john edwards. ing honest and changing course in iraq is the first step in trying to restore america's moral leadership in the world. crowd: [chanting] edwards! edwards was hot stuff and within striking distance of the white house for years. [cheering] he had been john kerry's vice presidential pick in 2004, and even though that didn't work out, it made him an early favorite entering the 2008 democratic presidential primary. he was a good talker. he was good-looking. he had the right politics. yes, edwards was the dream candidate-- perhaps even the "dreamy" candidate. that beautiful head of hair just stole my heart. [audience laughter] thank you. john edwards was able to articulate the economic issues that plagued this country, able to talk about the "two americas." that was his famous speech. we can build one america where we no longer have two healthcare systems. edwards' stated mission to bridge the gap between rich americans and poor americans still seems progressive more than a decade later. he

john edwards: but not a matter of if, but when. bigad: physicist john edwards invited us inside the lawrence livermore national laboratory, where earlier this month, government scientists managed to create a nuclear fusion reaction, their fifth over the past year, where the power produced measured more than what went in to jumpstart the ignition. john: if you think about, you've got a pile of wood and you know you can get energy out of the wood if only you can light the fire. and so, what we managed to do is show that we could actually light the fire in fusion fuel. bigad: that ignition was sparked by 192 lasers. john: see here, these are the laser beams. bigad: their aim: to replicate the sun's scorching heat. bigad: the lasers are inside these massive aluminum tubes, and together their beams are able to create temperatures topping 180 million degrees. that's six times hotter than the center of the sun. bigad: is there anything as hot as that in our solar system? john: only when we do another one. bigad: here in the lab? john: her

go ahead. >> all the shenanigans generals john edwards.arry: yeah. >> campaign finance and you know, they got a eviscerated at trial. you would think they would learn from their own mistakes but apparently alvin bragg is oblivious to that and he is decided by hook or by crook i'm going to use lawfare to go after trump to prop up joe biden and you know, americans are smarter than that. they see this for what it is as joe pointed out. larry: joe concha, as this thing proceeds, right, first of all, trump's got to pay this bond in 10 days. that whole phony trial is going to keep going on. the alvin bragg thing is probably going to keep going on. fani willis seems to have a big problem in georgia. we'll prey, hopefully producers can get stand by your man before this segment is over my favorite song with fani willis who kicked her man under the bus. joe, at the end of the day, as you look at all of this stuff, joe biden helped or hurt by this whole legal warfare, throw trump in jail, kind of thing, helped or hurt, joe concha? >> the answer is bo

john edwards joins us now with more. i do not know srs. that is a private company.hat do they see there? west ac the opportunity to maximize their presence. their main competitor gets about 50% of its revenue from professionals and lows gets about a quarter of their revenue. this is a big way to do it. also with contractors. it is part of that lucrative market. katie: there are diy innovators at home. let's talk about the price tag. it is quite a chunk of change. they are only off about .6%. it seems like the market might be ok with this. >> they are getting more exposure to the markets. when you think about going down and getting stuff in the cards, what they are really focused on our the professional. that is why the market seems to like but it is seeing. >> the market and home depot are aligned. thank you to john edwards. you are back with shayna. the management ceo and founder. we were talking high-level. you do invest in individual stocks. before we get into names, and wondering what your process looks like. how does it look when you are looking to invest in a

also, it was very interesting getting the inside look at that when john edwards admitted the affair but denied paternity of their daughter. >> i feel >> like that's the moment issues like we're not in love. >> yeah. >> that was that she fell in love with him that moment. my interpretation, not hers. i mean, you can understand why that might happen. >> there >> human dramas. i mean, we try to glean a little wisdom analysis intellect out of them, but they are human dramas. they are what shakespeare would be writing. were he alive today and they're fascinating and they do tell us something about ourselves as a voting public, and also how we have evolved as a country. >> yeah, i mean, look, i have to say when i think about how to cover politics, how to do this job day in and day out. the one thing i always try to remind myself is that these are actual, real human beings who act in human ways. >> sometimes all too human, right? right. >> i mean with eliot spitzer passing >> anti sex trafficking laws, sex worker laws, and then breaking those very laws may even that day, who knows? >> who know

but cohen is a bottomless pinnochio to the third or fourth power, whatever john edwards, former president bill clinton, they had shall we say personal issues, they did shall we say take care of them with a 7 degree of rimmunerration but none got busted thrown in jail for federal offensesser crimes, did they, i remember these things. >> prosecutors -- against john edwards. and campaign finance, and you know. they got eviscerated at trial, you know, you would think they would learn from their own mistakes. but alvin bragg is be on i believe -- and using lawfare to go after trump to prop up joe biden, and you know americans are smarter than that, they see it for what it is. larry: joe concha as this precedes, right, first, trump has to pay this bond in 10 days. that whole phony trial will keep going on. the alvin bragg thing is probably keep going on. fani willis seems to have big problem in georgia, we'll play hopefully producers can get stand by your man before this segment is over. my favorite song with fani willis what kicked her man under the bus, joe, at the end of the day, joe biden h

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. >> reporter: physicist john edwards invited us inside the livermore national laboratory where earlierent scientists managed to create a nuclear fusion reaction. their fifth the past year where the power produced made more than what went to jump start it. >> you have a pile of wood. you know you can get energy out of the wood if you light the fire. we showed we can light the fire in fusion. >> reporter: the ignition was sparked by 192 lasers. >> these are the laser beams. >> reporter: their aim? to replicate the sun's scorching heat. they are inside these massive aluminum tubes and able to top temperatures 180 million degrees. six times hotter than the center of the sun. >> is there anything as hot as that in the solar system? >> only when we do another one here in the lab. >> reporter: relying on fusion power could be decades away. even the most successful reaction here lasted less than a billionth of a second. and barely produced enough energy to heat up two pots of coffee. the process needs to generate about 100 times more energy to be considered commercially viable. and the frequen

she was in the parler going for trump rally in this book was written by a psychic medium named john edward edward. the first books in seventh grade and she's gushing how great it is the labor organizers that i think she's talking about a former presidential candidate and he dropped out because he had a baby with his mistress. he said to shannon i didn't know he wrote a book. they're talking about two totally different people. they don't even know who the other person is. shannon has never heard of a failed presidential candidate. that symbolizes how a lot of trying to champion and we don't even know the first thing about them. >> it reminds me of thety capi cramer who studied people in rural wisconsin and we thought of it as cultural inequality. again it's the way that race and economic inequality intertwined having certain cultural understanding is often intertwined even kw it mng of a certain class. you understand which is important. >> and really focus on working class which to me don't have a four-year college degree, did not have a ba. >> you're absolutely right the income definition

so head on al jazeera and john edward in chicago, a city that is struggling with an influx of migrants, many of found homes, but for some time is running out the the weather brought to you by visit castle hollow right off the bat. we've got to talk about the risk of some severe thunderstorms for a new southwell state, particularly this eastern side here. this includes for sidney. you know, other players, right? this could potentially drop some large hale very windy conditions and torrential downpours. and then would you look at this for us could see some showers for the 1st time in a few weeks. let's pull out, show you the rest of australia right now, the rain filling in through the interior. so 1st of rain, to be sure around alice, over the course of the weekend, off we go to new zealand, not much to report some showers for the south island. tier. one breeze pops up the temperature and christ church the 28th as fall above where you should be. now that we're in the month of march, there's been some more flooding. central java providence on into these is main island of java, but really

department adjusted rejected that crime, that's the same type of theory that they used against john edwards collapsed in a really abysmal failure by the justice department. and so they declined to do it. and so you created this business our filing, i'm surprised that it has not been dismissed. but trump may have to face the trial in order to get serious review about the underlying. he. but now we're gonna have the spectacle of a disbarred lawyer, cohen just recently was denounced by a judge who said that he was a serial perjurer that he was still gaming the system. and that is can it be you're star witness. it's going to be another blow i think the integrity of the new york legal system. we'll see if the jury buys this. i think what bragg is betting on is that the jury will not get cast on the name of that caption the criminal complaint and spend very little time looking at their the law or the evidence and focus on who was behind the defence table. the one thing, as always we appreciate you being with us. joining us now fox news legal editor is with us. good to see you, let's get your take

but john edwards couldn't be that. he was who he was for rielle hunter, who he was for elizabeth edwards, and then it was who he was for the american public. and that's the paradox inherent to politics by design. individual human beings have to be the vessels for all our lofty ideals, and yet to this day, we keep on investing and believing in these candidates for higher office, hoping, praying that they do not break our hearts, because maybe, just maybe, this one is different. i do think a lot of his campaign staffers were diehard believe-in-the-cause fans, and a lot of them do work in the white house right now. that's his legacy, and i think that puts a nice bow on a story that is a big ol' mess. ♪ tapper: in 2009, south carolina governor mark sanford was a republican rock star. his reputation as a budget-slashing deficit hawk family man had the gop betting on him to beat obama in 2012 until he became a missing person. the search for sanford threw his office into chaos and turned up a secret love affair and a bizarre

prosecutors rejected but not just rejected in this case, they tried something like this theory against john edwards and went to trial and the justice department was not eager to hand them scam pain money and the contribution theory and they did it and bragg is trying to revive and real frankenstein case and made up of different parts and held together and frightening if they can be replicated in the future. >> aishah: yeah, kerri, the hush money case taking us into the heart of campaign season here and talk to me how that affects the other cases and their time lines out there. >> if it's possible, i think this hush money case was even worse than the civil fraud case in that they've somehow converted very minor misdemeanors into felonies and former president trump kept talking about this is a biden case and all that . i thought what is he talking about exactly. interestingly and i don't know i even realized this, there's a gentleman that's helping alvin bragg litigate this case right now and number three spot recently and biden and attorney general garland and has experience or had experience in hel

. >> reporter: john edwards invited us inside this national laboratory, where earlier this month, scientists managed to create a nuclear fusion reaction, their fifth over the past year. where the power produced measured more than what went into jump-start the ignition. >> you think about you've got a pile of wood and you know you can get energy out of wood if you can light the fire. so we show that we can light the fire. >> reporter: that ignition was sparked by 192 lasers. their aim, to replicate the sun's scorching heat. the lasers are inside these massive aluminum tubes. together, their beams can create temperatures topping 180 million degrees. that's six times hotter than the center of the sun. is there anything as hot as that in our solar system? >> only when we do another one. >> here in the lab? >> here in the lab, yeah. >> reporter: relying on fusion power could still be years, if not decades away. even the most successful reaction here lasted less than a billionth of a second. and barely produced enough energy to heat up two cups of coffee. the process needs to generate about 100 ti

we went back and looked at some of the scandals that were so huge before then -- sanford, and john edwardst really happened and it's been -- it's been fun it's really fascinating. >> jimmy: it's all fascinating stuff. congrats on this i want to show a clip. here's jake tapper with former governor jim mcgreevey in the next episode of "united states of scandal." take a look at this. >> i didn't wake up and say, you know, "i'm going to be deceptive for the sake of deceiving. i'm gonna create this whole double-ledger. no, i didn't make that decision prior to the gubernatorial campaign i made it, like, at 7 or 8-years-old. ♪ i can remember this as if it were yesterday i go to my local public library, and i'm pulling out the card catalog looking for the word "homosexuality. and it said underneath, "see psychiatric illness. and it was just like, whew, this thing, at least then in america called "gay" wasn't a good thing i realized at that point in time that life is going to be a very painful trajectory if i own this and you just try to make an accommodation, albeit an unhealthy accommodation. >>

i mean, think about john edwards. he his entire career wase he go.re used be such a thing as blame and accountability because there used to be such when you were ct in a lie and it was a bad i don't think politicians feel that way any now to bring the media back and back into it now is remember why i'm talking to you. so bes political bias the easiest way show you're not politically biased is to let both sides talk. but whado lying? i said once before or in a program i forget where at the halfway point between truth and a lie. it's still a lie. i read a better version of that that i wish i had said the other day stuart stevens. he's got a book for sale here somewhere.fi twitter. he said, how do you tell both sides of a lie? yes. you cannot tell both sides of a lie. so what's the charge to journalism? to tell the■tto accusation of pl bias for telling the truth? i mean, it's interesting because back in the olden days, again, u in 1975 would not have said to someone that's a lie, would not have said in an interview that's, just not true. you would say.

edward, thank you. joining us now, finance senator bright bart and john carney, he's really smart.ohn, you heard edward's report and inflation and kitchen table issues was top of voter's mind and two new polls cbsu gov and new york times sienna. they're saying 55% of registered voters say biden's policies will make prices go up and that's a cbs poll. going to make inflation worse. >> i think biden is going to basically try to reset the frame here. this is really causing a panic in the white house right now. they really weren't expecting to be doing this badly on innation and they've tried to shift the blame over and over again to thinks like corporate greed, putin's price hikes and doesn't work. the american people weren't buying it and going for one last hurrah and corporations got greedier and that's why prices went and you happen they'll try again at the state of the union and they keep trying to lose almost magic and stop blaming the policies and disastrous policies that come about. that shows o that people say if biden gets another term u inflation would be worse. prices will

are you ready anthony edwards of minnesota exploding over john collins with authority . wards threw it down so hard he dislocated a finger on his right hand. more on that in a second. saint mary's basketball team back at practice after learning they'll play grand canyon in the ncaa tournament this friday. that game will be in spokane, washington. the gaels, they started this year pretty slowly, but won 17 of their last 18 games, including the west coast conference tournament championship. >> yeah, today was the first day we've practiced since selection sunday, so it was. we needed it. we needed it. that's the only thing that can kind of get you settled down a little bit for the program. >> i mean, it's huge. you know, this is this is something that we're building on. this is three times now for me personally. you know, you always want to come in and leave a place better than how you found it. and i feel like we're really starting a huge winning tradition here. >> they're doing very well. major league baseball's opening day starters have been announced as expected, logan w

edwards flew through the air like a mythical greek god. he reached up and rain down with zeus's thunder, the wrath of berries, but not aphrodite because he showed no love to utah's john college ant-man been throwing down for years, but last night, buddy anthony edwards, diabolical. he sends john collins straight to see haiti's you can't do that to that man. he has a family, people who love k fan radio on the call >> another key onto george turnover goes up the traffic over that was sick he took off launching himself to the iron. >> are posters still a thing because this is one edwards dropping 32 points in a 10-point win but all we want to know about is that dunk and his reaction is as good as the dunk itself. watch this >> we gotta monitor right here and you're going to talk us through what happened on that on that donkor there we go >> oh, my god >> i love my best knocking my career. i'm not going to lie that's a good ones >> react because i dislocated my finger to see it under luck on your left-hand two, i can react to i wish i could react to it all right. >> we've been >> weren't for adwords, jaylon johnson name would have been in the running for best dunk, openi

. >> timberwolves guard anthony edwards absolutely vicious dunks over john collins of the utah jazz collins had 34 points in the timberwolves just went right ovr him. yeah. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11. >> and this hurts you know this this hurts that for the giants to seem to disregard somebody who is such an important essential part of the spirit of the organization. >> sadness and disappointment tonight for giants fans it is pg ways with its longtime trailblazing ballpark announcer, renel brooks-moon. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. >> she has been the pa announcer inside oracle park since it first opened back in 2000, and r departure is a major loss for the team and for the organization. hello again everyone. >> igm

joining us is john brian, lonnie chen, and donna edwards. what we heard out of georgia this morning. >> you know, i think as the judge described, it showed a tremendous lack of judgment by fani willis but the reality is, it isn't going to impact i think the case going forward. and no doubt nathan wade is going to be discharged and things are going to proceed in georgia. it's a state case. it has tremendous impact and implications for donald trump. and i think this is just an early bump in the road. >> brendan, do you see this as an early bump in the road or for the trump campaign is this something they're going to use to focus away from some of the underlying serious issues that this case and others show? >> yeah, the reporting from nbc news is that the trump campaign is going to try to muddy the waters here. they are going to try to confuse people and make all of these things run together. which has been a successful strategy to this point. we have had a number of court appearances by donald trump over the last year. and he is still cruised

john: welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm edward lawrence, the general election campaign taking the new cycle, biden/trump rematches all but guarantee. following the exit of nikki haley the former south carolina governor suspending her campaign after donald trump swept all but one supertuesday state, haley did not endorse a former president but urged him to unite and grow the republican party. >> it is up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. i hope he does that. at its best, politics is about bringing people into your cause, not turning them away. our conservative cause badly needs more people. this is now his time for choosing. ed:dan heninger and jason riley, the presidential landscape firmed up after supertuesday, we have a heavyweight battle between donald trump and president biden in the ring, interesting mental note. what is the about of nikki haley due to the republican side of the ticket? >> it leaves part of the republican side of the ticket unfilled. nikki haley, ar

edwards unbelievable. he is 64 scored over 6'9" john collins for the shot. immediately went viral. crazy. landing not as disgraceful. he dislocated his finger but well worth it. taped up, # 2 points, 8 assists in the game. >> >> greg: he can walk now? >> jessica: what? >> greg: is he clearly walking. >> dislokd finger. no i'm saying he was walking. >> yeah, i thought. >> can i go? please, dana. >> jesse: attention job seekers, about to graduate you don't know what you want to do u.k. looking for five people in port lock roy. including some of the count the number of penguins in the area. either run the gift shop or count penguins. i think this might be a good thing for somebody to do for your gap year. >> jesse: county penguins lick their eyeballs, bret? >> bret: all right, jesse. hey, congrats on the book. i will see you later in the show. >> jesse: see you soon. >> bret: good evening, breaking tonight we are following several major stories the biden administration is taking major criticisms over its withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan in 2021. it's all coming out in a fiery heari

edwards unbelievable. he is 64 scored over 6'9" john collins for the shot. immediately went viral. crazy.the game. >> >> greg: he can walk now? >> jessica: what? >> greg: is he clearly walking. >> dislokd finger. no i'm saying he was walking. >> yeah, i thought. >> can i go? please, dana. >> jesse: attention job seekers, about to graduate you don't know what you want to do u.k. looking for five people in port lock roy. including some of the count the number of penguins in the area. either run the gift shop or count penguins. i think this might be a good thing for somebody to do for your gap year. >> jesse: county penguins lick their eyeballs, bret? >> bret: all right, jesse. hey, congrats on the book. i will see you later in th

over john collins of the utah jazz collins not a small man by the way six foot nine. and edwards had 34 points in the timberwolves just went right ovr him. yeah. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11. >> and this hurts you know this this hurts that for the giants to seem to disregard somebody who is such an important essential part of the spirit of the organization. >> sadness and disappointment tonight for giants fans it is pg ways with its longtime trailblazing ballpark announcer, renel brooks-moon. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. >> she has been the pa announcer inside oracle park since it first opened back in 2000, and r departure is a major loss for the team and for the organization. hello again everyone. >> igm julie hanan and i'm mike mibach. renel brooks-moon leaves behind a legacy of being the first black woman to be a pa announcer for major league baseball games, she posted on social media tonight saying, as a little girl, going to candlestick could never have grateful doesn't seem to be a big enough word. born inc 1958,i never saw or heard anyone on t

edwards. wow. unbelievable. his six foot four scored over 619. john. taped up 32 points, eight assists in the game. >> now why? >> yeah it's clearly walking. dislocated finger. no, i'm saying he was walking all. oh, yes. i thought. oh, can i go? yeah, please do. okay. >> attention, job seekers. in case you're about to graduate, you know what you want to do with the u.k. antarctic heritage trust is looking to hire five people for a five month stint in passport. lacroix. this is including someone to count the number of penguins in the area. so what you do. you pay to go run a gift shop. or you can count penguins. and i think this might be a esse isgood thing for somebody to do for your gap year. >> can penguins lick their eyeballs? >> welcome of the jesse waters prime time tonight

edwards. wow. unbelievable. his six foot four scored over 619. john collins for the shot immediately went viral on social media which is crazy . his landing not as gracefully dislocated his finger, but well worth it. taped up 32 points, eight assists in the game. >> now why? >> yeah it's clearly walking. dislocated finger. no, i'm saying he was walking all. oh, yes. i thought. oh, can i go? yeah, please do. okay. >> attention, job seekers. in case you're about to graduate, you know what you want to do with the u.k. antarctic heritage trust is looking to hire five people for a five month stint in passport. lacroix. this is including someone to count the number of penguins in the area. so what you do. you pay to go run a gift shop. or you can count penguins. and i think this might be a esse isgood thing for somebody to do for your gap year. >> can penguins lick their eyeballs? >> welcome of the jesse waters prime time tonight. >> the deep state deep say the deep state is destroying our nation trumps teaching us to expect the worst from people in governm

john chrisman and seymour nissen. [applause] accompanied by speaker mike johnson leader mitch mcconnell, jeffries, senator susan collins, senator edward markey, representative koster, former representative stuart, deputy secretary of veterans affairs tonya, secretary of the army christine marman, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general charles junior, chief of staff to the army general randy george and president of the ghost army legacy project, mr. rick buyer. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> thank you all so much. we are proud to welcome you here to the capital. it's a good to see you all this morning and i want to just thank you so much of the many important folks that are here gathering. my colleagues and congress and of course the secretary and general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer who you will hear in a little while. our friends and family and of course the veterans of the ghost army we are so delighted to have you gentlemen here. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor that this body can bestowpodividua

edward lawrenceing in washington with more details. >> reporter: president joe biden taking a victory lap over the john jobs report speaking at a campaignphia if. the report, hotter than expected, means pressure if on inflation. you see where the jobs were created in february, and manufacturing lost 4,000 jobs. government hired 52,000 jobs. government adding an average of 60,000 jobs for month over the past three months. i pressed the acting labor secretary on if this is. sustainable. >> but, yeah, the government grew too because having strong government services so that people can rely and know that government's got their back whether we're putting out needed benefits, whether we are, you know, enforcing child labor laws, having people do our jobs in government makes life better too. >> reporter: when you dig into these numbers, average hourly earnings went up 4.3% in the past 12 months. that number has been 4% or above since july of 2021. the federal reserve looks at this and knows it will add upward pressure on inflation, thus pushing the fed to keep interest rates where they are and pushing a rate cut off. >> they spent more than $1

john. thank you, brian. i'm going to timeelf or else you'll be going to dinner after i'm done. as harold said. my book is first migrant's with the wonderful rick edwardshich you tried to make longer. we weren't able to. how black homesteaders quest for land and freedom. heralded america's great migration. i think the best for me to describe the book is to sort of start at the beginninghp with jt over 300 black kentuckians in a crowded train station in lexington. they were looking to board a tr promise. they a lot of them holding, their children, all of their worldly possessions. some had livestock in tow. different railroad lines shouting out to them, trying to get them to ride on their line, lowering their prices after waiting for hours. their train. finally left. they had to switched trains. several times along the journey, unloading goods, reloading them on to the new train at each stop. al of this to get to their promised land, kansas. now that should spark a couple questions for your family. why? why are these 300 folks going to kansas? well, there are push and pull factors going on here. right. these folks these folks experienced what john was t