fox news contributor caitlyn jenner, along with red state editor kara davis and abc radio host s john phillips. john , let me startartt with yot i mean, we've you see gavin newsom, and he's really kind seems like a grifter., you ha you've got horrible problems throughout california. vebut this energy issue has. existed for a while. where do you think he's headed and does he understand that californians and americans actually don't want tod deas hand their thermostats over tort the government or their cars? or anythinnt to g elsehand?t or >> well, if the lights flicker here, it's not because they're execut. g someone in san it's because the power is going out in california, which w he have become all too accustomed to. this is .a gu y who has ruled in a one party state whereone-parts control ev democrats control everythingk ts and they just don't thinkgh. fr things through from their point of view. if you have enough votes t getor just get rid of the nuclearad ad power facilities, just go aheads and do it. you go t the votes. who cares if you have the votesd to get rid of gas powered cars, get

canadian nutritionist, john phillip diane shot da has taken a closer look. usually when we play dairy tape to this or to metabolic diseases like the diabetes garner heart disease stroke, what we found is either no association. so this means that individual with high intakes compare with john with low intakes as not the differential risks, wealth disease or misconduct of what was the latest research shows the dairy products do not cause heart disease or diabetes and getting on the country. i think it still several studies show that consuming milk can reduce the risk of diabetes. we repeatedly found some inverse association. i mean, that is that you're retiring base model slee, lower risk of diabetes, that compare would tend to draw with lower. and it's possible that the type of dairy product could play a role study with over 280000 people in the u. s. showed that people who 8 yogurt had a lower risk of diabetes, gilbert department and contains bacteria that support the micro biome in the gut. that could explain its positive effect and sentiment that he showed

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john phillip sholtes, there will the international atomic energy agency says the physical integrity of the nuclear plant has been violated. earlier i asked elena, sock of her from the vienna center for disarmament and non proliferation. what exactly that might mean? i could manage things, but one thing that i wanted to know from the start 1st will be a new clip hoffman and he's in extremely to watch for the in addition to nuclear reactors, it also houses a storage of the a dry storage of the spent nuclear fuel and many other jewelry facilities and buildings, even before this visit or a mission. and we knew that it was some damage including to the roof of the spent fuel storage facility to some larry buildings and some of the backup equipment. but what exactly they found there in addition to some of them, no damage. we don't know yet, and it probably wasn't possible to assess it in the short that they have there for 5 hours. that's where there is it. yeah, i mean you've just been filling out how big the plant is and, and yet all the reactors and everything in it. and you're saying it's

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john phillips. let me start with you. gavin newsom and he's seeming like a grifter, you have horrible problems throughout california. this energy issue has existed for a while. where do you think he's headed, and deas he understand californians and americans don't want to handle thermostats over to the government or their cars or anything else. speak with the lights flicker it's not because they are executing someone at san quentin. it's because the power is going out in california which we have become all too accustomed to. this is a guy who has ruled in a one-party state where democrats control everything and they just don't think things through. from their point of view, if you have enough votes to get rid of that nuclear power facilities, go ahead and do it, you've got the votes, who cares. if you've got the votes to get rid of gas powered cars, get rid of it. if you don't have the electricity to power the cars and people are stuck, we'll worry about that when that comes. let's not forget, one of his contributors, pga

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me now to discuss cnn contributor and former nixon white house counsel john dean as well as cnn counterintelligence analyst, phillipn, thank you so much. good to see you. john dean, even after we have learned about how sensitive the documents were, trump's lawyers comparing it to, quote, an overdue library book. we're talking about the nation's most highly guarded secrets. is anyone going to buy that? >> i don't think so. it's like comparing him to clarence darrow in his closing. it just doesn't -- it's not a good analogy. it's really distorted, and i don't think anybody thinks that a document that is above top secret that has human intelligence, signal intelligence so sensitive that very few people are even cleared to get it, that's not a library book, don. >> phil, even in that analogy, the library book analogy, aren't they admitting that they shouldn't have had them and they are at least library books you're supposed to return them. >> i think that's right. >> it's overdue. >> yeah. >> excuse me. >> yeah, go ahead, phil. >> i'm sorry, i find this really interesting. let me break some news for you, don, my gradua

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phillip: also, john, the bloomberg aggregate index is having its worst year. tom: it's too much. n shambles here. the index that he is talking about, -18%. phillip: at this point it is hard to imagine going back anytime soon. however, as i mentioned a couple of weeks ago, they are almost at the end of their tightening cycle. what happens when we do get to the point where inflation starts to move lower and then you have an environment where growth is scarce again, which brings to the forefront all of those stocks? however, that is not right now. right now, look for the opportunity to add back if and when the fed pauses because of a deliberate and explicit move on inflation. that is not any time in the next couple of months. jonathan: does judge get it done? phillip: of course he does. he is aaron judge, of course he gets it done. tom: this question is tough. what uniform is he wearing next year? phillip: he's wearing pinstripes, no doubt about that. tom: this just screams of -- to pony up the big money. phillip: aaron judge is right there. jonathan: how much do they have to pay to

john holl: there's a lot ofquestions that are unclear and i don't want to prejudgethat at this point. we were told by by witnesses, that philliphot. was that true or not true? we weren't getting anyconfirmation from law enforcement aboutthis one way or another. john holl: we havereceived information to thateffect but all of this will bepresented to the grand jury. police were saying that philliphad a gun in his possession. we haven't seen that gun. john holl: no, we do not. no, we do not. we do know that mr. pannellwas shot, only a single time, was not shot in the leg, it has been reported. the second fact, i thinki can report is that the second officer didnot fire his gun. it was only a single officer, who fired his gun, a patrol, officer, gary spath. (music) loretta weinberg: i doremember bumping into awell-known member of the teaneckpolice department, who was an african american. and i remember heis saying to me, "i can't believe that garyspath was involved in this." gary spath is an eight yearveteran of the teaneck police department and has received five commendations forhis police work. william broughton: garyspath was, w

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> moments later we spoke with former prime minister sir john major, who served in office from 1990 to 1997. he was one of the first to pay tribute to the queen today, saying that in her public duties she was selfless and wise with a wonderful generosity of spirit. that is how she live and how she led. and the prime minister told us those traits were especially apparent during difficult times. >> one of the many gifts the queen has is that when she faces great difficulty, she has the capacity to be a stoic. she puts her head down. she plows on. she knows whatever the problems are, she will come through the other end of that. >> where did she get that resilience? >> oh, i think it is part of the training for monarchy. i mean, self-evidently, you need to be very selfless. you need to have a great understanding of the way your nation works and the way people think and act in order to be a successful monarchy. and you need a great capacity to discharge your obligations and your duty. and the queen had a remarkable sense of duty all her life. as a young lad

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john, they're far more off of your thoughts than when you're listening to rachel crane's coaster, opening my billing and thinking of the rep, phillip urged in a symbol in southeastern law to blake and jessica. she's commission probably nana which is near quite her. oh, just a little bit of something that i faced with with all kinds of possibility and delirium. i am and only a he has killed the shady, profane mirror, not buying up. i go, look, see me, pull up a book on those words visibly. i'm working on to them. yeah. you mean younger than you know as well. so virginia to, he couldn't, you know, start with a premier, him, he's a 5th grade of that in your bundled mix. you go, mr. yes, you will. you will lose you from that yet. oh, as a b, is it? when you look back, you click web movie and through the portal. on july 14th, 2013 elizabeth dixon, peter impulse cathedral in louis western ukraine. your builder memorial service for victims of the valley near massacres, which was attended by the polish president bananas left komarovsky. ukraine was represented by the deputy prime minister, the constant in gresham with the, the old with mot

phillip holloway back with us today. good morning. that was an interesting interview we had with the d.a. last hour. profile of john kelly to fox news digital says this. the thing about these sexual predators it seems it doesn't matter how much time they do, when they get out they are back on the hunt, end quote. it appears that he fits that exact profile. >> yeah, good morning, guys. it does seem he fits that profile. a lot of crimenologists like to say that people who repeatedly commit this type of offense, particularly if there is a component of a sex crime, there really is no way to fully rehabilitate. they have a strong case. what they need to do is prove that he had the type of malice that really comes from an abandoned and malignant heart. they will most likely be seeking the death penalty. under tennessee law there are several ways they can get there in this case. in the end they will have to convince a jury that prison is not enough. part of the argument is we've tried prison and everything and it just doesn't work. he did 20 years, got out and did this just within a couple of years of his release. so that

john in order to cause suffering to the civilian population and just to destabilize the situation in general as well. now, that suffer is suffering of the russian defense ministries talking about is very much phillips. i hear in done as where i am as thousands of people have been without electricity for months and that also includes running water. we get water here once every 3 days. and that's because the ukrainian forces arts are getting a pumping stations as well as gas pipelines and electricity lines as well. meanwhile, the russian defense ministry also said that the key of had suffered losses as 4000 of its soldiers had been killed and 6000 wounded. and that's in nikolai of region alone. meantime, the u. n's, atomic watched or chief has again been trying to draw the world's attention to the continuing attacks on those up at all. if you had nuclear power plant, the facility is still coming under happy shelling even after the i. e. s. a recent mission to the nuclear complex, with some of the shells, shrapnel, having nato serial number stamped inside the bodies director, general rafael grossi offline. the latest developments that of monday media conference sharing continues and their direct impac

you know, the image of prince phillip was representing the queen at john kennedy's funeral.om new york to washington, and the images taken from inside that train of the people lined up to say good-bye to bobby kennedy were amazing. we have seen that emotion. >> this is a split-screen moment. you see the crown there, and then moments ago the crowds on the screen. out in london, and then the motorcade for the king and queen concert arriving at buckingham. what is the significance of coming here instead of clarence house. >> clarence house is where they live, buckingham palace is the office. if there's anything like receptions, lunching or things that now need to be down, it's going to be done at buckingham palace. that's the home of the monarch. i think to listen to what christiane was saying carefully, i think, christiane, it is important that you have the state funerals, because it is the bedrock of your system of government. >> also, people. it's a community mourning, a nation together at a unifying moment. who knows how long it will last, but it's a moment of unity. >> in