>> howdy kevin. i will tell you what, with this is is another effort by this administration trying to appeal to the american public by saying we are going to start doing this to be more humanitarian or whatever the case is. a week and a half ago it was the new executive order, before that the senate bill that was, i like to say, garbage. i must comment on this is about border security, not immigration. we need a secure border, our borders are unsecure. we have to get back to that. >> kevin: matt, listen, when i read it before i heard him talk about it i thought this is obviously going to play to a base that he is trying to attract. at the same time i'm concerned. i think many people are concerned that this will end up working as a magnet and make things demonstratively worse along the southern border. >> i don't think any of the biden border policies have had a positive impact on national security or public safety in the united states of america. it's very cynical almost. i think purely politics. but

. >> kevin: good evening, i'm kevin corke in for trace gallagher. 8:00 pm on the west coast, 11 in washington and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". >>> breaking tonight, americans sick and tired of the illegal immigrant violent crime epidemic as the border crisis and the crime crisis often become indistinguishable. but the media still not getting it. >> our banner said biden announces legal protection for undocumented spouses, cnn, biden announces production for undocumented spouses. fox, migrant arrested for raping 13-year-old. >> i think that's part of the problem, fear mongering. >> kevin: fear mongering. someone actually laughed when they talked about that. funny isn't it? meantime there's also no video tonight showing the details of how that accused illegal immigrant was caught after a group of neighbors were forced to take matters into their own hands. you will want to stick around for that. and happy juneteenth. and moments we have the great leo terrell with his thoughts on the holiday and just how far black americans have come. meantime, a brand-new fox poll revealing w

gavin. >> kevin: thank you david as always. for a deeper dive into the crisis on the southern border, we welcome new york state former ducat terry -- secretary and michael i'm sure you could talk about this all night long and the frustration felt not just along the southern border but increasingly all over the country. this is a conversation from the county sheriff and i want you to listen to the conversation and get your reaction on the other side. >> 1800 miles from the southern border and the second woman in our county codes. >> they all stand back and say we don't want to be called racists so not make a move on immigration and is going to get [bleep] and it's happening right now and it will happen here in america. >> kevin: a strong words there and i imagine there is a number of people who feel just as passionately boggy what's happened with the issue as this is become a national issue as for so many years this was a border issue but now the migrants have been all over the country and you have these two specific cases in ma

kevin? >> kevin: one thing -- so i got married in february.ink we have a year to do it. >> jesse: february? >> kevin: this past february. >> jesse: it's almost july. >> kevin: thank you, if you were at our wedding. >> greg: that counts! and a toaster. that's like a reply all. >> kevin: done. >> greg: katie, what is on your to-do list? >> katie: getting gas. >> greg: the cafeteria. >> katie: the car, greg. right before i almost run out of gas. >> greg: i got to get my sweatshirt back from taylor swift. >> katie: wow. >> greg: from -- is that a real name? it's like parents that wanted a boy, and they got a girl, so they went from keith to ke keitha. >> jesse: trans. >> greg: you have two weeks to go somewhere but you have to go it alone, where are you going? katie? let's go back this way. way. >> katie: anywhere? >> greg: anywhere but you have to go it alone. >> katie: i would probably go to wyoming alone. i go alone a lot of places. two weeks is a long time. >> greg: do you want to talk about it? >> katie: maybe later. >> greg: cool. i'll be he

check it out. >> greg: do you know what your problem is, kevin. >> kevin: too heart-warming?y. >> jesse: how do we know that guy is not pocketing something off the top. a lot of these charities are ripe for abuse. >> kevin: he is 12. >> jesse: trust but verify. we're on to you elliott. nice try. that's it for us. have a great night. >> shannon: good evening, welcom

kevin craig. what do we know? yes, it miuht kevin craig. what do we know?ght be — kevin craig. what do we know? yes, it might be helpful— kevin craig. what do we know? yes, it might be helpful to _ kevin craig. what do we know? yes it might be helpful to take these things one by one, in some ways. if we look at the labour strand of these developments now, the labour party have administratively suspended kevin craig. that means that he is, well this investigation is going on, no longer a party member, for the time being, nor their candidate, though his name will still appear on the ballot paper, as is the case in these situations, because the deadline to change that has already passed. the party have been keen to be seen to move very quickly on this post keir starmer has criticised rishi sunak for the way he has handled some of the allegations around conservative candidates for taking too long to deal with those things, and previously said the candidates feet would not touch the ground if he were to discover that a labour candidate had been involved. we unde

our thoughts are with kevin's family, friends and loved ones."play the remainder of that semifinal because of the slippery service on the bad light. for me and the sportsday team, that's it from us. have a good night. hello there. it's been cool and unsettled so far this month. sunny spells and heavy thundery downpours still very much the theme for the rest of the weekend. now with blustery conditions across the south of the uk. earlier on today for trooping the colour, the showers rattled through fairly quickly, some sunny spells in between. but further north, the winds were lighter, so the showers more slow moving, leading to some very intense downpours in places. tomorrow, though, will feel a little drier and a bit warmer for many of us with fewer showers around. and again, some more sunny spells overnight tonight. and again, some more sunny spells. overnight tonight, then the winds will start to ease a little in the south. still small weather, particularly for eastern wales and across the midlands, but a lot of the showers tending to fade. so

the centre, you got someone like rob and kevin on board.— and kevin on board.t make? those guys - and kevin on board. what difference does that make? those guys were i does that make? those guys were loved by the city so we knew we would be able to draw on that but they have transcended the city, this has gone global. the support. it meant we could get to where we have got, raising millions. than meant we could get to where we have got, raising millions.— got, raising millions. an incredible fundraisina got, raising millions. an incredible fundraising effort _ got, raising millions. an incredible fundraising effort so _ got, raising millions. an incredible fundraising effort so far. _ got, raising millions. an incredible fundraising effort so far. how- got, raising millions. an incredible fundraising effort so far. how did l fundraising effort so far. how did the original idea come about? pre—covid, the consultant came to the charity— pre—covid, the consultant came to the charity and asked if we could provide — the charity and asked if we could provide basic eq

it was not just football that kevin was famous for.r suffering abuse when he played in turkey, and after hanging up his boots, he became a successful football pundit. there have been tributes pouring out from around the world and it is clear how much super careful as he was nicknamed will be missed. millwall's goal—keeper, matija sarkic, has died suddenly at his flat in montenegro. the 26—year—old joined the championship club from wolves last august and made 33 appearances last season. millwall said they were completely devastated by the news. there are no further details at present. let's speak to the broadcaster jonty sargeant, who became friends with with matija sarkic when he played at stoke city last year. i know this must be feeling raw still for you. i know this must be feeling raw still for vom— i know this must be feeling raw still for ou. ., ., , ., still for you. how are you feeling? gutted. still for you. how are you feeling? gutted- the _ still for you. how are you feeling? gutted. the words _ still for you. how are you fe

kevin craig break, what did he do wron: ? . . kevin craig break, what did he do wron. ?e all allegations, but let's say _ wrong? these are all allegations, but let's say hypothetically - but let's say hypothetically somebody— but let's say hypothetically somebody bets _ but let's say hypothetically somebody bets against - but let's say hypothetically- somebody bets against themselves. that is— somebody bets against themselves. that is what — somebody bets against themselves. that is what he _ somebody bets against themselves. that is what he says. _ somebody bets against themselves. that is what he says. if— somebody bets against themselves. that is what he says.— that is what he says. if you bet auainst that is what he says. if you bet against himself, _ that is what he says. if you bet against himself, and _ that is what he says. if you bet against himself, and in - that is what he says. if you bet against himself, and in politics| against himself, and in politics what _ against himself, and in politics what you — against himself, and in politics what you are _ against

and then, it was kevin who found it. a distant cousin who lived out of state, a woman she didn't know. had never met. whose name was robin. and robin had a daughter. but when they tried to find her -- >> she had addressed up until right around 2006 and then kind of just fell off the map and couldn't find her anywhere. >> 2006. what a coincidence. it was the year lavender doe was murdered. ever murdered ever >> coming up -- >> i wasn't prepared for the emotion that i had right then. i couldn't control myself, i remember sitting on the couch and just crying. >> a search ends and a story begins. >> we lost track between her and us for about ten years. >> when "dateline" continues. ts >> when "dateline" continues copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. trelegy also improves lung function, so i ca

kevin costner, gavin newsom.s pete: speaking of celebrity's, donald trump, more people would know who donald trump is. pete: he took to the stage, we all watched, we all saw how well he did, and the epic failure of president biden, they both took to campaign rallies, donald trump did so in virginia and talked about that debate. here's how he described it. >> thank you very much, thank you. hello virginia. did anybody last night watch the debate? that was a big one. but as you saw on television last night we had a big victory against a man that really is looking to destroy our country. he is the worst, he's the most corrupt, the most incompetent president in the history of our country. we have to take it back. remember the biggest problem for our country is not president biden's personal decline, it is his policies are causing america's decline at a level we've never seen before. that's why this november the people of virginia and the people of america are going to tell crooked joe biden, you're fired. pete: we ar

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kevin meant so much to so many people.website and app, who have an article up with a lot of tributes also looking back over his illustrious career. now we are going to turn to the g7 summit of world leaders. ukraine was a big part of the g7 summit of world leaders that has been taking place in italy. it's winding down today after migration, chinese trade policy, and artificial intelligence were discussed on friday. pope francis made a historic address, championing talks on al. it's the first time a pope has participated in a g7 summit. mark lowen has more from the g7. i think the headline achievement was this decision to agree on a loan of $50 billion to ukraine, which they hope will be delivered by the end of the year, and which will be secured against the interest on frozen russian assets. russia has about 300 billion euros of assets frozen in europe, generating interest, the interest every year will be used to secure this $50 billion loan with several parties contributing to the money. that is the key concrete achieveme

. >> joining me now because of economic advisor chairman under president trump kevin house and economicident obama robert will and gentlemen thank you so much for being here this weekend we so appreciate your time you guys want to talk to you about the enemy points of the candidates made the debate on thursday night and we will get to that but first robert, very involved in a party and your leader there and you help barack obama prepare for his debate that gotta start off their get your reaction to joe biden's performance in the future for biden is the nominee. robert maria, think you for asking that question cabinets ice to see you. listen i have done president of biden for two decades. i love the guy when my dad passed away you know the empathy that he shared with me about his family troubles you know it was something i will never forget but i'm not going to sugarcoat it and i am not happy with the president performance and yes, maria, i give it to all of president trump's lies and so on and so forth into these would say about his ups but the truth is that was to fact check on the spo

i'm kevin crai: and candidate and a donor. i'm kevin craig and it _ candidate and a donor.idate and a donor. i'm kevin craig and it is the honour - candidate and a donor. i'm kevin craig and it is the honour and i candidate and a donor. i'm kevin| craig and it is the honour and the privilege — craig and it is the honour and the privilege of— craig and it is the honour and the privilege of my life to be labour's parliamentary candidate here in central— parliamentary candidate here in central suffolk and north ipswich. he is— central suffolk and north ipswich. he is also— central suffolk and north ipswich. he is also being investigated by the gambling commission, a labour spokeswoman said. in a statement mr craig said... it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid _ it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid all— it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid all the _ it has been quite the day. guard of honour! amid all the political- honour! amid all the political shenanigans _ honour! amid all the political shenanigans the _ honour! amid all the political| she

"rest in peace, kevin."lst everton say: "notjust a true goodison park hero and icon "of the english game, but an incredible person as well — "kevin was adored by everyone at the club. "all of us are thinking of his friends and family at this "difficult time. "rest in peace, kevin." whilst everton say: "notjust a true goodison park hero and icon "of the english game, but an incredible person as well — "as anyone who ever met him will know. "rest in peace, super kev." news today too that the millwall and montenegro goalkeeper matija sarkic has died at the age of 26. sarkic, who was born in grimsby, joined millwall from wolves in august last year and made 33 appearances for the championship club last season. he played for his country in a 2—0 friendly defeat to belgium just ten days ago. the montenegro football association says sarkic died suddenly on saturday morning, with local media reporting he collapsed at his apartment. millwall say they're "completely devastated" by the news. next to the european champio

kevin: basically prison invited inheritance exam percent growth in it 1.9 percent inflation when they have say, little previous year. and he keeps saying otherwise and you know when i was here with the president said. summa that would correct it and you remember bree i would go on my twitter feed and i was amendment here's the right number. is really stunning that they keep going out. and inaccurate numbers in order to try to place the blame for inflation for president trump nobody is speaking up to correct it. maria: and robert, look weather is going to the democratic as the presidential candidate were likely to have the same economic policies is that right and we know you put the blame on corporate greed for the blame on donald trump is going to say policies whoever it is that right. robert i don't think the president bidens legislations been progress even if you look at the two biggest things that he did which is that chips act and the infrastructure act, as we look at those, those were bipartisan and those are critically important from and if you look at what is going to happen in

tonight -- kevin bacon, author chris colfer, comedian sydnee washington.ng the 8g band with roni kaspi. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well and now if you don't mind, we'll get to the news. president biden issued a statement yesterday in support of his son, hunter, amid his federal gun trial. and said quote, "i am the president, but i am also a dad." or as fox news reported it, biden not sure who he is. [ laughter ] in a new interview, former president trump said that his hush money criminal trial was tougher on his family than on him. yeah, no kidding. [ laughter ] not only did it not keep you up at night, it didn't keep you up during the day. [ laughter ] jimmy buffett was never this relaxed. [ light laughter ] in the same interview, trump said that he would be willing to serve jail time after being convicted on 34 felony counts. which would be the first time he shared a bedroom in a while. [ laughter ] [ audience oohs ] [ cheers

joining us now to talk about it kevin hassett. and kevin brady.is right, but i want to preserve them, brady, the original tax cut was of estimate the 1.5 trillion dollars cost in terms of revenues. that was back in 2017. this is chairman -- you can correct me that was the number as i recall. now, here is what is bothering me, you then kevin hassett. joint tax committee is now estimating that if you extent tax cuts for 10 more year its will cost 4.5 trillion dollars. and yet in the meantime, the revenues from the tax cuts have exploded. and they have affected trump --s right every single category, upper end, middle, lower. all got it. standard dediction from 1,000 to 2000, and and et cetera, why are they estimating such a huge revenue loss or, is it the usual tricks from the liberals on joint tax committee that don't like president trump and they don't like tax cuts, what do you think? >> well, first, any time i have you two together, i need to say thank you for work you do, crucial work in developing tax policies concept, that led to trump tax cut

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kevin: that's right. the data is crucial in crafting regulations that compel these companies to focus on these areas of safety concern. bigad: while driverless car companies can keep their close calls secret, we still found a paper trail. we obtained complaint records submitted to the california dmv, more than 200 last year. nearly all involved waymo and its competitor, gm's cruise. about 30% of complaints detailed safety concerns in crosswalks. speaker: we shouldn't have to be their crash test dummies. speaker: i've almost been hit. speaker: it didn't slow down at all. speaker: we had to hit the car with our hand before it stopped. bigad: law enforcement tell us people need to be completely out of the crosswalk before cars are allowed to drive through. and if there's a concrete median, those walking need to have at least cleared that side of the street. but our past reporting has raised concerns about how often driverless cars comply, including when small children are involved. cruise declined our interv

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kevin mccarthy is a liar. that is why he didn't get the support. >> also really odd the story comes out now. think about the last week. joe biden has come forward with three major new policies. a cease-fire initiative in the middle east and new weapons pathology for ukraine and different policy on the border. three enormous issues and three new policies. you know, you may like the policies, you may not, but this is clearly a president who is driving an agenda. >> so we can quote some of the white house response. white house communication director tweet last night complete and editorial fail. andrew bates is quoted denying a lot of it and note one of the examples cited in the piece was about energy policy and then other reporters have already been fact checking on twitter today saying actually what the president said represented what the biden administration's policy was. so it was perhaps speaker johnson, republicans in the room who got it wrong. may have disagreed with the policy. >> maybe got confused? >> ri

kevin brady, i just want to ask you one thing before i lose both of you, this is a hypothetical, kevinical but, if you substituted a 10% tariff for the corporate tax, is that doable, is that a border adjustment tax that we talked about back in 2016 or 2017? in other words, i just looked at the numbers, this is back of the envelope stuff, about four trillion dollars in imports, 10% of that would be $400 billion. corporate revenues coming in at a little more than $400 million. you could conceivably put a tariff in, take the whole corporate tax out, when you take the corporate tax out, corporations don't pay taxes people do. you would provide a tremendous tax cut, what do you think, kevin brady, is that remotely doable or a non-starter? >> i think the numbers look like it is comparable but i think the policies are much different and i know as we proposed the border adjustment tax we were trying to level the playing field between u.s. manufacturers and businesses and foreign competitors as well. it was done in a way i thought drove growth, investment, made us super competitive in the u.s.

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then kevin rolls his window down. he's like, "yeah?"d he had a script in his lap getting prepared for the next day's work. and he was like, "i'm just going home." i was like, "okay, great." and he's like, "what are you guys doing?" i was like, "we're just -- we're going to go into town." he was like, "okay, you guys have a great day." and then you could see him kind of in the car like -- [ laughter ] but, i mean, these days, they were long days. i mean, there were days when, you know, i would get into the trailer and just, kind of, lay on the couch. and, you know, you'd hear the knock at the door, the teamsters, the guys in charge of the -- you know, the trailers say, "hey, luke, we've got -- we're shutting things down here." and say, "can i just -- what if i just -- can i stay in here overnight?" "well, we're moving to another location." "okay. that's just down the valley, right? i can just -- i mean, i've got to be here in the morning anyway. i'll just stay in the trailer." and they'd say it was an insurance issue. [ laughter ] >> set

thank you, kevin. >> thank you. >> will: so kevin's poured a lot into this movie, brian, ainsley, lawrencepoured a lot of time. i think he has made a lot of sacrifices. we all know with the announcement with yellowstone. this is an important movie. horizon. can you tell those answers to me how important leadership is as well. he didn't tip his hand on exactly what type of leadership that he wants. but you can see that he yearns for something bigger, something grander when it documents leadership and the future for america. for our frontier. i love it, man. i love anything western. i love the old west. >> lawrence: me too. >> steve: and a lot of people love anything kevin costner. is he part of the fox family. check him out on fox nation. good job, will. thanks for going to california. >> will: thank you. >> ainsley: don't move. we have a big show straight ahead. ♪

larry: kevin mccarthy, the best of the best thank you for coming on.e fix the fed that's an interesting question. it might come up tomorrow and president trump speaks to the business roundtable or it might not but we're going to preview the whole story, we have fed governor kevin worsham, what would he do if by some chance he were in charge. we will ask him. remember "kudlow" available as a podcast, a different outcome episodes available every weekday right after the show on spotify, apple fox business podcast.com, we'll be right back. daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. if your business needs a new application then developers

so when voters are looking at the impact of kevin mccarthy's backing, they're not seeing kevin mccarthy'sce. i will tell you, though, ana, on the flip side of this, there are people in the state who think that mace's vote against mccarthy, it caused a lot of chaos, we covered that in real time, it could help her cement herself as an outsider, conservative voters tend to like that. >> okay. it is on the line tonight. and the test will be in 24 hours from now. thank you so much, ali vitali. >>> at the top of the ticket, former president donald trump is expected to meet with republican senators this week in washington. with sources telling nbc news they'll discuss his campaign plans for the summer as well as his strategy for governing if he wins in november. and joining us now, michael steele, former rnc chairman and co-host of "the weekend" here on msnbc and julian castro, former hud secretary and 2020 democratic presidential candidate and msnbc political analyst. good to have you. michael, as we just mentioned, trump has this upcoming meeting with republican senators. and he's got pretty c

i'm here now with kevin hollinrake , the conservative hollinrake, the conservative candidate, and kevine heard quite a lot from rishi sunak , that he, that he isn't sunak, that he, that he isn't ready to suspend. i mean, these candidates who've bet on the general election, he isn't going to suspend them. it seems he's going to be asked about that tonight. what's the answer to why he hasn't? >> well, an investigation is taking place by the gambling commission, quite rightly . these commission, quite rightly. these are serious allegations. if they are serious allegations. if they are true, it's of course, appalling and wrong. but any investigation should take place due process should be followed and that will know the results of that investigation . then and of that investigation. then and then it can take action accordingly. >> the conservatives have said time and time again that the labour party would add two cage to their average family's tax bill. i mean, that figure has been proven to be pretty dubious . it's very, very crudely calculated. can we expect to hear that bandied around ag

that is good kevin. great to see you as always. kevin said that big debate showdown is one week from today. my advice to trump coming up next. - [narrator] life with ear ringing sounded like a constant train whistle i couldn't escape. then i started taking lipo flavonoid. with 60 years of clinical experience, it's the number one doctor recommended brand for ear ringing. and now i'm finally free. take back control with lipo flavonoid. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >> debating joe biden. thus the focus of tonight's angle. i've been thinking a lot about next week's cnn presidential debate. what both sides will attempt to do to convince

kevin: i would submit to you maria and i think the president trump would agree that regulations are a bigger burden on investment on the american economy any minute taxes pretty when he did with regulations, which is exactly the opposite of a job at us and with regulations and i think at east the reckoning taught me like nothing else right here in north dakota, were most of our oil senator analytic about thing pretty good illustration of what happens more balanced to regulatory and tax regime, then the other balance one the biden administration is the noon biden administration is usually read and regulations and taxes to punish success the brother then to incentivize success donald trump is intuitively really understands how to get to his geopolitics and he understands that there is nothing — about transferring your climate guilt to polluting countries in any way shape or form and so he talked a lot about energy policy in the context of this inflation problem and rightfully so energy is up way more than everything else and cumulatively electricity, it's up 20 percent when he was presi

i also want to thank my mentor and friend, speaker kevin mccarthy.e has worked tirelessly for decades on behalf of the constituents of the central valley of california ao@nd our nation. in traveling the 20th congressional district, listening to my neighbors, constituent, and friends throughout fresno, kearns county, i know our concerns are very familiar with the concerns that we must do more to find solutions and to deliver the bor crisis. stop the rising costs of everyday essentials that are squeezing family budgets. and work t keep our community swaism must strengthen our crumbling irastruck churk find long-term solutions to water and energy infrastructure especially out we more educational opportunities. installations.t our military i want to thank the men and women of naval air lake, naval r station l'amour, and the fresno air national guard for their service and sacrifice defending oureat nation. inticipate passionate discourse. that is expected of us. there's certainly no shortage of challenges facing our nation, the constituent of california a

oscar-winning director kevin cosner won the award for his debut film dances with wolves again. the first film is already in cinemas, the second will appear on screens in august and the third is expected. horizons, part one, will tell about the world of the old west, the fate of the indigenous peoples of america and the american civil war. like in dances with wolves, the action of horizons unfolds during american civil war. true, there are now much more storylines, as well as heroes, here. the struggle of indians with settlers. family dramas, blood feuds, it seems that the director wrote and filmed the novel epic, and he himself starred in this film adaptation. kevin costner plays one of the main roles in horizons; the cast of the saga also includes sienna miller, sam worthington, isabelle fuhrman and jena malone. enough talk. well, i 'll tell you what, there's not much to do in these areas, but no matter who does what, everyone is being watched, and i don't mean god. order rests on the fact that i am watching you, a person watches his neighbor, sees what he tolerates and what h

i want to make that point because i don't think you can generalize this that way, kevin o'leary. nutty stuff and russian hoax stuff was nutty and unproven and turned out to be wrong and he didn't do that stuff. >> that's probably getting him some ex-wety. larry: he didn't do that. >> he bought the jamie dimon stock and talking about it now. larry: he's always been a policy guy and pro guy and tax cutter r and refresher and he's like hitting the refresh button and making sure the ce os understand he was he was there and ryan higgins effective and going for that and we've got to go. consider it and low taxes and deregulation. >> you know i love you and i have to be a bipartisan guy. that's why you love me. larry: that's why i love you. i have to think about, yeah, there may be other reasons why i las vegas you too . how about that . i wouldn't limit it to just a bunch of economic policy. you come cuddle up here with me on the set next time. i want you real close so we can cuddle and talk about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, kevin o'leary, the best of the best. strayin

kevin, thank you so much, kevin. win with the sf standard.e of the san francisco standard's other original reporting on their website at sf standard.com. we'll be from around the bay area. world news tonight with david muir is next >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. president biden taking drastic action on the u.s./mexico border. how soon could much of the border be shut down? >>> also breaking, cell phone service disrupted for millions across this country tonight. users effected in new york city, chicago, philadelphia, dallas, pittsburgh, and across multiple states. >>> first tonight, president biden's new executive action on immigration, set to gont

larry: kevin mccarthy, the best of the best thank you for coming on.ix the fed that's an interesting question. it might come up tomorrow and president trump speaks to the business roundtable or it might not but we're going to preview the whole story, we have fed governor kevin worsham, what would he do if by some chance he were in charge. we will ask him. remember "kudlow" available as a podcast, a different outcome episodes available every weekday right after the show on spotify, apple fox business podcast.com, we'll be right back. it's payback time. all these years, you've worked hard. you fixed it. you looked after it. maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you? we've invested in our home, we've worked on it, we had a whole lot of equity just sitting there, you paid down the mortgage, invested in your home. i guess, you could say, your home owes you. if you're 62 or older and own your home, learn how you can access a portion of your home equity to give you cash. a reverse mortgage can put more money in your pocket by eliminating your

kevin live for us in dc.'s bring in the host of the prevailing narrative podcast attorney matthew belinsky. great to have your initial. want to play some sound. the governor of federal reserve michelle bowman on the immigration and inflation connection. >> inflation and labour market developments in the us have unfolded differently in recent quarters compared to many other advanced economies likely reflecting a more open immigration policy. >> what she is saying is other countries that don't have wide open borders having a better time with the economy. things are not going up as fast as she mentions other countries don't have as much of an open immigration policy and what does that mean? and means reletting and tweet to many people. inflation is teaching much money chasing treaty few good and services are in balance and supply and demand ratio and you look at items like housing you can build housing fast enough to absorb these people. you have other items like gasoline more day-to-day items you can expand the

kevin campbell, the former striker for arsenal and everton, has died at the age of 5a after a short illnesslubs have reacted to the news, paying tribute to him. and at the euros, italy beats albania 2 —1, while spain makes an emphatic start, beating croatia 3—0. let's get more on the general elections here in the uk. let's take a quick look at what's making the headlines in some of the first editions of the sunday papers. we start with the observer, which leads on a warning about the national health service. the nuffield trust says both of britain's main political parties will leave the nhs with lower spending increases. the health think—tank analysed figures from the labour and conservative manifestos and it says the nhs will struggle to make ends meet whoever wins the election. staying with the observer, and the paper reports that the number of children attending private schools in england has risen, despite labour's intention to add vat to school fees. according to the department of education, as ofjanuary this year, the number of pupils in private schools had gone up to more than 593,00

kevin o'leary taking us to econ class.h i had you in college and i probably would have a better portfolio than por what i have t now. thank yoru for joining us on aup sunday night.gh-p up next, and other high profilel criminal trials, drugs, girlfriend s and hunter biden. all of that is next on "sunday night in america." switch to shopify and sell smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. (high energy music) (train whistle blows) (mom:) i guess you're really goin' off to school. mom ♪ i will remember you ♪ ♪ will you remember me ♪ ♪ don't let your life ♪ i love you ♪ pass you by ♪ (daughter:) i love you too dad ♪ weep not for the memories ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to fox news live come ashley strohmier new york, benjamin netanyahu ordering to change his mind and