biden ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubinstein chairman of our board fred ryan and vice chair john rogersr served as the master of ceremonies for the evening. we had performances from the gray coat fife and drug corps metropolitan opera. soprano brandy sutton and the nyu steinhardt school, which we have a new partnership with provided their chamber orchestra for music throughout the evening highlighting american songs and traditions. this special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes. look it's some of the moments from that very special evening. in this first clip, we'll hear a segment from my remarks that describes the white house connection to the temple of dendoor and why we decided to host the gala in that historic space. i wanted to take a moment and set the stage of where we are here in the temple of dandora in the cycler wing of the metropolitan museum of art. this historic structure in front of you is here because of a bit of presidential history. in fact, i would say that almost everything we do believe touch and it happens in our lives has some connectivity to the whi

jill biden, ambassador caroline kennedy david rubenstein, chairman of -- and john rogers, and -- served as the master of ceremonies for the evening. we had performances from the great, coach john core, metropolitan and soprano, in the nyu sign hurt school, which we have a new partnership with, provided a chamber struck for music throughout the evening, highlighting american songs and traditions. the special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes look of some of the moments from the very special evening. in this first clip, we will hear a segment from my remarks that describes the white house connection to the temple of didn't tour and why they decided to host a gala in that historic space. >> i wanted to take a moment and explain where we are in the temple of dendur in the metropolitan wing of art. this is stork place in front of you is here because of a bit of presidential history. i would say everything that we do, believe, touch in the happens of our life has some connectivity to the white house, the people who have lived and worked there, and to white house history itself.

. >> mike, thank you for more on the market, let's bring in john rogers, co-ceo of ariel investments. john, it's good to have you. >> good to be here. >> what do you think about the market pivot now, where we've seen stocks rally since the beginning of july, especially growth stocks which you do not like, on the idea the fed is going to pivot and stop hiking at the end of this year and potentially start cutting? >> i don't agree that the will stop cutting. >> stop hiking. >> i do believe inflationary expectations have gotten too high everyone started to feel it finally got around the concept that inflation was here to stay and it wasn't transitory now everyone in the country knows how bad things are when it comes to commodity prices. everyone knows how tough things are out there because of the inflation. so therefore i think inflationary expectations will go down but i still think interest rates are too low as you know talking with my colleague, charlie, we think rates will go higher. >> and in that environment you continue to think value will outperform growth. that has been the case

and vice chairman john rogers your entire team has been incredible to work with. and that is a statement to your leadership and vision. i would also like to take paying secretary of commerce, wilbur ross and his wife hillary for being here and a continuous support. the white house historical association has been a real partner with my office over the past two years. helping to found preserve and promote the important history and timeless beauty of the white house. our family is grateful to live in this true symbol of our nations history. but we are even more honored to play a part in a restoring and enhancing our countries' sacred landmark. it is only with the support and commitment of historical association. we are able to continue the tradition of protecting this home, and i'm so grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you. i want to thank you all for being here tonight. this is an evening. i look forward to for each year. this is american history tv and you're listening to melania trump in her own words as the fall 2020 presidential campaign was underw

president stewart mclaurin, chairman fred ryan, and vice chairman, john rogers.has been incredible to work with, and that is a statement to your leadership and vision. i would also like to thank secretary of commerce wilbur ross and his wife hilary for being here, and for the continued support. the white house historical association has been a real partner with my office over the past two years, hoping to find, preserve, and promote the important history and timeless beauty of the white house. our family is grateful to lead in these truths symbols of our nation's history, but we are even more honored to play a part in restoring and enhancing our country's sacred landmark. it is only with the support and commitment of the historical association that we are able to continue the tradition of protecting this home, and i'm so grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you. i want to thank you all for being here tonight. this is an evening i look forward to for each year. >> this is american history tv and you are listening to melania trump in her own words. as t

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i have seen dead and company, john anderson with the paw green rock academy. going to see them again, and rogeri had to analyze dead and company, john anderson and roger waters and decide if i'm going to buy the tickets, i can't imagine what show i would end up going to. you know how i'm voting. give me the result. let's see. do you support -- whoa! are you kidding me? do you support entertainers even when you -- two-thirds of you saying nope, that's it. like if you just heard what roger had to say to me about ukraine, about russia, about the legacy of the united states and world war ii, that is it, i'm not going to go hear him do "sheep" or "another brick in the wall part iv." i'm surprised. here is some of the social media reaction that came in this week. what do we have? don't know about the using their platform part of it. one reason, not the only one, for example, i lost interest in the oscars. interesting. because it was just too activism. you know, it is funny -- but here is a great example. i wouldn't stay away from a movie because of an actor or actress, but if the presentation at the

we're jessica watson's john is now from but roger in indonesia. this is coming at the 10th time, obviously with china threatening military drills close to taiwan and know we have this large scale operation happening in another part of the region. just talk us through what's been happening and how much of an impact is, is going to have on tension in the region. well, that's exactly right. as you mentioned, these exercises take place every year between indonesia and the u. s. what is different this year is the scale and the scope of these exercising will exercise as we have new countries participating. japan, for the 1st time, australia scaling up its involvement involving its army for the 1st time since it became involved in these exercises. and significantly a number of countries observing for the 1st time among the countries observing include indonesia, neighbors, to molest ale east, he more pub in new guinea at canada, france, among others. and it's significant to note the countries that are observing because last year, japan was also an observe

happening at the republican party where the law and order mantra is long gone. >> jennifer rogers, kaitlan collins, and john you very much for your insights. >> coming up, thousands of dollars of student loan debt canceled for millions of borrowers. we'll take a look at president biden's decision and what it means for americans. stay with us in "the situation room." finding the perfect designer isn't easy. but, at upwork, we found her. she's in austin between a dog named klaus and her favorite shade of green. it's actually salem clover. and you can find her right now on upwork.com when the world is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need... tends to fall right into place. find top-rated talent who can start today on upwork.com >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane departure warning. that's why our recalibration service is state of the art. we recalib

john culver. back over to you. >> major changes. thanks kate rogers steve, what do you make of starbucks? all of that, all the fundmentals i shouldn't say but forgetting the corporate shakeup, the stock is broken out of a declining trend line recently. there's a scarcity value in coffee. you don't get that many publicly traded coffee companies anymore. i would wait until an it trades above the 200 day moving average around $90. but technically, the 50 popped above the 100. that's bullish. i would give it air to breath. and i would be a buyer above 90. >> tim, what do you think? >> well, look, the last quarter we got numbers, they -- the u.s. comps were excellent on price increase, and the china business was destroyed. we kind of knew it would happen. some of that has been reset. the dynamic is a combination of to what extent where margins are going for the company. that includes labor costs. and they have big union issues and ordered they had to rehire folks in memphis, and some union activists and whatnot and they created their internal turmoil but starbucks has really brought some of th

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john dean, and cnn legal analysis and former u.s. assistant attorney general to the southern district of new york, jennifer rogers. l very accomplished minds, and very awesome. people thank you for joining us tonight, john, what would pat cipollone, and philbin know about this mar-a-lago documents as white house lawyers? what would they know? >> well, they unnaturally worthy contact points for the archives, and making some of the decisions about what should and should not go. they later got removed from that post, as i think the things of january six unraveled and they were all hands on deck there. but they know apparently a lot, and according to the reporting, they were able to tell the archives that, no, trump did not want to cooperate, he believed these documents were his. and apparently philbin tried to help facilitate getting that information to actually go to the archives. so, they know a little bit, they don't know all the details. i don't think they're involved in packing or shipping. but they certainly have the big picture. but >> what would the fbi be asking him? >> well, they would want to know what was

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the former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers and cnn's jeremy diamond. what do we know? >> well, john, i think this helps explain why the fbi, why the justice department have been so dogged in trying to retrieve these documents that should never have left the possession of the federal government and ended up at his beach house in palm beach. "the post" says that at least some of the documents in question that the fbi has been seeking were related to u.s. nuclear weapons programs. cnn previously reported that at least some of the documents in question were special access programs documents. now, the new program documents would be the type of thing would be that would be classified as special access programs. this is something that even people with the top security clearance need additional clearance to be able to get acre test to. of course, as former president, he would have had access to this kind of thing when he was president. once he left, he no longer has the right to have possession of these things. and the other part is it also explains why we have these lawyers from the nation

john: fox news ahealth alert. alert. fox confirming that the biden administration is postponing the test of a minute maid missile so as not to inflame the situation with china. mike rogerslier cancelled a test for vladimir putin. now he postponed another test to placate xi's tantrums: >> john: let's bring in a national security analyst. a map here on the touch screen of china and taiwan. the median line goes right about there. these blue boxes are from the last taiwan straits crisis in 1995 after a president visited them and china got its nose out of joint. they were much more subdued than now. look at these areas where china is conducting live fire drills just off the coast of taiwan. sending a strong message to taiwan. >> china's military power expanded greatly. their objective is to show that military power can lockout the u.s. or anybody else trying to help taiwan. this will back fire. the taiwanese will be disgusted. we will see that china has an aggressive mind set. xi jingping focussed on his domestic audience back home. >> let's go to the next photograph. these from chinese ships just off the coast of taiwan. you have to think what the heck is going on? is china

. >> john: fox news exclusive on "america reports," republican senator roger marshall joins us to announce his plans for a bill to get social media companies involved in the fight against fentanyl, just moments away. >> sandra: fox news alert, primary day in america. voters in three states heading to the polls. new york and florida grabbing the most attention for critical elections that could reshape some of the most powerful roles in congress. hello, everyone. sandra smith in new york. john, hello to you. >> john: sandra, great to see on this tuesday. i'm john roberts, this is "america reports." maloney and -- time to an end. new york democrats facing off in the newly redrawn 12th congressional district. one of the most hostile races of the year, with maloney questioning nadler's capacity to serve another term. >> sandra: and john, in florida, matt gaetz goes up against two challenges in another test of the former president's influence. and marco rubio will see who he will face in november. >> john: and aishah hasnie is in clearwater, florida. >> sandra: bryan in new york city, 17th congr

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roger tawney also freed his own slaves in the 1820's and supported the amistad decision which was a famous slave ship that johnuincy adams represented the rights and resulted in the release of the captives of the ship. one thing about history is that it is not as history -- it is not as simple as it seems and probably he deserves some reconsideration. susan: in the war of 1812, was francis scott key a soldier? mark: he was a quartermaster in the militia defending georgetown and then in a battle one month before the attack on fort mchenry when british troops marched almost unopposed into washington dc and desecrated the federal buildings of the city, burned the capital and the president's home and the navy yard's and patent office, he was running messages back and forth between commanders. so he was considered an upper-class gentleman in georgetown and have certain privileges. he was opposed to the war of 1812 but when british troops were threatening his town and family, he volunteered to fight in the war. but his total service was probably just a couple of weeks. not a major or important military figure and th

johns reputation. but it's certainly something that you want to explore in an investigation. jones also has an investigation with rogerse is present in the wall rooms at the willard, that are doing sort of pregame on january 6th, that would be very interesting to know more details about that. so, any materials that are contemporary news communications jones was having around this time, are legitimate illegitimately of interest about the committee and the justice department. >> let's talk about the new york's lawsuit against former president trump. you have both ivanka and don jr. deposed last week. your sense of what their testimony could offer the new york ag? >> the attorney general is looking into whether the trump organization's business practices were just loose, or whether they crossed the line. and primarily, she is concerned with this effort to inflate the value of resources, in order to obtain a better financial position. this isn't something that donald trump has been shy about. many years ago, he talked about how much better he looked, you know, if he was worth ten billion dollars, i mean, a lot of this was

in fact, my colleagues who broke this story, john and dalton, broke a story earlier this year that actually got rogerssing trump to preemptively pardon him as well after the january 6th, 2021, attack, and asking for preemptive pardons for himself and also matt gaetz and other allies. i think that why the video version of this is so important, despite seeing countless examples of evidence of people testifying that they had been directly told or asked to be on the pardon list or that people like matt gaetz had already asked mark meadows for it, according to johnny mcentee, the president's right-hand man during his four years in the white house and on the campaign trail as well, is because it's easier to -- for people who are skeptics, who might have a clouded version of the january 6th select committee, to believe it. it's in matt gaetz's and rger stone's own words asking for it and really illustrating the way that this former president operated. you do something for me, i'll do something for you, and the idea of asking for preemptive pardons became pretty mainstream and standard for the people who wer

meeting, jon meacham is the rogers chair and the american presidency at vanderbilt university, and occasionally advises president biden on historical matters and major speeches. johnto get to, but i want to start with the washington post news that just broke about some of the documents that the fbi was searching for. relating to nuclear weapons. can you give us a sense of just how significant this is? can you think of a comparison when it comes to someone keeping a president, keeping sensitive documents like this? >> while to take those in reverse order, alicia. no i don't think there is any precedent for this. in some ways, in the polls reporting is correct, it has the capacity to be the nightmare scenario for these documents leaving the custody of the government broadened put. just think about what this could mean. you have something floating around that is of such a nature that the attorney general of the united states did something that we also believe is unprecedented. which is to execute a duly executed search warrant against former president. and so one of the things that this news comes so rapidly, this is a clichÉ now, but clichÉs are clichÉs because they

roger stone took the fifth. general michael flynn took the fifth. john eastman took the fifth. others like steve bannon and peter navarro simply refused to comply with lawful subpoenas and they have been indicted. mark meadows has hidden behind president trump's claims of executive privilege and immunity from subpoenas. we are engaged now in litigation with mr. meadows. the american people in our hearings have heard from bill barr, jeff rosen, richard donahue, and many others who stood up and did what is right. and they will hear more of that testimony soon. but the american people have not yet heard from mr. trump's former white house counsel. our committee is certain that donald trump does not want him to testify here. indeed, our evidence shows that he and his office tried to do what was right. they tried to stop a number of president trump's plans for january 6th. today and in our coming hearings, you will hear testimony from other trump white house staff, explaining what he said and did, including on january 6th. we think the american people deserve to hear from him person

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john. >> thank you for kicking us off. with me in studio and remotely to share the reporting and their insights, kaitlan collins, the former fbi supervisor peter lucotta, and jennifer rogersme start with you. this is the former president's residence. this is the former president's office in florida. this is a former president. is there any way this happened without the attorney general of the united states signing off on it and looking at a very detailed probable cause warrant? >> i don't think so, john. of course, we're in unchartered territory here, but it's so conseq consequential, everybody knew it would be big news and you want to be very careful with this investigation and proceedings. seems to me merrick garland signed off and they were very careful about this affidavit and its contents for sure. >> peter, put yourself in the position of these agents going to the former president's office and his suite at mar-a-lago. again, understanding this is unprecedented. a former president's house being searched here. what's going through their mind and where do you think the bar was in terms of the credibility of making the case, we have no choice now. we tried to negotiate

spokesman john kirby announcing the united states is canceling icbm test scheduled for this week, second time the u.s. has done that, the other time being with russia. congressman mike rogerssion by adversaries, does this cancellation make the united states look weak? >> i don't think so, the bottom line, when you are strong, you can be flexible, it is only the weak that feel a need to respond to every provocation and interaction. china trying to push the narrative their arngs /* aggression is justified. there are people in the region that might support the view the united states is being as provocative as china issue not something we need when looking for support for allies to deter chinese aggression against taiwan. >> mike: i want to pay a clip and ask you to respond. >> director wray, who is most geopolitical foe the united states faces in the next decade? >> the people's republic of china chinese communist party. mike is director wray correct? >> absolutely. i wish this was a clip from 1996 instead of what just occurred recently. growing military force presents most significant threat to the u.s. in the region and the world and u.s. national security. this threat is g