location data to see if it was true. >> trace: bring kimberley back in here she makes a good point.>> that's right. tony bobulinski, hunter's former business partner is on the record under oath in front of congress. okay. you also have the agents, the whistleblowers in this case provide the outcome of an interview with rob walker, another of hunter's former business partners who suggested that joe biden had been brought in during a lunch to help close a deal. so, there's a lot there. and, again, no one has in any way attempted to suggest that these whistleblowers have any partisan motive here. in fact, they are really clear. >> yeah, kimberley strassel, mark and juan williams that's all the time we have. have a good weekend. >> you too. ♪ >> trace: it's friday and time for "notable quotables." >> think about this, america, in the game of politics it gets dirty and nasty. >> i'm not here to talk about mr. trump. i'm not here to talk about deep state. >> i won in 2020 by a lot. >> you lost the 2020 election. [chanting] >> i take this as a badge of honor because this says that i'm effe

deepen their cooperation on everything from economic security to ukraine or white house correspondent kimberley colquit reports the meetings for the 1st time at the white house. us president joe biden, a u. k. prime minister, reach you soon at announced a landmark agreement on the atlantic declaration seeks to improve security through economic cooperation between the u. s. and the u. k. the leaders, the ledge nations like russia and china seek to exploit the western allies resources, and the deal will reduce vulnerability the challenges we face all, much more economic in nature. and the only way we're going to meet those challenges is to work together to strengthen the resilience of all supply chains to research the technologies of the future. together, the logic declaration also means reduced trade barriers for new technologies, including artificial intelligence. this, as the u. k. plans to host a global summit this fall to mitigate a ais risks. the 2 leaders also pledge ongoing support for ukraine add, despite some waiting support of the us congress to continue funding ukraine's defense again

kimberley, hi! shamann, hi! i i don't know you. >> i'm new. i'm engardio. >> thank you. da brooks. and then too from my other employer, chief adams. assistant chief carter. chief fisher in the back. anybody else from san francisco sheriff department? anyone else? did i miss any other electeds? who? you are pointing, i don't know who you are pointing to. oh, preston. hi, dean preston. supervisor preston, welcome. yes. of course. where is dr. davis? director dr. cheryl davis. yes, we love her. we love her. and so with that, you know, i'm going to let you sit down while we bring up shamann. throw the flags in the air and wave them like you just don't care! it is juneteenth. it is juneteenth and here's shamann walton, board of superriser. >> thank you so much felicia. real quick before i say a few words. i you want to stand up if you black. stand up if you black. so, i did that because i just wanted to see who claim us. so, i know when i walk outside. thank you everybody. you can sit down. so, first of all, as you know, juneteenth is a celebration, and it is celebration of a time perio

he met with kimberley lang. source sore the elder has been criticized for supporting das that are ignoring the law and making many cities violent and less safe. alex is proponent of free speech on campus, see how that plays out. >> steve: he told "wall street journal" that. and said, i our side has to be better about being more patriotic and inclusive, just because someone votes trump doesn't mean they are lost or racist. he's taking over. >> brian: he doesn't call 72,000 people racist, good start. >> ainsley: what will change? baseline will be the same, progresive das and he predictses the son will be more dangerous. eck stereo the son says he is more political than dad. buckle your seat belts. >> ainsley: he will keep spending on political issues. >> brian: anything to take down society. >> ainsley: socialism. >> steve: 8:13 in the east and carley joins us with a story from the jungles of columbia. >> carley: that story captured the attention of people across the world. four children who survived 40 days in th

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. >> kimberley strassel a member of the editorial board at the "wall street journal."wdy former congressman from south carolina. congressman, i will start with you. you have seen the indictment. what do you think of jack smith's work here? you are a former prosecutor. >> well, i mean, the president needs to take this seriously. the audiotape that's pretty good evidence of knowledge and intents. you know, rich, i thought about two other cases when i was reading this indictment. hillary clinton obviously because that served as kind of a motivation for president trump and the way he handled it there is no doubt the bureau treated him desperately. jim comey made up his mind not to charge hillary clinton before he ever interviewed her. that is stunning. how can you make a false statement case when you make up your mind you are not going to talk to him before you interview him. rich, the other case that i thought about, believe it or not, was o.j. simpson. remember in o.j. simpson the jury concluded that the police framed a guilty man. this they everywhere more upset with th

st paul's way trust school in tower hamlets was visited by singer kimberley walsh as part of thank ate. temperatures at the moment in the mid—teens, so a warm start as well. the next few hours dry with a lot of sunshine. this afternoon some cloud bubbling up. it could bring the odd stray shower. but typically it is a much drier day than yesterday. in the best of it, averages into the mid 20s celsius. it will be warm. as we go through the night tonight, we are dry and generally clear. we go to see a little bit of mist and murk into the start we could see a little bit of mist and murk into the start of things tomorrow morning. another warm start and a dry one for you tomorrow. the big picture is this. high pressure is close by and edging in at the end of the week. it generally keeps frontal systems at bay. that is not to say it will be completely dry in the next few days, but certainly a lot of dry weather in the forecast. there could be some showers around tomorrow, and again potentially on friday. they could be thundery, but not so many of them around, especially into the weekend. it

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