fiori. >> john b. fiorito. >> john r. andrew fisher. >> bennett lawson fisher. >> gerald p. fisher. john roger fisher. >> thomas j. fisher. >> lucy a. fishman. >> ryan d. fitzgerald. >> thomas james fitzpatrick. >> richard p. fitzsimons. >> salvatore fiumefreddo. >> darlene e. flagg. >> wilson f. flagg. >> christina donovan flannery. >> eileen flecha. >> and my father-in-law, lieutenant john a fdny. your family loves you and misses you very much. and thank you for sending your son to me. he is a wonderful husband. the best husband a girl could ask for. i know he learned that from you. we miss you and love you very much. [bell tolls] ♪ [violinist plays] ♪ ♪ [applause] [bell tolls] >> in loving memory of my brother james patrick gladly. we miss you. we're are so proud of your children, elizabeth and james. life has never been the same since you were gone. god bless america. >> andre g. fletcher. >> carl m. flickinger. matthew m. flocco. >> >> john joseph florio. >> joseph walkden flounders. >> carol ann flyzik. >> david fod

>> john: john ondrasik joins us now. point during this whole debacle did you say to yourself, i have to use the power of my artistry to weigh in on this? >> john: you know, john, like all of us, when we saw the images coming in out of afghanistan with the people falling from planes and women throwing their babies over walls, i was stunned. the song didn't take shape until the day our 13 soldiers were killed and 100 afghans by the suicide bombers. i did what many musicians do, went to my piano. the song took shape, a few days later, i got a call from afghanistan, she said, i need a contact number, can you help me? sure, what is going on? i'm organizing evacs of amsits. what is amsits? american citizen from afghanistan. i said, are you telling me that our private american citizens are rescuing our people, afghan allies, that our government left behind? and john, she started crying and this is a toughy, i wrote a few verses. then when president biden gave his extraordinary success speech, i was stunned and i was hope genera

i sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts.find out, did the state department succeed in getting any americans out since our forces left on the ground since that's the job they've been designated to do? finally good news. an american family from texas has escaped. although the state department took credit, this is the man that did it with help from others, this is corey

john, absolutely.ne has — that to us now? john, absolutely. if anyone has any _ that to us now? john, absolutely. if anyone has any idea _ that to us now? john, absolutely. if anyone has any idea of _ that to us now? john, absolutely. if anyone has any idea of what - that to us now? john, absolutely. if anyone has any idea of what this . anyone has any idea of what this was, it was a liberation of women. 0ur prophet, peace be upon him, we regard him as someone who gives right to women. who frees s slaves and gives equal rights to minorities. he ended racism. so, we look upon him with enlightenment. so, the idea that women should not get educated, is not islamic. it might have been some rural culture in afghanistan, but it has nothing to do with religion. can i say what the taliban did instead was, i mean, it's very encouraging. they say they have an inclusive government, they say they will have work, get an education. they will give... these are encouraging statements. 50 are encouraging statements. so

john? >> john: mike, thanks so much.ny criminals are getting back out on the streets and back in the community. and that is what about dc police chief was railing against. >> anita: yeah, he was in the exact same thing. it is interesting about the minnesota freedom fund. kamala harris does not get a lot of questions about that. it will be interesting to hear what -- >> john: we will see if this becomes a really important moment. >> anita: california's embattled democratic governor calling on the party's heavy hitters to help fight back the effort to recall him. vice president harris and president biden are joining the fight. is the white house trying white house trying to distract from the crisis plaguing the nation? >> john: , skating opinion piece demanding president by did not attend the 9/11 ceremony in new york city on saturday. to that market 20 years since the terror attacks. mark deason wrote a book called him. he is. up and ready to go, coming up next. >> i am demanding that president biden not show his face aga

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up 15%, john, so far this year. that is a lonely group. john: i remember it well. can we have a repeat of 2013, when everything starts to freak out about act -- accommodation. most people remember that year. the treasury move was so burned into memory that we sometimes forget that the equity market was up 30% with the s&p 500. how different is that from this time around? ben: i think we have a lot of this. we were scratched in the first quarter. there was a huge moving treasury yields. equity is up with volatility. this was a big move for equity. we are coming out of the bond market ndc and china for the next month, but we are set up for a rally in the year end, and those concerns are refocused on the growth rate which is a stealth catch up about two re-accelerate. we have seen a lot of data over the last few weeks. it was when the virus cases and global virus cases were 30% higher than they are right now. again, i think policy has remained in place. yields are a fraction of where they were coming out of those sessions. valuation will stay high. john: still constru

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. >> john: thank you. all eyes on the white house and capitol hill has a bottle of her spending consumes washington. democrats face roadblocks in their own party to block legislation that could transform america. but one of the key players in the stroma made a big announcement. welcome to our number one. >> i'm anita vogel and for sandra smith in new york. democrats spar over a spending package and this is the house looks to vote on a bipartisan infrastructure plan with deadlines to prevent a government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling. >> john: the biden administration concedes the fate of the president's agenda is "precarious." the president looking for a middle ground over his massive tax and spend plans. in moments ago, senator joe manchin saying he wants a $1.5 trillion package, a lot less than what the president wants. >> they voted pretty consistent. i don't vote any of them if they are much more progressive or much more liberal. but i'm not asking them to change, i am willing to come from zero.

." >> john: hello. i'm john roberts in washington. and helping the firefighters battle the wildfire. driving the wildfire closer to lake tahoe. in the southeast, homes in grand aisle was stripped down to their stilts from hurricane ida. the number nearing dead is close to 50. and the yankees and where the patriots play, show the field completely submerged by water. >> sandra: remarkable images there, john. to kick off the hour, in south lake tahoe. and in new or leans. and burned as surrounded by floodwaters. brian? >> reporter: good afternoon. we are in new jersey and the fires are still trying to be taken out by the firefighters behind me. this was a banquet hall and it exploded after a couple feet of water. you can see the firefighters trying to douse the flames. the owner opened this business in 2018 and you can imagine in 2020, it made him very difficult to host events and then, he lost his business. he's absolutely distraught. listen to him. >> i bet everything in my life on this property. i worked too hard. [crying] i don't kno

john. of the interesting aspects with mark was accused of hiding the connection to the clinton campaign. the clinton campaign denied any funding with the steele dossier. later it admitted that was untrue. it was funded through this law firm. we also now find out that sussmann on this side was also hiding that connection. neither came out before the election itself. >> john: and sussmann billion dollars the -- billed the clinton campaign. jake sullivan was pushing the alpha bank conspiracy. he said it could be the most direct link between donald trump and moscow. they uncovered a co vert server linking the trump campaign to a russian bank. this may be the key of unlocking the mystery of trump's ties to russia. if this guy was working for the campaign and knew about it, it did not just happen to read it, that's something else. >> yes. it's pretty darn shocking. the dates laid out by john durham. these people warned we don't have support for. this look we need enough for a good narrative. they

hello, john. >> john: hello, sandra, last day this week. i'm john roberts in washington. in looking at a bridge in del rio, texas, where you can see a dramatic difference from just a few days ago. the numbers diminishing from 10,000 migrants to about 3,000 now. >> sandra: it all comes as democrats compare the situation to slavery with false claims of agents on horseback using whips to control crowds of migrants. the white house now facing widespread criticism for failing to offer meaningful solutions to the crisis. >> john: questions linger over how many haitians are being deported and how many are being allowed to stay in the united states. we have live fox team coverage to kick off this friday afternoon. chris wallace joins us in just a minute. >> sandra: we begin with jeff paul live in del rio, he kicks things off for us. >> yes, big changes in del rio, texas, we think about a couple of days ago there were thousands and thousands of people camped out underneath the international bridge here in del rio, now you can see it's pretty much all cleared out. and you have heav

john roberts. >> john: the boyfriend is not talking to investigators.s gabby to come home. referred to her as her sister and hope this whole things in a big misunderstanding. gabby's family tell fox news they believe her boyfriend knows exactly where she is. >> you look at all of the social media pages. describes her as the love of his life and he is silent through all of this. i don't know what the motive is. we are not going away. we will keep asking the questions and number the fore front until he starts talking. >> dana: the cover of the "new york post." tell us where gabby is. outside of the brian laundrie family home in florida. carlie. >> gloomed. -- good morning. the lines are drawn. i knocked on the door and no one responded. while everybody inside the house is remaining tight lipped, brian's sister is speaking out and described gabby as if she was a family member. take a listen. >> me and my family want gabby to be found safe. she was like my sister and my children love her. i want this to be a big misunderstanding. >> that's not good enough f

john, thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.: good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking right now, this afternoon on "the story," this is the scene in del rio, texas. del rio has a population of 35,000 people. 35,000 texans live there. now they have 12,000 -- as many as 20,000 at one point refugees living in their town. despite the fact that the homeland secretary says this. >> our borders are

i member looking after we had all the about how to teach john lewis' story and say wiser not a john lewis comic book? if this is been done during the movement why can we do it again now? there so much more story to tell. i went back to the office the next day and had another one of those meetings and i raise my hand because that's how we still did it and said i think john lewis should write a comic book ever we looked at me like i had three heads. he was really sweet about it. he said oh, maybe and moved on. we all know what that means in politics. i just get at it. i kept asking him why don't you write a comic book? why did you write a a comic b? finally one day we were campaigning by his house and there was actually a thunderstorm. it's appropriate when i think about about it. there was a flash of lightning and then there was a roll of thunder and is zoned to thinks it is like the john lewis is ever afraid of, snakes and thunderstorms and that comes from growing up in the south. he takes off it ct five years of age at full sprint, you know? run back to the car. we all die then just as t

now john rich?john: these social media sites have more analytics than any company on the face on the earth. they know everything about everything that happens, you know from your dealings with pa pa -- parler and otherwise. for them to react after the report came out? they knew it before it came out. if you're a parent and you think social media tech giants care about your kids? they do not care about your kids. a preteen version of that is nothing but a big piece of bait on the hook to throw it out for every nasty varmin in the world saying i'm a preteen. don't kid yourself. they don't care. they want to sell clicks and advertisedment. watch out for that. >> it will be interesting to see what lawsuits come out of that. >> go to the library. >> jesse: or outside. >> john: grab a bb gun. >> okay. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no.' everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows his glucose levels when h

hello john. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington, welcome to "america reports." dhs secretary mayorkas telling chris walsh on sunday that more than 12,000 haitians or potentially more have been released. >> sandra: he says the processes in place to make sure migrants make appearances in immigration court but how many of those immigrants actually show up? that's the question that still in the air. former acting ice director tom homan is here and he is standing by to weigh in on that. >> john: but first we go to griff jenkins in upper tula mexico where in the many migrants start their journey north. and there's another group looking like they are ready to go. >> good afternoon. the pipeline of haitians trying to get into the united states stretches all the way to south america through central america and they have all crossed here in tough petula, the southernmost city. there are thousands of migrants, mostly haitian, trying to get papers so that they can get a permit to work here in mexico. as they work their way north, they are all aware of what happen with their

hi, john. >> john: i am john roberts in washington.tate of emergency declared in new york, new jersey and pennsylvania as rain turned roads into rivers across new york city. mayor bill de blasio issued a state of emergency and asking people to stay off the streets if possible. the storm nearly shutting down the city's subway system which is still running with limited services. video on social media showing port showing water pouring into the subway station. >> sandra: massive flooding covering cars and pushing through front doors. >> john: fox team coverage on ida's devastation. david miller live in the garden state. we begin with brian live in queen, the scene of tragedy. >> right now we are talking about at least 20 people who have died in this historic rainfall and flash flooding between new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. in new york 9 people died, 8 in queens and in their basement residential dwelling. this is an apartment where 4 feet of water rushed killing a 22 and 43-year-old. it was a mother and son. the father and one son

john. >> amara walker for us in florida. amara, thank you so much. >>> with us once again tonight, john walsh. this country's bent known citizen crime fighter and host of in pursuit with john walsh. it airs wednesdays, 10:00 eastern time on investigation discovery and it streams on discovery plus. john, this new reporting that you heard from randi kaye that there allegedly was this argument between laundrie and staff at a wyoming restaurant and that gabby petito left in tears. this is one of the last-known sightings of her and brian laundrie. where does this fit in to the puzzle? >> it fits in with the puzzle that he is a coward. that he is an abuser, and that she was a very abused, damaged woman as a victim of domestic abuse. when those two cops -- you know what is what the saddest thing is, john? let's talk the truth here. when that 9-1-1 operator got that call and a very good citizen pulled over, so disturbed that they said i just saw a guy slapping the hell out of his girlfriend. then, he tried to drive away. she got in

john berman here, in for anderson. we've just uncovered details of what could be one of the last known sightings of the couple in wyoming. what we learned could shed new light on her final days alive and his state of mind as the manhunt for him takes a new direction. again, tonight, we are joined by crimebuster john walsh, whose viewers, as always, are lending their eyes and ears to the effort. first, though, our randi kaye in moose, wyoming, with the new information. randi? >> reporter: john, we are just getting some confirmation about an incident involving gabby petito and brian laundrie at a restaurant in downtown jackson, wyoming, called mary piglets. we spoke with the manager there just this evening. and she told us, quote, we saw an incident and we told authorities. she said it happened on august 27th. she said something jogged her memory just today and she called the fbi. she said there is no surveillance video of this incident but we also spoke with a woman who was there with her boyfriend. that woman's name is

our buddy john mulaney is about to come out. anything you want to say to john thank you, fred.ging. we're thrilled to have our first guest here with us, tonight. he's an emmy-winning comedian and writer, you know from his work on "saturday night live," "oh, hello on broadway" and netflix's "john mulaney & the sack lunch bunch." please welcome back to the show, our very good friend, john mulaney ♪ [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> seth: you're back >> hello >> seth: you were here -- you were in studio a while back. >> i'm told that i was, yeah >> seth: yeah. >> i was - you've had a year. >> yeah. it's nice to you >> seth: it's great to see you as well. >> how are you >> seth: it's good we've talked a fair amount but i haven't seen you for -- for a good, long time. >> no, it's been a while i -- i did - is it september now? >> seth: it is -- it is september. >> september >> seth: yeah. >> okay, so since last september, i went to rehab in september. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> okay? i got out in october i move out of my home from my ex-wife. i host "saturday night live" on halloween. >> seth: y

becoming more famous than john lewis was even though john lewis had been the most well-known figure after selma, right? and this relationship you see it in "run." we're setting it all up pics of them at the end of the next book john those writes a letter to julian saying you should run for the fifth district seat in georgia. julian openly said no, i'm not going to. that's when andy young goes to run, then john lewis, juul'ing come back and run against each other and 86. 86. it's like a real-life opera, right? it was a meaningful to me that i do with julian because i get to see the congressman and julian reconcile. i got to be within. julian called my phone to get to the congressman. i was given the messages. i have this old voicemail from juul'ing before he passed were called to wish the congressman a happy birthday. i get to see, i told the story i saw julian with the congressman in texas in 2014 and he comes up to me and he goes, so you did that comic book. well, i did it first. they were just this incredible pair, and it's amazing. i note this in the endnotes of "run." the reason sncc

kathy heckel's husband john was no exception. >> we did consider that john may have known that his wifeaving an affair and that he may have taken some action on his own. >> did you feel like you were ever a suspect? >> never worried about it. i knew they were trying to find where kathy was and what had happened, and if that included questioning me, i have no problems with that. >> at some point somebody said to you, "we believe she was having a relationship with some other people." was that shocking to hear? >> it was surprising, because that wasn't the way kathy was. >> in his interview with trooper caldwell, john heckel said he'd noticed a change in his wife's demeanor in recent weeks and wondered if she might be having an affair. >> he was emotional. there's times when john and i just sat together with my arm around him and he would cry. he was concerned about his wife. and i felt very bad for the man. >> john heckel's alibi checked out. and police found no evidence he'd paid anyone to hurt his wife. by now, kathy had been missing for two full days, and john heckel feared the worst.

out to get john marshall. marshall had been the leader of the federalist party well jefferson headed the republican party. marshall had been washington's great defender at a time when jefferson was really antagonistic to washington's policy of neutrality towards france so there's a long history here of rivalry between them. they never patched things up and i suppose in a sense it continues to this day in the rivalry between the jeffersonian's and marshall stands. >> did chief justice marshall hold slaves? >> yes, chief justice marshall did not have clean hands on the subject of o slavery . he owned at least 15 household slaves after his points in his life. a recent book by paul finkelman has suggested marshall also owned a plantation that had more than 100 slaves on it. i am somewhat skeptical of that in so far as marshall nowhere in his correspondence, nowhere in his diaries for his account books was there any reflection of having purchased or sold these slaves for received any income or expenses in connectio

i'm john roberts.sey. i was so moved listening to your interview with him. our heart goes out to him. we thank him for his service. the experience he described is one that i know from that small town in new jersey where we lost the parents of 12 families and all of those kids grew up with that so ever present in their minds and in their hearts. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. today "the story" as you can see comes to you from the site of ground zero, september 11

there was a situation that john marshall faced when john adams a lame-duck president. in his final months in office, appoints john marshall chief justice of the supreme court. and marshall did not really want this job. but each of you because no one else would. and with all the respect my host, the u.s. supreme court was professional dead and. in 1800, the court averaged six cases a year. mostly cases of little consequence. just a spent most of their time writing in the country carrying circuit cases and having to share beds with strangers. the supreme court was so insignificant at the design of the capitol they forgot to go to the courthouse. in a nondescript senate office, set of committee rooms, on the ground floor of the capitol building. which they had to share with the district court in the circuit court. supreme court didn't have a home of its own until 1935. marshall in the federalist judiciary faced an enemy and president jefferson. jefferson had personal and political reasons for hating partial. jefferson was marshall's second cousin. in the families had feud

john?hn: new development in the gabby petito case, putting the pot light on on laundrie's parents. >> plus president biden's poll numbers plummeting. as i just mentioned, as the border crisis spirals out of control. is this white house getting its own way on that nichushkin our own -- on that issue? more at the top of the hour. now, get new lower auto rates. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower rate today. ♪♪ we believe everyone deserves to live better. and just being sustainable isn't enough. our future depends on regeneration. that's why we're working to not only protect our planet, but restore, renew, and replenish it. so we can all live better tomorrow. ♪♪ 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. some carriers will give you just one measly wh

john lewis. then retired major general arnold punaro talks about the consequences of shrinking our military forces and equipment which he says is already underway. even with the defense budget is the largest in decades. later "wall street journal" reporter josh mitchell talks about growing student loan debt for parents and students. find more schedule information at booktv.org or consult your program guide. now here's a look at the life of the late congressman john lewis. >> hi, everyone. welcome and good evening. my name is lauren artiles. on behalf of harvard book store i'm delighted introduce this virtual event with andrew aiden, l. fury, nate powell in anthony dixon following the release of their new graphic master, "run: book one." thank you so much for joining us virtually tonight. harvard book store continues to bring authors in the works to our communities and our new digital community. just like on his ardent schedules here a website at harvard.com and you can sign up for newsletter for

john?> jonathan serrie's with the very latest. >> jacqui: confusion over the effort to find gabby petito. authorities in florida say they have not even begun to put physical search because they are not sure where to start. laura ingle his life with more. >> reporter: law enforcement in wyoming can't comment on exactly where they are searching for gabby petito. they can tell me that there is a physical search going on write now with an area with multiple law enforcement agencies. this is well policed and florida have to get to start to pile own physical search for the missing 22-year-old because they simply don't know where to begin. the northport police saying there is no indication gabby is in the state. and there is a lot of land between the coach gabby petito and her fiancÉ were last seen together before he made it home to 411 and their van september 1st. and as police and family members continue to study the body cam footage released yesterday, police have been watching this traffic sto

he's all of that, john. but you just said it. 70 to 80% of republican voters don't believe biden really won. this is about the republican voters right now, and that's where they are. >> he said, while my desire to build a fuller family life is at the heart of my decision, it is also true the current state of politics, especially many of the toxic dynamics is part of my decision. he spoke with john martin about how he is worried about his family's security. it's also so easy to be sympathetic to him when he's going through that. on the other hand, he's making a calculation like a number of republicans, trump is going to dominate the party for the next two to four years. i need to get off, i need to get off this train for a moment. but is there any getting back on the train once someone like a gonzalez decides to get off? >> no, it's the trump train. brianna, again, gonzalez is a great guy. he is what the republican party wants. i get the threats. the threats are legit. i did something crazy and ran against tr

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college of criminal justice and john walsh host of in pursuit with john walsh. it airs wednesdays, 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central time on investigation discovery and streams on discovery plus. john, look. this manhunt that is going on inside this nature reseven. again, the fact that the fbi went back today after they said yesterday they had exhausted the search area there. what does that tell you? >> well, i -- it doesn't tell me much. and -- and i -- i -- i'm of a different persuasion and a different philosophy on -- on going back to the swamp. i think he was never there. if you look back at the records, on tuesday, he was -- supposedly went there to meditate. he should have gone down to the police department and meditate and tell them where -- where was gabby the last time he saw her? but then, his parents say they went out and found his car in a 60,000 acre preserve, they just found his car and they put a note in there, brian, if you are hurting or thinking about hurting yourself or whatever, come home. come to us. et cetera, et cetera. then, the parents, throug

i am john roberts. >> jacqui: i am jacqui heinrich in for sandra smith. secretary of state antony blinken faced a tough -- facing tough questions before congress. lawmakers expecting to demand answers about the death of 13 service members in kabul and how the afghan government fell apart in ten days despite president biden singing collapses unlikely. >> john: there's been no new information from the state department on american stranded in afghanistan. as far as we know, the taliban still refusing to allow planes ready to evacuate americans from taking off. >> jacqui: florida congressman standing by. you will have a chance to question blinken. first, to congressional correspondent aishah hasnie. >> hi, jacqui. good afternoon. we could expect some fireworks today during the hearing. ranking member michael mccaul told me he is ready to hold blinken's feet to the fire that he will be bringing up prior previous testimony to this hearing. secretary of state is set to appear virtually in front of the house fo

john stapleton.orrow's front pages, starting with... concerns about tensions with china on many front pages tomorrow — the guardian focuses on worries that a pact between britain, the us and australia to build new nuclear powered submarines could increase the risk of conflict. the financial times has the response from beijing, where it says officials have accused the countries of a �*cold war mentality�*. meanwhile the times has former prime minister theresa may questioning the potential implications for britain if china were to invade taiwan. something different from the daily mail, which reports travel rules for fully vaccinated people will be �*torn up�* by the half—term holidays, with dozen of countries on a new approved travel list. the i says that the government is set to approve the use of genetically engineered crops in the uk, with the aim of getting products into supermarkets within five years. the mirror claims a royal exclusive, saying prince andrew has been through a dramatic shift of mo

his name is john steele.e a master molder, he is still working in this foundry after years of exposure to silica. once strong and healthy, john steele is now weak and emaciated. he is short of breath and cannot even do this work properly. the foreman tells him that he is sick, incompetent, can no longer do a day's work, and that he husband let him go. he hands john his last time slip. as a result of his disability, john, like thousands of others, is being fired. he is laidoff. broken in health and in spirit, out of a job. he must seek work elsewhere. john steele was more fortunate than many another silicosis victim. he found work in a tombstone shed. work that wasn't too heavy and he could earn a living to support his family. but he is still exposed to the enemy. across john steele's mind flashes his fate. how soon will it become a stark reality? how soon will he join the thousands of others who have succumbed to silica dust? these thousands shall not have died in vain if we use the knowledge we have gained t

although him they had been free john and mary smith. nonetheless were forced to bear the costs of their trials as was customary and colonial america in cases where the accused were still considered suspicious following an acquittal those costs were staggering in excess of 377 pounds for mary and 240 for john. then in an extraordinary turn events, john and mary smith were married less than six months after the conclusion of their trials. mary was already pregnant at the time and resigna the first of their four children was born later in 1751. at the time of his death nine years later john smith owned a small farm some kitchen implements furniture embedding spinning wheel and a few old books. valued at only a hundred and seventeen pounds nearly all of his estate was sold off to pay his creditors mary smith remained in canterbury for the rest of her life living miserably according to backus. still alive in the spring of 1782 mary may well have watched ann lee the elect lady ride right past her front door and down the main road to windham o

." >> john: i am john roberts in washington. talking about ending the mission in afghanistan as the u.s. now depends on the goodwill of the taliban to rescue americans and allies still stuck in the country. we now know that dozens of u.s. journalists and their families are among the stranded. this comes as new photos of taliban holding mock funerals. >> sandra: nikki haley joins us ahead of the pentagon news conference at happening in just a moment. first, a u.n. ambassador, your reaction to those photos, as outrage is pouring in? but also big questions as to whether or not those journalists left behind can count on this president and take him at his word that he will get them out of that country and out of harm's way? >> thank you, sandra. first, i can tell you that those photos are every reason blinken, sullivan, and biden should not be trusting the taliban. i think what we are seeing with the journalists and americans there, biden at some point has to admit that they lied to us. they are not being honest with the american peo

go ahead, john. i think what we're all saying is that these, this problem is one of ideology buses. reality, that's what also just said, and that's what danny said when he opposed. when he contrasted gay writes with the problems of homelessness. as for me, the issue of gay rights, which is indeed a dominant one, it's become a sort of totem. to me is philosophically extremely interesting because to me it has nothing to do with people's actual rights, but is instead an ideology, it's an ideology, particularly with trans rights which rejects any kind of determinism, any kind of natural determinism. you know, most people would say that they were born a man or women, but if you'll trans, no, you decided, or at least you feel that you can insert, change your sex. in other words, change the physical side of your, of your being. and that is philosophically an extremely arresting and very powerful idea. and it reflects its belief, which i think he's dominant and i think is what we're trying to, what we're gra