, thanyou for joining us. tell us, where are you and what's behind you there? >> what we're looking at behind me is the border wall. and, see that small entryway? that's where border personnel, texas d.p. personnel, are able to get back and forth to this migrant site. now, the migrant encampment, which has upwards of 15,000 people right now, is maybe about a mile, three quarters of a mile down that way. and you know, from here, you can see just agency vehicle after agency vehicle. we've seen buses coming in and out, to bring people to c.b.p. processing centers to have their asylum cases heard. this massive amount of people? they are all people hoping to get asylum within the u.s. the majority are from haiti. and from what we've heard, some of these people have been in mexico or in central america or in latin america for years, well before the recent earthquake, well before the assassination of haiti's president. and you know, these are people that have heard that, you know, that this is the area to come to where they have the best-- probably the best chance of

joey fun facts for you. newborn joeys are about the size of a grape. newborns can't swallow. to use muscles to pump milk down their throats. aggressive but okay. >> tyson '88 with that left hook. the grown kangaroos, you don't want to get into a fistfight with. >> you don't. >> this is adorable though. >> don't they kick? >> they kick. i remember kangaroo jack. >> kangaroo ck deja vu: grab your flipflops and put on your shades, because kelly and ryan are inviting you to a party. live's labor day backyard party. today on the guest list, podcaster bethenny frankel, plus fun in the sun with one of the stars of schmigadoon!, dove cameron. also, it's not a holiday without some burgers on the grill. celebrity chef michael symon has it covered. and a labor day workout in the fresh air, courtesy of isaac boots. ["diamonds" by sam smith] ♪ you're never gonna hear my heart break ♪ and now here are kelly and ryan. and here we are. yes. you look very holiday in your white. -thank you. -is silver white? -i don't know. -you know, i'm one of those people, ryan. i believe that you can wear w

joey, as you know the bomb tech lost both his legs in afghanistan howdy processes joey? a menu all along we're going to leave a bunch of the stuff. when i was there in 2010 they knew they're going to leave the big heavy armored vehicles we have there. they did not have a logistics plan to bring them back. the problem is, maybe you need to make sure the military you are funding and supplying is going to be there when you leave before you give them all the funding and supplies. we understood early on the problems of the afghan national army and the afghan security force. we certainly understood the problems with the corrupt government and coble. what that tells me as a politicians funding the stuff probably never really intended to leave. itself expose the fact we've been lied to one way or the other by four administrations and a whole bunch of politicians. kennedy: is like a bad snl sketch with no end and it goes on, and on, and on. so, june to fact check the president as he claims a victory for what has happened in afghanistan? you look where the taliban were in 2001 whe

it makes creating a marine pot even more leading the way is the indigenous body joey community. they arrange a tame, regularly worked closely with scientists, so we're going to speak here. so you can do that, or if today, marine biologist scott, why thing is joining them to carry as a research trip known as a turtle radio. your little point here is a really dramatic turning point. they also the company on our, on the saddle and you write it batches so they must be pretty important for you guys. stories in, in history. we reflect as being the closest secret to the body body. people were with a lot of people, always lived off the ocean. we still go hunt and do get turtle and share what our tribes 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 medical plan out there to make sure th

we're back with joey jackson and casey jordan.s a criminologist and behavioral analyst and an attorney and joey jackson, of course, defense counsel extraordinaire, cnn legal expert. now, we are discussing the latest implications of new witnesses and the analysis of the search in the gabby petito missing situation. now, the laundrie home, we are told, that he returned from his trip alone to the house. charlene guthrie, who lives across the street says, quote, he mowed the lawn. him and his mother went for a bicycle ride. everything was normal life. it seemed like nothing bothered him. that's a stretch for her to know how he felt, but at least it places him at the home. because even that's an open question. so, joey, you were saying you believe if the fiance reveals himself or is found, police can already arrest. why? >> i believe that not only do i believe that, but i believe the prosecutors may have charges under seal or they are certainly working on them. it's important when we have this conversation we are not talking about a tr

and joey jackson is back with us as well.out there in that part of the country has said they've discovered a body. the fbi has promised a press conference at the top of the hour. press conference being about the disappearance of gabby petito. it sounds as though this case has just changed significantly. >> well, i mean, it sounds like it if in fact that's her body. obviously they wouldn't be holding a press conference on a sunday if they didn't think they had something regarding this particular case. but we'll see once that happens. and depending on whether or not they've been able to positively identify the remains, you'll know for certain whether or not it's her. the question is how she died. and the medical examiner will have to do an autopsy to determine manner, cause, and so forth. it could be homicide, could be suicide, could be accidental. you just don't know until they've had a chance to really examine the body. i hate to say it, but if she's been out in the open for a length of time, animals could've gotten to her. y

for thousands of years, the body joey hit, 100 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 i'm anywhere near 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, you know, but recent pressures mean they can't do it align. we don't have the other data from other areas to show the full effect of what's happening. basically, when didn't really think about climate change, pollution need to work with science and with the knowledge that we have is traditional, honest. and to better the environment. not just for dental stuff, which has been as of everything that lives in the se, in 2019 the body. joey paper presented there, designed for the back in iraq, appellate guy marine pac. it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover 6000 square kilometers is combined native title area. inte

joey? >> how's it going, guys?d just a month ago of the 13 service members we lost in afghanistan and she made that a part of what we're doing here. >> thanks joey. i started that night when the day in afghanistan happened, i got a couple of portraits done i started with you, that inspired me, and i showed it to bill hemmer. bill gave me the thumbs up, and i continued to make them and in three days they were done. >> so now you've taken those portraits of our heros from afghanistan and talked to frank and now its become a part of how you're raising money is that correct? >> yeah, well lynn wanted to raise a lot of money for the foundation because she knows the good work that we're doing and look we're building a home for a sergeant first class mccollum who died and his wife was pregnant and just gave birth and i said we're going to build you a mortgage-free home. these proceeds are going to help do that for many other great heros and families left behind and we're looking at one great hero here, my brother stephen

in 2019 the body joey paper presented there. designed for the back in iraq, appellate guy marine pac. it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover 6000 square kilometers. if combined native casual area integrating birth more than size and indigenous cultural values from this early stage is rarely achieved. now it's time to hit the water planning into action. apparently there was a carpet outside the daily warnings made better out of the pretty much say, alright, i live is a really big what i mean really with this is what i call it a search. all righty i the ranges jump on the boat right onto the turtle back out the platter run. c around that eventually that one quick. so something straight on the credit was the name of the person. what would be able to do to tell where it'll come from and that will be management. so it just says tagging. let's look at the individual tags on h one, get blood, the other one. nobody has time to move on to the main bite and i've been trusted with the tape measure over the way the terrible things in handling the test was my look for us, but it doesn'

joey jones. >> who are these people? who are these people that are upset by this.ings in see the combination o the positive aspects they have rather than the bad things of the individuals. i can understand that some of our founding fathers owned slaves, and that was completely amoral and also understand that a combination of their ideas is one that's not even a consideration in the world today . i think that's what we need to teach. these documents have words on them they don't make sense to, but that's the amazing thing about the country is that we ca take it and turn it into what w have today. i feel like we're missing the opportunity is to because we're being so worried about painting herself as a victim. if you go back a couple hundred years ago, of person with no legs is probably down at is an invalid. they're not today and i appreciate that. >> amen to that. >> first evolved into your question, the national archivis to commission this report, that is an indefinite term length position so he was nominated in installed by president obama's will look forward for

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let's ask former green beret and afghan war veteran joey johnny jones.hanks so much for being here. i want to go straight to you, first. what sense does this make you? went there, you risked your life to fight for this country. already turned over the weapons all the materials there now they want more. >> this is consistent with this administration and democrats theology. you beg and buy. that's how you get compliance. that's how you get what you want. obviously that's not what president trump did. but, in their idea, you know, how do they get your vote? they give you more government handouts. how do they get the taliban to not kill them while they sit as ducks on a flight line in kabul, they beg them to not do it. and so that's their position of strength is you either their pocketbook are on their knees begging and that's where we are. $64 million might be a drop in the bucket but that's about 30,000 to do so every gold star family someone who died in that war and that's about $3,200 for everyone that was catastrophically injured in that war. it's real

joey: we use data for internal operational improvements.ll any of this data. it is for our own internal understanding about how we can manage our inventory and mesh that with customer needs. and that already gave us a huge amount of upside, having this data. shery: our exclusive conversation with yum china ceo joey wat. the china power grid buying a roughly $4 billion taken abu dhabi national energy. the parties discussed a 10% holding in abu dhabi's biggest utility before negotiations hit a snag overvaluation. sources tell us it is unclear if or when talks could be revived. hong kong-based insurer as wb has filed to go public in the u.s.. -- insurer swb has filed to go public in the u.s. the insurer could seek to raise up to $3 billion in a u.s. ip out. swb is backed by billionaire richard lee and izzy intend markets in asia. the cruise operator carnival hopes to have half its fleet sailing by late october. carnival''s business has been sidelined for more than a year over the covid pandemic. it is aiming for 65% capacity by the end of the

leyla santiago and joey jackson joining us live now. le leyla, we've seen the activity at the home ramp up in the last half an hour or so. what is happening behind you? >> reporter: we've seen multiple law enforcement officers coming and going, bringing in equipment into this home. now, this is where the couple lived with lawbrian laundrie's family and this is where a lot of people have been camped out waiting to see what is next. so we have seen northport police here. we have seen fbi agents going in. and, you know, at one point they were completely surrounding the house. that's not the case anymore. most of them appearing to be inside, conducting and moving forward with their investigation. now, all of this started as you mentioned right before 10:00. we watched as a caravan of law enforcement came in, surrounded the house, started yelling about a swaearch warrant and then the doors opened and they have been coming and going. critical questions here. we still need to know what happened, why did two people go on this road trip and only

judge jeanine: joey, what did you come away with? these are guys as you say have skin in the game. >> you know, amos benjamin who said his heart was breaking. he wasn't only injured in battle. he's also a gold star brother. he chose to deploy almost immediately afterwards anyway, and he didn't have to. those are the kinds of men and women who fought this war for 20 years. amos has a brain injury. life will never be the same for him. later in the interview he says he's proud of his service. we all are. we don't hate what's in front of us, we love what's behind us. it's a little bit of that selflessness, the men and women who fought the war for 20 years. generals used the to say, if i win this battle maybe i will have a career. now they will say if i can write this policy main i will have a career. policies don't win wars, leadership does. we don't have that right now and haven't in a while. judge jeanine: ric grenell, you were the head of the dni. you understand how all this works. we keep hearing about individuals who say they are tr

not because of covid, joey.guessed it, going number two at work. is that something you're concerned about when returning back to the work place? >> i'm much less worried about myself using the restroom as i am walking in after some people i work with used the restroom there. so, i guess i can understand a little bit of fear there. but at the end of the day, man, you got to own it. number one should be regular enough to time it so you don't have to. but if you have to work long hours, just own it. >> you're not -- just -- you're sort of just like this, go for it. >> the oh your thing. bring a poe pore ri in there with you. put some music on. let it happen. natural, god made us that way. live in the moment, enjoy the moment. >> live in the moment, enjoy the moment. you're not wrong, joey. you're not. tell it like it is. i appreciate it, brother. thank you very much. >> oh, man, enjoy the moment. that's what i'm doing right now. thanks for watching "fox news primetime." don't forget to catch modern warriors law enf

time for johnny joey jones on the clock for a story. 10 seconds each. joey, first up.ut these thugs running out of a lowes with thousands of dollars. do you think they had face any consequences about this? >> no, if you read the articles the police department say the jails are too full and they're not putting anyone in them. they're stealing copper wire. they're stealing it across the country out of houses. they sell it for scrap metal. >> a lot of these stores. lowes will still be open. some stores are shutting down. they can't keep up with the shoplifting. >> if they can get away with it at lowes they think they get away with it at a mom and pop store. it's disgusting. >> up next rutgers university has banned a unvaccinated student from taking virtual classes. 12-year-old logan haller didn't comply with the vaccine mandate. he's not even allowed to log on for on-line classes. what the heck? >> hey, listen this. is a deal you may want to reevaluate where you spend your time and money. maybe rutgers isn't the place for this young man. college is a place for varying ide

joey: we use that for data improvement. we don't sell any of this data.is for our own internal understanding and learning about how we can manage our inventory, our operations and match that with customer needs. that already gave us a huge amount of upside. >> now let's go back to ker. you were telling us about how the regulations were hurting or affecting different sectors differently. have any of those members adjusted business strategies given the latest scrutiny? ker: it is difficult to adjust but we were talking about the education sector. they have been under pressure. the covid restrictions have impacted them disproportionately. especially in the international schools. they depend on foreign teachers. those foreign teachers and their families have had a good time giving back to china. they have been impacted by that anyway. they were feeling very uncomfortable with the direction of the regulatory environment to begin with and now this. there is a lot of uncertainty in >> the market >>. if you have two compare the u.s. china trade tensions, which on

joey jackson, casey jordan. appreciate you, thank you. >> good to be here. >> back to the big news on the insurrection. four top trump white house officials subpoenaed which means you come and talk or you get punished and that is what the january 6th committee wants. will they get it? the house panel wants answers on what trump was doing during the deadly attack and in the run-up to it. again, will they get them? how can they not? that's the question. we have a member of the january 6th committee to talk about which way this can go. you know him, congressman adam schiff next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ security at your fingertips. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much

joey jackson, thanks so much as always.>> coming up, as gabby petito's case has gripped the nation, other families are calling for more attention to be given to their missing loved ones. those stories are also important, and those stories are next. >>> but first, a quick programming note. make sure you tune in tonight as cnn explores the court-ordered conservatorship that has controlled britney spears' life for years. the report also shows how she and her fans are fighting back. watch the cnn special report "toxic: britney spears' battle for freedom." it airs tonight at 8:00. why is cvs pharmacy® america's choice for vaccinations? because we all got the covid-19 vaccine and flu shot. and i could make the appointments right here. save time, schedule online. no wonder cvs pharmacy® is america's choice for vaccinations. kinder bueno? woooooow. it's crispy. it's creamy. it's not your average chocolate bar. smooth milk chocolate, crispy wafer and creamy hazelnut filling. it's kinder bueno. >>> gabby petito, her story, and her ca

joey jackson, casey jordan. appreciate you, thank you. >> good to be here. >> back to the big news on the insurrection. four top trump white house officials subpoenaed which means you come and talk or you get punished and that is what the january 6th committee wants. will they get it? the house panel wants answers on what trump was doing during the deadly attack and in the run-up to it. again, will they get them? how can they not? that's the question. we have a member of the january 6th committee to talk about which way this can go. you know him, congressman adam schiff next. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin, that's my new plan ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ achieve clearer skin

let's bring in joey jackson.th, look, it's not the petito family's job to investigate, to find this guy. they're doing this because they're in pain. two weeks, joey, is a long time. >> yeah, it is. chris, first, as to the grace of the family, as to the humanity of the family during that press conference, giving their thanks to the fbi, all of law enforcement for coming together and dedicating their resources to their child, being so humane, chris, they're talking about other missing people. we know that it's a problem in this country. over 550,000 people went missing last year, 600,000 the year before. at a moment like that to not make it all about you but to think about what gabby's life meant, i thought it was compelling the preference we saw. as to the activities involving the laundrie family, i think you nailed it. it goes to the issue of consciousness of guilt. is this what you do? your son comes home after he's traveled around the country with his fiancÉe, the one he loves, the one he's supposed to protect,

just for dental stuff, which has been as of everything, their lives, in the se, in 2019 the body. joey paper presented. they're designed for the back in iraq, appellate guy marine pac. it's now in the planning phase and likely to cover 6000 square kilometers is combined native title area. integrating modern science and indigenous cultural values from this early stage is rarely achieved. the, the now it's time to hit the water and planning into action. apparently there was a carpet outside this morning. they better out of the pretty much say, alright, i live is a really big what i mean really made it was, this is what i call it a search already. i the ranges jump on the boat right onto the turtle back. wow, the run around, but eventually one quick, so straight on the credit lose a lot of the other person. so what we'll be able to do is tell where they come from . and that will management, so it just says tagging with the individual tags on a want to get the other one can be the time to move on to the main bite. and i've been trusted with the tape measure. and the way that happens with a

joey jackson is with us now. always so good to have you with us.l is it for a prosecutor to be indicted for not bringing charges against a suspect? >> yeah, christi, good morning for you. this is pretty significant. generally speaking, prosecutors are really immune and it's very frustrating oftentimes, right, when you're looking to get accountability. prosecutors have so many legal immunities built in with respect to who to arrest with regard to exactly how to handle cases, how they should be investigated, who they should partner with in the investigations. they're really bullet proof in that regard. to your question, this is really revolutionary. i think we're seeing a system of justice, as imperfect as it is, looking for accountability in all facets, right? looking for not only police accountability on the streets but with respect to who gets prosecuted. now having said that, right, in terms of the factual rendition of this, it's a very short, right, indictment? as we look there at jackie johnson and what she's being indicted for, hindering or ob

joey, anthony, stick close. we'll bring more updates as we learn them. >>> other important breaking news to get to this morning. pfizer announcing this morning the results of its vaccine trial for children ages 5 to 11. pfizer tested a lower dose on the kids in this trial, about a third of what is right now approved in the shots for adults. the company reports that it proved the data that they are releasing proved to be safe and produced a robust immune response. pfizer says it plans to submit for emergency use authorization with the fda as soon as possible. and the timing couldn't be more critical. pediatric cases of coronavirus in the united states have risen by nearly 240% since july. it also comes as cnn has learned that the biden administration plans to ease travel restrictions for some vaccinated passengers from overseas. more on that in just a moment. >>> joining me now on this important news this morning, a step, an important step i guess we could say, is dr. paul offit, member of the fda vaccine advisor

all have to be straight if we're going to ever find out what is going to happen with this case. >> joey viewers some video, they returned to the laundrie family once again today, the family's attorney says they were collecting items that could help them in the search for brian laundrie. what does this tell you about the search? >> so i think there's a number of things. i think the first thing obviously is that the police and investigators want to secure dna, right? that's important, of course, as you look at the body of gabby petito, you look at the actual crime scene that they're looking at, looking to make links and matches with regard to what they found there, what items were there, is there anything that potentially matches the items they found in the home. in the event, for example, they're searching -- or excuse me, we know they're searching but they find mr. laundrie, they're going to either find him in a state of life or otherwise. and in the event that he's alive and well, you want a dna match to determine that indeed it's him. in the event you find remains, you want a dna matc

joey, let me start with you.ulted in the loss of both your legs above the knee, severe damage to your right forearm, both wrists. how do you feel today. >> first, sean, will et me say, whatever injuries i sustained are nothing compared to the pain the gold star family's going through. i've seen it firsthand, i haven't experienced it thank god and my heart goes out to all of them, the dozens i know and the 13 that were just created and everyone that has lost a hero overseas. but what bothered me so much is, you know, there's all these excuses that come up from joe biden checking his watch, maybe he's looking at a rosary that was his son, maybe this, maybe that. you shouldn't have to maybe. if you're the family of someone who died just days ago in an operation that much of the country thinks wasn't on the up and up, the intel wasn't correct or the president made bad decisions, maybe as the president of the united states, you need to just be there and be in that moment and be there for them. and if it means that you

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. >>> joey jackson with us now. joey, oh, my gosh. so much to unpack on this one.is part to do something to protect his child. he was afraid of something. talk to us about that and what you're reading into all of this. >> sure. christi, good morning to you. the first thing is, it's just so unusual for your attorney really to go on tv and admit to all of the material elements of the offense. remember, this attorney whose defense attorney admitted to the fact that he engaged in this conspiracy. what does that mean? an agreement with one other, mr. smith, to take his life. he agreed that the motivation that underlied that undertaking, right, was because of this $10 million that was to go to his elder son. he agreed essentially that it was a ruse. he said on september 4th he had no clue what that roadside shooting was all about. later he said, never mind, i do know what it's about. it's about me engaging in this insurance fraud scheme. so all of that makes little sense. i want to make clear, christi, while an opioid addiction which his attorney is out there indicating,

when you're putting all of this together, joey, what is your gut here?at is really going on? >> good to see you. there is a lot amiss here. so first addressing the bail conditions which i think to be wholly deficient, the justice system has to address everyone equally. you have a person involved in a major scheme to kill himself. it involves a $10 million apparently payout that he was doing it for. there is admissions by his lawyer on national tv that in fact he did it. so he's admitted to all of the elements of this particular crime. he calls on september 4th saying he has no idea and by the way yes, i was involved so he's now talked to the police and you have $20,000. i practice in a very progressive jurisdiction in new york and i could tell you, $20,000 for far less of what bail conditions are, perhaps it has to do with his connections and everything else. so there is say lot here. and then we look at, really, a whole bunch else, erica that, is going on here as it relates to other deaths involved in his family. we know that back in june, that his wife

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let's go to joey jackson. joey, have you ever seen a case like this before?learning something new every day, sufficient details about his background and all those questions that martin savage was just raising. this is all a huge mystery at this point. there is no question about that, jim. i think we can start with the bail conditions. i'm surprised at what they are. $20,000 personal recognizance bond. he doesn't have to put up any money. he conspired to kill himself, really. we're talking about insurance fraud. we're talking about admissions his attorney made. i have never seen that either. the attorney going on tv and really admitting to all of the elements of the offense, the conspiracy with mr. smith, how it went down, why it went down, the fraud that was involved. we know that and there is no connection at this point, jim. perhaps we will learn because law enforcement is investigating, we know that his wife and son were brutally murdered a few months ago in june. we know the issue as it relates to the housekeeper. again, not a connection as we look there

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