it concerns justin trudeau.worst head of state in the world, he also has the most ridiculous costumes. justin trudeau loves to dress up, you are seeing examples on the screen now. some call this cultural appropriation. some call it something darker. this week he was at it again. he wore a new classroom to an event and was heckled by a man in the crowd. what was justin trudeau dressed as as he was yelled at? a, a cowboy, a biker, or speaking of the village people, a construction worker? dagen! >> he was dressed as a construction worker. >> tucker: that would be my guess with the naughty little mustache. was justin trudeau dressed as a construction worker? roll tape, please. >> this is a big deal! >> way, i have something to say. i think the big reveal is that tucker thinks construction workers have a naughty little mustache is. >> tucker: no, i don't! i said the justin trudeau version of a construction worker has a naughty little mustache. give me just one, the village people question. >> this is my mama, i'm goi

she appeared in a photograph with someone justin trudeau doesn't like.at least one check or balance left in canada. judge ordered her release from jail. keith wilson has her attorney. mr. wilson, thanks for coming on. are we over several find what happened to your client? did she commit some violent crime we are not aware of? >> no, she committed the most minor crime we have and it's called the crime of mischief. the police if they find teenagers misbehaving, they will get them go home back to the basement. it's remarkable what happened. as you know, our prime minister has expressed admiration for two different government systems in the world. one is communist china the other is his dear friend or perhaps more, castro's cuba. we are no longer the true north strong and free. >> tucker: no longer a free country and i say that with great sadness. is anyone noticing? if you're prime minister jails a woman and tries to keep her there without bail because she complained about it, that seems like a human rights violation of the most serious magnitude. has anyon

then when she wasas released on bail, justin trudeau had her jailed again. whyy?s the crime when sheh appeared in a photograph with someone justin trudeau doesn'tne like? thankfully, there is at least one check or balance left inn i canada wednesday. a judge ordered her released from jail. keith wilson is her attorney. hett joins us now. miss wilson, thanks so much for coming on . so are we overstating or oversimplifying what happened to your clientve and she commit some violent crime that we're not aware of? no, she committed the most minor crime that we have in our criminal code, tucker, and it's called the crime of mischief. it's the same crime that t the police, if they find teenagers misbehaving in a park, they'll threaten them with get them tote go home and back to the basement. it'sge remarkable what's happend herebl, as you know. well, our prime minister has expressed admiration for two different government systems in the world. one is communist chinaenist ande other is his dear friend or perhaps more the castros cuba. and we're no longer the true north, s

well, canadian prime minister justin trudeau commented on the transfer of the turbine for the russianord stream 1 pipeline. he says that it was a difficult decision, i remind you that on july 10, the media reported that canada agreed to hand over a repaired siemens turbine to germany. it is needed in order to restore the full operation of the russian gas pipeline, the nord stream, the first in ukraine, they said that canada succumbed to pressure from russia, the turbine built by the german company siemens energy canada canada was repaired at the company's plants in montreal, but its return to russia was complicated by the sanctions that canada imposed after the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine , these sanctions prohibit the export of certain technology goods to russia, including the turbine in fact, by returning the turbine, canada made an exception for russia, german high-ranking officials called on canada to find a way to return the turbine, since germany allegedly feared that russia would use the issue as an excuse to shut down the nord stream pipeline and thus impede germany

what was justin trudeau dressed as he was yelled at? was he dressed as a cowboy, be a biker or c speaking iner the village? people are, construction worker again. >> he was dressed as a construction worker. >> that would be my guess. with the naughty little mustache. but let's find out. was justin trudeau as ae, construction worker? >> roll tape, please. real estate in the wizard. big deal now, tucker, wait, i got something to say. i think that the big reveal is that tucker thinksio construction workers have naughty little mustache. no, i don't. i think i should do encourage them to. construction worker has a naughty of. but can i also add here, jimmy , just one village people question. >> oh, this is my moment. i'm going to sing one time by whitney houston and this is a big deal . "on your prize is a commemorativene mug of a man called kpl. moment of silence, ladies and gentlemen, who remains in prison today and is not watching butriso will be out at some point in the next 30 years. the jagan jimmy , thanks to you both. jimmy , congrat

first, justin trudeau, who for the record is a dictator, banned handguns.fertilizer. "the federal government looking to impose a requirement to reduce nitrous oxide emissions saying that the greenhouse gas contributes to climate change." jerry knows a lot about agriculture, he's a former minister of agriculture. we are happy to have them join us. thanks so much. if trudeau does this, what will happen to canadian agriculture. >> banning fertilizer because at the end of the day this is his petulance coming through in response to the trucker convoy that took over his home city for about three weeks last winter and there's been other trucker rallies pretty much sri lanka. we saw it happening there. salt of the earth producers pushed too far. seeing the same thing in holland, italy, and you'll see it in canada if he continues on this very dangerous path. as you point out, the border between canada and the u.s. is just that, we are very synergistic when it comes to food production. we buy a lot of inputs from the u.s. including nitrogen, and we send a lot of prod

justin trudeau?next move? is he going to get my haircut? >> kayleigh: it looks better than what he currently has. i would imagine that you do not need a haircut. you're perfect. all right, in case you missed it, today is the day for my a big reveal. it is baby blake, she has here believe it or not. going to have a little brother or sister. >> harris: your shoes are beautiful. and i'm just going to go with healthy baby. >> kayleigh: healthy baby, that's what matters, steve. >> steve: i thought about this the moment i was going to be talked about this this morning. i knew you wanted a boy. so i will go for a boy. >> kayleigh: emily? >> emily: girl, pink. >> kayleigh: no, no pink and blue shoes will change in the next block. what color will they change to? >> harris: there they are. >> kayleigh: i will go with girl. you wanted healthy come i love at all. we will find out next. ♪ ♪ oh, hey. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thou

pope francis's weeklong trip to canada the pope landed safely in edmonton on sunday greeted by justin trudeau's jay gray is in edmonton with more on this. hi, jay. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, frances. pope francis is expected to make that formal apology during his first public speech of the trip a bit later this morning when he meets with survivors and indigenous leaders at a formal residential school the pontiff continues to battle both mobility and health problems a traditional honor welcome as pope francis arrives in canada for what he calls a pilgrimage of penance after loud protests from indigenous leaders for decades, the upon active will apologize for so much. >> for those who colonize and chri christianized, he's apologizing. >> i expect he's coming to canada to remove some of those wounds. >> reporter: there are concerns over health issues leading to speculation he may step down as the leader of the roman catholic faith, but the pope insists, quoting here, god is not asking me to resign the vatican does acknowledge at 85 years old and with his physical issue, the po

prime minister justin trudeau was on hand to greet the pope along with the attorney general and indigenous leaders. the pope's trip as part of the church's effort to reconcile with the indigenous community for abuses by missionaries. >>> we are back in 90 seconds just ahead, making it in the bay. getting more challenging. which area cities top the list. >>> it may be regular. >>> on your mark, get set, go as we move forward one of san francisco's biggest races begins with no pandemic restrictions. we will take you to the 40 fifth annual marathon. >>> gorgeous condition, 75, blue skies, it may be turning more hazy with the smoke advisory around the bay area tomorrow, we will talk more about that and a warm-up. >>> ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedem

nato will not do without ukraine, as we can see, and meanwhile the prime minister of canada, justin trudeauhe recently stated that any european country committed to common democratic values ​​can apply for membership in nato, he also says that he supports nato's open door policy for any european state capable of meeting membership requirements, he emphasized that canada will support the acquisition of sweden and finland membership in nato and will everything possible to ratify this decision as soon as possible, and at the same time, canada is working on finalizing an agreement to provide ukraine with 39 armored combat support vehicles, they intended for the canadian army and were in the process of delivery, but instead will end up on the ukrainian front, but then he noted that the light armored equipment that is going to be transferred to canada will be extremely effective, in addition, the ukrainians will receive an additional six high -resolution cameras for use on drones byraktar agreement on the supply of bro the support of machines designed exclusively for the transportation of troops

joe biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau are both suffering from higher levels of disapproval than approval as a result of their own domestic political failures. political points out the western leaders treated the latest g 7 summit as a refuge from their generally dismal approval ratings. back home with our own houses in such a mess. poland prime minister is concerned about growing western indifference to the ukraine conflict. western communities must understand that this war is also about their security. i'm afraid that the coming months will bring more indifference and this is extremely dangerous. unfortunately, putin is also counting on it. sorry, but western leaders just can't keep allowing their domestic responsibilities and growing in popularity among their own populations. to take a back seat while they focus all their energies on sticking it to russian, president fly reproving. meanwhile, the cost of the conflict itself in ukraine for these leaders is continuing to grow . self imposed anti russian sanctions on you, european nation energy supplies are now sparking talk

president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy said this during a conversation with canadian prime minister justin trudeaue head of state also thanked the canadian colleagues for the constant and powerful defense support of our state and emphasized that the international position on sanctions should be principled. putin 's mercenaries kidnap and kill ukrainian children. the imf predicts the further decline of the world economy and the contender for putin's seat, patrushev, what the front pages of the world press write about, further in our international review putin orders russian soldiers to kidnap children in ukraine, the swedish newspaper auton-bladed writes about this, the publication accuses russia of yet another war crime, because putin's mercenaries continue to illegally transport children from the occupied ukrainian territories, our little lisa - american journalists of the new york post talk about the shelling of vinnytsia with enemy missiles, in particular, the article also talks about the victim of russian terrorism, lisa, while the british sander and telegraph writes that the kremlin is purpos

with australian prime minister anthony out an s e calling giant on the world stage and canada's justin trudeauing this, he was a thoughtful. >> compassionate. >> leader understood the importance of service understood the importance of building a better world. the motives of the shooter tetsuya imogen me not entirely known. >> but police say you have a gun. admitted to attacking ave saying he believed rumors ave was connected to an organization. police did not identify. authorities say they found other homemade weapons and a computer at the shooter's home. >> and that was evan lambert reporting for us tonight. condolences bay among political leaders have coming up, a bipartisan manner. former president trump calling him a great man and leader and former president barack obama in a statement bay was devoted to his country and the alliance between the u.s. and japan. >> coming up, we'll be speaking live with seen it even sure on the fallout between elon musk and twitter after musk pulls out of the after musk pulls out of the 44 billion dollar acquisition. alright. shortest roost fry drives next.

of course, canada is now training in as prime minister justin trudeau alleged their rushes to blame for the current food crisis, insisting it's the west who is quote, working very, very hard to try and mitigate the ongoing issues. however, it was leaders from turkey in the united nations who heard the latest deal. so western governments including canada and the u. s. should probably stick to both saying about the massive security assistance they are sending to ukraine. in fact, the by an administration just signed off on it, 16, the weapons package to key yet this one includes additional hi mars rocket systems for a package that comes with a price tag, a 270 $1000000.00. this includes president biden's announcement of a presidential drop down of security assistance valued at up to $175000000.00, as well as $95000000.00 in ukraine security assistance initiative. funds. the united states has now committed approximately $8200000000.00 in security assistance to ukraine since the beginning of the bite and administration. so where does that leave the state of the great deal that was just made

of his week-long trip across canada among those on hand to greet the pope were prime minister justin trudeau general mary may simon. the pope is expected to apologize to indigenous groups for abuses made by catholic missionaries at residential schools in canada. the week-long trip will see the pope head to quebec city and the north. >>> the investigation into the january 6th attack on our capitol, members of the house select committee are already giving clues as to the evidence and witnesses they are looking into as they prepare for another rupd of public hearings planned for september. nbc's chris pallone joins us live from d.c. one person lawmakers want to hear from is the wife of supreme court justice clarences ght, gii thomas has come under scrutiny for text messages she allegedly sent questioning the results of the 2020 election. the committee signaling they want to question her about communications with both former president trump and chief of staff mark meadows "the washington post" reported thomas sent emails to 29 arizona state lawmakers urging them to help overturn mr. trump's loss

francis still experiencing knee pain, arrived in a wheelchair, at the airport was prime minister justin trudeau and leaders of the indigenous community. but gone were the outward displays of joy we've come to expect when the pope comes to town. that's because as francis himself has put it, this is a penitential journey meant to atone for how the catholic church mistreated indigenous children starting back in the 19th century. now, the canadian government forced more than 100,000 indigenous children into residential schools where they were forbidden to speak their language, assimilated, and christianized. these schools were mostly managed by the church. the last one closed in 1997. many children were also abused and death rates were exponentially higher compared to the general population with students succumbing to malnutrition andsometh the pare international uproar over reports that presumed unmarked graves of children were discovered using ground-penetrating radar though this is important to note. none have been exhumed to be verified. in april, a delegation of indigenous canadians visited th

among those on hand to greet the pope were prime minister justin trudeau as well as indigenous governor general mary may simon. the pope is expected to apologize to indigenous groups for abuses made by catholic missionaries at residential schools in canada. >>> leaked audio has led to the firing of a mississippi police chief. the 13-minute recording allegedly reveals the former chief using slurs and bragging about killing 13 people. reporter quentin smith with our jackson affiliate has those details. >> terminate chief sam dobbins from the position of chief of police with the city of lexington. >> reporter: this is the news many in lexington were hoping to hear. >> today the community of lexington, mississippi, received justice. >> reporter: the board made its decision just days after former lexington police officer robert lee hooker released an audio recording from april he says the conversation is between him and dobbins, who at a time was his police chief. hooker accuses of dobbins of creating a stressful and toxic work environment. >> i just got to the point where you're not doing t

ukraine in the war that russia unleashed on this was stated by the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau the rope not to be blackmailed by the kremlin and to cancel the decision on the turbine, the ministries of energy and foreign affairs called the transfer a dangerous precedent that goes against the principle of the rule of law and will only strengthen moscow's sense of impunity ukrainians pay with their lives for european security so aid to kyiv should be increased, as nato secretary general and genstoutenberg stated during the hearings in the european parliament, now the support of ukraine from the alliance and the eu is being measured money however, the price may be much higher if ukraine does not resist the russian invasion, it is a sovereign independent state with a population of more than 40 million people who live in europe and was severely attacked by a much more powerful russia if we do not react to it after what we saw in buch and other places, in my opinion, this would not correspond to decent behavior from neighbors and friends of ukraine, it is in our interests to help ukr

met on the tarmac by canada's first indigenous governor, general mary simon and prime minister justin trudeau. the pope described the trip as a penitential pilgrimage more than 150,000 indigenous children were forced to attend christian schools from the 19th century until the 19 seventies. it was an organized effort to isolate them from the influence of their homes and culture. christianizing assimilate them into mainstream society and a form of cultural genocide. another shark sighting along new york's atlantic ocean coastline is causing some beach closures. there have been at least six reported shark bites this summer along the shore of long island. video was captured this week of a shark jumping up out of the water and spinning around before splashing back in. also this week, a dead juvenile great white shark washed up on the shore's near the hamptons. marine experts say the south shore of long island is believed to be a nursery for great white sharks, and they're not uncommon in these waters. but they do get curious when there is splashing or kicking around in the waves. that is almost li

conversation, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky, thanked the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau this happened yesterday evening, for the constant powerful defense support of ukraine. turbines and for the northern stream, one and e-e emphasized that the international position regarding sanctions should be principled, so let's go further and e to p. vitaly kulyka, the question is whether the e-e decision of saudi arabia will actually help to increase production of oil up to 13 million barrels per day, reduce russia's profits in this area and hit the aggressor country powerfully, or is this decision still not enough, then i need to ask mr. vitaly , first of all, the audits promised to increase production capacity, not directly production, and this is quite important the difference is because the production capacity is one story, and the daily production that takes place immediately is another story, and 13 million tons is meant by 2027, so talk about the fact that it can collapse the russian positions on the market that this does not take into account the interests of all opec play

still experiencing knee pain arrived in a wheelchair at the airport with prime minister justin trudeaugone were the outward displays of joy we've come to expect when the pope comes to town. that's because as francis himself has put it, this is a penetential journ yimpt they put more than 100,000 indigenous children into schools and they were mostly managed by the church. the last one closed in 1997. many children were also abused and death rates were exnentiay higher compared to the general population. students succumbing to malnutrition and disease, sometimes without their parents even being notified. last year there was an international uproar over reports that presumed unmarked graves of children were discovered using ground penetrating radar though this is important to note, none have been exhumed to be verified. in april a group visited the vatican where pope francis apologized for, quote, deplorable abuses by some in the catholic church. pope francis is expected to apologize one more time as he meets with members of the indigenous community for the first five days. that is expect

(applause) so, what's justin trudeau doing with all that ice cream cash? he sure as hell ain't spending it on haircuts. and i hear you asking, "steve, does this get any worse?" well, hold on to your timbits, because look what my stolen and renamed ice cream flavor appears right next to in canadian freezers! "the tonight-dough avec jeemee fall-ohn!" quebecwhaaaaa? they just frenchify his flavor with the "avec" and keep him on it, but i get bumped for a farm animal? come on! there are plenty of canadian celebrities to use for pun ice cream names! ryan gos-lick! gordon lightfudge! joni mint-chill! we cannot let this stand, people. it is time to act. it is ice cream season in america, and my body may be fine with lactose, but it is injustice-intolerant. so, i want every person in the united states to go out and buy as much americone dream as you can find, i want you to find it, buy it. (applause) , i want you to then eat it, obviously take a nap. then mail your empty americone dream container to someone in canada. this's address, someone, canada. i expect ever

he's no justin trudeau, is not a low iq fascists who would be working as an instagram influence or if't have his own army. he's not the president of ukraine who shuts down television stations who dare to criticize him and arms. in conventional terms, bolsonaro is liberal, he has done nothing to stop civil liberties in brazil. at the same time he is a nationalist come he cares about his country, he resists china. therefore he must be stopped. george soros hates him, so does jill biden. he's not with the program. naturally we wanted to meet him, yesterday we did, we sat with him for more than an hour and the first thing we learned was the left in brazil hates him very much, they try to kill him when he first ran for president four years ago with very little money and the backing of no party, he came out of nowhere to get 57 million votes. he almost didn't survive to be elected. he was stabbed by a leftist almost to death at a rally at which point the left funded lawyers to come in and rescue his attempted murderer. an amazing story that hasn't gotten a ton of coverage in the united stat

a difficult but correct decision is how canadian prime minister justin trudeau described the transfer noted that such a step was necessary to support germany and europe against the backdrop of a difficult situation. in the energy sector, without this equipment, no more than 30 million cubic meters of gas per day can be pumped along the route, vladimir putin said answering questions from journalists in tehran, where he met with the leaders of iran and turkey, the president added that another machine should go for repairs in july. at the same time, she especially learned gazprom has always fulfilled its obligations for the supply of energy carriers, i will add , according to the information of the realtor, after the completion of technical works. on thursday. the volume of pumping through the nord stream will be approximately at the same level as before them, in the region of 67 million cubic meters per day. the us department of justice seeks additional powers for itself at a senate judiciary committee hearing, a federal prosecutor proposed increasing the statute of limitations for viol

that he said that these western leaders would look bad with their shirts off with one exception, justin trudeau probably wants to call putin. i know we are not getting along. but you didn't mean me, right? >> greg: it takes a lot of shoe polish to cover his bare chest. >> kat: because he was in blackface. that's why. >> greg: jim, care to comment on either toxic masculinity or boris johnson's hair? >> jim: have boris assume that putin is a man, that's a reckless statement. we don't know what's going on. he could be transitioning. he has already got the boobs. that's a reckless statement by boris. >> kat: i would kill for a rack like that. >> greg: are you happy paying for more gas knowing we are fighting a war thousands of miles away? >> jim: i'm not. go out and buy a $70,000 car. eventually you'll get your money back in 17 years, you'll break even. instead of buying a honda accord for 20,000. no one is thinking like that? >> greg: do they still make accords? >> jim: i've got one. how do you think i got here. >> greg: tom, this is kind of disturbing, don't you think. it's like something that yo

. >> stephen: in response, canadian premier justin trudeau joked that western leaders could try to matchaked torso pictures with a "bare-chested horseback riding display." yes, that's how you show the russians who's boss. who could forget the potsdam conference when harry truman intimidated stalin with a nip-slip. ( laughter ) give 'em hell, harry. putin wasn't amused by the comments. today, he responded, "i don't know how they wanted to get undressed, above or below the waist, but i think it would be a disgusting sight in any case." below the waist? so, boris's johnson? ( laughter ) ( applause ) very general. thank you very much, joseph. and i'll have you know that many g7 leaders are actually very fit. i mean, who doesn't want to see emmanuel macron take his shirt off-- and then maybe that sweater he's got on under that shirt. ( laughter ) man goes through a lot of conditioner. vlad continued, "to look good it's necessary to stop abusing alcohol and other bad habits, do physical exercise, and take part in sports." sorry to inform you, vlad, but boris... johnson... plays... sport. ( che

contributor to the world economic forum -- i'm canadian, it's very similar to our prime minister justin trudeauwilling to push anyone out of the way that is in his way of a glorious 2030, which is when his plan really kicks in. he wants to reduce nitrogen emissions by so much by 2030 that that's going to throw tens of thousands of farmers in the netherlands out of jobs. >> laura: i want to share with the audience something a trucker told you about their inspiration, watch. >> lots of people got inspired by the freedom convoy in canada, way before when the covid protests started. lots of people followed the truckers in canada and some of those people are joining the convoys in the netherlands to support the farmers. >> laura: this is becoming a global freedom movement, freedom to have livestock, grow crops versus limiting crops, livestock, meat production for some vision. this is the basic precept of freedom. >> the freedom seed was planted when all those truckers drove to ottawa and people around the world realized there's more of us then of wf contributors. these people are fighting for their

it has inspired justin trudeau to rename -- to renew a campaign promise. reopen the debate, the pro-life lobby are already celebrating what they believe is a historic victory. here's the report. >> it's caroline calling, we have the first woman requesting an abortion from the u.s., she is coming from ohio. >> they are preparing for something they never thought would happen, treating an american patient. she is traveling from ohio where abortion is now we illegal. -- is now illegal. >> every effort will be made to accommodate u.s. people coming to this country. we will make the trip as easy as possible and accommodate your choice, we will support your right to make the best choices for your health and safety. >> pro-choice advocates say that america just went back in time 50 years, something they don't want to happen in canada. >> most of us never thought 10 years ago that roe v. wade would have fallen. now we need to be rexamining our thoughts about our rights in canada. it has given us a moment of pause in canada. >> following the overturning o roe v. wad

indigenous leaders, elders, and former residential school students, as well as prime minister, justin trudeau, and governor, general mary simon. his apologies applause and cheers, at the end of his speech, and indigenous leader placed a ceremonial headdress on his head. mike is in bessemer city, north carolina. mike, go ahead. >> good morning. yes, i wanted to talk about mainly the illegal immigration and the crime in the country. if you watch cnn and msnbc, abc, cbs, none of them are actually showing the big invasion on the southern border. they just released numbers, the government did, of 900,000 -- that's not accounting the ones that came in through the border and the biden administration and mayorkas say the border is closed. but, you know, you've got the mayor of new york city, you've got the mayor of washington d.c., now complaining that their homeless shelters are full of illegal aliens. but fox and newsmax are the only two channels that are showing all of this border crossing down there. i mean, the liberal channels are a willing to show it. >> that's my can north carolina our open f

with australian prime minister anthony out an s e calling giant on the world stage and canada's justin trudeau saying this, he was a thoughtful. >> compassionate. >> strong leader understood the importance of service. >> understood the importance of building a better world. the motives of the shooter tetsuya imogen me not entirely known but police say you have a gun. admitted to attacking ave saying he believed rumors ave was connected to an organization. police did not identify. authorities say they found other homemade weapons and a computer at the shooter's home. >> that was evan lambert reporting for us tonight and condolences bay among political leaders have been coming in in a bipartisan manner. former president trump called him a great man and leader and former president barack obama. in a statement bay was devoted to his country and the alliance between the u.s. and japan. >> coming up, an evacuation shelter now open for people escaping that wildfire in yosemite will have the latest. >> plus, a recent poll shows money is a growing concern for americans. but the latest economic report s

justin trudeau stepped in and sanctions were circumvented so they could come back to europe.iting to see if that machinery gets replaced and whether it comes back fully online. ultimately, whether or not gazprom supplies gas into this winter and beyond is really up to one man, at the kremlin. haidi: simon casey there with the latest. meantime, demand for cooling is soaring with the heat wave in europe, risking the supply of vital commodities as well. annabelle is looking into this. annabelle: we are definitely seeing pressure on supplies of commodities into europe. this major heat wave the continent. in germany, the riverine saw a key bottleneck, shipments of key commodities like call and gas that. pastor the continent. . water levels have significantly dropped, well below the -- in germany, we saw that river rhine with a key bottleneck, shipments of key commodities like paul and gas that passed through the continent. water levels have significantly dropped. we can also take a look at what is happening in the seasonal factors. we are seeing temperatures much harder. this line

he was met at the airport by representatives of indigenous groups as well as by prime minister justin trudeau francis did not take the stairs to come down for the papal plane, we know he has been dealing with a knee issue for some time, he took a chairlift from the side back of the plane, and was put into a wheelchair. on the plane francis was standing, walking up and down the aisles with the aid of a cane, in order to say hello to journalists. given that his knee issue caused him to cancel only three weeks ago a trip to africa, we will have to see how the pope holds up during his six-day visit to canada. after a 10 1/2 hour flight from rome sunday is a rest day for the pope, his first full day of meetings and events begins monday morning. cnn, edmonton. >>> still to come, how ukraine hopes to export its wheat if russia fails to honor the new grain deal. details on plan b, next. whoa..... ...which leaves you feeling... ahhhhhhh listerine. feel the whoa! if maga republicans get their way, abortion will be banned nationwide, with no exceptions. medicare and social security will end in five year

he also criticized french president macron and canadian prime minister justin trudeau as well. he did not pull back any punches, bret in that speech. >> bret: all right, shannon, thank you. we will see you don't. president biden has authorized the completion of the border wall in open area near yuma, arizona another reversal of policy for the president who vowed not to add to his predecessor's efforts in any way on that project. we have fox team coverage of the immigration crisis. gillian turner in washington with reaction to the mayor's request in washington, d.c. for national guard troops to help deal with the influx of migrants bused here from texas and arizona. but, first up, correspondent steve harrigan in eagle pass, texas with the latest on the border wall. good evening, steve. >> good evening, bret. as you stand here in eagle pass, you will see people cross the river behind me every single day in a quiet battle. >> the water flows south. the people flow north. by the dozens, the hundreds, or single families. plastic bags and infants held above the current. sometimes the

you heard him, he went after france's emmanuel macron, justin trudeau of canada.boris johnson because he seems to mock him, almost make fun of him, he also went after prince harry. so very unusual for a justice on foreign soil, i'm sure it's not unprecedented, to go after the foreign leaders. what makes it so really unusual, i guess, is the iffact that thi is such a landmark decision. >> right, it's not a laughing matter. >> reporter: yeah. and it's also so raw here, fred. so he's giving that talk on religious liberty, he brings this up, seems to mock the foreign leaders. i will say the talk on religious liberty, he is the justice on the court, the most likely to be protective of religious conservatives. another odd thing about that is he was talking almost as if he's losing on that issue, or the courts here in the u.s. are losing on the subject of religious liberty, and nothing could be farther from the truth, the conservatives are moving more and more to protect religious conservatives. so there was alito, appearing for the first time, giving these comments, but

he will be traveling to quebec in a few hours where he will meet with prime minister yus conti justin trudeaund other officials. although the pope has publicly apologized several times for the suffering of the indigenous canadians, some indigenous leaders say the apologies don't go far enough. for more on this story, i'm joined by john allen in rome, he is editor of the catholic oriented news website crux. john, the pope's apology this week, or apologies, have been considered by many to be thorough and heartfelt, but did he fail to acknowledge the church's full role in these residential schools? >> hi there christina. well, look, i'm not indigenous, and so i think that it is up to the indigenous to assess whether the pope went far enough. and it is worth noting there are more than 600 different indigenous groups in canada, 50 nations, 50 different languages. they don't all speak with one voice on it will take time to sort out how this has played. but if the issue is the apology by itself enough, i think that pope francis would be the first to say of course it isn't. i mean, this is catholic t