[laughter] kimberlie: ebola love bacon, and a lot of people are vegetarian e-- kimberlie: a lot of peoplecon, and a lot of people are vegetarian except for bac on. it is important for us to listen to the community. emily: what sets you apart from beyond meat, if possible food? kimberlie: the space is growing really fast. trail --king the old some are taking a culture ancessed -- some are taking ultra-processed approach, and that is a large concern for consumers and the people looking to buy these products, and we are really taking that to heart and making a product that is completely natural, not gm oh, and naturally made. i started the company in actually grew and made all of the products in my kitchen. this is reality, and this is also food that everyone can get behind. emily: what other applications do you see of this kind of biotechnology and the future of food? kimberlie: i see, in food specifically, for our technology, the options are endless, but we are focusing on meat and seafood first, because koji has that texture. emily: and you are planning to sell this to consumers directly?

but kimberly was there, unlike the rest of us. >> i will go ahead and answer leo's question. a lot of gerrymandering going on since 2013. look, you can come to baltimore and talk to me about this any day, leo. that's what happened in 2017 the former governor actuallyadm. >> laura: we've got to wrap it, guys, but these are problems that need solutions. if there are pockets with things are getting better, i say good on you, that's fantastic. we have a lot of people hurting pld a lot of people who could be helped if we take the recriminations off the table and actually offer real solutions. all of you, love the conversationab tonight. and, ahead, we continue to expose democrats' failure to properly govern these cities. san francisco, front and center. we have it all for you. stay there. >> the homelessness in season is out of control. >> other cities stick them on buttons and send them here now this is like a homeless camp. >> iei walk one block that way,i move from seeing professionals seeing ten people in a row actively shooting up. >> urinating on the streets shooting heroin

. >> laura: kimberly will be here with more of that video. just moments. but first, hillary 2.0. oh, that's the focus of tonight's angle, part one. something very odd is happening in the democratic party. it is beyond the usual jockeying for pole position by the candidates desperate to remain viable. it's more than that. the funny thing is the sum of so called experts, even obama reportedly, keep telling people that biden shouldn't be the nominee. >> we are now sitting here with the democratic front-runner, having a spokesperson try and defend his comments on busing. >> when you are trying to hide the candidate, that's probably means you don't have a good candidate. that's like weekend at bernie's, where the guy was dead, they had to pretend he was alive. >> president obama reportedly told joe biden directly, quote, "you don't have to do this, joe, you really don't." >> laura: [laughs] when you love to be in the room in that conversation happened? but despite some shaky debate performances and more than a few medical alert moments, biden has gained seven points on his rivals sinc

, go ahead. >> kimberly, explain to me why someone needs an assault weapon in the nation?people in my own city in baltimore every single day by illegal guns and what we are going to do about cincinnati. >> remove assault weapons, join me in calling for a ban on assault weapons? >> this is a mental health issue. >> again, you can't say that. you can't say that -- >> guns have been around for decades, we just started seeing this. rob: scott, let me chime in here, do you believe that there's a mental health problem in the country because guns have existed for a listening time and we haven't seen -- >> first of all, we've had 29 wounds in 30-second period, you have a single shot weapon you don't have those kind of fatalities and injuries in short amount of time, surely there's going to be mental health issue, surely people need treatment, surely we can address these things but that doesn't do what we need it to do, we need to ban assault weapons, please again tell me why we need assault weapons, why a civilian in this nation needs assault weapon. rob: you've made good point. l

. >> kimberly olson was one of them.mate relationship with ernie scherer. met him in september 2008, six months after his parents' murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on the dice at his craps table. so. he was a smooth talker. >> now, that's a line. >> it is. i fell for it. >> from day one, said kimberly, their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me the stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth and i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he made a lot of mistakes. >> of course ernie also told her about his parents' murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell me stories about him and his father. and he'd get teary-eyed about it. >> kimberly got to know ernie, she said, very, very well. >> if you can drive through texas with someone and not want to strangle them in the middle of texas, you can get to know someone very well. he really was sweet. >> and eventually he mov

." >> reporter: kimberly's mother has alzheimer's, the most common cause of dementia. which afflicts 5 million americans and millions more who are their relatives, often blindsided by their loved one's sudden decline. >> i didn't realize that my mom had been s -- slipping guess. and to this day, it d -- kinda hurts me. but -- >> why does it hurt? >> because -- because i wasn't pay -- because i wasn't -- i wasn't paying attention to my mom. and it -- it took for somebody else to just kinda tug at me and say, "is everything okay with your mom?" and it wasn't. >> reporter: the sparkling woman kim and her family knew and loved all their lives, had once yearned for the bright lights, jacki performing in show after show at the starlight musical theatre in san diego. >> she's so f -- fun, vivacious, full of smiles. that was the good old days of my mom. >> reporter: for jacki, those same memories have faded like an old photo, as we paged through scrapbooks, jacki struggled to remember moments and faces from her past, including her own father. >> i just want to see, i want to f

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a white house correspondent kimberly i'll get joins us live now from washington d.c. kimberly said joe biden they're facing attacks from all sides last night but i mean was there a clear winner of the debate. many people feel that donald trump was the clear winner because what we saw was essentially the democrats eating their own pointing the finger at some point you can the flaws out amongst one another instead of the target which is donald trump the man that they hope to ultimately were place in the white house in terms of the democratic party so many people feel that at this early stage donald trump did very well in that but joe biden is the front runner and as john 107 his report there certainly he didn't have a target on his back he had to answer questions with regard to health care with his criminal justice reform in fact he's been speaking in the last couple of hours saying that he expected a lot of those criticisms and overall his campaign feels that he's done ok it wasn't spectacular but it certainly wasn't a flop either so plenty of room to build but one of

we lost kimberly strassel. if we get kimberly back, we'll have her back on the show.tocks in rally mode. >> it was a good day for the markets. the dow closing up 371 points. this is after a very volatile week so far. the 10-year yield stabilizing. no headlines out of china to shake things up. and earnings were pretty strong. all eyes were on uber after the bell today. earnings were spare, a loss of $4.72. both of those metrics were under those estimates. news corp reporting finally today e of 7 cents higher than expectations. the top line revenue number slightly off. "wall street journal" subscriber $2.6 million. that was a record for news corp. liz: we have kimberly trasle back on the line. >> this isn't a lament. this is putting a target on people's backs. we have seen it as a strategy that has sadly been adopted by the left. the barack obama did it in 2012 and caused trouble for romney donors. we have seen walkable maps for people who vote for propositions we don't like. they have been subjected to flash mobs and had their cars keyed. you don't set that example as

cracking down on any girl immigration a focal point prison ministration white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. when it comes to these raids they can take months to get the the warrants that are necessary given there were some 600 immigration customs enforcement agents involved there were likely rehearsals it was all pre-planned far in advance of the shooting in el paso texas the problem is when it was executed it came on a day that u.s. president donald trump was trying to unite the country given the fact that there had been this horrific shooting the majority of the victims in el paso were hispanic that the shooter said his intention was to kill hispanics and that he felt that his country was being invaded so the jackson's position of the u.s.

kimberly so tempers flared there at last night's debate and emerged as one of the key issues. yeah a major policy difference that really fires up the emotions not just of the candidates but of ordinary americans the front runners there in that debate bernie sanders senator and also senator elizabeth warren pushing an agenda of nationalizing or socializing health care in the united states and getting some pushback and sharp criticism from some of the other candidates that are trying to kind of raise their profiles but what this really exposed in the combative nature of all of this it really went on for about 90 minutes in terms of a number of topics is that there is a deep division among the democratic party in the united states right now and that's one of the things that voters will have to decide on whether or not they want sort of some of the canvas to represent the further left wing of the democratic party the progressives or some of the more moderate centrist typically what you would see of the democratic party in recent years so this is the fissure that was exposed but it

kimberly, i want to go to you first. your heart is dear and near to baltimore.ce the president has drawn attention, particularly to baltimore, what's been happening there in maryland? >> well, it looks to me that everyone has started to go to work. first time in a long time congressman elijah cummings tweeted out a picture of him and his senior home in his district. he's actually getting out there and talking to constituents. councilman president brandon scott propose to do more town hall meetings and get out there and talk to constituents and go door-to-door. i saw today, i was there today, and i saw city dump trucks, i saw the city had their landscapers out there looking at the place and assessing it and trying to figure out how to start cleaning it up. so a lot of people were upset but guess what, he tweeted and now they're getting to work so he should probably tweet more often. >> jason: as you see this situation unfolding, what's your reaction to it? >> well, the first thing of courses, you know, just the sadness. how tragic it is for literally for five dec

washington correspondent kimberly don't get so kimberly this is going in the space of a week from a slightly raised eyebrows can he be serious twit's to what looks like the beginnings of a full diplomatic spat. yeah and it's not the 1st time that we've seen the president kind of take the real estate developers approach to diplomacy this one would certainly be on the spectrum of the more absurd but we've seen the president doing this when it comes to north korea for example if you remember one of the enticements that donald trump is offering kim jong un the north korean leader if he gives up his nuclear weapons would be the prospect of economic prosperity through development in fact donald trump has even at times called north korea great waterfront property it's kind of his muscle memory default setting as a real estate developer in new york city for so many years but when you take into account that he is the u.s. president that this is a diplomatic issue now and the fact that it's cost an enormous amount of money already despite what the president said on twitter this caught many people by s

hall could kimberly as this was developing jurymen the last few hours and you and i were talking about it on air we were talking about the fact that a point seemed to be quite good natured but things seem to have taken a little bit of a change of direction. yet this public rejection of his offer to or bid essentially to buy greenland behalf of the united states from denmark and the sort of the snub that he perceives in the rejection of that real estate deal as he sees it has really irked president travel not only did he repeatedly talk about it as he left the white house to head to the u.s. to pataki but he also has just taken to twitter talking about it once again well not naming the danish prime minister directly pointing out that denmark is behind in his view in its contributions to nato the sort of shared defense obligations that says that many nations have not been meeting for quite some time so this is really been an irritant to donald trump it certainly has caused some tension in the relationship a diplomatic rift in fact the u.s. president says that he felt the comments by the

of just 58000 people 80 percent if it is covered by an ice sheets our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. the remote quiet of greenland was disrupted this week when former real estate developer turned u.s. president donald trump confirmed he wanted to buy the danish territory but that bid was publicly rejected by denmark's prime minister i thought that the prime minister's statement that it was absurd that was that it was an absurd idea was that the i thought it was an inappropriate statement well she had to do is say no we wouldn't be addressing. trying to been scheduled to travel to denmark for bilateral meetings the hard rejection by denmark of the us proposal prompted trump to abruptly cancel his state visit via twitter on wednesday the danish leader responded to the snub this does not change the capture of our good relations and we will of course from denmark continue our ongoing dialogue with the u.s. but the public rejection outrage trump twitter he continued to chastise denmark accusing it of not fully contributing to nato to pay for shared defense trumps interes

kimberly china's announcement was expected but the way that the president responded wasn't it seems to have caught a lot of people off guard. yeah there's a real concern about the repercussions which i know christine will talk about but there's been quite an outburst an angry tirade by the u.s. president on twitter as a result of china's actions retaliatory actions the president very deeply concerned about the u.s. economy which has been strong throughout his presidency and he knows that hinges perhaps its success hinges on whether or not he might be reelected again so the president has been for quite a while urged the head of the central bank in the united states to drop interest rates to stimulate the u.s. economy because there are forecast by most the experts economic experts that there are signs of an economic slowdown this is a worry for the president but when the federal reserve did not do that a few hours ago the president became deeply angry linking not just the issue of the interest rates but also china trade essentially trying to blame the head of the federal reserve for any

so we did hear trump condemn white supremacy in that statement that he made kimberly but for those that were hoping that he would propose gun laws they will be disappointed. well and there is some challenge in that is that the states in the united states have very strong rights with respect to gun laws so there is a limitation to what the president can do it's also important to point out to our international audience that the white house doesn't make laws congress and that's where the challenge seems to be we've seen the house controlled by democrats put in place gun legislation but that it stalled in the republican controlled senate now the u.s. president certainly can suggest he can also put in place executive orders we saw the latter in terms of suggestions of what he can do within his power as number one what he's pledged to do in that as he went on to condemn. the white supremacy which is what he is pointing to as the cause of at least one of the weekend shootings in el paso targeted at minorities that he wants to commit federal resources to combat domestic terrorism and extremism

so, judy has said that i can speak to a woman called kimberly. so, she's canadian...res it with a brit who doesn't want to be filmed. shamima begum is staying in this camp. we've been told we're not allowed to speak to her. and the brits here — there's around seven of them — they're waiting to come back to the uk. so i'm thinking maybe they don't want to talk to me because they don't want tojeopardise anything. kimberly came to syria in the summer of 2015 — when islamic state was controlling large parts of syria and iraq. why did you leave canada to come and live in syria? i had married a year prior to that, and he came here. he was injured. where was your husband from? somalia. so presumably you met online? yeah, we met through friends of ours online, yeah. we were talking for hours and hours a day because i was at home. so he was an isis supporter, an isis sympathiser? recruiter. completely. so you're saying he groomed you online. yeah. how would he try and convince you, actually, you need to come to syria? um... he spoke about how it was illegal for me to stay in c

thank you for that kimberly how that white house correspondent.china says it'll take countermeasures if the united states goes ahead with plans to deploy intermediate range missiles in the asia pacific region washington withdrew from the cold war era into mediate range nuclear forces treaty the i n f that was just last week. we call on the u.s. to exercise restraint and i also want to make one point absolutely clear that. china will not stand idly by and we are forced to take countermeasures should the u.s. deploy into medium range ground based missiles in this part of the world still to come on this hour jazeera news out the syrian government resumes airstrikes in the province after the collapse of a cease fire find out why it's blaming turkey. and find out what's call this explosion the foresee a vacuum ration of thousands of people in siberia. and in sports news a footballer creating these chaotic scenes as he returns home to clues is the world's most successful supper player and this is brazil. the united states has warned turkey it is willing

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halkett kimberly that was a very strong response from the president. a strong response and then quiet it's a little bit unusual the president as you noted promised that he would have a response we expected something in the afternoon but so far we have not heard from the president what we do know is that behind the scenes he has been meeting with his trade advisers one can only speculate that perhaps they may be saying you might want to rethink this given the fact that we've seen retaliatory measures in place from china time to take effect at the very same time the u.s. had put tariffs on some 300000000000 of chinese goods to take effect next month and also in in december so what there seems to be going on here is a calculation this is going to have an impact on american consumers and it seems to be sit sitting and sinking in with the u.s. president who has been lashing out at the federal reserve chair that's the head of the central bank here in the united states tying these 2 stories together saying who is our bigger enemy jay powell that is jerome pow

halkett to talk us through these raids kimberly. yeah the just the juxtaposition of these raids taking place targeting those who are have not only entered the united states illegally but in most cases the trumpet ministrations says were also working under false identities using false social security numbers and other government identifiers in order to attain these jobs that this these raids that we had 700 people rounded up put on buses in some cases in front of their children who were nearby or exit in day care centers has really underscored kind of the lack of sort of awareness that the troubled ministration has in terms of public relations at minimum pretty tone deaf as the president is trying to unite the country and redirect some of the concerns about the el paso shooter and his targeting of hispanics the administration is the sort of many people would argue inflicting prefer their pain and so this off back and forth often split screen on the television is what many people say was really poorly timed now the administration for

kimberly dozier is a contributor for the daily beast.t quote, if somebody would make that motion, i would disposed to think about it favorably. kimberly, do you think russia should be allowed back in? and if they were to be, what ramifications would that have on the global stage? >> the other members of the g-7 don't think russia should be back in, that's what they told him the last time they met and he brought this up too. russia was kicked out of the g-8, because it an ex-ed crimea from the ukraine. that hasn't changed, but this goes back to president trump's fixation with russia as a possible future ally for the u.s., and seeing them as a strong man as opposed to seeing them as engaging in dangerous behavior that needs to be checked and punished. >> alsoen watted to talk to you today, moving on to isis in this reporting of this camp in northern syria, 70,000 strong. isis family members, is it a hotbed of isis ideology. we know president trump declared victory five months ago. mike pompeo acknowledging isis is surging and is stronger t

white house correspondent kimberly halakhah joins us live now from washington d.c. kimberly said joe biden that facing attacks from all sides last night but was there a clear winner of the debate. and many people feel that the winner may have been donald trump because what these candidates were doing was assailing one another and not the man that they hope to replace in the white house and certainly this is the problem with the race when the advantage of the incumbent donald trump house is he's already campaigning we still don't know who know who the democratic national rather the democratic presidential nominee will be so this is something that is a challenge for the candidates we certainly saw the front runner joe biden having some trouble and really highlighting the generational gap if you will not just in take it easy on me kid or go easy on me kid to come to harris the problem so about explaining how to fundraise through text messaging it really showed that contrast between him his advanced age and some of the younger candidates on the stage so a lot of obstacl

moment what will happen next with our panel but 1st this report from our white house correspondent kimberly octaves. it's a treaty u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly accused russia of violating right guys not adhere to the agreement they should have been done years ago the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed in 1087 by then u.s. president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev for 31 years it's ban both sides from deploying medium range land based missiles halting the arms race between the 2 superpowers but washington and moscow clashed for years over russia's development and deployment of a cruise missile system the united states and its allies say was prohibited under the cold war pact in february us secretary of state mike pump a 0 announced that of russia did not begin to comply with the agreement the us would withdraw on august 2nd russia has jeopardized the united states' security interest and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while russia shamelessly violates them announcement prompted russian president vladimir putin in the united states

kimberly, don't fight it. >> jack lemmon. >> there was a vibration! >> michael douglas. >> i don't know accident is the right word. >> it is the right word. >> that trailer from "the china syndrome." eric epstein, put that into perspective. >> the one quote i'd extract is the quote from the character who said safety in depth. that used to be the mantra of the industry. redundancy systems. we've seen a large scale back in staffing levels. the nrc has turned into a laissez-faire regulatory body that occurred in 1999 when they inserted the reactive oversight process. since '79, i think lessons were learned. i think training has improved. i think we're falling back to where we were in '79. i don't see safety in depth anymore. i see older plants, aging plants that aren't working as well, that aren't staffed to the levels they should be. refueling outages, which used to be 12 months, are now 18, now every two years. i think that issue sometimes gets missed. i think the other thing that was chilling about the china syndrome is the spokesperson was eerily rem

kimberly is joining us live now. i do appreciate it. when i see this, kimberly, it strikes me that here "the new york times" is already presupposing the conclusion. they've already told you what they're going to print for the next year and a half as we go through this election. how do you see it?f >> well, that is what is so stunning about this. >> not unusual for leaders to task a group of reporters they're bringing it to light. the goal is to report, highlight an issue, maybe win a prize. this is entirely different. this is him saying, look basically we have a partisan and political agenda to push a narrative out there. and he also admitted, which i thought was incredibly honest and revealing, why did we do it? well, one because of the sentiment of reporters within their newsroom. and, two, and he had a quote, he said, you know, well, the problem was our readers who really want trump gone, they saw the results of the mueller report and thought, oh, plantty blank. now we need to change focus and we're moving on to trump is a racist. it

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the set vasant our correspondent in moscow right let's go over to our white house correspondent kimberly have now and. kimberly president trump rather quick to jump on to what is turning out to be quite a controversial incident. right and we've had no other reaction from pentagon officials speaking publicly or any sort of trumpet ministration official coming to the microphones to give us clarity beyond the tweet that the u.s. president put out late on aug 12th let's take a look at what the president had to say he writes the united states is learning much from the failed. and russia we have similar though more advanced technology the russian sky fall explosion has people worried about the air around the facility and far beyond not good so the president has given no information there in that tweet about how he knows any of these details how he's come to these conclusions but we do have to take this as official statements from the u.s. government now in the midst of all of this we are hearing and it is being reported by other media outlets that there is some speculation at the pentagon that

how is it really bad timing kimberly any explanation for. yet bad timing bad optics you've got the one the one hand the u.s. president trying to act as consoler in chief uniting the country saying that his rhetoric has not divided has not led to sort of emboldening the hate that was contained in that manifesto of the el paso shooter targeting hispanics but then on the other hand you have the trumpet ministration making headlines for these raids of illegal workers in one state over in the u.s. state of mississippi another southern state along the border with mexico now this is a concern in all of this is not just the optics but the motivations because what was happening in all of this is as these illegal workers were being rounded up and put boxes what the cameras were capturing where their children being left behind at daycare centers crying as they witnessed their parents being locked up and hauled away now the argument being made by the trumpet ministration is that this was well coordinated planned to the vans these warrants that were obta

hi there kimberly what else do we know about these proposals so far. yeah well what we know is that there are a lot of environmentalists in the united states that are very unhappy with the proposal put forward by the trump administration essentially the administration says it is rolling back what it sees as regulations put in place in 2016 under the obama administration that it believes are essentially burdensome and unnecessary but environmental groups say that what this really is in terms of these sort of the rolling back of the requirement that there be a monitoring of oil and gas leaks at plants that are producing these and distilling these is essentially it is limiting the environmental protection agency's authority that's the agency that regulates these sorts of things that ensures clean air clean water. to say that this is really a major blow in the broader fight to combat global warming climate change so that's why they're really concerned now we should point out that this is just a proposal there are a period of time the follows this that ther

tunnel trumps contentious relationship with his intelligence community white house correspondent kimberly holcomb reports . fractures in the relationship between president trump and director of national intelligence dan coats were sometimes exposed in public and in real time we have some breaking news the white house has announced on twitter last summer it was an american journalist who broke the news to coats that the white house had invited russian president vladimir putin to washington not the president coming here. ok. that moment left americans wondering who was in charge of the sprawling collection of 17 intelligence agencies including the n.s.a. and cia there were concerns raised when trump named a political loyalist congressman john ratcliffe as coaches replacement seeming to value loyalty over experience with somebody strong that could really rate it is because as i think you've overheard the intelligence agencies have run a bar but ratcliffe got a lukewarm reception in the u.s. senate that would have to confirm him when his resume was found to be lacking he withdrew trampling th

to its side of the bargain white house correspondent kimberly hellcat explains. it's a treaty u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly accused russia of violating right guys not adhering to the agreement they should have been done years ago the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed in 1987 by then u.s. president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev for 31 years it's ban both sides from deploying medium range land based missiles halting the arms race between the 2 superpowers but washington and moscow clashed for years over russia's development and deployment of a cruise missile system the united states and its allies say was prohibited under the cold war pact in february us secretary of state mike pump a 0 announced that of russia did not begin to comply with the agreement the u.s. would withdraw on august 2nd russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while russia shamelessly violates that announcement prompted russian president vladimir putin in the united states against deploying new

not everyone around the world feeling the same way feeling pretty nervous right now in fact right kimberlythank you for the company how could i want house correspondent live in washington thank you. still to come here there are controls at the border health officials in rwanda and the democratic republic of congo meet to try to work out how to stop the spread of people. hello there we have the next tropical storm this one is the kima and this one is heading on towards taiwan at the moment where you can see on the satellite it is mass of clouds it is all mixed in with that cloud there so some very heavy rain now this storm is continuing to strengthen right now but winds at about 90 kilometers an hour it is expected to generate winds strong enough to become a typhoon in the next 48 hours also possibly even less than that it's moving very slowly this is so picking up quite a lot of energy from the wall so we've got to $34.00 in taipei with those rain showers elsewhere across into china the usual rain showers and thunderstorms and then you can see by thursday it really is much much more eviden

could if john bolton a still in the office when it comes time to renew it he has made it clear as kimberly mentioned that he sees this as a flawed agreement now the president donald trump has the authority to pull out of this treaty all on his own he doesn't need congressional support but what he does need congressional support with this is hope to modernize the nuclear weapons fleet he has been pushing that he wants low yield nuclear weapons basically a lot of analysts say that is dangerous because that means they can go on subs they can be deployed forward and that people are much more likely to use them if they feel like it's a small nuclear explosion not a large one he has to get that through congress and right now the democrats who control the house of representatives are really not helping him or going along with basically anything you want in the national defense authorization bill he has said he will veto it but if congress is going to have any impact on this issue look for it in those negotiations and i guess policy as well it chimes with mr trump's agenda as well which is after a

halkett kimberly's if i understand that rightly president trump is trying to link what he wants to get from the democrats on immigration with the dangling the possibility of some kind of reform when it comes to gun ownership. yeah the president in a series of 3 tweets certainly did make the correlation that there is a need not only for sensible gun legislation but also immigration reform this has to do part because the manifesto of the shooter the alleged shooter in the el paso shooting certainly did feel. rather long diatribe against illegal immigrants as one of the things that he says was a motivator for the shooting so there is the correlation there of so we're watching very carefully as the president addressed the nation starting sometime after 14 g.m.t. we believe we understand from the president's tweet not just the one you read there but also another one where he targets the media centrally for what is also happening the divisions both political and economic in the united states seem to be contributing to rage the president blaming the media saying that it needs to be unbiased o

to the white house and correspondent kimberly helka so kimberly the day after the night before who won the debate. well many people say that it was donald trump that won that debate even though he wasn't on the stage because what we saw there is really the democrats eating their own they spent more time jabbing each other than they did really attacking the man in the white house that they hope to replace it was certainly joe biden the front runner that got a lot of the attacks he spent the night kind of deflecting on his record not just as a former vice president but also as a u.s. senator when it came to criminal justice even health care but certainly there was the challenge of the democrats and some of those that felt that their campaigns really had a last chance we saw some making great strides there especially senator cory booker who many people felt really needed to have a standout performance and many believe that he has but in terms of joe biden as we heard in that report there from john hendren his performance was neither overwhelming nor underwhelming he did have some trouble

administration says russia has not kept its side of the bargain a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. it's a treaty u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly accused russia of violating right guys not here in the agreement they should have been done years ago the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed in 1987 by then u.s. president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev for 31 years it's ban both sides from deploying medium range land based missiles halting the arms race between the 2 superpowers but washington and moscow clashed for years over russia's development and deployment of a cruise missile system the united states and its allies say was prohibited under the cold war pact in february us secretary of state mike pump a.o. announced that of russia did not begin to comply with the agreement the us would withdraw on august 2nd russia has jeopardized the united states' security interest and we can no longer be restricted by the treaty while russia shamelessly violates them announcement prompted russian president vladimir putin to warn the u

kimberly this response by china wasn't really a surprise given what the u.s. had been doing before was that. it wasn't a surprise what is a bit of a surprise is how the u.s. president has reacted typically he lashes out at china and he did that but he took it a step further and is also lashing out simultaneously against the hair head of the central bank here in the united states the chair of the federal reserve jerome powell in one tweet he says that who is our bigger enemy jay powell or chairman she now why is the president doing this why is he linking his demand for lower interest rates which would stimulate the u.s. economy he believes with china well essentially as this trade war ask and continues on the blowback is going to affect consumers here in the united states not just china and donald trump reelection hinges potentially on the success of the strong u.s. economy staying in place if that doesn't happen donald trump needs a scapegoat and it appears that rate at least right now that he is pointing the finger at the federal reserve chair at the same tim

business economists expect a slowdown by the end of 2021 a white house correspondent kimberly how reports. the united states is experiencing its lowest on the planet freight in more than a half century it's a top talking point of u.s. president donald trump but a tuesday after initially dismissed it concerns of a recession the president addressed it head on i think the word recession is a word that's inappropriate because it's just a word that the. the church people are going to be kind of certain people in the media are trying to build up because they'd love to see a recession last week the dow jones suffered its worst plunge of the year it has since stabilized but many economists say it reflects fears of an economic slowdown out there other signs the household not to be willing to make those large current. investments anymore at least not to the extent that they were a couple years ago and that should be serious and see will be being more cautious separately confirmed reports the white house is considering payroll tax cut to put more money in workers' pocket and encourage spending and a

>> day in day tthey invite todat liberal arts college kimberly peirce was th who was the direcd the groundbreaking film that exposed the american audiences to what it's like to be a transgender person with a sympathetic portrayal. the activists at this college, they shut down the event and wouldn't let her speak. they put up signs saying things to her like they hated her but why. if they had with you would think would be a progressive film. having casts for this because only a trans person should have been playing this role so they hated her for that which is so shortsighted and self-defeating. it wouldn't have been as big a film than if it had someone other than hillary swank for that is just an example of the really at each other's throats. >> middlebury college, he ended the professor that invited him. they were literally assaulted by the protesters who thought it was so important to stop what was supposed to be a debate he was going to be a debate between the perspective and a leftist center perspective and they don't want that to happen. don't you think you are driving people towards them. th

and the activists at this college, they shut down the event and wouldn't let kimberly speaks space. they hated her she had what you would think about a progressive film the cast hilary swank in it and she is not a trans person so having cast -- this violates intersectionallate bus only a trans person should be playing a rans role so they headed nor that it which is so sort-sighted and self-defeating. it won't have been as big a film if itself didn't have hilary swank in it. that's the example of a really like at each other's throats and self-defeating tactics that of some activist are. he bracing because of the influence of intersectionallity. >> host: charl murray stride. middle bury college, me and the professor who invited him both injured. >> guest: right. literally attacked. physically assaulted. by protesters who thought it was so important to stop what was supposed to be a debate. going to be a debate between murray's perspective and a leftist center perspective, and but they don't want that to happen. when i interview for the book and said don't you think you make charles mu