apple newspaper may be forced to convey and we'll tell you why plus spanish go for john ron bye and says back from coverage to us and peter will have more for you in sports. ah, armenia is actually a prime minister and he called passion yan has one sunday snap parliamentary election. hashing and civil contract party take nearly 54 percent of the votes. he called the early pool to ease public anger. about a piece deal he signed to end the war with us by sean last year session yasmin rival, former presidents for rich cush, ryan's armenia alliance book is in a distant 2nd place with 21 percent. i bridge still summer so that our media defeats in the war during the 49 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in that election. i've got one i from re challenge. see join me live from yerevan. really. these are fascinating results. how do you interpret the, would you say that passion? yes. effectively silence the critics. it is interesting, as you say, i already centrally didn't. he wasn't even close the polls going into the votes, show the contrary and we're neck and neck. but on the other side o

a stunning below for golfer john ron after testing positive for covid.ction was are captured. he was leading by troaks. he's now in isolation. it's unclear if he has been vaccinated. enjoy your night. dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino military going woke with the social justice push. we see in the army add with a lesbian wedding and lgbt pride parade but is not taking away from the military mission our service members put their lives on the line to fight for freedom everyday and fight for this country's founding principles many leaving their soul behind to kill the enemy. here now one of the brave men retired navy seal commander and author of many books including the code, the evaluation of the protocols. thank you for joining us, we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me congrats on the new show. dan: i appreciate all your books another great leadership strategy and tactics. when you're in this business people send you books all the time and they go in the circular file i read yours and i love it, log into a portion and the se

i'm how much am john the ron applause? a disaster 8 years ago, highlighted a dark side of the global fashioned industry workers in the developing world. many of them women and children making clothes in dangerous conditions to be sold in wealthier nations. more than 1100 people died when the tower collapsed and bung with ash the world's 2nd biggest clothing, ex porter. the factories inside made garments for major european and american brands. within 3 weeks, many heading those same brand signed a legally binding a cord to improve factory conditions across bangladesh. run a plaza collapsed 5 months after fire destroyed the tarzan fashioned factory not far away, killing a 112 people. survivors of both incidents are still dealing with the fall out. i mean, do i have to take a lot of medicines and i'm in a lot of pain. there is no income source in my family. the brands who will be speaking to ask them to compensate and insure a rehabilitation within the lifelong medical treatments. because we are living in human life. i mean t

no, ron, john. i mean, why should be all care about this? even if you're not living, you know, close to this particular area. right, so i'm talk to her as an enormous continent. it's twice the size of australia holds most of the stuff as fresh water in the entire world. and the thing is, it's also warming much faster than the global average. now this is a big problem because even in the next few decades say by 22 sea levels will already have rhythm sale high. and that sort of coastal plant that you strike once a century will be hitting many cities across the world every single year. so that scale that, that transformation in terms of how we experience floods that used to be one once in a lifetime event will now be our daily lives that's usually connected to all this ice that's melting. and how fast are we sort of heading toward the point of no return? would you say scientists are unsure about the, on a, on a physical level. so we know that by binding gills, we're increasing temperatures and they increase temperatures melting the ice. but it'

mike emanuel, thank you, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, john, ron desantis signing a bill to transgenderports supporters of the bill say that this protect the integrity of sports. but democrats don't agree. some reportedly planning to now sue the state of florida over this bill. fox sports contributor clay travis joins us. clay, glad to have you here. do you believe governor desantis made the right call but this? >> 100%, first, thank you for having me. yes, he made the right call. the very foundation of sports is men compete against men and women compete against women. if you start to allow people who are biologically mailed to identify as women and compete against women, what you will see is what we have seen happen for instance, the state of connected to my connecticut where a biological man won and 15 state high school records competing against women. that is the exact opposite of what fairness in sport should be. florida governor ron desantis is getting it right and so i think pretty much everybody out there paying attention to sports at all. we have to have a separation of the sexe

thank you so much our, our environment report ad, ron john. now the pandemic has made travel difficult, almost everywhere. and cambodia is no different report. borders rather have generally been closed and travel banned as cases surge in many parts. of asia, but one transport company has found a way to feed travelers bundle last what looks like a grand adventure is actually a journey to nowhere. this train is not leaving the station, but instagram errors can still rack up their mikes by just stain, put on cambodia as royal railway. with when we come out to take pictures and have coffee, it helps reduce my stress. because during this pandemic, i stay home most of the time and there was locked down, so it's really stressful. train travel has largely ground to a halt in cambodia capital city due to corona virus lockouts. but when restrictions relax, gunam tens, new train. cafe is a favorite backdrop to come and strike a pose. the sophie takers can then relax inside with an ice coffee and more screen time. after life under locked down, the cafe ow

no, ron, john. i mean, why should be all care about this even if you're not living, you know, close to this particular area. right, so i'm talk to is an enormous continent, is twice the size of australia holds most of the stuff as fresh water in the entire world. and the thing is, it's also warming much faster than the global average. now this is a big problem because even in the next few decades, very by 2050 sea levels will already have risen sale high. and that sort of coast of land that you strike once a century will be hitting many cities across the board every single year. so that scale that, that transformation in terms of how we experience floods, thing that used to be one off. so once in a lifetime event will now be our daily lives that's usually connected to all this ice that's melting. and how fast are we sort of heading toward a point of no return? would you say? so scientists are unsure about the, on a, on a physical level. so we know that by binding fields, we're increasing temperature

i have interviews with senator ron johnson, john ratcliffe, detroit police chief james craig and georgiajones and here on fox business start smart every weekday with mornings with maria on fox business. we hope you'll join us. that'll do it for us right now. thank you so much for joining us, to all of the fathers out there, have a very happy father's day alllllllllllll seeu again next time. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the wall street journal at large. joe biden is back from his first foreign trip and, of course, it was a stunning success if you believe the media. penetrating reporting that would make kim jong un blush, journalists fell over themselves to declare trip in europe capped with vladimir putin meeting a triumph. biden's message to vladimir putin, the adults are back

i have interviews with senator ron johnson, john ratcliffe, detroit police chief james craig and georgiad here on fox business start smart every weekday with mornings with maria on fox business. we hope you'll join us. that'll do it for us right now. thank you so much for joining us, to all of the fathers out there, have a very happy father's day a >> hello everyone. welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. folks i'm still hung up on yesterday's biting putin meeting and i suspect many of you are too. so many problems, so many issues in so many things left hanging on both sides i don't want to play politics with foreign policy. i'm very old-fashioned. i believe in the old-fashioned dumbed that politics should stop at the water's edge when our leaders go overseas they should

john: florida governor ron desantis toured the scene. >> the tv doesn't do it justice, i mean it is reallyy traumatic to see the collapse of a massive structure like that. john as the search for survivors : and victims continues, the search for the cause of the collapse begins. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. judy: for the latest on this, were joined by phone with the mayor of surfside, charles burkett, who you just heard in john's report. mayer, thank you so much for talking with us. please tell us, what is the very latest on the search for survivors? and again, we are so sorry for the loss. >> thank you. the latest is we have all our resources focused on pulling people out of the rubble, and we will continue to do that until the job is done. there is no time limit on that. we will contue to do that until we finish. without a couple of setbacks, the weather has not cooperated as we would like, but we are back on track and running in full force. judy: there have been news reports of sounds coming from the rubble. can you confirm if that is the case? >> i was out there at 2:00 this mor

. >> so ron john, haven't we just seen them become taxi companies?ech companies, disrupters or have they become the industry they replaced? >> we're already seeing the next story, i think in the "wall street journal" yesterday. doordash, the future is automated delivery, instacart bringing robots to kind of basically eliminate all workers. there's always a story about what's next. original ly uber was selling self-driving cars would bring them to a cost structure that made sense still a long way from that now it's automation on the robotics side. another doordash, a very creative story not actually a food delivery company. they're going to sell non-perishable goods, sell things from your local pharmacy. sell things from cvs which are much more profitable. >> logistics >> yeah. logistics easier on that side. logistics for the everyday urban, shopping experience always a story down the road. >> yeah. yes, but in the case of uber and lyft, they sold off their stories down the road. economy vehicle united ations. save that conversation for another time t

he can john and medical hygienist, ron hendricks, have a patient with dangerous jumps in his sinuses, but their hospital in the german dodge border region, has a very special prescription for dealing with the patient. used to be a farmer and belongs to a high risk group because the gems are widespread and cattle stalls. if you want to, you still live on the farm. do you have pigs or horses or what is on our farm? hasn't had any pigs for a year. unfortunately, that doesn't help much. it takes a lot of time before the germs are gone. just notify you know that in 2017 you had a positive nasal m r. s a test result when you went in for another operations. and we've now detected m r. s a again downs. and that's why we're very much in favor of trying to remove this year from your nose and scan and now so that you can get through the operation with as little risk of infection as possible. i'm sure you're 100 showed to boeing has the multi resistant germ in his sinuses and on his skin. it's completely harmless in these locations. but if it gets into a wound, it can lead to a life threatening i

. >> wisconsin senator ron johnson. johnon back with us. >> look, just because we have heard this before doesn't mean it shouldn't still outrage you, because this is a u.s. senator who is trying to normalize an attack on our democracy. you can't tell the difference between tourism and terrorism -- >> he can tell the difference. >> he's clearly playing to the base or the echo chamber ecosystem he's in has twisted his mind to deny what he saw. what do they need to see? did they actually need to hang mike pence, need to come for him personally? this is what we're seeing on the far right, right now. it's going beyond the far right, and this is exactly why, by the way, there needs to be a commission. there needs to be a house subcommittee. senate rejected a bipartisan commission, which is an insult. there needs to be a house committee that nancy pelosi needs to address, because these sorts of denialism needs to be pierced by facts, more of them. >> either demented, lying, or both. all of the above. john, thank you very much. >> o

john in california. ron in missouri, democratic caller, you are next. caller: and the last gentlemen, my god, these people. the vitriol these people come with. let me say this. at least mr. biden, our president, is does not comport himself like some frat boy that -- if the man drank it would have been something to lay it on. but, no, the way trump comported himself in front of putin in helsinki, i don't think we have to worry about that. i'm going to say it. i'm with the lady earlier, the vitriol they display towards this man. i watch fox news occasionally. just to see the vitriol these people come with. they are all angry people. it comes from the orange line coward. we have got to come together, people. and please, stop letting the republicans call in on the independent line. thank you, have a great day. host: rick in california. sends us a text. the border's foreign policy and it, too, is a failure. we need a sovereign defense solution. i'm an american citizen not a globalist. america's back where? i see crime is up. defund teachers union, not police

john 2. is that ron howard of course was in greece or not in greece, but in american griffin american graffiti one and natural characters and he was roger corman's he was a protege of roger corman. my favorite of all the cannonball films is gumball rally. it's a coast to coast race made for film in which the prize is one thing to get all those speeding tickets. it's a gumball that's it. all right, and you have women involved my favorite pair of women and i have a car like that except without the whale tail and that's a portion nine eleven and early one. probably about a 74 75 and one of those women will tell one of those aggressive male types. if you can catch me you can have me all right, but at any rate, so there's this issue of gender negotiation there, but this is a remarkably fine film. i really like it. it involves a number of interesting characters. the winners are in a cobra. this fellow on the left in the cobra. is an assistant professor at harvard who gets a call to get involved in this event, and it's afraid to get involved because he thinks it might cost him his tenure. all right,

as john strapless report from the capital t, ron at that exodus is affecting one of europe's forest economies. it took the most of us 30 years and $2000000.00 to create his business in florence cereals and window lines. ever since the fall of communism in the 1900 ninety's, he's waited for albania to join the european union of the, even though we have the opportunity to go to greece, we believed this country would move forward. and the time would come when it would be a part of europe. we hope the effect of view of upon albania will be to wipe out corruption, set some rules, and protect people who invest the. but bus has such faith in this vision he's handing over his life's work to his 2 daughters repair, treating one of them from britain. and he's helping to keep other young workers here. but it's the thing that is going against current trends. over the past decade, almost half a 1000000 albanians have emigrated for work education and health care. that's 14 percent of the population. and what are 3 decades ago emigrants were manual labors . now they include educated professionals who could

resulting death tow may have been far higher than the official figures suggest john surplus reports now from the capital to ron. this is covered one, the 1st of 4 public hospital wards at the heart of the obedient government's pandemic response. from november to february, it was overrun because of the government policy to concentrate all the countries covered 19 cases in toronto. at the very beginning, we were thinking it would be a lot with a time by the time run around by we were thinking it's much easier and economically and political logically and medically thinking to get those services much closer to that people by then would had gone around the hospitals were under pressure. ariens can de named journalist of the year for his coverage of the pandemic. witness to the problems no case. there was no agenda case that patients have to wait 6 to 8 hours just to be on load from ambulance. because there were no beds available, they were very sick and needed to go to intensive kevin mediately some died in the ambulance in the overcrowded and undisturbed words. some patients committed suicide by jumping from the w

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to ron accused washington of double standards in as well me on the con john the what the us did to iranian websites was a breach of all principles of freedom of speech, which the united states is proud of. they restricted freedom of speech. we condemn this measure. we will use all our legal and international means to counter this wrong policy of the united states. it is not a constructive move at a time when nuclear talks are underway in vienna. the seizures are happening at a sensitive time between the 2 nations. iran had just elected a new president. abraham racy, has already ruled out meeting president joe biden. and in vienna, diplomats from the u. s. europe, china, russia. andy ron have held 6 rounds of talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. negotiators say they're close to a breakthrough. ah, all right, let's bring our guests into iran homage. musashi is professor of political science at ron university in washington, dc. courtney ranch is a contributor at tech policy press and in birmingham scott lucas is an american professor of international politics at university of birmingham. a

coalition has wrapped up with rob governor ron desantis, got a better reception than former vice president mike pence who has heckled on friday. cnn's joe johns >> reporter: the final night of the faith and freedom conference featured florida's governor, ron desantis who has gotten high marks from republicans for his handling of the state during the pandemic. he's mentioned as a possible presidential candidate down the road but right now the big focus is on the midterm elections and republicans attempting to change the math up on capitol hill, and retake the house and the senate. >> the rule of law is also being challenged by feckless policies offed biden/harris administration at our southern border. we had under president donald trump a series of policies that worked, those policies upheld the sovereignty of our country. they made sure that our asylum system was not being abused. what does it say about an administration when the states have to step up and do the jobs that the federal government is supposed to be doing? but nevertheless, this is where we are and so we'll do what we can to be helpful. >> reporter: a big focus at this conferenc

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ron desantis singh moments ago we still have hope to be able to identify additional survivals. john, stating that the crew there are in search and rescue mode. they are doing everything they can in this moment to save lives. they are not going to rest until they do, describing a shift change that just happened as they try to identify what are still labeled as 51 missing people, one person still confirmed up your notes updates to that number at this time. and that is the update we have received. i am sandra smith here in new york. and this is "america reports." >> john: i am john roberts. the mayor saying this was an incredible unimaginable situation, the fact that this building just came down in the middle of the night. 1:30 in the morning. no one knows why it suddenly decided to let go of its foundation, and the pillars collapsed, and the rest of the building went down. we have seen that incredible surveillance video. the building coming down. there it is. two pieces. the center comes down, and the north part of the tower, because this is a view from the south side and surfside. al

ron, thank you very much indeed. i want to talk to our correspondent john henry, who's outside the court in minneapolis. we've seen pictures that are playing of george boyd square in minneapolis, people beginning to gather there. we've also seen people gathering outside the coach itself. are you getting any sort of sense from supporters from other people who are there of what their reaction is to what they're hearing, possibly from inside the court. well we know from the family of george floyd that from the lawyer who speaks for the family of georgia, they are tense and anxious about this moment. as you heard from the 2 brothers and the nephew of george floyd, they've had a rough year. one of the brothers, i think it was flown, as you said, they have been reliving watching the in his words torture of their brother, hour after hour, day after day. and so obviously the family is, has been traumatized over this past year. but in the square behind me, you also have a number of people, most of them supporters of george floyd who want to see a stiff sentence. they've been chanting of encouraging the words tha

addition to that, the collaboration as the mayor discussed, federal, state, local, private sector, ron conway, johna role. and, for years, many of us have been involved in low income housing tax credit which has been a root to so much. but it has to be combined with other things to make this all happen. i also want to just talk for a moment about our veterans. not a moment, but a moment in connection to what's happening in d.c. right now. right now, the secretary of veterans affairs, dennis mcdonald. dennis used to be the president of obama's chief of staff. and as chief of staff, one of his priorities was about homeless veterans. he came out here to make sure that project homeless connect was working for our veterans. he came out here personally only for that purpose and he has been following this issue. so the fact that he is now the secretary of veterans affairs in the biden administration, resurrecting what happened between h.u.d. and veterans affairs administration then under obama and now resurrected in the biden administration under dennis mcdonald's leadership and marsha the secretary of h.

joining me the is ron brownstein and former adviser to george w. bush and john mccain.ipped your hat first. let me go to you for a second, please. the gop, they couldn't quit trump after the insurrection, after the big lie, and they are standing by him again as we're learning about what is likely only the tip of the iceberg of abuses during his administration. i mean, are they aware that they're potentially standing on quick sand here? >> i think they have been and they are and it's just getting worse. they're not only doubling down, they're clawing their way to the bomb they decided to go all in with trump, go all in on the myth about the election, go all in about election fraud. and now they have nowhere to go on this doj investigation. as you heard, you heard nothing out there from republicans, only crickets, and they know it's bad. there's going to be an investigation. it's not going to be good. but republicans have attached themselves. i don't think this is the tip of the iceberg. this is bottom of the iceberg that's going to sink the titanic of the republican part

ron johnson. uncomfortable with that segment, look at this from the washington post, john stuart's rant is a reminderan important lesson about celebrities, you shouldn't get your liberal opinions from them or your scientific opinions either. i know what you're going to say, the liberal somebody taking a position you don't like but that is not it. celebrities are not experts so we should stop listening to them. celebrities know a lot about things like climate change and police brutality. they are not experts and we shouldn't be listening to them. the oscars got a lot shorter. todd: my notes set always listen to celebrities. do i have to cross that out q jillian: will we see fireworks? that is what south dakota governor christie knowem wants and she's slamming president biden after the white house denounced -- announce plan for their own fireworks display. what a hypocrite, president biden wants independence from the virus by celebrity this event. fireworks are fine at the white house but not round rushmore. she's calling the president a hypocrite, federal officials rejected the request to have her own

addition to that, the collaboration as the mayor discussed, federal, state, local, private sector, ron conway, johnger, i see others who have played a role. and, for years, many of us have been involved in low income housing tax credit which has been a root to so much. but it has to be combined with other things to make this all happen. i also want to just talk for a moment about our veterans. not a moment, but a moment in connection to what's happening in d.c. right now. right now, the secretary of veterans affairs, dennis mcdonald. dennis used to be the president of obama's chief of staff. and as chief of staff, one of his priorities was about homeless veterans. he came out here to make sure that project homeless connect was working for our veterans. he came out here personally only for that purpose and he has been following this issue. so the fact that he is now the secretary of veterans affairs in the biden administration, resurrecting what happened between h.u.d. and veterans affairs administration then under obama and now resurrected in the biden administration under dennis mcdonald's leaders

ron johnson. colbert not the only one uncomfortable. check out this washington post article titled johnnt is a reminder don't rely on celebrities for covid 19 series. paul waldman goes on to say this is an important lesson about celebrities. you shouldn't get your political opinions from them or your scientific opinions either. i know what you're going to say, that is just because this tiny liberal celebrities taking a position you don't like but it is not that. he says it is important to remember that celebrities are not experts so we should stop listening to that which is news to all of us because we were told celebrities knew a lot about things like climate change and police brutality so it is good to know they are not experts. follow that train. todd: going to the nature of the beast, why are so many people defending china? this is an open and shut case more or less at this point this originated in a lab. >> reporter: it is funny because it did become very political where stephen colbert, the left's left when it comes to late-night hosts, he was uncomfortable because he thought john

john. >> frederik pleitgen, it's great to you have there. thank you so much, fred. >>> revelers jeered and heckled senator ron johnson this weekend.ten. you can hear people yelling "nobody wants you here." citing concerns about the cost of granting federal workers an additional paid holiday. joining me now is a reporter with cbs 58. he was one of the reporters interviewing senator johnson when the heckling took place. victor, we should note that the senator dropped his objection to making juneteenth a holiday last week. of course, that came after a lot of opposition as well. you were there. tell us what happened. >> reporter: that's right. thank you for having me. one of the oldest and longest running juneteenth celebrations in the country. we were there, one woman noticed him and started the heckling and as the questions kept coming, the booing got louder and louder to the point where it was difficult for the reporters to hear senator johnson and for senator johnson to hear our questions. at wone point the tension of th moment and heat of the moment reach aid boiling point, his staff came over and said thanks, that's enough. that

withdrawal of tournament lead a john rom tested positive because 19 can play a column or recall found themselves dang, from 6 shots behind to sharing the lead. when ron was with through, after the 3rd round, the 2 players ultimately went into play off. marie co are missing this fall apart on the 1st takes home loan can say to 22nd when at this tournament as well as the lead in the fedex cup standing room was still on can please mind off the he's when i don't wish that kind of scenario and anybody would much rather faced him down today and shot us extremely low, round and, and, and beat him that way. but unfortunately there's nothing i can do. you know, i did everything i could with the cards. i was dealt and you know, i really did a good job of focusing today on the task at hand and staying present and, and that's all you can do in the stand. women's golf have a new major champion. and the 1st from the philippines you can so came back from double bogey. japan. ok, in the 3rd whole of a sudden death flail, cleansing, the us women's open. who is 19 years old, match found 3 years in the park as the youngest champion of older women major. the weight for

ron plenty more ahead on the news. how including armenians, are a people in mourning off last year. devastating the fee to as a, by john hundreds of prisoners of war still to come home and this weekend says snap elections brought on by the crisis re challenge. it's not more later in the program and in full formula one well title lead us. that's the pace ahead of the french grand prix bars. here with that, i 0 has seen an advance copy of a new un report not yet made public on children an armed conflicts. the annual report is meant as a blacklist to name and shame, policies that commit gray violations against children, serious government, myanmar military, and yemen. toothy rebels are among those names. the key actors have been left off the list on the planet to get a said james space explains. this is always very controversial when this is published every year. it's a report on children living in conflict zones, and then in an annex the report, a list of those countries and groups that are responsible for naming and killing children. now in the report, the certainly criticism of israel it talks about more than a 1000 gr

rachel: john, in light of what you're saying, ron desantis, governor ron desantis of florida, says hegs 40 years old or older in that area. is that a good idea? >> yes. that is already part of the law of criteria for dade and broward county for sure. building officials send out notices right away when buildings get to 40 years old. then they are already in the audit line so to speak. i'm aware of some building departments that even the past few months have sent out -- sorry. pete: john, unfortunately we have to leave it right there. you have a big job ahead. we hope you get to the bottom of it, john. more "fox & friends". neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. new projects means new project managers. neutrogena® you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home. if you have risk factors like heart disease, di

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. >> and ron enlisted another big gun to help i.d. castro. fbi supervisory special agent johnhecked our fbi databases and private databases. i had the offices school and get photographs, political rest records. we checked every lou castro that we could find in the u.s.. and then matched the lou castro that we had living in wichita. >> how unusual is that? that the fbi cannot, through all its resources, come up with a name and i.d. on the guy. >> it's extremely unusual. especially in this day and age, because usually everybody has a trail. there should have been credit records. there should've been drivers license records. there should have been all sorts of records that we could find. and we could find. none >> none of the car purchases, the property deeds, even the utility bills in angel's landing were under the name lou castro. they were all under the names of commune members. but just as goodwyn was feeling stumped, another extraordinary tragedy was about to shake angel's landing. it happened in 2008. when sarah was almost 24 and emily 17. >> i had called mom after school t

ron johnson? >> for the most part, this shouldn't come as a shock to most people. manchin has been consistent. he doesn't support the for the people act. he would be open to the johnich lisa murkowski has signalled support in. also, it's important to remember that joe manchin is never alone with this. there's always two, three, four, five more democrats behind the scenes who also feel the same way as manchin, but use manchin as a heat shield to deflect some of the attention. it benefits them both. i think both sides realize the stakes of this. democrats put this on the floor knowing manchin wouldn't surprise it and want to use it for messaging. we have been through this before. if you remember in 2013 with red cruz -- with ted cruz. you convince your voters you can get it done. >> if you are chuck schumer -- >> i have to jump in on this. >> go ahead. >> one thing here is that i have to push back on. what's happening in these states, sort of going after the rights of people to vote, democrats -- that's not a messaging. it's literally -- historically, life and death around our right to vote. i would quibble with the idea that democrats are doing this for messaging.

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john rahm. ♪ i want to put on my my my boogie shoes ♪ and boogie with you brian: don't panic floridians in daytona beach. all those clouds go away during the day since ronolf balls which is pretty much how you describe anything in florida. ainsley: speedway. brian: can't do that every weekend. not open to everybody. open to people whose cars go fast. ainsley: can you watch it. ainsley: i was thinking things to do. ainsley: you can't participate in nascar unless you are a driver. steve: if you are daytona beach today. i was in florida yesterday. it's warm. i know what channel to watch. ainsley: at least until 9:00 a.m. brian: it says bring in anchors. steve: it says anchors ad-lib. brian: who this and below what do what does it say. steve: anchor bring in interest g.o.p. senator come to the ton. let's bring in the great state of arkansas tom cotton. ainsley: senator, have you ever been to daytona. >> i have not unfortunately. i need to get down there and see the race some day. ainsley: me too the set son manchin is there the guy who gave us the hat. >> right. ainsley: just a little fun fact to take to the water cooler today. steve: hey, senator, from the

i also want to thank sean bone, john, ron, alex simpson, gerard, shannon smith, john beezer, tiffany george, jordan blue, kara fisher, niki tooshell, matt babink, kaitlin, alec, george greenwall, al, alexis gutierrez, brian mcdermott, lucy cox, and hunter blackburn and alex hall. so all of these people. i think my colleagues, they know these bills don't come about easily. they come through a lot of hard work. we thank everyone for participating on a regular process order on the floor to produce a bipartisan result to something for our nation. the presiding officer: the senator from mississippi. mr. wicker: i certainly rise in up is port of this legislation and urge a yes vote. this is an opportunity for the united states to strike a blow on behalf of answering the unfair competition that we are seeing from communist china. it's an opportunity to have a game changer in terms of geographic diversity in our research efforts. this morning the armed services committee heard extensive testimony about the need to compete with china at the military level. this is an opportunity to compete wi