. ♪♪ ♪ jolene, jolene, jolene, jolene ♪ ♪ i'm begging of you, please don't take my man ♪ ♪ jolene, jolenee should just run the whole song because i love it. that's dolly parton's classic, "jolene." some of the country's personal legends are now a historic donation to the country music hall of fame in nashville. that will come up later. >> we have savannah with us again for the democratic convention in chicago. she's on the floor. hi, s.g. >> guys, you know i like to take you on a tour at these conventions, and we moved to the best seat in the house here in chicago, right in front of the stage here at the united center, home of the chicago bills. it was an electric atmosphere last night. i will give you a wave. i hope you can see me. this is where the action was last night. we had that ruckus roll call, state by state, giving kamala harris the symbolic nomination she got in the role roll call vote. i have to show you again, where you sit at these convention says everything about where you stand in presidential politics and the pecking order. all states are not created equal. who do we have

host: jolene, a in pennsylvania. caller: thank you for taking my call.ith this project 2025 being something to look at, what about the critical race theory project and the 1619 project? that is it doing more harm to our country than project 2025. trump is not a politician, -- he is a businessman. like you said. democrats and republicans when they get power, they try to bring their own people and set up people in position that will help them get to their mission. what is the harm in that? when trump was president, there were obama people in key places that would slow down things that trump wanted. he learned a lot from the first time in office. guest: thanks for the comment. you make some good points. one i will zero in on is the project 2025 training program for political appointees who feel these particular openings that turnover every four or eight years, a new president has the right to appoint those people and it is the job of those people to do the work of the administration, to take the policies that the president wants or their executive orders, e

during daylight. ha, you were playing yes, a computer game as if they were sitting there and playing jolene rely on living target. drones have become a pivotal weapon in this war. also for the ukrainian side, many are typically hobby drones, usually used for racing or aerial photography that have been fitted with explosives . dw has spent 6 months investigating why russia's military is targeting such a small city with seemingly limited to military significance. we identified these 3 russian units, operating drones in the area with evidence that one of them is testing and you, russian drilling. several sources dw spoke to sleep. that is, live could be a training ground for drawing pilots operating across the denique pro river. and by this idea, it doesn't matter if it's a person in uniform or whether it's a soldier or civilian training very shortly. so but as long as hundreds of clips documenting russian jordan strikes have been shared on telegram, vehicles are common target. this example shows russian troops declaring all vehicles to be military targets. there are no civilians here. all veh

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military, even though they were playing yes, a computer game as if they were sitting there and playing jolene rely on living target. presidents of various swaps appear to have been targeted by russian drug developers, human rights experts say the findings provide strong evidence of possible products and driven chancello luck sholtes bounds to get top of the weapons and the poor stations. as he visits the scene of a deadly festival attack prosecuted, say a 26 year old syria has admitted through carrying out the a. so the, i've been fooling. welcome. ukraine says russia has launched waves of me solves and drones targeting keys and other regions for a 2nd strength morning. the series of explosions were heard in the capital. officials say the latest attacks of killed at least 4 people. emergency crews were already dealing with the biggest russian at the bottom. and since the start of the war, monday's air strikes focused on the infrastructure of the power and water, with the small village. and those are afraid, your region is just one out of 15 targeted the strike killed a local farmer down the r

jolene kent with cbs news. chair powell, thanks for taking our questions today. you have consistently said that the fed does not consider politics in making decisions . with a possible september rate cut on the table, it would be less than two months before the election. and former president trump reportedly said that cutting rates so close to the election is something that central banks know they shouldn't be doing. what's your response? and do you believe it's possible to really remain apolitical with a september rate cut? chair powell: i absolutely do. and i think it's, first of all, we haven't made any decisions. i would say it this way. i haven't made any decision about any future meeting. i don't know what the data will reveal or how that will affect the appropriate path of our policy. i really don't know. i do know how we will make that assessment. that's what i do know. so if you take a step back, the current assessment is inflation has come down much closer to our goal and that's happened while unemployment has remained low. we're very tightly focused on

are here today, including barbara and alex boughey, michael crow, troy henley, patricia houston and jolene mahoney. welcome. a big thank you to all members of the richard nixon foundation in the audience. i know there are many here today, especially our presidents club members. we cannot host these renowned speakers and events without your support. so thank you. our distinguished guest today is neil gorsuch, associate justice of the supreme court of the united states, a colorado native. justice gorsuch served as a judge on the us court of appeals for the 10th circuit before his appointment to the supreme court by president donald j. trump in 2017. he has also worked as a senior official at the justice department, where he helped oversee its civil litigating divisions. as a partner at a law firm, a law professor and as a law clerk for justices byron white and anthony kennedy. his new book, which you all have in your hands, is overruled. the human toll of too much law. it just hit stores this week and is sure to be his second bestseller. following his 29 book, 2019 book, a republic if you ca

drone, which is designed to crash into minute 3 targets. st media published these photos of anita kim jolen, overseeing the testing of the drive. and they were shown destroying a target and resembling south korea's k. 2 main full tank and comes as the us out of south korea conduct launch scale joint ministry exercises. john is military, has organized army units to conduct patrols there. it's pulled up with me on all the security forces will monitor ariel in ground like tennessee. it comes as fighting between me and most worthington to an rebel forces has escalated, strain on tennessee shells have injured people, damage structures in chinese territory. thousands of people have marched through the capital of mexico to oppose president under emmanuel lopez. opening doors propose judicial as a whole the government has pushed for sweeping changes to the judicial system since june lopez open the doors. controversial reform includes having judges elected to office many fans that would result in courts led by politically bias, judges with initial experience, federal course employees and judges have

host: jolene, a in pennsylvania. caller: thank you for taking my call. with this project 2025 being something to look at, what about the critical race theory project and the 1619 project? that is it doing more harm to our country than project 2025. trump is not a politician, -- he is a businessman. like you said. democrats and republicans when they get power, they try to bring their own people and set up people in position that will help them get to their mission. what is the harm in that? when trump was president, there were obama people in key places that would slow down things that trump wanted. he learned a lot from the first time in office. guest: thanks for the comment. you make some good points. one i will zero in on is the project 2025 training program for political appointees who feel these particular openings that turnover every four or eight years, a new president has the right to appoint those people and it is the job of those people to do the work of the administration, to take the policies that the president wants or their executive orders,