guardian next kerry.meone who's working illegally whilst on the dole, what do you make of this one, >> how would you how would you actually start? >> how did you find out? >> how did you find out? >> are you are you checking my. you're checking my bank account. >> do some funny stories. now, everybody at home. this is where the funny stuff slowly moving towards. >> we're moving towards. we're getting pizza time. let's not rush it. it's a process and we're moving on. my mic's only just started working. i can't really go crazy too fast, this is about the monitoring. monitoring of uk bank accounts for benefit frauds, which is being proposed at the moment, andifs being proposed at the moment, and it's of course, a lot of people complaining about it because it's truly ominous and it's got that feeling. you remember during blair's government there was a there was a lot of this and there was, we had all the databases going on and so on, and loads of laws against free speech and checking up on us and so on. and,

and then kerry wins the primary. and, you know, i stayed on through the general and and then a few years later, there's this young upstart senator and your old boss in the in the campaign. right, robert gibbs. yes. come work for us for this guy named barack obama. yes he did. and in my first meeting with obama did not go as well because i was at the 2004 convention in boston, where he gave the keynote address, and i was working for the kerry campaign. and, the chief speechwriter called me from the road and said, you know, there's a there's a line in the speech, the keynote address being delivered by state senator barack obama, barack obama, that, john kerry wants to use in his speech. and i was like, so he's like, well, we're going to need you to go take that line out of the speech entirely. needs to change the line. and i'm like, what? so i'm 21 walk down the hall. barack obama's practicing the 2004 convention speech on teleprompter. for the first time. i walk up to gibbs, i was like, he needs to change the line. i

kerry, >> oh, okay.'s do that then, shall we, we're on the, the story that migrants will be stuck in hotels for three years because the processing is taking so long. i've been in a hotel for three days, and i can tell you that's a nightmare. yeah, it's not as fun as you think it's not as fun as you think it's going to be, and the breakfast gets a bit samey. >> i'll tell alan partridge. >> i'll tell alan partridge. >> yes, alan partridge was a good example of that, there's 87,217, people awaiting decisions. there's an additional 137,525 awaiting appeals. this is being added to by people from small boats, which has been 25,000 this year. and it's all a bit like eating soup in the rain, apparently, that you can't keep up with that. >> this is another example of labour promising to sort things out lickety split once they get into power, and then going, oh no, it's a lot more complicated and worse than we thought, and everything just carries on as it was. in fairness to labour, that's every politician, every

i spoke with kerri walsh jennings, who says she's honored to be inducted. she adds that looking back at her legacy, there isn't just one moment that stands out. nothing happens without the beginning, and the end was so amazing, but i do. i do believe the best is yet to come, but i can't pick one single moment. i mean, playing with misty for over ten years was just. i mean, she's my jordan, you know? so it was. it was a dream. while jennings says she's still passionate about volleyball and is happy that her children are also falling in love with the sport. today's media day for the san jose sports hall of fame tickets takes place at sap center. she's such a joy to talk to. all right, kerri, we're talking about the weather. and if you like it hot, this one's for you. yeah. a few more pool days. i guess. you know, we're going to see some triple digit heat in the inland areas. and still hot even into the weekend. oh my gosh, the pumpkins on the porch are just going to start pouring. the patches are opening for a lot of the too hot. yeah, too hot for that. well,

walsh, jennings kerri. we're so happy that you're you're joining us. thank you so much for your time. first of all, you know, i ticked off a little bit of your resume, but, you know, you've you've accomplished everything national championships at stanford. we talked about the gold medals in the olympics from the south bay. you want to archbishop mitty high school. just curious what this honor means to you coming from this area. >> you know, i've always been a very proud, like fiercely proud or cowgirl by because i lived in la for 20 years proceeding gold medals with misty and, you know, pursuing excellence myself. and i always just kept my roots very strong because my family's here bay area's been so good to my family, san jose in particular and are just missing committee, as you said, in effort go monarchs to little moderate, my boys moderate. now it's going to be so proud. >> but this area, is it really, i believe, played a huge role in my pursuit because i was surrounded the excellence as a girl growing

john kerry were sometimes negotiating side by side. and show pictures of them walking on the bank of a river, maybe in switzerland. he called me somewhere else and said that amir abdullahian should tell your boss to convey this message to john kerry. well, we made an appointment and met each other . the american with isis commanders in mosul was the request of general soleimani that this information be passed on to john kerry, that while the americans are negotiating with us about the jcpoa and nuclear weapons , they should know that the islamic republic of iran knows that these are in iraq in the name of the fight against daesh came to form a coalition, but in practice they support daesh alongside daesh. in this matter, my story was that the documents that the sardar presented, all of which are now at the disposal of our intelligence departments in the irgc and the quds force, are the same. at the same time , sardar soleimani told me that if jankri wants everything i will give you this, tell mr. zarif to present it to him. the story w

of the constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech, that's what former secretary of state john kerry said. look what happens: if people turn to only one source, and it is unhealthy, spreads disinformation and pursues its own goals, then our first amendment becomes a serious obstacle. in fact, that same amendment on freedom of speech in the united states does not has been working for a long time, how much longer can we pretend, commented on the statement of john kerry, the official representative of our ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova. the pilot of our su-35 scared the americans quite a bit, in the sky off the coast of alaska he drove away the f-16, which came too close to the russian strategic missile carrier tu-95. impressive. and daring maneuver, the fighter suddenly flies right in front of the nose of the us air force plane. the footage was posted by the americans themselves complained, they say they behaved in a disciplined manner, their... the era of record achievements, today is the anniversary the formation of the people's republic of china, what they prepared for

fox news legal editor kerri urbahn is here. what happened today in court, kerri?esting day in american history, jesse. the last time people had the opportunity to see a would-be assassin of a then-president, and similarly here, a presidential candidate and former president, was john higley jr. in 1982. to sit in the courtroom today and watch this man be locked in with the federal court officer in chains, staring intently at all of us, and he sat down, the judge asking him, do you understand what you're being charged with? and him saying yes, it was fascinating. >> jesse: did he look... happy? to he looked sad? what was his demeanor? >> frankly, he was staring at all of us, the press, with a very searching look, as if he was looking for something. i don't know what. he sat down, he did look over at the sketch artist at one point. it seemed that he may have smiled at the sketch artist, which is a little strange, but he certainly understood the charges. he pled not guilty. his lawyers asked for a trial by jury, which i would imagine will happen sometime after the ele

also described as a road blockae ,john kerry's enormous head. and finally, scientists have figured out how to make the skin of live mice appear transparent. transparent mice. that'll just make it much harder , my doctor, to remove them when they get trapped. that doesn't make it better. i know. ye thas doesn't make them. >> i don't care. you can't catch me. >> so friday, a massive story t about our governmentthou allowed thousands of and murderers into our countrysd . the source was not some right wing think tank. a shut in on socia andl. >> or worse, some freaksce w on morning tasv. it was ice our own immigration and customs enforcement. >> among the non detained illegals, over 400,000 are convicted criminals, including tens of thousands convicted of sexual assault and homicide. you know, you think that a report from those in charge c of the border telling us that tens of thousands of thugs have enteredonvictf and hom ande would sort of hit the news, but the media was as quiet. d t. >> joe biden watching jeopardy jod trying to play alongbut th.

so, having said that, watch biden's former climate czar, john kerry say yeah, we should be censoring, and i think the dislike of and anguish over social media is just growing and growing and growing. you know, there's a lot of discussion now about how you curb those entities in order to guarantee that you're going to have some accountability but look, if people go to only one source, and the source they go to is sick, and has an august and they are putting out disinformation, our first amendment stands as a major block to the ability to be able to just hammer it out of existence, so what you need, what we need is to win the ground. win the right to govern by hopefully, having, woning enough votes that you're free to be able to implement change. liz: so do you hear that? john kerry says he should be the one to only give you the information he thinks that you need to know. that he's the one whose going to dictate that, when you know, so he can't have any countervailing debate with a person like john kerry so it feels like we moved from an environment, jason, of politically incorrect spe

the reelection of george bush claiming that computers in europe transferred 120,000 votes from john kerry to george bush, and 37 members of the house of representatives led by james clyburn thought that nonsense which i was accused in court in columbus, ohio, of having ordered the assassination of a whistleblower who was going to spill the beans on this computer scandal to overturn the ohio election. nowhere close to january 6th. we have paranoia in our society. this didn't keep george w. bush saying to john lewis, let's work together on reauthorizing the voting rights act. lewis is one of the people who bought into this as was clyburn. let's put some of the politics aside and look at what's best for the country and set the tone from the bottom. >> the thing i would point out is john kerry conceded the election. al gore conceded the election. that's the difference here. i agree with that. when people speak, it is fundamental, you need to yield to the will of the people. >> 37 house democrats and barbara boxer -- >> they weren't going to overturn the election. the point is the candidate co

in 2019 trump accuses john kerry of breaking the logan act, which was busily set in the late 1700s, thee individuals conducting foreign policy because of the fact he was continuing to have conversations with the iranians, which he negotiated the iran nuclear deal, which trump pulled out of. trump is accusing kerry of breaking the logan act and then it turns out he's having private conversations with vladimir putin, in addition to which has been pointed out, he had a whole cash of top-secret documents at mar-a-lago. and who knows what he was doing with putin as far as that was concerned? so you have to point out what's wrong. on the other hand, he is the republican nominee. 17 million people did vote for him. it's a tough balancing act because they weren't all crazy. you know, a lot of people think he is the person that should be the next president. i don't think that it's our position. we point out the facts but we can tell people how to think, nor should we tell people how to think. and if they want to accept it that's on them. that's called democracy. >> mike, countdown 1960. the late

kerri at lake in arizona is a great example of that. is more maga than the former president himself. that does not seem to be working for her. it's also a state where abortion is very much on the ballot. there is an outright ban and now they have 15 weeks they allow abortion up until. this is a constant issue and some of these states. where weight may have had a very strong reaction to rowe being overturned. but it is still on voters mind. even like a state like arizona where the immigration issue absolute benefits republicans bridget kerry lake has driven 70 moderate republicans away and her opponents has a border security message. some democrats are getting the message that pay republicans are doing well and we might shift a little closer in that direction. arthel: listen, no doubt this will be an nailbiter until the end. neither side can take their foot off the pedal at this point. any races or trends that you are focusing on the home stretch? >> oh well, it sounds almost too obvious to say. but frankly we have no idea how these hurr

joining is now kerri urbahn. former counselor to attorney general bill barr.t does all of this tell you? >> i think it says that the justice department and judge chutkan are, to use the language that they use against donald trump, desperate to get the last ditch effort into influence the election and here's why. i think the january 6 the voter has already made up their mind either way. we have been hearing the same information that the doj put forth in the 145 page small book, 1625 page for four years. we heard it from doj, we heard from media, and we heard from donald trump himself. two things can be true at once. you can have a former president that behaved poorly around the election and about it and you can have a department of justice that is behaving poorly now in releasing this information just several weeks out. it is stuff that we already know. i put more blame on the judge in this particular situation because she controls the briefing schedule peered she could have very well made this do after the election. we saw a number of judges delay until after

john kerry speaks to them a lot. john kerry tells them not to call.olation of the logan act. frankly, he should be prosecuted on that. my people -- only the democrats do that kind of stuff, you know. if it were the opposite way, they'd prosecute him under the logan act. but john kerry violated the logan act. he's talking to iran and has been. he has many meetings and telling them what to do. that's a totally violation of the logan act. >> wow, 2019. speaking by the way -- >> coherently. >> understanding the law. >> and quoting the logan act which richard just reminded us. let's bring column lift for the daily beast. author of the podcast, new piece, trump having putin on speed dial isn't funny. it's terrifying. david, expand a little bit why you believe it's terrifying that he's backchanneling vladimir putin? >> well, look, it's a pattern of behavior that we've seen, as richard said, for many years now. and it's affected the way he's governed the country. it's not just he's ka noodling with vladimir putin or saying nice things about vladimir putin. he

he accused john kerry of breaking the logan act when john kerry, after he left office as secretary ofkerry spoke to several iranian leaders at an offsite facility about -- i don't know what he spoke to them about, but he did speak to them. donald trump accused him of breaking the logan act, which would mean you're consorting with the enemy. >> trump, of course, made these calls while in possession of boxes and boxes of classified documents he'd not turned over to the federal government. mike, woodward's book also gets into some reporting about president biden and his relationship with prime minister netanyahu of israel. i have also reported just about how fraught that relationship has sort of always been and grow even more tense. now, with a few weeks to go until the election, we may be a matter of days before israel decides how it is going to strike back against iran. the president and prime minister spoke yesterday. how consequential of a decision is this going to be? >> well, the world is waiting to find out what they're going to do. i mean, this could be a fuse, a long-burning fus

thanks, kerry. we'll check back in. so who won? this morning, reactions are pouring in following last night's vice presidential debate, and the answer may depend on who you ask. both candidates squared off in their first and only head to head for the most part, it was civil, at times even polite. but there were issues that triggered some heated exchanges. today in the bay's alice barr joins us live in washington. and alice, so will this have any impact on this razor tight race for the president? ginger. well, what you just said really is what could make it have more of an impact than usual. normally, you don't expect a huge bump from a vp debate, but even a small bump in such a tight race could make a difference. and as you noted, you know, tone is something we talk about a lot after a debate and it was noticeable this time. a lot of people calling it a night of midwest. nice, because the nominees frequently highlighted points of agreement, though deep divides over policy were on clear display, won the virtual coin toss, and electe

freedom gives too much will to the population words - this was stated by john kerry, the former secretarye, the so-called climate czar of the united states , biden's closest associate, and he demanded that the country eliminate one of the fundamental pillars on which democracy rests, he believes that the first amendment to the american constitution gives too much freedom to the average american, the american allows himself to have his own opinion on everything and, most importantly, to express it. john kerry, by the way, represents the solidarity position of the american elites, for example, the freedom with which people speak out in internet, bill gates and the us chief virologist fauce were indignant. they responded not without irony. against this constitutional amendment. well, in the meantime , skom mit, as the agency's representative maria zakharova stated, it's time for the us authorities to stop pretending that the amendment on freedom of speech works at all, and finally take action, the democrats haven't shut everyone's mouths yet, trump continues to speak harshly about his politi

john kerry, the head of climate change, his family makes heinz ketchup bottles, plastic bottles. no one says a word about his footprint. he flies around telling all of us to behave yourself. i think the double standards in this country, people are fed up and tired of it. is it true money is going to people who have broken our laws coming in here while our poor people are suffering? thank you. guest: absolutely. it absolutely is not true. fema has different pockets of money. there is a small pocket of funding that does go towards the immigration program. i have not seen secretary biden's comment. we are in the middle of the atlantic hurricane season as well as wildfire season. there are quite a few storms going on at the same time. it is possible it was a legitimate question and he was asking which storm you are referring to. host: want to let the caller know, asking about the claim, the article says the false claim pushed by trump that the disaster money was given to migrants has spread quickly in recent days boosted by former president trump and some of his most high-profile sup

today. >> apparently one of the students had a campaign sticker for the democratic rival, senator kerry wallet, and one of the security officials at the rally saw that and sort of identified this group as a threat. and then a confrontation ensued, and tim walz describes having become really upset that he and his students couldn't come in. >> narrator: the controversy made the local news. >> both of us were, and as mr. walz was, we were simply going to see the sitting president of the united states. >> they were referring to their teacher, tim walz. klaber says that walz was nearly arrested, but he was allowed to watch the speech in the company of the secret service. >> that concerned tim, as he later told me. he says, "you know, i, i've gotta get involved. "i've got, i feel i have to do more. "i can't just let this go "that we're becoming divisive in a way "that is not the america we know or believe in. and i think that i've gotta step up." >> narrator: walz set his eyes on the local congressional seat in a heavily republican district. >> this was a district in which nobody expected a d

. >> sandra: kerri urbahn is on deck to break down new lawsuits threatening to this election.avid up spunt is standing by. first go to eric. >> a federal judge this afternoon tossed out a gop challenge on some absentee overseas ballots. they won't be segregated, there are militaries and residents living abroad. focus happens to be on what is brewing with online registration forms. officials say no votes have been affected we have seen suspected voter registration fraud before and it's hit pennsylvania, a critical swing state. officials stopp stopped 2500 fraudulent voter registrations. some signatures don't match voters, they are different forms, incorrect dresses, false social security numbers. >> it is believed fraudulent voter registration are voter registrations that date back to june. however, majority of the applications are dated august 15 and after. those canvassing were employed and paid to obtain voter registration applications. >> some groups did pay canvassers to assign up voters or they would not get paid. that is practice that encourage fraud by incent incentiviz

were two students who wanted to go hear the president speak. >> narrator: some of the students, also kerryers, had publicly clashed with bush campaign representatives over getting tickets, and walz agreed to be their chaperone. >> thanks for coming. >> and he really wanted to show them that you listen to the, to the president at the time, even if you don't agree with him. >> first, i want to thank all the veterans who are here. i appreciate the example you'veet for our troops today. >> apparently one of the students had a campaign sticker senator kerry, on his wallet, and one of the security officials at the rally saw that and sort of identified this group as a threat. and then a confrontation ensued, and tim walz describes having become really upset that he and his students couldn't come in. >> narrator: the controversy made the local news. >> both of us we, and as mr. walz was, we were simply going to see the sitting president of the united states. >> they were referring to their teacher, tim walz. klaber says that walz was nearly arrested, but he was allowed to watch the speech in the c

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you've heard the attitude in john kerry, my goodness.ple or an outlet that dares to not conform is sick. that there is this pure you're ready in hubris where it they have to extinguish it, it has to be gone and they have to move it away and kill it. they are used the old world where there were three television channels, where they controlled everything that people heard, the american people can get a variety of ideas and make up their own mind, in this attitude adding kamala harris' attitude there's a contempt, if not even this guys now. and they're so wrapped up in it. you truly believe that they are better than everyone else and they will do whatever they can, they know was unconstitutional, they know that it's illegal. but they are determined that at one point the commentary he made towards the end, we just have to be able to when so that we can change this. it doesn't matter how it happens. i think the american people feel for what it is, it's repulsive and it's why donald trump has been a nominee three times and what he will be reel

while discussing the climate change hoax, john kerry called the first amendment a roadblock and expressede to change it. also described as a roadblock is john karis and norma's head. finally, scientists have figured out how to make the skin of live mice appear transparent. transparent mice? that will make it much harder for my laced -- my doctor to remove them. when they get trapped. >> that does not make it better. >> greg: i know. i don't care, you can't catch me. friday a massive story broke out about how our government allowed thousands of rapists and murderers into our country. the source was not a right wing think tank, some shut ins on social media, or worse, some freaks on morning tv. it was ice, our own enforcement. among 400,000 detained illegals are convicted criminals including people convicted of sexual assault and homicide. people from the border telling us tens of thousands of thugs remain here with sort of hit the news, you would think. but the media was as quiet as joe biden watching jeopardy and trying to play along. they ignored it the way that hillary avoids having cor

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want to bring in kerri urbahn. i motion was made to move it to federal court. what happens now?so now it's out of the hands of the state court. it is a good conclusion. we have to think about who is going after elon musk right now. larry krasner, he is a self-described progressive prosecutor, one of the first to call himself that backed by george soros, bad blood between soros and musk. musk said soros hates humanity. the second is how larry krasner has run law enforcement in philadelphia. he downgraded all kinds of crimes and made shoplifting under $5 hundred no longer prosecutable and he removed bail for a number of drug and theft offenses. so one has to wonder if krasner is so low key when it comes to fighting crime in his city, why does he care so much about elon musk's constitutional petition here? it was good to move it to federal court and we'll see what happens from here. >> bill: musk has been doing this for a while. at least several weeks. why just now has it made it before a judge five days before election? >> krasner is the one suing him. that is really my point. lar

last week we had a clip of john kerry talking about why free speech on the internet is getting if theay of all the big important things that he wants to do for america with climate change. here's hillary clinton talking again about regulating social media, more proof that this is part of that party's platform. listen. >> this should be at the top of every legislative political agenda. there should be a lot of things done. we should be in my view repealing something called section 230 which gave platforms on the internet immunity because they were thought to be just pass-throughs, that they shouldn't be judged for the consistent only that is posted. -- content that is posted. we know that was an he overly similar pl view. simple view, that if the platforms, whether facebook, twitter x, instagram, whatever they are, if they don't moderate the content we lose total control and it's not just social and psychological effects, it's real harm. it's child porn and threats of violence, things that are terribly dangerous. so -- >> you heard the word right there, we lose total control if we don'

kerry. and again, any explains how dangerous this can be. i see this is being, in some ways, like you said, an extension on existing kinds ginger base violence, existing kind of a piece of imagery, which unfortunately is already right on the into that are the images that are being produced, racist, or sexist, or discriminate, or in other ways as well as being point a graphic and even if they're not necessarily explicitly say racist or sexist, i think pushing us towards one kind of ideal on industry has high hopes for this technology. in the future. recreations of conic does, could interact directly with fans and follow is using a video calls. for example. this would open up a new source of income for the actors. and of course, the tech companies that use us know that something is a i generate it. does that change how it's perceived? think, what did this of ai shows us is that an image doesn't have to be technically real in order to, to still have very negative effects. so when it comes to deep fake pornography, for example, take taylor swift

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maria: first, let me get your take on john kerry's position that the u.s.in a much better place today four years -- than four years ago. john kerry said it as well as antony blinken in the op-ed. what is he talking about? >> i don't know what they're talking about. as we sit here today, the world is not in a better be place than it was four years ago. what we have seen with this administration is absolute appeasement of our nation's worst enemies including iran. so they have continued to fund, allow funding family room iran h tthey illicit sale of oil of. under president trump the world was safer. iran was under control. we pushed back against china. we didn't see russia going into ukraine and we certainly didn't have the gaza strip and west bank p in an absolute mess. what i want to remind all of your viewers, maria, is that on october 7th we saw over 40 americans murdered by a terrorist organization that us funded by iran. they hauled eight americans into the gaza strip. wheres is the retribution from the united states for what iran has done to the americ

yeah, you heard john kerry say the first amendment is a problem. that's not an accident, is it? no, no, that's not an accident. quite frankly, these guys aren't kidding, they're serious, because first of all, if you look at democracy as an end in itself, i don't think they are, but just follow my line, if they look at democracy as an end in itself, pure democracy, as pure as it can be, then the constitution itself is an obstacle to that. the constitution is designed to be counter-democratic in its operation. would be fair to call treasonous. an untenable position that could how common do you think it is in washington that the problem is with the constitution, but i see some troubling. there are some provisions of the constitution that are incredibly problematic, like the electoral college, they hate the electoral college, they have deep contempt for it, they will look down on the senate as being unrepresentative, as being some kind of form of inequality that disenfranchises, because the whole point of the senate is that it includes equal representation of all the states. even if

i told john kerry this, my buddy, i could picture bobby at my kitchen table with my dad and my mom. i could picture him there. but you know, ethel was a hero in her own right. full of character, full of integrity, and empathy. genuine empathy. she was a great athlete in her own right for real. she was a mother. there is nothing from my perspective that she could not do, nothing. four years later, after bobby, after she lost her beloved bobby, she invited me and my boys to her home, after the accident. left my family broken, having lost my wife and daughter, and my boys barely making it. she got me through a time i didn't want to stick around. i wanted no part of being in the congress or the senate, i mean it. we reelected a democratic governor to find a replacement for me. but teddy and ethel kennedy would hear none of it. you know, the fact is she did for the country, ethel helped my family find a way forward with principle and purpose. we saw how she picked up bobby's cause and stamped her own mark on our country. marching for civil rights that you heard about today.

john kerry speaks to them a lot. john kerry tells them not to call. that's a violation of the logan act, and frankly he should be prosecuted on that, but my people don't want to do anything. only the democrats do that kind of tsstuff, you know? if it was the opposite way they would prosecute him under the logan act, but john kerry violated the utlogan act. he's talking to iran and has been. has many meetings and many an phone calls, and he's telling them what to do. that's tha total violation of t logan act. >> wow, 2019, speaking by the way -- >> apparently -- >> understanding the law. >> quoting the logan act, which richard just reminded us of. >>> we have lots more to get to this hour. morning joe: weekend continues after a short break. o eeke nd cs after a short break. peaking to self) our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch .in montana ...with horses let's

maria: we watched the botched afghanistan withdraw is john kerry misinformed or living under a rock, watching what is taking place in the last four years to american strength and perception across the world i'll give you "the bottom line" don't believe a single thing that john kerry says when he comes before the foreign affairs you cannot believe a word he says in testimony he is a different that americans. maria: isn't that a felony to lie under oath. >> it is but for the biden here's administration lying under oath or any other law that we have on the books is meaningless. maria: thank you, will be watching what are you supposed to think about america faces the answers that were getting lying under oath and don't believe a word he says, thank you we will keep watching all of this, stay with us, we'll be right back there are some feelings you can get with any sportsbook. ohhh! the highs! no, no, no. the no, no, noooos - oooooooo! the oh, oh, ohhhhs! now whatcha wanna do with this? but the feeling that, no matter what, you're taken care of. ohhh, i just earned a hotel suite! hee! you

and at the same time, literally today, former us secretary of state john kerry, who is again now at a political turn in his career, says that it would be worth thinking about and it would be a good idea to remove, to refuse from the first amendment of the constitution of the united states of america, guaranteeing freedom of speech, turned out to be a decent person, and you know, i... by the way, i think that this is a confirmation of what many people say, that he really is not without conscience, because he voiced this the only and first, and he voiced it not as, in my opinion, a future decision, but as an established fact, because there has been no freedom of speech, no protection - i don't know, pluralism of opinion, and especially no work of journalists in the united states of america for a long time, about this not only... closed russian channels speak about it, everything speaks about it, from internet giants, from endless manipulation and manipulation of the media and of information as such , american journalists themselves speak about it, who can still speak, who are not yet st

for more on this, let�*s speak to kerry gadsdon, head of demography at the office of national statistics., , figures. fertility rates measure _ figures. fertility rates measure the - figures. fertility rates measure the number| figures. fertility rates i measure the number of figures. fertility rates _ measure the number of children born per women and particularly looking at the age of 15 to aa and they have been gradually falling across the world and half since 1963. the latest births show that in 2023 the fertility rate is at its lowest record at la fourth. we know the number of children has been falling for the last decade and is at its lowest since 1977, but we need to bear in mind that these trends change over time. for example, we know births isjust under 600,000. a decade ago we were looking at 800,000 births per year and the decade before that it was similar to the number we have today. what we can see is that today�*s figure shows us a snapshot is what is happening now. there is more data we can look at to measure longer term trends and there are many reasons why things are chan

the four newest members are beach volleyball legend and three time olympic gold medalist kerri walsh. jennings, who attended mitty high, also, longtime nfl coach mike holmgren, who first coached at oak grove and rounding out the list are boxer robert the ghost, guerrero and stanford benefactor john arrillaga. today's media day takes place at sap center. make sure to watch our streaming 8 a.m. newscast today. that is when we'll sit down one on one with kerri walsh jennings to learn more about her upcoming honor. looking forward to talking to her. also trending. the greatest quarterback of all time is putting some of his hardware up for sale. we're talking about a collection of tom brady's watches going on the auction block at sotheby's this december. the watches are expected to sell for as low as $12,000, to as high as $800,000. sale also includes other items from brady's career, including the shirt he wore during the nfl final college game worn jersey as well. the university of michigan and the tampa bay buccaneers game used helmet, scuffs and all. now, although there's probably no sc

it's really hard to govern today, kerry says. in the era of social networks., he proposed to repeal the first amendment on freedom of speech, because the first amendment, which ensures freedom of speech, interferes with freedom of speech and democracy. i would say in simple words, this is tamora, i would probably go crazy if i saw all this. oleg aleksandrovich, i would like to support vladimir borisovich in the thesis that he expressed about the anglo-saxons playing for the long term, by the way, this is what the system of training education in elite colleges, which the elite of britain graduates from, the elite is built on. usa, since the time of the soviet union , the so-called leot plan was in effect, here i would like to draw the attention of our viewers to who leot was, there is such an interesting legend so that we better understand how it all works, general of the french army leot served in algeria, in the colony of the colony of france at that time, and one day he saw that somewhere in the location of his unit sancipek he said that it was necessary to

right now, high profile voting groups, including actress kerry washington's influence and vote.org are hosting a block party, getting black men and families to register to vote. trymaine lee is on the ground in philadelphia. it's great seeing you. what are you hearing from people there? >> reporter: i tell you what, there's new polling out of howard university showing in key swing states, including pennsylvania, 84% of black voters plan on voting for kamala harris. but when you dig into gender and you dig into age, things get a little more nuanced. i'm here in philadelphia, which is 40% black. a very important voting bloc to talk to black men, especially in this event to get a sense of what's motivating them to cast their ballot, and who they're going to cast it for. take a listen. >> have you heard from people in your family or community committed to trump or voting for trump? >> a lot of people. they want that check. >> reporter: what are you hearing about what got you to vote for trump before, and now kamala harris? >> i just think that it's time for change. i think that her being t

a few years ago, kerry lake said she would have defended the 1864 arizona territorial ban which would have punished doctors for performing abortions here in the state. she has quickly tried to, you could call, moderate, change her position on abortion, understanding that there is a referendum on tuesday's ballot that would codify abortion protections statutorily in the state of arizona. if you go further than that, there is the arizona legislature for the first time, decades we're talking about, democrats have the potential of harnessing power in the arizona legislature, and abortion is on the front line of those very close, now swing, legislative districts. if you go a step below that, i mentioned that territorial ban on abortion. well, it was the arizona supreme court that ruled that that territorial ban just earlier this year was enforceable and now there is a couple of those supreme court justices who have their names on the ballot here in arizona. and if you drive around the phoenix area, you see the names of those supreme court justices up on signs, which is not ordinary because

his response to his former white house chief of staff, marine corp general john kerry said his praise was not to deny the words that john kelly quoted donald trump saying, donald trump's response was a written statement simply calling john kelly quote a total degene degenerate. he knows he has the american nazi supporters out there who are going to vote for him. actual american nazis, small sliver of trump voters but he needs every one of them. trump knows he needs every total degenerate nazi voter in every state. trump can not afford to lose any single one of them that is why he did not condemn hitler but only john kelly. what are the good things? what are the good thing that hitler did? that is the first question for donald trump for any reporter who is next allowed to ask a question of trump. what are the good things hitler did? hitler is known for attempting to exterminate every jewish person living in europe and he hoped to exterminate every jew living in the world. he tried to fulfill that by a my -- killing 6 million people. in combat, hitler killed as many american soldiers as

thanks a lot, mike and kerry. new overnight investigators are still trying to get to the bottom of what sparked these flames in the east bay. the fire happened around 730 last night at this home on williams street, not too far from hawkins elementary school in san leandro. take a look at that. crews say the flames at one point were threatening nearby structures. no one was hurt, but two families are now displaced. investigators say the fire quote seems suspicious. crews were on scene overnight monitoring for potential flare ups. this morning, a richmond car dealership, still assessing the damage after a sideshow turned destructive over the weekend. check out this cell phone video. it all happened on friday night. the sideshow started at the intersection of carlos way and blum drive, but soon spectators moved away from the intersection to a nearby car dealership. a few started stomping on truck windshields in the dealership lot, causing major damage to a few of them. now, the dealership is calling for more police n

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charles: kerry wants to hammer the first amendment out of existence.hemselves. this in and of itself is anti-american. you want to silence people with a different viewpoint? it's really intriguing because one of the things you think about at least i did is this probably is what nikita krushef was thinking in 1956 we will take america without firing a shot. we did not have to invade the us. we will destroy you from within. well essentially that's what we're doing, right? this idea that somehow because you can't manipulate people's mines even though you control 95% of the media, 99% of hollywood that you still somehow have to crush the founding document, this is the foundation, this is how we became the greatest country in the world so i just hope everyone out there is prepared to defend the constitution, because there is very powerful fucks who want to takeaway your right, the rights that you were born with. over to my colleague, liz claman. liz: we've got so much to talk about in this fina

good morning to you, kerry. when you say it's going to be 104 today, makes me want to jump in right now. just a pre cool off. we're here at the robert livermore community center. the pool here. the community pool in livermore. this is just the regular open swim. it's normally open at 6:00 this morning, but we imagine people will be out here later in the day as those temps get higher. if you say it's 61 right now, we're looking at a 43 degree jump to that high of 104. as we are into this heat advisory that is expected to go on until tomorrow night at the earliest in the north bay pg&e is still warning about the possibility of public safety power shutoffs over concerns that the winds could rattle power lines and spark a wildfire in this hot weather. the utility has given notice to more than 140 pg&e customers in northwest napa county to be ready for no electricity now, pg&e had also warned hundreds of customers here in the east bay, namely contra costa and alameda counties, to be prepared for possible power shutof

singer mariah carey, an actress, kerry washington came together but the film that video reminding their fans to get out and vote ahead of next week's presidential election, literally have to just hear the first word. song washington is openly supporting vice president kamala harris kerry has not made a public endorsement, but she did perform at the white house last christmas i harry, isn't the only american getting into the swing of things ahead of the election next week seven more days, more than 40 feet point 0.5 million people in the u.s. have already cast their ballots and among them, the man who, until about three months ago had planned on being the democratic presidential nominee here he is president biden. >> brian todd has more on that and a look at how early voting could impact the razor thin margin in the race for the white house you can send president biden voting early on monday in his home state of delaware, a reporter asking him about casting a ballot that he had hoped to cast for him so meantime, has brought out the star power to promote early voting. >> former president