has played _ giles' again the role that the kirk has played at _ giles' again the role that the kirke role that the kirk has played at the very _ giles' again the role that the kirk has played at the very centre - giles' again the role that the kirk has played at the very centre of i has played at the very centre of this ceremony today, the centre of scottish life, as it was for so many centuries. ., , scottish life, as it was for so many centuries. . , , ~ centuries. indeed. it was striking. i'm not centuries. indeed. it was striking. l'm not sure _ centuries. indeed. it was striking. i'm not sure john _ centuries. indeed. it was striking. i'm not sure john knox _ centuries. indeed. it was striking. i'm not sure john knox would - centuries. indeed. it was striking. | i'm not sure john knox would have i'm not surejohn knox would have approved of other faiths giving their statements of loyalty and support to the king. but their statements of loyalty and support to the king.— their statements of loyalty and support to the king. but that was the flavour. _ support to the king. but that

the origin story, the turning point usa, charlie kirk origin story really starts with fox.his first pre-turning point group, which was a very moderate republican group. a very room moderate republican ideas. he started by getting on to fox news show, and by getting driven by the chicago studio, and getting on air. his relationship on fox has been very tight. for foxes helped him a tremendous amount. i think that what you see is that as charlie kirk's views have turned from moderate republican issues around budget deficits, low taxation, and issues that republicans and conservatives have always held to be true, and they're sort of okay with a lot of moderates in general. they have turned very radical. i think that fox news was okay with that radical this until what we saw was that associations with very radical groups meant association with groups telling lies, associations with groups that were telling a lot of lies. this recent dominion lawsuit has told fox news that it will cost them a lot of money. >> yes. and you went right where i wanted to go, because my suspicion was

this is another principle that russell kirk talked about, connected with conservatism. we actually appreciate variety. we understand that human society and human civilization is complex and intricate and we value and appreciate that against the leveling tendencies of utopian schemes. conservatives recognize that humans are not perfectible, as much as we might try, it's best to accept that and understand it. conservatives also believe in private property. and that private property is essential for the central preconditions for freedom. conservatives also believe in voluntary associations and not collectivism and especially not in voluntary collectivism schemes. conservatives leave in separation of powers and prudent use of power, but also appreciate and understand the need for authority and government and it is in the tension between individual liberty and the need for that which we appreciate. we try to strike a reasonable balance between those two things. then, the last principle of russell kirk, i mean, how can you know of it. -- not love it. change needs to be reconc

thank you, kirk, for continuing to push the fight.o work together and have become friends through all of this. you are awesome. brave books is where you can find it out. kirk tells wholesome store eaves across the country and find out which library he will be at next. i love you, thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." "outnumbered" is right after the break. stay right there. less static. less wrinkles. more softness. more freshness. bounce. it's the sheet. so many hotels. ah! ah! ah! trouble booking the family vacay? come on. comfort has free hot breakfast for the whole fam. they have waffles! and splendid pools. cannonball! book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ ♪ >> emily: hello, everyone this is "outnumbered." i'm emily compagno and here with my cohost kayleigh mcenany and also joining us fox business anchor and a host of "american dream home" cheryl casone and lisa boothe and cohost of the verdict with ted cruz podcast, ben ferguson. now, we began with new details and a lack of answers following the discovery of

i want to thank our good friend charlie kirk for everything he has done to build turning point. it is incredible what he has done in a short period of time, into an incredible grassroots organization in the united -- into one of the most incredible grassroots organizations in the entire nation. the timing could not be better. this new project for mobilizing early voters will be a difference maker in the next election and make it a much more difficult job to cheat because we are going to swamp them. you know, when you start swamping them -- [cheers and applause] because they cheat. they do anything they can because they don't have policies. open borders, no voter id, high taxes, high interest rates. the only way they win is by cheating. we are also delighted to be joined by representative matt gaetz. where is matt gaetz?

generations today, and we see that past represented before us here in west parliament square outside the kirk of st giles, the household cavalry, and music. and we are hearing some wonderful music today. this is a composition which the king is very involved in choosing. it includes three scottish traditional tunes, choosing. it includes three scottish traditionaltunes, dark choosing. it includes three scottish traditional tunes, dark lochnagar and being one. they have been incorporated into a new composition by a composer from incorporated into a new composition by a composerfrom nearby incorporated into a new composition by a composer from nearby dumfries house, which the king has put a lot of time and energy into regenerating. let's hear this. and the king and queen leaving holyroodhouse to begin theirjourney up holyroodhouse to begin theirjourney up to st giles�*. they are wearing, the king and queen, the robes of the order of the thistle. also, the duke of rothesay is a knight of the thistle, and his wife catherine. and the royal party leaving holyroodhouse. to begina to begin a journey t

let's bring in actor kirk cameron. great to see you.why do you think we've lost so much faith especially in organized religion? what's going on? >> well, as you just pointed out, we seem as a country to be losing faith in all of our institutions, and that's because i think we're seeing behind the curtain that there's deception and corruption going on. and it knows no bounds. we see it in church, we see it within people's own marriages, we see it, obviously, in politics. we can see it in the financial sector. and it seems as though there is this evil plot to somehow deconstruct and disorganize our social fabric, our economic fabric for the purpose of reorganizing it toward a different goal. and think that's why people are starting to hunker down and say, man, we need to figure out what's going on and come up with some alternative channels and methods or this whole hinge's going to implode. ashley: i think you're right. you say the american library association is responsible for religious discrimination. it involves your books, your books

michael kirk, i want to start with you. i watched your documentary. it was fascinating.ant to play a clip from it for those who haven't seen it yet. i recommend everybody watch it. this was something new to me. the nexus between clarence thomas and one rush limbaugh. take a listen. >> thomas told people he stopped reading mainstream news. instead, he relied on two primary sources -- his wife and rush limbaugh. >> he would listen to rush limbaugh as he was doing the long commute and he would have court staff tape record it so he could listen to it when he was commuting. >> you're attempt to assuage all your white guilt by supporting obama is worthless because you know he's not a real black. if any race of people should not have guilt about slavery, it's caucasians. >> the two became close friends. >> the fear was clarence thomas' confirmed he then becomes the most powerful influential black man in america, and he is not a democrat and he's not a liberal. >> michael kirk, it seems to me that the current supreme court is now a court of rush limbaugh's dreams. how did the ri

he stretched his muscles with event tsurenko biopic that started kirk douglas, he remains best known song and dance work as she stretched his muscles with the -- stretch his muscles with the vincent van gogh biopic that started kirk douglas. this work remains just this joyful and accessible today. we spoke a lot in today's show about modern hollywood blockbusters, so i could not imagine a better way to close out then on silver screen spectacles of a different sort. minnelli's work still has that lust for life. even if you cannot make it to paris this summer, try to catch one of these screenings yourself. make a bucket of popcorn and put on one of these musical fantasies because that is entertainment. >> thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. we will leave you with that retrospective. see you next time. >> ♪ a swaying getting slain for the love of a queen some great shakespearean scene everyone ends in mincemeat the gang made the waving the flag again the american way the world is a stage the stage is a world of entertainment ♪ ♪ 07/19/23 07/19/23 [captioning made p

they decorated and made a place to put a part of it on this beauty prepares an extra cash check for kirknd those who have this pole near their shoulders and intellectual property in this old man make this shirt within half an hour it is connected to the main body of the male and right there in the morning on the day of ashura, the last part of 96, it is connected and it is strong and they can move the movie on the day of tasu'a and ashura all the joshanis who live in the cities will participate in the mourning ceremony at 8 o'clock in the morning, by my hand, all the people will move to the paths that are set the main routes of mourning should not be inside the boils they move until they have an account. the first person who moves is the descendant of imam hassan mojtabi. the second palm is moving, people, and must join the route of the transfer of imam hossein, peace be upon him. it moves from imam khomeini's neighborhood. niaz joshghan street is carpeted. it stops there until the third palm of joshghan, named after imam sajjad haqq, is in front and the son of the spine is mixed. he esc

at the symbols of the past, there is going to be a meeting of the past and the present in this high kirkedinburgh. the figures who represent scotland's present, first minister humza yousaf, is already inside with alison johnstone humza yousaf, is already inside with alisonjohnstone presiding officer alison johnstone presiding officer of alisonjohnstone presiding officer of the scottish parliament, oliver dowden deputy prime minister of the uk government is here, and of course alisterjack the secretary of state for scotland. they are already in st giles' awaiting the beginning and the arrival of the honours of scotland when they emerge in a few minutes from the signet library where they've just been taken. here where they've “ust been taken. here come the where they've just been taken. here come the household _ where they've just been taken. here come the household cavalry, a magnificent site as they come up the royal mile to st giles' cathedral, preparing the way for the king's procession. preparing the way for the king's procession-— preparing the way for the king's rocession. ., . , pr

held in edinburgh castle, these have been brought today to the high kirk of edinburgh. sword, the sceptre, and the crown are royal symbols. as we offer these to the king, we celebrate the peace and unity of our land and its people, and together we dedicate ourselves anew to serving the common good of our nation. please the common good of our nation. stand as you are c“ the please stand as you are able. the elizabeth sword will be presented by the olympic rower dame catherine and jeff. —— dame kathryn grainger. # thy mercy, lord, is in the heavens; # thy truth doth reach the clouds: # thyjustice is like mountains great; # thyjudgements deep as floods: # by the symbol of this sword, we pledge our loyalty, entrusting you to defend our laws, and to uphold justice # thyjudgements deep as floods: #

in a service at the high kirk of edinburgh — the king was presented with the ancient honours of scotland reflecting centuries of scottish history. chanting: not my king! not my king! but there was no shortage of dissenting voices with people protesting against the event and what it signified. also tonight... mourning the dead. thousands attend the funeral of palestinians killed during israel's military incursion, into the west bank. we hearfrom one woman about what she describes as a "predatory culture" at the house of commons..... and another sporting protest byjust stop oil, newsnight at 10.30 — an exclusive investigation by newsnight into a predatory culture among male mps and senior staffers. we speak to six commons workers who tell us that sexual misconduct and inappropriate behaviour is commonplace. good evening from edinburgh where the king's coronation has been formally recognised in the capital of scotland with a grand procession, a fly—past by the royal air force and a service at st giles cathedral where the king was presented with the honours of scotland, the ancient crown jew

.# the presence of the stone of destiny or scone in this high kirk of edinburgh on this occasion is aistoric moment in the life of scotland. carved from the earth, this is a simple piece of stone. yet, in its simplicity, it has precious and significant symbolism for the people of this land. the stone of destiny — an lia fail — is an ancient symbol of scottish sovereignty. fanfare # god save our gracious king # long live our noble king # god save the king! # send him victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the king! # the worship is over, let the service begin. beloved, go in peace. and may the god who loves you, father, son, and holy spirit, go with you this day and forevermore. fanfare the worship is over. let the service begin, said the moderator. words for us all, perhaps, but not least the king, who is promised and received the crown of scotland, to rein in service of all his people. and he will leave the church to the jaunty strains we hear now of the call of lochnagar, performed by the fanfare trumpets of the royal air force. dame kathryn grainger carr

be careful you never know, kirk you're too competitive, buddy.applause yes! >> what? >> jimmy: it stopped go, joel kirk, come up here with me [ cheers and applause >> i ain't going out like that again. [ cheers and applause >> oh, my gosh >> i'm pretty drunk now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: joel, the garbage can is in the middle, not our stage. thank you very much. okay, here we go ♪ it's going faster now. here we go good luck, everybody tariq's been practicing. oh, my gosh. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: keep going keep going it didn't stop it's just slow he's messing with your mind. wow! [ sad tuba ] [ cheers and applause that's all right all right. the last cup has been placed it's zoey versus tariq for the champ, "musical beers. zoey, you know who i'm rooting for. [ cheers and applause d.j. "fievel goes west," let's do it. ♪ >> this is some terrifying music. >> why does it have to be so spooky >> jimmy: he plays birthday parties, bar mitzvahs, whatever you need, he's there >> it's haunting ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god take it seriously! >> take beer musical

who is kirk? who is kylo? here, then, look. the twelfth year is over 100 years old, and the village of talui is also known for its sources of living and dead water the owner of the open-air museum is engaged in the improvement of the territory around the springs. and how to drink this water, someone says that first you must definitely drink the dead one, or wash the dead one, then live. well known, as grandmothers used to say, they drink this at night to sleep well. and this one in the morning, so that you can be cheerful, so please. each spring is marked in a wooden cross . the water is clean and clear here. during the first world war, there was a bathhouse . soldiers dug out springs. clay illuminated by the priest nearby, which helps with joint diseases, and finally i will introduce you to another local attraction. this is the so-called generator stone. they say that there is so much auspicious energy in him that he will gladly share it with tourists with everything that needs to be done. it is with good thoughts. cling to hi

a movie in the usa ole exit from belarus walked under the red road residents of the non-disposable kirkrels arrived at the united states in the mogilev region harsenford grandpa and grandma by birth of a snake scarlett johansson maya corone take it away, who here deprived the actor of louis, the mayor, summer relatives. asti is a tough carabam and collected in kind. there was an espatichnaya pratseva traded without soups. well, hello, impatient and kalizorka and she went to withdraw to the competitors way back she was closed, it seemed crippled, the arch wanted to lie to rat butler in the film worn by the wind. mayer pit zell. if you don't want to be the mouth, you'll be the gill of that usp accepted the usuoz threat and changed your mind, played a brilliance, the film became a cult and won eight oscars, the shavings went on the carriage days with another grid. who could know that not in the fun of simbu de is no longer such a metro goldwinder company. the jackal held out the crisis in usin is to blame or the yakirovka cooked him a bite and

kirk, how is that playing in congress? guest: the employment -- the unemployment rate is down, the economy is in pretty good shape, but are voters feeling that? right now, in survey after survey we have seen, voters rank the economy and battling inflation as their number one and two issues and they are not feeling the same effect that resident biden -- that president biden is talking about now. the president has very little control over those things so that is why he's having the investments in making things in america but it's about transferring that to voters and that will be challenging as he ramps up his reelection campaign. host: let's talk about the house. democrats will need five seats. how is that looking? guest: it looks about like that real clear poll we showed earlier where it is equally divided. we have had a few supreme court cases these last few weeks that have kind of upended what we thought the redistricting process would look like. it looked like republicans were going to be able to draw themselves a few m

every kirk would now move would be for example, a parent donating an organ for that child, or someone voluntarily donating organs to other people know steiger 23rd and then use cause i'm not, that was fun, thoughts, unfortunately, you know, strong. so we move in with that more someone else used to purchase while you got the task. but it does say for scheme doesn't if you just push through with a patient, you know, not only paints go through a sort of diet, practical telephone. so no 2 diesel but ukrainian organs are openly on sale in other countries. the adulthood. insight claims in 2021 bulgaria presented the plan to trade ukrainian migrants organs of to foreigners. the customer pays a minimum of $50000.00, but kidney the donor receives are between $515000.00. such a thought that was the little thing is just as the sluggard has done. so right now, it's about a senior year for me. electronic funds, but the luxury of being a fellow at the post is alton with the ok button g by you could could i showed it is only a total for june. i should team we juniors may shift from proficio sylveste

so that we know what to expect. —— james kirk. the people's procession representing aspects of scottish life, including charities, sets off from edinburgh castle. at 1.40pm the honours of scotland leave edinburgh castle under military escort. at the same time the military pipes and drums and the household cavalry mounted regiment move from the palace of holyroodhouse. that is the other end of the royal mile. at 2.05pm the royal procession leaves the palace of holyroodhouse, arrriving at the cathedral five minutes later. the national service of thanksgiving and dedication begins at 2.15pm and lasts an hour. at 3.20pm there's be a 21—gun salute from edinburgh castle. at 3.40pm the raf fly—past down the royal mile from edinburgh castle to palace of holyroodhouse. that will be quite a sight to behold. lots of people are looking forward to that. 0ur scotland editor james cook is with me. what i would like to ask you is where does this event today in all of its grandeur and pageantry sit in today's scotland? it is of its grandeur and pa

[background noises] [background noises] kirks recognize a gentle lady. >> i'm sorry. both the texas folks of the florida folks are going to get mad at me now by. >> pay. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon chair khan. i would like to focus our attention on the recent notice of rulemaking and for changes to the pre-merger notification form requirements and instructions. so this new proposed rule would require submission of substantial additional documents from what is currently the status quo including draft agreements and term sheets as opposed to just a final proposal for review, information about creditors, minority shareholders officers, directors at the information on labor markets, and data about workforce including geographic information about employees, he tells about prior penalties and findings by the nlrb is that right? among other things. >> we issued a proposal up suggestions for additional information we would be getting. another key area it would be foreign subsidies so congress told us to get information about whether firms they're looking to mer

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in a service at the high kirk of edinburgh, the king was presented with the honours of scotland, the nation's crown jewels. but there was no shortage of dissenting voices, with people protesting against the event and what it signified. also on the programme: our international editor jeremy bowen reports from inside the refugee camp injenin in the occupied west bank. thousands attend a funeral procession after 12 palestinians were killed during israel's two—day military action, which has now ended. former gmtv presenter fiona phillips reveals she has alzheimer's a disease she says has already ravaged her family. and just stop oil protestors get on court at wimbledon not once but twice, scattering orange confetti and jigsaw pieces. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news. it is crunch time as england brings the changes ahead of the most when third ashes test at heading. good evening from edinburgh, where the king's coronation has been formally recognised in the capital of scotland with a grand procession, a fly—past by the royal air force, and a service at st giles�* cathedral, wher

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and then he heard brian kirk say stop. folks in the bar were mad that governor murphy has yet to sign a bill lifting all restrictions from covid. stuart: there's a few other reasons why one might be a little angry. >> perhaps. >> they were in the bar where there were signs posted that they can get labor, et cetera. stuart: very interesting. check the futures please, a mixed picture not much price movement. the next case, president biden but u.s. military information slip during an interview, watch this. >> we are running out of ammunition were low on it, we took the recommendation of the defense department to allow for the transition. where we have more 155 weapons, the shells for ukrainian. >> why would the president admit we are low on ammunition, trump still holds a big lead in the republican primary pool but who is raising the most money so far, we will have the numbers for you next. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfr

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don't know the georgia supreme court, but it's hard to believe they would take this seriously. >> kirk, do you think it's hyperbolic when i say trump is panicking, because all this points to that reality. >> i'm thinking about to chris christie said, the one thing he observed about donald trump is that he's absolutely terrified of going to jail. every night he lays his head down and thinking what it might be like to think about what it sounds like with the jail door. it's the first time he's been in the public spotlight, where fear will be the driving thing behinds his actions, rhetoric and posture. as we see this hail mary attempt in georgia, you know, it just illustrates for everybody that donald trump is terrified of going to jail. >> i agree. >> we've also have michael cohen say the same thing, the fear of jail is actually something that's a driver for donald trump. i want to say with you for a second. trump could be facing two criminal cases soon. so can somebody like donald trump continue to rely on his inner circle if the inner circle is continuing to testify against him, either

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william shatner era, in shatner , kirk and the in which shatner, kirk and the crew encounter a couplene planets that are at war with one another. they just do it another. but now they just do it by computer and when the computer determines who won a certain battle, they then just agree to , like, kill that many agree to, like, kill that many of their men . and i know it's of their men. and i know it's star trek is such a loaded absolute tosh sort of ai version of it. the point being that kirk finds this distasteful. he says, you should have to confront the horror of war. the fear is, i suppose, the point that they were making is that if we get an ai war where there are jets and tanks and drones and everything is completely unmanned and these things clash on the battlefield initially it looks like a good idea because you think , well, idea because you think, well, this you know, body this will save, you know, body bags which is what bags coming home, which is what everyone to avoid. right. everyone wants to avoid. right. but, is then but, of course, there is then the you just go it low

that's what charlie kirk talks about, returning america to a simpler time.r culture you want, as exotic, as some sort of thing you want to be a part of but you don't want to learn about. you have these maga celebrities who are black showing up to turning point conferences and doing selfie stands with all the older white voters who show up. it's an exotic thing. i want to be a part of it, i want to be excited, but i don't want to understand it. >> yeah, look, listen. i lived through the '90s. i'm generation x. that's not what the '90s were like at all. let's talk about this. what they're trying to do is appeal to young people. but they keep doing policies young people hate. if you look at how people feel about things like abortion. age 18 to 29, 83% want abortion to be legal. you can go through anything, climate, all these issues. but you look at who young people are. the median age of white americans is 43. the median age of latinos, african americans, asian americans, is under 35 or in their 20s. african americans are one of the youngest groups in the count

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and 44th wedding anniversary to mary and kirk this august. and i would especially like to wish a very happy 40th anniversary on september 4 to my husband, kirk. happy birthday, honey. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. nickel, for five minutes. mr. nickel: i recently had the chance to travel with a bipartisan group of members of the house to brazil, colombia, and panama. during our trip we discussed important issues like immigration, counterterrorism, trade, and national security. in brazil, i learned about the increasing presence of the chinese communist party from local law enforcement officials. in colombia we discussed efforts to combat illegal drug trafficking. we met with leading officials on the long-standing bilateral relationship between the united states and colombia. in panama, i saw firsthand the challenging conditions faced by migrants attempting to travel to the united states and live their american dream here. i have empathy for the people i

charlie kirk. they were referred to as, quote, purveyors of hate.mber was later terminated by asu leading lewis to say he's had enough. >> the university is just intolerable of the voice from the right, and we learned that when you put on this event with d -- event with charlie kirk and dennis prager, it just drove them crazy. number one, they don't want donors to meddle with the classroom, and they don't want conservative speakers to speak on campus. >> reporter: and in a statement to fox news, arizona state says the university has a history of allowing free speech and that the media reports about the firing of lewis' staff member have been one-sided and inaccurate. writing in part, quote: mr. from lewis decided to discontinue funding that paid for more than $300,000 per year in salary and benefits costs for the executive director of the now-dissolved center. but the speaker series and classes that were created at the center will continues at asu, and the faculty who delivered that content through the center will continue to do so. in the meantime,

award turned to the usa cinema olya exit from belarus walked under the fat road of the non-disposable kirk in glasses arrived at the united states in the mogilev region of harsenford grandfather and grandmother come from a serpentine scarlett johansson maya corone was carried away, below, who here deprived louis mayr of the summer native batik, and who verses with a hard karabass barabass and collected the smoke of nature. doll you shy prantsevat traded without soup, well , impatient with the drag and kalizorka and went to surrender to the competitors way back she was closed, it seems , the kaliklarka able did not want to lie to the rat butler. the film is worn by the wind. meyer pit said if you don't want to be a mouth, you'll be a gill. toy mustache took the threat from surroz and thought he played a brilliance, the film became a cult and took eight oscars shavings came out on the carriage of days a different fate. who could know that it was not in the fun of simbu de who had already dropped the metro goldwinmare company. the jackal about the difficult crisis in usin is to blame, or nato

the lead singer of brian kirk and the jokes, invited him to the stage. what exactly the crowd was upset by but the governor did impose restrictions on breweries last year and has yet to sign the bill that would lift those restrictions. >> we have a significant fentanyl crisis. the idea that the county is handing out crack pipes and tinfoil in a time when we are trying to reduce the exposure to parfentanyl is beyond me. >> trace: ted wheeler sounded off against the health department over their plans to provide drug users with free snorting kits. health officials believe it will increase safety and encourage people to stop injecting. boy, what common sense like the way make in on that? grassroots movement called moms for liberty is shaping up to be an influential force in the 2024 presidential election. as the group is getting popularity among conservatives, it is also drawing the ire of mainstream media and the left. let's bring in senior fellow and author of book army, asra nomani and bethany mandel. i want to play this. it is 21 seconds. it is kind of a

group, and they had been closely aligning themselves with desantis, particularly the founder charlie kirkaused tension between their camps with the trump camp. but him being the headliner here is an affirmation of trump being the person to beat in this race and it sews that charlie kirk is aware of where the base is and that's firmly behind donald trump. >> that's an important context there. one mhere on desantis. the campaign shed some staff. fewer than ten, reportedly. the desantis campaign is 30 points by the latest morning consult poll, more than 30 points behind trump's campaign. campaign reshuffles happen. but we are still five weeks out from the first debate. six months out from the first votes in iowa. what does this mean at this moment for desantis? >> you make a good point that it's early in the race. desantis pulled in the second most fundraising behind trump with $20 million but he was still $15 million short from what trump pulled in at 35. so that's a pretty significant difference there. and as you mentioned, he so cutting staff. a big concern is whether he could face bankru

in a linkedin posting by sean kirk patri w runs the all e n anomaly resolution office, kirk patrick wrote yesterday's hearing pass without sharing now insulting it was to the officers of the department of defense and intelligence, a community who chose to join, many are with not unreasonable anxieties about the career risks this would enil. my next guest has unique credentials in this field, as poed in "the new york times," on january 8 of 2014, a fireball from space blazed lu rth's atmosphere and crashed into the sea north off the northeastern coast of new guinea. its location, velocity and brightness were recorded by u.s. government sensors and quietly tucked away in a database of similar events. last month harvard theoretical astrophysicist led an expedition that retrieved metallic fragments of the fireball off the western pacific sea floor. he joins me now, the head of the project and founding director of harvard university's black hole initiative. he's the best-selling arthur of extra ter rreshrial. do you believe the government is in possession of alien spacecraft? >> either they ha

they say the pilot, kirk harford is still in critical condition. it went down in the marshland. plane also struck power lines on its way down, leading to outages in the area. there is no word yet on why the plane went down. >>> residents in san jose today had a chance to undergo hands-on disaster training. and a team of first responders teach volunteers how to be prepared to handle emergency situations. it's free for those who live and work in san jose. >> to prepare themselves for when disasters happen, so they don't have to rely on first responders or the government for help. and then we will train them on basic response things like fire safety, putting out the small fires. >> the program is a nationwide initiative with nearly 3,000 local programs across the u.s. >>> well roughly a thousand veterans attended a two-day first of its kind event in santa clara valley this weekend. >> it's called a standdown event, borrowing the event. devin fehely explains. >> reporter: the vets came from every branch of the military, army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard. >> it's pretty coo

kirk harford of sandra fell is in critical condition right now. 2 people died in a head-on crash on vascorentwood yesterday morning. a nissan rear ended another vehicle, then veered into oncoming traffic, hitting an accurate head on a teenage boy is dead and a man injured in a shooting that happened in downtown san jose. that happened over the weekend there east william street and south 10th street near san jose state university and sanibel police are looking for a therapy dog that was stolen from a nonprofit. and here are the pictures of 2 women who walked off with the dog. time now is 6.14, in the south bay. a san jose man is mourning the loss of his cat who was mauled to death by a dog terrible story. the city animal care, the services department are now investigating at we've kron 4 sarah stinson with that story. >> i spoke with chris fowler. his cat was mauled in front of his apartment right in the yard and it was all caught in his surveillance video up in that corner. he's hoping that after that video gets spread, someone will identify the dog owners so that they're held accountable

we are pleased to be joined now by author and town hall columnist, kirk -- kurt schlichter. his book is we will be back, the fall and rise of america. he is a novelist. i'm going to start with a non-book issue. in a recent town hall column, you had a column that was entitled, if i was trump's lawyer, how i would handle his case. what is the answer to that question? >> [laughter] i am still writing about it. i am a trial lawyer in california. i am not a new york lawyer. i'm not a criminal lawyer. i am an aggressive lawyer. i think they are taking it too slow. i think they are treating it like a legal case, rather than a political case. it is a legal case, it is nonsense. these elected crimes are ridiculous. everyone knows that. will they be thrown out like they would for anybody else, that is an open question. i would move aggressively, motions to dismiss. i would set the battlefield up. i went to the army war call. my strategy would be fighting in the political arena -- most of the things you cannot get a fair trial in new york. it seems like that has set the stage and allow