jonathan bill visited the east of ukraine , where he saw how the ukrainian military works under fire. ukrainian troops hold the line of defense firmly . shot at the beginning of the war these ukrainian military discharged all 40 barrels of the rocket salvo system at the same time the game can now allow it only a few at a time their commander says ukraine has almost exhausted its own reserves and is now forced to rely on missiles from other countries you are running out of shells until the hail is not enough we they worked harder and supported our boys who are dying there, well, there are very few shells on our reward , one of the most valuable possessions is carefully hidden among the trees , the anti-missile complex of letters. it allows to protect the sky from the control of the russians well, it is not mined hatches that are a target for the russians, yes. that is exactly the number one recently released american intelligence documents contained a warning that ukraine may soon be left without missiles for buk at all. the reason is that they simply come out of lada and we don’t have

they included from the uk, lord patrick mayhew, lord paul murphy, jonathan powell and bill jeffries. from ireland, david andrews, sean, liz o'donnell, david cooney, tim o'connor and david dunning. a special recognition must of course go to the leaders of the major northern ireland parties. john led the social democratic and labor party and david trumbull led the unionist party. without john, there wouldn't have been a peace process. [applause] without a david trumbull there would not have been a peace agreement. [applause] they were justly awarded the nobel peace prize. he later served as the first minister of the northern ireland government. he was greatly aided by several key officials. among them, lord john taylor, ken mcginnis and geoffrey donaldson. john hume received strong support from several talented leaders including a brilliant orator and negotiator who later became the deputy first minister, and brent rogers and shawn. jerry adams and the late martin mcginnis led him into and through the entire process. they were assisted by jerry kelly and alex mask e who is now the spea

fair just because you earn more know that the person next to you that you have to pay their bills now? >> jonathan: no, it was wrong in 2021 when the study was done, it is still wrong today. the same logic applies. the left is focusing on the brb that california pays more when it comes to energy cost and that burden is shared among californians in general because of regulatory burden imposed by the left, that is the problem, not unilaterally impose flk income-based ties, it will not work. we've seen in studies already, looks like the working poor could bear the brunt of it and pay more than they are right now, it does a disservice and people who invest in renewable energy and solar panels, they will get breaks on this deal. it is very counter intuitive to the mission and logically flawed. >> ashley: i agree, jonathan madison, thank you for your time and your take on all of it. protesters rushing the stage where governor ron desantis was delivering a speech in new hampshire over the weekend. watch this. >>en 14, 16, 18. yeah, thank you. [yelling] [chanting] >> got to have a little spice in the spee

jonathan, good morning. >> bill, good morning. it appears that there's a break in the case.arlier this morning, the sheriff's office in marion county sent out an alert to media telling them that sheriff billy woods would hold a news conference during this hour to announce, quote, information regarding breaking news updates and arrests in the recent triple homicide. the sheriff says 15 investigators on the case have been gathering physical and digital evidence including security camera video of 16-year-old layla silvernail's car, security camera video taken before and after she was fatally wounded. a witness heard gunshots and saw the vehicle, layla's vehicle, roll slowly into a dumpster at a rural construction site. >> as the vehicle drove off, and you know that the first victim's body was at the dumpster. so we can only preclude that the suspects at that time fled the scene in the victim's vehicle. >> on friday authorities discovered the body of a 17-year-old male, who had been shot and left on the side of the road. on saturday, they found layla's missing car. it was partia

jonathan. >> thank you, bill. >> sandra: interesting stuff. chicago is a breeding ground for crime and chaos putting residences and small businesses on high alert. couple that with high taxes and major corporations like boeing and cat pillar ditching the windy city, it's delivering a blow to the economy and its image can a new mayor further to the left than lori lightfoot gets things back on track? thanks for joining us. robert, i'll start with you first. you know i know that city very well. it's hard to imagine it turning around any time soon. it has gotten that bad. is this new mayor going to bring about necessary change? >> you know, i'm a big fan of the governor. i don't know anything about this mayor. he's more left than i would be. i'm much more of a moderate. i like mayor adams in new york city. i think you have to find the right balance between crime and education. and listen, this is not about chicago. right? chicago is in the top ten city for crime. i'll not is not a top ten state for crime. i've been listening to you. crime is every

jonathan hunt, thank you. >> bill: so miller beer, miller high lite beer calls itself the champagne ofe champagne regulators had enough. they destroyed more than 2,000 cans of miller claiming it violates strict e.u. rules that protect the wine known as champagne. comedian tom shillue is laughing about it earlier. the quote from the guy who runs the committee. this destruction is the result of a successful collaboration between belgian customs authorities and committee champagne. >> they have to protect their name. that's what these people do. they live and breathe champagne and i even correct people sometimes when they say would you like champagne? you can't call it champagne unless it is champagne. >> dana: it is one of the reasons that led to brexit. the e.u. was -- the u.k. was frustrated because the e.u. was saying you couldn't call things what you would normally call them and it became too much with regulation. >> i'm into barber shop quartet is what i sing. people say i used to sing that in college. that's duop. it's not the same thing. >> bill: the gal to use champagne in their

coming up full reaction, analysis with joe tacopina, bill hemmer, jonathan turturley, eri trump. president trump wrapped up his speech. the president pointed out a history, all the unfairness, unprecedented, frankly, that he's faced since coming down that escalator. no one man has ever been subjected to anything like this in the history of the country. the media clueded to destroy him from day one. the president laid out what he did successfully as president. it was a powerful case. he all laid out that this is a nation in decline. five presidents could not mess the country up more than joe biden. also talked about investigations that never seem to go away the entire time since he came down that escalator. take a look. >> i never thought anything like this could happen in america. never thought it could happen. the only crime that i have committed is to fearlessly defend our nation from those who seek to destroy it. [ applause ] now this massive election interference on a scale never seen before in our country, beginning with the radical left george soros backed prosecutor, alvin

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bill? well actually jonathan, we have an age limit on handguns. unfortunately, we have no such age limit on loan rifles like ar-15s, which makes absolutely no sense. our bill hasn't moved much. the hospital has finally got a committee hearing, seems to have found some obstacles, and we've got to keep pushing forward. the families from uvalde aren't going to stop. they're not gonna stop fighting for justice, i'm not going to stop fighting for justice, i'm so proud of everything that justin and his colleagues have done in tennessee, even getting -- to acknowledge that you need extreme risk protective orders. texas seems to be the last day to the dance. these republicans don't want to do anything in the state to protect our children. >> speaking of uvalde, family senator, your bill and others like it have the support of uvalde families, and kimberly mucha rubio who lost her daughter -- in the texas house quo, had this bill been the law in the state of texas one year ago, the gunman would not have been able to purchase the semi automatic weapon that us

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>> bill: further questions now jonathan turning with my very of me last hour talking about a case againstr him to leave the new york city residents the trump tower on fifth avenue and head downtown that the couple of miles drive into manhattan for his arraignment on criminal charges. in those charges are so said to be under seal. stemming from an investigation into hush money paid to an adult film star during the run-up to the 2,016 election will receive whether or not that's the case or not. once we find out a bit more later today. dana has a day off she is back in tomorrow. so she sidesteps all of this. and i'm bill good morning and welcome back. >> martha: good morning bill and everybody at home i now martha maccallum. right now as bill said wer

jonathan. so, raising the debt ceiling is supposed to be a rudimentary process. the effects of the cuts in this bill could force families and whole economy into a depression. what is at stake if congress and the president don't come to some agreement on this? >> first and foremost, jonathan, i think the way that you characterize house republicans defaulting on america-able is correct. it is important to consider how we got here in the first place. the hypocrisy shown by my colleagues on the other side of the aisle is both compounding and stunning. as you know, and as many of your viewers are aware, house republicans approved a debt ceiling increase multiple times during the course of the trump administration. everyone collectively recognizing that america has to pay bills. the full faith and credit of the united states should never be put at risk. what has changed? clearly this is pure politics at its worst. it is unfortunate because my colleagues have now decided to literally and infect take the american economy hostage by threatening this catastrophic default which would have staggering consequenc

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. >> bill: david spunt, d.o.j. jonathan turley joins me now. welcome back. a couple technical questions here. how much thought have you given to consideration for the judge to put a gag order on the former president after the appearance tomorrow? >> that is one of the questions that many of us will be asking tomorrow. judges have become increasingly aggressive in imposing gag orders in high-profile cases. this is unique. you have someone who is a candidate for the presidency of the united states. this is one of the court issues that will be part of that campaign. trump is already campaigning on the weaponization of the criminal justice system. i think a gag order would be quite problematic and potentially unconstitutional. i can't imagine a judge gagging a presidential candidate to talk about a matter of such great public importance. i am generally not a fan of gag orders because of first amendment issues. but here i think a gag order would find really a skeptical series of appeals in front of courts. i think they would probably challenge that quickly. >> bi

. >> bill: sir, thank you for your time. jonathan turley. see what comes next, right? >> dana: you were right, tomorrow is wednesday for everybody keeping count of their days. >> bill: if desantis does get in the race interesting to see how it plays out in the primary. in every one of his appearances and speeches he says florida is where woke goes to die. how does that resonate with republicans who will be the ones who are voting in this iowa, new hampshire and south carolina? it is almost like issue number one for him at the moment. >> dana: we'll see. people are also clamoring for some sort of discussion amongst all the candidates, including the democrats, about an economic growth plan. what are we going to go to get this economy moving forward? >> florida has been growing, that's for sure. >> dana: we might hear more about that. take a look here. >> there is no way this is a scam. this is my daughter's voice. this wasn't just some person pretending. as a mother you know your daughter's voice. this was my daughter. >> bill: it was not her daughter's voice in this case

of what we'll see on these future crewed missions both to the moon and mars. >> bill: it was something to watch, jonathanwe'll keep our fingers crossed for launch number two. nice to see you. a new study by the journal of the american medical association showing that one in four middle and high school kids are abusing prescriptions like adderall facing a national shortage pushing people to get it elryly which is the danger. what looks like medications bought online or shared among friends or family members can contain fentanyl or the substances that can result in overdoses. bridget brennan is the new york city special narcotics prosecutor and she knows it as well as anybody. what is your initial reaction to the news today? >> i think it is really important that you do what you are doing, inform people. there has been a bit of a shortage of adderall and people are taking to online sources, to their friends and people who might be selling on the street to get it. and that is -- could be a deadly mistake as you have described, these pills are manufactured, counterfeit pills. they might contain fentanyl. the

jonathan serrie. it sounds suspicious. keep us posted. >> bill: a massive fire continues to burn at a recycling plant in eastern indiana, the town of richmond right near the ohio border and just looking at this plume of smoke from the other day all that smoke and soot and ash will spread into the community for several more days we're told. that serves as a warning for those who live there. >> the winds and intensity of the flames, our efforts were successful. it did not get into the residential area as far as the fire is concerned. >> there was an evacuation order still in place that affects 2,000 people who live there. ronnie coffee lives there and not ordered to get out but his business was shut out. thank you for your time. you live across the street from this plant. what does it look and smell like in your town? >> our business is across the street from the plant. a neighbor across the street lost two buildings. there is a smell depending what side of town you are on. it's a rough go around here. it's sur real. >> bill: how do you feel? >> i

reaction from disparate parts from the house gop to the debt ceiling bill do we think there's going to be enough votes here to pass it >> jonathans bill came out a lot of lawmakers told us up on capitol hill they're still going through specifics of this bill it spans 320 pages there are a lot of provisions in there, so lawmakers were quick to say they're still going through this bill. but in terms of reaction to it, it was pretty strong among house republicans to begin with. bob good who's a conservative repu republican, he was one of the hold outs during the speaker race back in january he thinks this could get 218 some other conservative fire brands say they were happy with what they've seen so far, and that's also because once you go into the details of what's in this proposal as you outlined before it talks about $4.5 trillion in spending which was a requirement about house republicans that any increase in the debt ceiling is paired with spending cuts and there's also a number of policy repeals in there. you talk about irs spending. these were things added in the final stages of negotiations in an effort to get some of these

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. >> jonathan: michelle, when we all sit down and watch the buffalo bills for the first time with damar, we are all going to be thinking -- >> we are going to be holding our collective breath is what we are going to be doing and hoping nothing at all happens to him. you are right about him being an inspiration. he is educating us by doing this. he is telling us what this is. and he also mentioned that this is the leading cause of death in youth sports and the reason being is because they don't have the personal or capability on the field and that is what he is doing this. that is why he is an inspiration. >> jonathan: extraordinary story in any way. maybe not quite such an extraordinary young man, prince harry. harry is going to the coronation for his dad, charles. meghan is not going to michelle. are you surprised? maybe it is the birthday -- >> it is archie's. >> jonathan: we don't care but happy birthday. >> you are british, come on. >> it was not a surprise. it was not a surprise at all. i think there is so much bad blood and she would be a distraction and i think they know it and e

jonathan: no announcement now. he signed a six week abortion ban. i've seen him do live on fox news billopposed to a little photo released at night and then he went to liberty university for a speech. liberty university and he did not mention what he just signed. how does this play out? >> i've been saying for years as someone who is pro-life that the way that these decisions should be made is state-by-state. they should not be federalized in any way. that if you care about the constitution and you believe in the constitution, this is one that should be made state-by-state. states are making these decisions. and florida, there is now a six week band. in new jersey, you can have an abortion up to the ninth month. you will see this across the country. there will be differences. >> jonathan: does this hurt desantis as a president or candidate? >> anything will hurt any candidate if they do not have a believable explanation for why they did what they did. what voters want more than anything else is for you to be authentic. they are willing to disagree with you, most voters, not all, but most

their demonstration comes as tennessee republican governor bill lee and build new school safety measures. fox news, jonathanmore on that and the latest on the shooting investigation. with this funding. we're taking the burden off of teachers and schools and districts. there is no excuse to not have a guard. every school. tennessee republican governor bill lee on monday pushed to make all schools safer following last week's shooting at covenant school in nashville, in which six people, including three children, were killed. lee unveiled a proposal to provide millions of dollars to tighten security, mainly by placing armed school resource officers at every single school in the state. the plan would not only cover all tennessee public schools, but it would also make funding available for private schools to hire armed guards. it would also boost mental health resources, but it needs approval from the state legislature. first there is a desire to find a way forward that protects kids. in schools and in a in a better way than we have today. nashville police investigating the covenant school shooting say the 28 ye

bill: a lot to follow. we'll put some of these questions to jonathan turley next hour. >> dana: two chinese american men arrested and charged with working for beijing on u.s. soil. they have been granted bail but prosecutors say they are a ring of chinese operatives. the weekend teen takeover of chicago is an embarrassment for the city and state so why are show leaders defending the chaos? >> they came with different intentions and they have and will be dealt with. i'm not going to use your language which i think is out of line. my retirement funds allow me to enjoy what i love to do. as long as you can make an impact, why stop? there are too many options. how do we decide what hotel to book? fear not, i got you! who are you? i'm your fairy hotel mother. what is happening? let me help you pick a hotel you feel good about. choice hotels is a family of brands, with a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. oooo, spacious! or, a cambria hotel downtown for just the two of you. hold my wand. don't wave it at anything. get the best price by booking direct at choicehotels.com. mmm! yeah! what did

bill. otherwise, we have done our job. jonathan: speaker mccarthy getting it done.ople did not think he would. coming to agreements with president biden we will see his response on that. no sign they are willing to come to the table and negotiate yet. but from goldman on tax receipts they are pushing back on their cap -- deadline. they said if the remaining receipts stay on this trend the treasury should be able to continue to make all scheduled payments until the end of the lie without an increase in debt i met. tom: i believe there was a lift as well. i looked and said really? so there we go. the dynamics were facing this this summer. and an uncertain fall as well. running us is camry. forget about all the blabber like the house will be defeated in the senate. i get all of that. but where will we be on labor day? >> that's a great question. at this point, we don't really know except for the fact with speaker mccarthy's victory yesterday which many were guessing he would not be able to get through, he had 15 rounds to become speaker, this was one vote and he was ab

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in the coming weeks the house will vote on a bill to lift the debt ceiling into the next year. jonathanplan and goal, house speaker kevin mccarthy addressing the new york stock exchange in the last four hours. on -- last 24 hours. unclear if his party is on board with that plan. bank of america numbers better than expected off the back of better-than-expected numbers from j.p. morgan, looking for morgan stanley tomorrow. equity futures on the s&p 500 up .4%, a lift in the equity market. the smallest of rallies in the treasury, yields down a sickle basis point, a 10 year, 3.5870. tom: we are watching the equity market and nudging toward 4200. and you heard what dan greenhaus said. it is an important day if we get a break on this stuff. jonathan: i think what dan greenhaus was getting back to the conversation we were having earlier saying he does not see a recession on the horizon and making the argument that maybe the fed needs to do more to slow down growth. that was the conversation of a month ago. lisa: he said potentially rates have to go to 600 or 700 basis points to achieve what 5%

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jonathan: that was as mediating a conversation at a bill burck. -- that was is mediating a conversationics. he's probably doing the coronation as well. i reviewed it yesterday. find a coach, i guess i just brought in here as well. jeremy hunt is an interesting guy. he's a different secretary of treasury. jonathan: hopefully we can catch up with him next time. interesting moves in the market and good morning to you. j.p. morgan came out earlier, way better-than-expected. raising their guidance as well. yields are flying by 15 basis points. i talk about a tight range for a two year treasury. we are back to 4.1%, higher 14 basis points. look at retail sales once, look at it twice and stripped out energy. lisa: that has kinda of been all the data. is this the big story, the head fake energy prices going down which causes a feeling of disinflation that was faster than it was. we have these headlines from fed governor chris waller saying he favors monetary policy tightening more consistently and rates are going to have to remain higher for longer because the progress on the core -- a ghost ou

this is a question of, if you can get 4%, five percent on t-bills, why are you holding in cash? jonathan not just about return on capital, but return of capital, which was the story of the stress of the last month. brad bauer was in the studio listening. wondering if he should hide under a rock and run away. did any of this resonate with you? >> i think there is a ton of challenges out there in the market. i think this idea of a bifurcated market, things moving different directions, is why we find ourselves within unchanged market this morning. which is symptomatic of what we have seen the last week. very low, realized volatility market. jonathan: fed borrowing data, stable the last week. bank lending data on friday, picking up again. some positives. lisa talked about stabilization. is it too early to sound the all clear? lisa: i think maybe. >> we saw one of the first banks reports, the large banks, city, jp, we saw positive price action. typically when you look at sector trends surrounding season, you see the first names report, the bellwethers and the whole sector tends to move. writi

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bill passed? there are not enough democrati votes to get him over th finish, line are there >> thank you so much for havin me, jonathant to see bishop - because it is his movement after going about ten years ag in the first place here an tomorrow he is like the godfather he has trainee his moral framework. and that is what i want to tal about. look at these fights for comments on gun laws, this i not an issue of left or right. it is a moral issue of right o wrong. these republican to people who live in suburban groups an counties by the need for gun laws this week, and othe people when you look at what is happening in tennessee, they pass laws accession to ban books and to ban the lgbtq community from having drag shows. to ban discussion of critica race theory. we cannot talk about the nee to ban weapons that are killin our children in schools. right here in elementary i nashville. so i do believe that the people, that there is a movement her that can change politica priorities the super majority say tha they won't act, but we kno that movements can force the to act and can change th conversation it won't change their

this bill has to go to the cbo and joint tax committee and we will see what they say about what it would save if anything. jonathanpublic is misled on this issue. this is about spending already agreed. i know you find it frustrating. just because you make the point around the debt ceiling does not mean that sustainability is not an issue that should be discussed. that's where this conversation goes. if you say you should lift the debt ceiling you set off people saying you don't care about that sustainability. you need to separate those two issues. we struggled to do that in this country. mike: both sides have to give up the political effort to gain advantage. lisa: thus i can happen. mike: the administration says they're willing to talk about it. it is not sustainable growth and we will have problems with entitlement programs and the shorter period than what people anticipated. do you sit down and hash out an actual plan. i go back to 1993, i'm sorry 89 george h w bush sitting down with the republicans at andrews air force base coming up with the plan. that was the no new taxes backtrack he did. they came up with

jonathan, we have a lon record and we've spoken to thi several times. we believe in congress has t do its constitutional duty and avoid a default in thi country. we have always paid our bills, we are a country who pays ou bills. that is a responsible thing to do, congress and a bipartisa way to three times with th last president, and they nee to do it again >> one of the things speaker mccarthy is saying is that h won't sit down and negotiate he said he would, but we haven't talked since earlier this year. now that speaker mccarthy ha released his debt ceiling plan why won't the president si down and negotiate with speake mccarthy >> the last we checked get sealing and making sure we don't default on our debt an we risk the full faith of th united states has been taken off the table. especially not by hous republicans. as you mentioned, 320 page bil that says, will avoid default, catastrophic calamity. economic calamity for families in exchange for cuts that hurt middle class and working class families the president has said, we are happy to talk about spending if you want to talk abou fiscal responsibility, thi president has a record o fiscal responsibility. he's presided

jonathan: if we take the whole curve out to the 10 year, let's cut off bills and say the 2-year notener. the reese deepening of the curve , taking away some of that inversion because we are pricing in a lot of rate cuts. i wonder in your mind whether that move has gone too far too quickly based on what we expect from the federal reserve later this year. ian: i think the outcome between now and the end of the year is particularly binary. we will either end the year with effective fed funds at 5.1% as the fed has already suggested, or things will go bad enough that the fed will need to cut 150 or 200 basis points to offset any slowdowns in the real economy or increase in the unemployment rate. tom: there is such respect for the persistence and quality of your work. i want you to speak to the younger turks of fixed income who are getting used to an environment we knew decades ago. what is the number one pro tip you have for people who went from negative real yields, negative rates, out to where we were, harkening back to another time? what is your number one pro tip? ian: it is a great

jonathan karl has exclusive and a view with republican senator lindsey graham on the follow-up from the pentagon intelligence leak, plus democrat asked senator amy klobuchar on the legal battle over access to the abortion billore the supreme court. >> now to the wild weather this weekend, ten states in the east facing a severe weather threat after storms wreaked havoc yesterday. samara theatre is here with the latest. it looks like you're starting there in missouri. >> yes, good morning. yesterday we had severe storms drive through the heartland, real impressive updrafts brought down some hefty hail. this is newport missouri, storm traits are out there, you can see how it shattered the glass. actually 4-inch hail, that's about the size of a softball. these are the hail reports, 145 reports from yesterday. what's going to happen is this line of storms is now moving to the east. it's not quite as robust, we're looking at a marginal threat. by 7:00 p.m. we could see some storms stretching from pittsburgh up into detroit down into roanoke, charlotte, and myrtle beach. >> all right, let's hope everyone stays safe. now to the major week ahead of the supreme court, the battle over the abortion pill front and cente

bill and jay clayton together, the first time they have been together underperforming. cliff asniss. one michael bloomberg did better than good. jonathan by steve pagliuca. what did you do to win this bracket? is it like the day-to-day grind of the celtics means you have it all figured out? steve: i wish that was the case. i was just lucky and happy to have the money go to the alliance, these amazing charities set up by robert kraft and michael rubin to give prisoners work. four million people are on parole and the system needs to be reformed. i'm very grateful to bloomberg and to the basketball gods that helped me this year. tom: the basketball gods gave us as well -- i'm not up to speed on this. if i'm out of turn, say so. boy, did the women deliver this year. it was a real turning point where america paid attention in a new way to women's ncaa basketball. steve: absolutely. all of women's sports are getting more attention. people love to watch sports and the level of competition was probably the best ever. fantastic final. tom: an important day for all global wall street and american wall street. jamie dimon jp morgan published a le

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jonathan: then we will talk about how that will spill out if the tension spills over. lisa: can you imagine if congress members talk about the t-bill should be frightened. tom: thank you for watching in the philippines today. i got an email from manila. this is like what brinkley used to do. he would lean back like this. jonathan: then you are off mike. tom: it creates space in the room. thanks for watching in manila. jonathan: do you think people want to hear space in the room? tom: absolutely. ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. booking. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network. hi, i'm jason