henry knox lost two fingers of his left hand.hird and fourth finger of his left handed and averred shooting expedition what is about 22 i would guess. he kept it wrapped because he felt it was unsightly read he didn't want that to be distracting thing. nathaniel greene, decided limp because of a childhood accident. john trouble, the great american painter, at the use of only 19. because of a childhood accident. >> , and predict with they did this with them. john trouble became one of the great painters of the sun. despite few had the use of only one eye. greatly altered his depth perception. very interesting to see that the small versions of his famous paintings. the sightings of the declaration of independence with the death warrant of a bill. in the small meeting art much stronger than the large paintings that are on display the rotunda of the capital. large part because of that problem. a boxing ring it would have been rejected because they were physically unacceptable. but they didn't let that stand in the way read in any way

should know who henry knox is.hy? >> because he is such an extraordinary story of an american who seemed to be miscastt and not prepared for the role of history had for him to play and not only lived up to the role but over the top and as an example of a man who came from very humble origins with very little advantage in the waydu, of education or connections. he rose to one of the most important americans of his day that george washington has discovered and the man that george washington counted on from nearly eight and a half urars from the revolutionary war and secretary of war from one washington was president he started off as a boston bookseller with a friendly and popular fellow the equivalent of a fifth grade education who loves books and never stopped reading and became one of the best officers and singled out to young men from when he took command at cambridge massachusetts is people he could count on one was nathanael greene at the age of 33 with no military experience at all and the second one is henry

magazine bought the exclusive rights to the baby photos of twins vivienne and knox jolie-pitt.ouple donated the proceeds to charity. ♪ >> it's 1941 and constance bannister has built a reputation as the go-to photographer to capture just the right baby shots. "she was a true pioneer," says getty images executive eric rachlis. >> she was able to capture the emotions of babies in a very pure form. a lot of people relate to that sort of very innocent expression of emotion. >> during world war ii, her photos are used to help sell war bonds and promote the u.s.o. but when a magazine article is printed about her pin-up babies, connie becomes the babe the troops want to see. >> look magazine did an article called "pin-up babies," and they put a little picture of her in a bathing suit, a pin-up picture, and the servicemen just wrote her from all over the world, asking for an 8x10 signed picture of her for their foxhole or their bunker, and she did. >> i mean, a lot of guys had your grandmother's picture in their locker. >> oh, lord. yeah. [ laughs ] yep. that definitely happened -- yeah

people from fort knox said they want to talk to me if there is real gold in fort knox anymore. one day john wilkes booth who shot abraham lincoln tracked me down and said this is the family of john wilkes booth and everyone knows the 12 days after abraham lincoln was shot, john wilkes booth was killed. this is his family and said they shot the wrong guy. he escaped and they have the proof and you want to hear the story cracks yes. i want to hear that story. [laughter] i love people tell me the secrets. went to a private lunch in the white house in the private dining room nobody look twice at me because i write thrillers for a living and i hosted tv show about conspiracies and i am the perfect spy. im. maybe he's telling the truth. that's what i want you to think. [laughter] i have the perfect cover. everybody thinks i'm doing fine research for another thriller. had were not use that idea in the next book? also on the other side what happens is when conspiracies become mainstream and candidates talk about them that does develop an industry of conspiracy. that's what we are at. i

>> for knox. >> for knox. kentucky? >> that's correct. >> what was your specialty? >> infantry. europe. because i just finished basic training and i went to japan and took another month of training at the end john landing. >> when did you leave for japan? >> in july, my mother was in the hospital for surgery, so i could be there for her when she got out of surgery, and also to give her a blood transfusion i had her same type of blood. so that put me getting into japan, probably the first or last of july. >> you knew the korean war broke out before you went to japan? >> right. >> did you know anything about korea before? >> no. i never heard of it until i finished basic training and they gave me my orders. >> what they say about korea? >> they said in my orders i was going to the far east command i went to japan and then it was after i got to japan that they told me i was going on to korea of course, they were planning -- and there wasn't anything said about the inchon landing that we made. there wasn't anything sad about that until we got on the ship, the golden. the marines, th

people from fort knox sent to me. they want to talk to me about if there was real all in fort knox anymore. and whether lawyers, the family of john wilkes booth who shot abraham lincoln track me down. and send me, this amazing moments. everyone knows he read any history book, after 12 days after lincoln was shot, the john goldsmith was killed. this is family and they said they shot the wrong guy. he actually escaped them the proof and they want to hear the story. they asked me if i wanted to nice and, yes, i want to hear that story. and so to me, i love the people tell me secrets. went to a private luncheon the white house and braided and the presence private dining room. i write thrillers for a living. because i hosted a tv show. i realize i am the perfect spy. i am. [laughter]. and the more i insist in the more you laugh. in then the more you will say maybe he's telling the truth. and that's just what i want to thank. and then i have the perfect cover because i can go anywhere everybody just thinks i'm doing another

jim, it's like fort knox here. >> [ laughs ] >> next... what's your "strange inheritance" story? to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website -- strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> it's december 2010 in new york city. the heirs of james naismith, the man who invented basketball, are ready to sell the original set of rules that naismith posted in a ymca gym back in 1891. the famed sotheby's auction house has set the minimum bid at $1.3 million. >> the auction generated a tremendous amount of excitement. >> unbeknownst to the naismith clan, a lawrence, kansas, native and k.u. grad turned texas billionaire named david booth is one of the bidders. >> i was born in lawrence. i grew up naismith drive. >> now he's in the game via telephone from austin, texas. >> this was a highly unprecedented auction. you had bobby kennedy's original copy of the emancipation proclamation. you had the only known flag that survived custer's last stand at little bighorn, and then you had the rules. >> talk about competition. the flag from little bighorn sells for $2.2 mi

whether there's gold in fort knox anymore, in fact i got one day through the lawyer, the family who shot abraham lincoln, tracked me down. and said to me, it was an amazing moment that this is a family and everyone knows if you read any history book, the 12 days after abraham lincoln was shot, john was then killed, this is his family and they actually escaped and they have the proof, do you want to hear the story? [laughter] yes, i want to hear that story, i want to hear that story, to me i love the people tell me the secrets, i went to a private lunch in the white house and walked in and had private lunch in the presidents private dining room, where they telling me secrets, i write thrillers for living, and hosted a tv show about conspiracy and i realize i'm the perfect by, i am, the thing is the more i insist, the more you laugh and the more you say maybe he's telling you the truth, that's what i just want you to think. that is it, i have the perfect cover, i can go anywhere and everyone thinks i'm making fun research for another thriller and i said how do i not use that idea and

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this is senator knox, that republican who had been president taft's secretary of state. he was an irreconcilable. something very interesting -- during the senate debate, he announced a resolution that we now call the knox doctrine, that announced that if there were in the future any threat to the peace of europe, that the united states would regard it a grave matter, consult with friendly governments and consider the possibility of taking military action to deal with it. in other words, he was ain irreconcilable, but not an isolationist. now, some people say, well, then, if it's not the story of those irreconcilables probably provincial bigots surely the story is american public opinion wasn't ready for this gigantic step, a huge stride into a formal commitment to join the security architecture of world politics. so the professor in his book "power without victory" says it's time we kill that myth. we don't have what we now call modern public opinion polling for another 15 years after the defeat of the versailles peace treaty but what we normally use to gauge public opin

dot com no knox has got gold on his mind as he looks something a recent rise of the precious metal in value and whether that has sent a set to continue its next the culture of war and stick with us. i know team no crowd. no shots. actually felt i. was struck no place to. which your thirst for action. a short time ago an american airplane dropped one bottle on hiroshima. state not claiming any. supplement up at all costs that. our one day when you don't know the next of kin it's. like most americans growing up after the war the bombs were a great thing they ended the war they say hundreds of thousands of lives on both sides and that's what my grandfather always said was his reason for the decision. truman was hoping for a dual strategy one was to drop the bombs and hope that japan would surrender their number to the americans were trying to send a message to the soviet union there was american poor planning in october 145 and had chosen 20 targets and russia. i am x. prize or this is the kaiser report summer solution starts right where we come up with solutions to all the problems we c

notion that i don't like knox is all you know and that implies it was an explosive basics and where it's all strong balance that we're making an explosive you're being greedy and stupid to actually. get full decomposition and. that's why we don't like your thoughts on arms tells us that we didn't have to it makes it so it wasn't an explosive when it when told it was just a movie right. now those red and orange fumes that smoke that is still hovering over the capitol how dangerous is that. i'm not i don't want to all of how old it is a little i suppose. he's known to be. the chemical that is produced. cause such as diesel engines and that's what this protest owes and because it is a highly polluting our. today i mean ammonium nitrate is stored and used by a range of countries including china and australia for instance for use in agriculture even should other countries be checking securing their facilities in light of what's happened. it is stored properly and to always be kept completely separated so this is a bit new so it should never be stored near a fuel that no trees all will through

her sex life unsealed though so much is already known and has already been said and alleged still knox was lawyer argues the potentially embarrassing details could make it difficult if not impossible to find an impartial jury one difficult job along with perhaps the most important right now keeping delay maxwell alive long enough to face that jury for the news with rick sanchez john hardy good stuff really comprehensive story well done john harvey says the news reports and judge you're watching our special coverage when we come back and this is an interesting counter-intuitive story coming out of iran where the iranians are accusing the u.s. crew of international terrorism you heard right polak into that we'll be right back don't go away. you can be both with the yeah you like. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media is burlesque part of the reality show presidents expose the trivia lives on contact question more. seeing the horrors that arise the money in evil. put criminals who trains countless lives to add just one mo

about her sex life unsealed the so much is already known and has already been said and alleged still knox was a lawyer argues the potentially embarrassing details could make it difficult if not impossible to find an impartial jury one difficult job along with perhaps the most important right now keeping delay maxwell live long enough to face that jury for the news with rick sanchez john hardy oh good stuff really comprehensive story well done john harvey this is the news reports and judge you're watching our special coverage when we come back and this is an interesting counterintuitive story coming out of iran where the iranians are accusing the u.s. crew of international terrorism you heard right polak into that we'll be right back don't go away. our. turn on the t.v. on the about the world and what's happening around me i see shows on the screen in last every day because the face who is near it sits at a state. who may be cooling its must build enough business with the plane fabric cool is that make it how flip me off that in this war but i found that network that question. is great is

with be without the injured and one player who is thrives during this series is sam at billings with knoxonsistent games in a row as opposed to sporadic games here were there. for me it has been probably the hardest sporting team to get into and probably in world sport at this time. just have to keep doing what i do and keep enjoying my cricket and put scores on the board when i can. thankfully i would have done this series and hopefully i can do the same. we have mixed fortunes of weather for tuesday, it does look like low pressure moving into northern and western parts of the uk will bring quite a lot of cloud, wind and also rain. going to be very wet for parts of northern ireland and west of scotla nd of northern ireland and west of scotland for the day but it will be dry the further east you are with more sunshine. this is the culprit for this area of low—pressure moving in off of the atlantic charting to bring the rain initially to in ireland and scotland. there's isobar is on the chart is going to be pretty windy as well. initially that rain heavy with the brighter colours in theref

her sex life unsealed though so much is already known and has already been said and alleged still knox was lawyer argues the potentially embarrassing details could make it difficult if not impossible to find an impartial jury one difficult job along with perhaps the most important right now keeping goalie maxwell alive long enough to face that jury for the news with rick sanchez john hardy oh good stuff really comprehensive story well done john hardy says the news of rick sanchez you're watching our special coverage when we come back this is an interesting counterintuitive story coming out of iran where the iranians are accusing the u.s. group of international terrorism you heard right go look into that we'll be right back don't go away. i like it when the hosts ask the question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that answer a folks dennis miller here i've got a new show. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and they find the truth newt gingrich

her sex life unsealed though so much is already known and has already been said and alleged still knox was a lawyer argues the potentially embarrassing details could make it difficult if not impossible to find an impartial jury one difficult job along with perhaps the most important right now keeping delay maxwell live long enough to face that jury. for the news with rick sanchez john harvey good stuff really comprehensive story well done john harvey this is the news with rick sanchez you're watching our special coverage when we come back and this is an interesting counterintuitive story coming out of iran where the iranians are accusing the u.s. group of international terrorism you heard right well look into that we'll be right back don't go away. to say power. that's ok and in. the trail. well it's a part. of the common ground. the end of a love story will tensions in the u.s. relationship determine the fate of nato and if elected will be america's version of the ruler of. the world. we. ask. it's maybe a sign of the times but sometimes it's good to do these comparisons welcome back

and salvaging whatever they can to floodings knox the. the only threat facing hundreds of families in sudan is they would sit around as. hello the seasonal rains of pounding south korea's quite specifically around seoul and just societies is a mighty river hand which although big and go to great depths is now exceeding its bounds if you like and flooding even 3 lane highways there's a bit of damage to the south of that where the floods of caused this sort of infrastructure damage in the roadway now has more to come i'm afraid the orange represents the heaviest downpours likely the next 48 hours or so the lines fairly consistent from mohan that's where the yellow sea south korea and towards northern part of honshu or southern her current or south of that is relatively fine that's are true china as well not bone dry but relatively speaking beijing's a big city 3 humid degrees welcome rain no doubt and almost you can follow your eye line back through here 2 fairly active weather both here in the arabian sea where in karate a month's worth of

and colleagues, if there is knox, i would like to make a motion to send this item to the full board of supervisors with recommendation as a committee report to be heard tomorrow, august 11. on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, please. >> clerk: on that motion, as stated by chair peskin -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair peskin: all right. next item, please. >> clerk: item 2 is an ordinance amending the planning code to reenact a provision permitting nonretail professional services above the fifrts sto first story in the chinatown community business district zoning control table, which was inadvertently deleted in recent enacted legislation. to enter t to -- >> chair peskin: thank you, miss major. as miss major just stated, this is indeed a technical correction to an item that was inadvertently deleted, and this will reinstate the nonretail professional services above the ground floor are permitted. mr. starr from the planning department, is there anything you would like to add to that nifty synopsis that i just gave, or ms. merloni, or anybody from planning. we

players openly endorsing one of herngof challengers, the referea raphael laura knox which loefflercolognes and a ch, senator so joins me now appear what's your response to all this? i thought it was about winning games. now it's about winning senate seats? >> thanks for having me on. it really proves my point. this isn't about playing basketball. it's about playing politics. it truly is about politics. look, and has a right that you and want to for. but because i stood up for our american flag, suggest we replace that with the divisive idea of this political organization, black lives matter -- not the statement, we all agree with the statement, but this political organization that wants to defund the police, promotes anti-semitism and violence and doesn't believe in the nuclear family? we are talking moms and dads, how can the league support that, let stand for the flag, the players have walked out during the national anthem. i had to draw the line and i had to speakdr out. >> here is who reportedly orchestrated this new campaign against you. "the new york times" is reporting that one of y

and colleagues, if there is knox, i would like to make a motion to send this item to the full board of supervisors with recommendation as a committee report to be heard tomorrow, august 11. on that motion, madam clerk, a roll call, please. >> clerk: on that motion, as stated by chair peskin -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have three ayes. >> chair peskin: all right. next item, please. >> clerk: item 2 is an ordinance amending the planning code to reenact a provision permitting nonretail professional services above the fifrts sto first story in the chinatown community business district zoning control table, which was inadvertently deleted in recent enacted legislation. to enter t to -- >> chair peskin: thank you, miss major. as miss major just stated, this is indeed a technical correction to an item that was inadvertently deleted, and this will reinstate the nonretail professional services above the ground floor are permitted. mr. starr from the planning department, is there anything you would like to add to that nifty synopsis that i just gave, or ms. merloni, or anybody from planning. we

it's 5:00 in knox and this is "the five." ♪ >> dana: the second amendment is taking center stage in theuse. president trump in the key swing state of ohio today where he launched a scathing attack against joe biden. it comes on the heels of new york's attorney general filing a lawsuit to dissolve the national rifle association for alleged financial impropriety. president trump accusing the former vice president of embracing a radical left wing

in the face of quotes from madison, hamilton, the apostle executive power, george washington, henry knox, thomas jefferson, there is no one at the founding that thought that the president could start a war because they understand that would mean to declare, there are difficult questions with respect to the presidential power just like difficult questions with legislative power and there's easy questions from the originals point of view, the existence of hard questions i don't think makes a regionalism fatally unattractive i'll put it that way. >> patrick for, with regard to removal power, do you think congress can ever permissibly place removal limitations on executive officers? it seems that would be a way to rain and executive power with the hope and the necessary proper class. >> that's a great question. >> i have written about this but not in this book, it does not discuss removal authority at all, i think the basic question, what is the horizontal effect of the speaking clause, maybe the necessary in speaking because, if you think that congress can put a removal restraint on the pre

. >> i have been watching hard knox, you know, over the last few weeks and they're focused on the chargers and rams. you talk about working out in the stadium. i know that the it's interesting to watch it because of the changing in the pandemic and what the players and coves are going through. for now, what's the biggest change this summer and what's the biggest observation, al? >> well, frankly doing what we're doing now. we had to do -- the coach had to do a lot on these conference calls and not in perp. you can do a lot as you're already doing. we're doing this now this way. we do lose that comradery that you know building a team. just getting the guys back in the building was a huge blessing. having them back brought a smile to my face. i saw kidle laughing. we're all doing our part. i have my gator on and going to get down to the field. i got my tracker here, you knows me socially distant. i think that the nfl has done a great job. we have done over 60,000 tests between august 12th and august 20th and not had one positive from a player perspective. we got keep this going. it's our job

. >> i want to continue the thread on congress, jeff knox asks please state what you see as alternative sole authority even as in the past some people propose a requirement that congress to declare war but congress is completely dysfunctional so what might work instead? how confident are you that congress could be a mature and active partner in this type of decision when they are infrequently willing to dive into other questions? .. >> you step up to the bat, and you think a president would be willing to give congress the authority in this issue and not simultaneously, therefore, are to give authority on a whole bunch of other issues. >> i'll jump into that. in terms of whether presidents, you know, presidents never want to give up authorities that they're given. so i think this is something that has to be demanded by the american people and by congress on the basis that it's undemocratic, right? as you mentioned, i mean, congress has the power to declare war, should have the power to declare war by the constitution. and certainly, using nuclear weapons the ultimate declaration of war.

it's 5:00 in knox and this is "the five." ♪ >> dana: the second amendment is taking center stage in theattle for the white house. president trump in the key swing state of ohio today where he launched a scathing attack against joe biden. it comes on the heels of new york's attorney general filing a lawsuit to dissolve the national rifle association for alleged financial impropriety. president trump accusing the former vice president of embracing a radical left wing agenda against gun ownership. take a look. >> he is following the radical left agenda. take away your guns. destroy your second amendment. no religion, no anything. hurt the bible, hurt god. he is against god, he is against guns, he is against energy. >> dana: biden adding some fuel to the fire by supporting an assault weapons ban. and president trump claiming on twitter, quote: if biden becomes president, your great second amendment doesn't stand a chance. all right. the second amendment issues, pete, when they start to take front and center people -- their ears perk up and i heard from some democrats in pennsylvania today t

in the face of quotes from madison, hamilton, george washington, henry knox, thomas jefferson, there's just no one at the founding who thought the president could start a war because it understood that would mean to declare it. the are difficult questions with respect to the scope of presidential power just like there are difficult questions with the scope of legislative power. there are easy questions from the originals point of view. i have one from patrick for either jack or sai. with regard to removal power do you think congress can never permissibly place removal limitations on executive officers? it seems that would be a way to rein in executive power with the necessary and proper clause. >> great question. >> i have written about this but not in this book. it doesn't discuss removal authority at all. i think the basic question is, what is the horizontal effect of the sweeping clause, the necessary and proper clause? if you think congress to put a renewable restraint on the president, i think you have to ask what else can congress to to the president and/or the courts. my basic v

origin color and i just noticed i don't know if you are not i don't like knox this is all you know i don't know that it implies it was an explosive mix where it was all strung out so we're making an explosive. expression. full of decomposition and. that's why we don't like you're going outside tells us that we didn't have not true makes it so it wasn't an explosive when it went it was just only right. these you know and you have to be kind of cool that it's produced. it was just diesel engines and that's what this process only because it is highly polluting the environment. still to come this. scotland imposes on the local look down and up at the end of it a surge in cases that's as critics say corteen delays lead to files of people with type of 19th being allowed to enter the u.k. i'll be joined by a scientist. and a group of his leading chorus experts criticize the government for sidelining them and the letter sent to england's chief medical officer we hear from one of the signatures. the world is driven by dream shaped and person. who dares thinks. week here to ask. no one else se

this is lisa knox. >> he could end this spread of covid t that's happening throughout our prisons and and detention centers and throughout the world. but no, inside he's complicit in all of this. amy: 14 undocumented activist and immigration attorneys werer arrested at newsoso's mansionon fofor more on what they're calling for. 're joinened by luluis is co-director of pangea legal services in san francisco and is also undococumented. welcome. luis angel, it's great to have youu witith us. explain why you got arrested and the risks you yourself took as a undocumented p person to make your point. luis: yeses, thank you, amy. you mentioned the situation. and across the state and across the country and really the situation is really alarming. and here in california in particular. and you'll be hearing from jose majia, a hunger striker and there's been a hunger strike wave that's encompassed e every sisingle detetention center in california where hunger strikers demanded ththe governo to take actionon, particularly stop t transferrrring people be released, who are eligible for parole from

just quickly, another trend in the uk, we had the big announcement at knox and spencer, it seems to be movies to online shopping. is that something happening in the us as well? absolutely. oracle came out with a study that said basically we were seeing this u pta ke basically we were seeing this uptake in spending during the month of march april and may online so you are seeing all of this mechanised online as well. again, to your point, marks & spencer is very different then a walmart and i spent some time in london and went to the london school of economics and spent a lot of time in marks & spencer, so, the equivalent he would be may be a department store and definitely seeing those flashes in jobs store and definitely seeing those flashes injobs in department stores but on the other hand, you think amber is on at 3500 jobs in york alone because —— amazon because they know that all the shopping will be online. everything is changing. good to talk to you. thanks for staying up late in new york right now. these are the financial markets at the moment. you can see the price of oil goin

it's a very distinct it's a red orange in color and that is noticed i don't know journalists like knox'sall thing or another that implies it was an expose it breaks and where it's all strong balance that we are making an explosive that your mix that may be revealed still to actually. get full decomposition and. that i really would not like her to go look science tells us that we didn't have not too it makes it so it wasn't an explosive when it went all it was just only records and logs is known to be. the chemical that is produced. cause such as diesel engines and that's what was going to be processed that was in there and because it is a highly polluting the environment. the grieving family is taking legal action after the father was dragged from his terminally ill daughter's bedside by police officers after the hospital decided to withdraw life support. this is the moment police dragged dr russian a bussy away from his daughter zainab side or take a shot it was dashed he spoke to the family. well it was incredibly harrowing speaking to both talk to russia bassy and his wife doctor earl

this is senator knox. the republican who had been a senator taft's secretary of state. he was a irreconcilable, but here is something interesting. during the senate debate, he announced a resolution that we now call the knocks doctrine. it announced that if there were in the future any threat to the peace of europe, that the united states would regard it eight grief matter, consult with friendly governments, and consider the possibility of taking military action to deal with that. in other words, he was a irreconcilable, but not an isolationist. now some people say, if it's not the story of the irreconcilable's, or protect possibly provincial bigots, then surely the story is that the american public opinion wasn't ready for this gigantic step of a huge stride into a formal commitment to join the international -- forum politics. so in his book, power with a victory, he writes it's time that we kill that mid. we wouldn't have what we would now call public opinion polling four years. but what we normally used to gauge what public opinion was was to look at where newspapers

and them" how was he as a prop for knox the gator? >> that was a poor prediction.t began to fell right after that in terms of membership and never recovered the peak. >> why? >> one of the reasons was the bulls an administration did just the opposite of what deaths predicted. it brought in a slate of reforms. controls for 8 hour day for railroad workers, some regulation of the banking system, some gesture for the right of unions to organize. these were only small steps toward what the socialists wanted, but enough to win a long voters. >> let's take our next telephone call. this is sharon. >> i want to thank c-span for the wonderful series. i am wondering if your guest might comment on his early life, his formative years, and what his parents did for a living. thank you very much. >> thank you. would you like to take that? >> chino, i am not exactly sure i can remember what his family did for a living. i know he was a great idealist. debs himself -- his middle name is after victor hugo. it was a big part of his upbringing. >> i was just remembering that his father

you'd think that it's like fort knox, locked down or at least adequately pleased. lucas thank you, my friend, very very much. want to go to garrett tenney right now in kenosha, wisconsin a week ago tomorrow, that of course, we had the incident with jacob blake and his shooting here. he remains paralyzed in a kenosha hospital, but the last few nights i guess have been relatively quiet by comparison to the first few nights, right? >> yeah, absolutely neil. there are now more than 1,000 national guard troops here in kenosha many with special training in crowd control, and thankfully, that training was not needed last night as we saw the third straight night that things remained mostly calm and peaceful. the investigation into a shooting during tuesday's protest continues though. attorneys for 17-year-old kyle r ittenhouse who allegedly shot three people, killing two tell fox news that video of the incident clearly shows rittenhouse was acting in self- defense. he was running from a group of protesters minutes after fatally shooting his gun. you can hear folks in the c

you know, the flying in the plane and the incident with his wife at fort knox, and there was some badthink he was unprepared for the scrutiny he got by being in this office, and i think that's partly why he is now sogard guad about expressing himself he got the tax and got the tax cut through. that was a significant legislative accomplishment i think he learned a lot about the ways of the legislative process. he's smart, a fast learner, everybody told me. through that experience, he has a pretty good working relationship with the democratic side of congress virtually the only person in the white house who does and then all the sudden we have this huge crisis upon us again, i want to give credit to jay powell he has been tremendous asset to the country, and has worked closely with mnuchin i was impressed at how much they learned from the financial crisis of '08, '09, and how quickly they implemented that. in early march, as you well remember, we were facing a financial crisis with a 2008 style meltdown in the liquidity and all kinds of markets and a major fiscal crisis at the same time

that there is more supervision of cantina robin restrictions on crewmembers knox boarding in norway a precious thing with r.t. you are right up to date in half an hour's time i won't be here but there will be plenty of news stick around for that. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us and adapt. or remain in the shallows. as the us economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the winner of the reality of the we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing for a living minimum wage gave many people no choice. just been a problem with the city knows turn the temperature in cold to stay away almost. half the food if there is no answer because the requires resource the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the in

that there is more supervision of cantina robin restrictions on crewmembers knox warding in norway. and you would out today thank staying with with more nonstop stories and often out. kind of financial survival john today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this cash in the 3 different. oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in their club congress to decide to give mccall and say ok i'm ready to do some serious muhlenberg ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy old beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much kaiser of course. ellwood forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except when such a conflict with the 1st long time today should or should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obesity