got it kurt kurt correct. >> carley: thank you so much. kurt. that's crazy video.n handy kurt kurt they work 24/7 and don't complain about the heat. >> carley: that's true. kurt, thank you so much. appreciate it. visit what site is it. >> cyberguy.com. >> carley: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ this is the persecution of the person leading by very, very substantial numbers. >> the former president pleading not guilty to four criminal charges. his appearance was a great honor because i am being arrested for you. >> each of these indictments wreak of politicization. >> bidenomics is working. >> vice president bragging about the administration's failed economic agenda. 61% of americans still living paycheck to paycheck. >> you can't pay the debt based on kamala harris' pride in bidenomics. >> that's not appropriate. we are not talking about mob action. >> mobs of teens getting away with whatever they in the chicago. the new mayor brandon johnson more concerned

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kurt didn't play the hits, you know?on for it >> ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, where did you sleep last night? and it was emotional for me, because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. >> ♪ >> in that era, there was always speculation, you know, kurt is not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana unplugged was just kind of, like , the clouds parted, you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. >> ♪ >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> pulled over, and i just, i was there for, like, 20 minutes, just crying right there. i just don't understand it, that's all. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon, in that, you know, he was writing very muc

kurt. time to go back to school.guy.com to see all the stuff we talked about the last two minutes. kurt, thank you very much. it is 7:00 in new york city. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪

that he teed off my question that i was going to ask kurt so perfectly. because, you know, kurt, trump's joke that one more indictment and he's going to lock up the primary. he was joking. but the truth is, polls indicate there could be a kernel of truth there. that with every indictment from against him for what he did in 2020 he's gaining popularity with the republican base. >> it illustrates the kind of sad and dangerous reality that a totality of republican primary electorate is okay with the leader of their party wanting to so casually deconstruct democracy. wanting to egg on an insurrectionist effort on january six a guy who has said that he hopes to pardon people who participated in the darkest day of our democratic process that we've ever had. i think so much about the republican base, this is a base that has put so much on the themes of faith family freedom every time there's a holiday involving a military recognition there the first ones flying the american flags on their f-150 and their chevy pick up trucks and yet the very thing that those men

pete: taken over so many different aspects and kurt says let's take it back good on him. good on him. will: i just got a text. yeah. rachel: from your wife? will: from pete's wife -- pete: what is she revealing? will: it is not about your gas tank she said i'm watching on delay regarding the swim he's not sandbags -- [laughter] i'm not sandbagging. not looking good tune if we make it across the river. all right still ahead climate change is climate change the end of summer vacationsome? "new york times" thinks so mark breaks down the left latest alarmist claim straight ahead. rachel: i love warm weather. i don't know what they're talking about. keep your paws off. a thief in san diego gets distracted by man's best friend the video this video is great. pete: what a protecter, though, look at that dog. rachel: a little belly rub as i steal from you. [laughter] so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund

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kurt the cyberguy is joining us right now. and, kurt, because the cell towers were down.e have got a story this morning about a family of five that were in a white van in lahaina surrounded by flames. they couldn't get a cell phone call out but they had one of the new apple phones that actually has satellite technology and they were able to call for help, and people came and rescued t them. >> it's true. remind us, how would i ever run out of a cell phone singal right in the middle of a town. this is that case. it makes us ask ourselves are we ready for a similar emergency? our s. our phone set up for that? if we are on our phone how would do we check where that is. >> important to get life settings on today. iphone emergency sos is what they used in hawaii it. works on iphone 8 and later. the emergency setup is make sure that you can call by pressing five times on the side or you hold the two side buttons of your phone and then after a few seconds, it will ask you if you want to make an emergency call. if you don't respond it will go and do that can't get through 911 tex

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always learning something, kurt. thank you very much.look forward to seeing more of what the team has to offer in september when they announce that. kurt, he's the cyber guy, knows his stuff inside and out. meanwhile grady trimble knows the battle back and forth on this whole situation of facebook and what it was really doing behind the scenes, maybe even working with the white house when it came to dealing with everything. covid policies and more and digging into this more and has updates for us. grady. >> the facebook files as he calls them is that the white house was pretty regular communication with facebook trying to control messaging around covid, vaccines and what the white house considered to be misinformation or disinformation. o the latest batch of documents, which our colleague hillary vaughn has done extensive reporting on showed the white house asked about changing the algorithm so that people were moray likely on facebook to see the new york times, wall street journal and "any a authoritative news source over polarizing peo

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. >> joining me now is christy greenberg, former sdny prosecutor and kurt barella. thank you very much for joining us today. i'll start with this. kristy, i keep pointing this out because i think it's a part of actual accountability -- we have this twice-impeached now multiple times indicted president going on air repeatedly saying that he will exact retribution against people doing their job should he take power in the white house. is there anything legal that can be done about this? seems like somebody who's continuously threatening lawyers judges and potential jurors should be facing consequences right now. >> well, you have judge chucken who said in probably the most stark terms, there is an order now by that judge that you cannot intimidate and threaten witnesses in the case and you can't do other things to really taint the jury pool in the way that you're speaking, in a threatening and intimidating way about the case. so just chutkin means business. if he crosses that line in her estimation, i think she will call him in, and there will be warnings, but ultimat

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alex burton and doctor kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the special delegationr we will unveil this spectacular statue. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, mister clifton truman daniels, honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. >> thank you, madam speaker. senator blunt, congressman cleaver, leader mcconnell, leader mccarthy, family, friends, thank you again senator blunt and congressman cleaver and the board of the truman library institute, alex burton and the institute staff, doctor kurt graham and the library staff, and the generous donors, friends, supporters, lawmakers, who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man, and slightly embarrassed by statues. 's presidential library was and is -- educational institution rather than a monument to him but where he with us today, he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united states of america. he loved the work of government. he loved this very building. he took the job seriously, but never himself. he was open and ap

kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri delegation, both and senate. and i might as current and past and leaders and mcconnell. and together we will unveil this spectacular statue. lay. ladies and gentlemen, mr. clifton truman daniel honorary chairman of the truman library institute and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. thank you, madam speaker. senator blunt. congressman cleaver. leader mcconnell. leader mccarthy. family. friends. and thank you again, senator blunt. and congressman cleaver and chairman pat ottensmeyer on the board of the truman library institute. alex burden and the institute staff, dr. kurt graham and the library and the generous donors friends, supporters, lawmakers who helped make this day possible. my grandfather was a modest man and frankly, slightly embarrassed statues. his presidential library is an education institution rather than a monument to him, but we're here with us today. he would be honored and humbled. he loved the united of america. he loved the work of government. he loved this very building. he took

kurt volker at former u.s. forml represent for ukraine negotiations.s a lot about russia and russian thinking. ambassador, very good to see you. your thoughts that evan's attention has been extended it was supposed to have expired in april 29. it's a way for them to keep them longer? >> absolutely. it is misleading to even call him a prisoner, conduct or waiting pretrial. he is a hostage. russians are holding him in order to try to put pressure on the united states about our support for ukraine and resistance aggression in europe. they are doing this on purpose. it's very good, very important that his lawyers are doing everything they need to do in the russian legal system to file the emotions it will have no impact. but if you don't do it they will hold it against you. and then find another reason to extend the detentions very important they do it we should have no illusions of hostage held by vladimir putin to gain leverage against united states. eric: is that your view or your sense these type of the tensions purposefully? he i was sick and read and

and here, for example, is what the leader of the british heritage party, david kurt, says: more than 500,000 ukrainian men died in the service of the architect of the ukrainian coup and the war, victoria nuland, is the best way to support naruto ukraine to stop funding the corrupt regime of zelensky strives for peace and stop the war, the statement of the british politician was commented on social networks, and in the united states, candidates for governor of kentucky, jeffrey young, supported the proposal to stop allocating money to zelensky, yes. the best way to stop this bloody war is another great one, the idea would be that the peoples of europe asia africa australia latin america forever expelled the us armed forces from all their countries, along with everything and their weapons, troops and terrorists of the cia, by the way, in the west, more and more confidently doubts the viability of the current ukrainian leadership, while the zelensky conflict in power in ukraine is unlikely to come close to a peaceful settlement, western media think revival the wehrmacht and zelensky's b

they killed 575 people 185, of which 10 at the end of the action kurt von godberg writes reports thee is captured. the iron ore was destroyed and moscow's henchman uncle kolya lopatin was destroyed, which did not correspond to reality at the tarat. we were villages. they were all practically in this partisan zone. even the village itself was a polyk, then it even existed, that is, in addition to the fact that there was lake pavel, there was also a village of polyps. i also burned deep, that is, all these e functions, well, they were small in terms of population. well, in any case, they were destroyed along with others. yes, and that was the policy of the nation. yes, because it was dream politics. they even cleared the territory. here and now, the question of whether or not to save the lives of the civilian population was not on the table; they killed everyone while one part of the team drove people to buildings where destruction, the second robbed houses, collected livestock, its activity was effective, and, accordingly, the winners are not judged. he would have gotten away with a l

kurt bardella, thank you. >>> up next, the mayor of jacksonville, florida.on how her state is becoming a haven for white nationalists under ron desantis' leadership and how her city is preparing for the impending arrival of hurricane idalia. stay with us. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offered nonsurgical options - which felt more right for me. so, what i'd say to other people with dupuytren's contracture is this: don't wait —find a hand specialist trained in nonsurgical options, today. i found mine at findahandspecialist.com. love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work at three in the afternoon and sometimes gets off at midnight. she works a lot, a whole lot. we don't get to eat in the early morning. we just wait till we get to the school. so, yeah. right now here in ame

here with your tv tablet and streaming guide, kurt nuts knutsson the cyberguy. or tablet or phone. >> a lot of very, very tired people inside this building have been working very hard to bring some really extraordinary ways to dial in. whether you are on a laptop, desktop, whether you have a tablet at home or using your phone, for the first time you will be able to really turn this into your second screen. meaning you can watch us on tv. be watching fox news. there is bret, there is martha. during the breaks you will see pete hegseth on your device from fox nation. going to be streaming across all our platforms foxnews.com the fox news app. fox business.com. and commentary. score card what is going on in the debate. smart way to stay informed as you are watching live and what's great is in the past, in order to watch, fox on your app. or online, you would need to associate it with your tv provider. tonight, for the debate, you won't have to do that. you just have to sign up. provide your email address a couple other questions and then boom, you are in to watch t

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would you give us the coordinates so we can fire and look at to kurt k of troops at this beginning stage is crucial for russia. ukraine in forces have proven their reputation as true. maggie's build is. the choice is simple. prevent that. will grind them down for months. i make is done of reporting from the don't bass or t of the on. now remind to about breaking news story this evening. a private jets report to lead carrying the volume. the minute you group g, if you have any pre gordon, is crossed in versus the region to the north west of moscow. according to russian media outlets, the countries federal transport agency is concerned that the guardian was listed as a passenger on the plain. but it's not yet been officially confirmed if he was actually on the flight emergency services sites and people were aboard including 3 crew members and 7 passengers, at least to 7 bodies, have reportedly been recovered sofa. the names of the victims have not yet been released versus investigative committee has opened a criminal case into the incidents, citing an article on the traffic safety rules vi

mark receiving the naismith hall of fame kurt gaudi media award.at career. the bay area panthers holding their victory parade after winning the indoor football league championship. quarterback dalton sneed, the m.v.p. owner with a championship in year two for the bay area panthers franchise. that is a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend. gloria: thank you so much. we know a lot of you are getting ready for your weekend. you might be going to outside lands or jazz fest. let's get a check of the forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you, checking out the marine layer. you can see how it is disrupted along the southern california coast. area of low pressure will keep the fog with us through the weekend. despite high-pressure building into the north, we will have a typical day and weekend into the city and around the bay. very subtle warming. we are still looking at the fog. it comes quicker in the inland valleys. through the next couple of days, you can see how the marine layer stays here. then because of this system, we will get more

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let's bring in kurt, the cyber guy. he's reports are on foxnews.com.this. so this is creepy. >> martha, they figured it out. this is the key that they unlocked. there's three universities in the u.k. all the brainiacs figured out this sound of typing on your keyboard while we're on a zoom call, someone may have put malware on our system so we don't know someone is accessing our microphone to listen. they can determine just by the sound and running that through a.i. what our pass word is. that's bananas. >> martha: it is. it's like morse code. they figured out how to listen to it and to pick up what your password is. the biggest question is -- this is the zoom study. you don't know who is getting into your system on those. >> do you not get in your car because there's a car accident around the block? you have to live. >> martha: you have to live. the zoom study revealed when trained on key strokes, a new best was achieved for the medium. we see how these technologies are learning all the time, right? they're getting better and better. but what is the be

kurt. time to go back to school. i can't believe summer is over but you got good tech here. >> steve: once again go cyberguy.com to see all the stuff we talked about the last two minutes. kurt, thank you very much. it is 7:00 in new york city. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ noah is the group called war. they sing "why can't we be friends" they sing so many songs you know. a little funk, a little soul. can i kind of hear in some of their songs it sounds like a little reggae. great sounds. and, steve, you grew up with them. >> steve: i did. got started in the 1960s in long beach, california. as we heard, they are expecting tropical storm conditions out there. >> ainsley: that's right. >> steve: they are here in new york today where we have got essentially a frog strangler outside because it is really coming down. and we're hoping the rain stops the next 20 minutes so we can go outside for the big show. >> griff: you were a d.j. are there photos to go along with this? >> steve: me. i had a lot of hair

have your phone available as kurt the cyberguy said.commercial breaks i'm going to run from the hall in the spin room. sit down and analyze in real time what just happened on the screen. kind of the same conversation you are having at home. what do we like? what we didn't. be in the spin room after on fox nation also to bring in some of the candidates. sean will be doing the big show. you will be watching that. >> brian: are you sure you will be able to do all of this? >> pete: i will try. >> brian: i'm worried but. >> pete: freewheeling, no script. >> ainsley: pete, i have a question for you really quickly. >> pete: yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: did you get a hair cut? did you trim the mullet? >> steve: it looks like it. >> will: it was time. >> brian: can you spin around for the people at home? >> pete: it's gone. no more. a summer of glory. i did everything i could. buff the man bun in the swim i think is what got me. >> brian: that's when management calls. >> pete: that's when it was over. it. >> brian: pro-mommying your show.promoing you

host: kurt on the independent line from florida. caller: good morning. i am a mechanical engineer and i design and rebuild large hvac systems for large scale buildings. the government did not need to step in to get energy efficiency. the tax credits. because the owners of these buildings are already buying the equipment that is energy efficient. it lowers the overall cost of the building lifetime ownership. and when you bring up the residential, there are company changes that have been made due to the protocol back in the 80's and it has done a great deal of good for our ozone layer. we have already taken huge steps to improve the environment of this world. and that is never brought up, our ozone layer within another four years will have generated itself because of these measures. so we do need to take steps forward. the other point i called about was this reduction act. with all of the green energy proposals and tax breaks, it seems like it is nothing more than a tax break for the wealthy. and our democratic side of the aisle has already said they never

tell kurt i said hi. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. breaking right now, former president donald trump on his way to washington, d.c. for his afternoon arraignment. we'll bring you any developments that happen throughout the hour. meanwhile the bond market has grabbed the spotlight. what is going on with the big spike in yields? lance robertses, chris low and others with implications. to the s&p 50,014,000? meet the analyst who made this call in 2016. we're awaiting amazon and apple before the close. danielle shay. we'll talk about her current approach to trading these megacap names. sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. unfortunately when it comes to the economy, depends which party is in the white house that is unfortunate. i will explain. behold the amazing manufacturing renaissance in america. the only problem, where are the workers? we'll dive into that. also handicap tomorrow's jobs report with tom gimbel. you don't want to miss my takeaway how the financial malaise is more than lip service. by the way we can get ove

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kurt fountain has younger this is the of default and it is 1871 and i learned about my grandfather, somengers wanted to know where it was never got around to it and it still growing. this is 380 looses richmond never got caught lower but this is where the cross. they also spent time capturing and ship them to all and a dozen states around the country and this is the trail and floated up into the truck and this is one of the earlier days still in use today. this is cedar mountain behind your and this was for two and half hours and he says you showed me in two and a half hours it took me a lifetime to do on horseback. this is a special photograph and from the time i was a kid looked atou the clouds and every time i came back, i knew i was home. this was the landmark and it was the early day. this was the regional airport and they rebuilt it. there is a new book out on the fire department and the first grounds were out front here were the has full football team is for the schoolhouse and they took us out and insert school. they didn't know where it came until i used to polo robe on that pos

even if you are not in this situation. >> steve: i know, i was looking at kurt's card for the segment we are going to do in 52 minutes. and then i went into my iphone to make sure it was turned on properly. and now i'm thinking about buying the people in my family new iphones so they have got the new technology. >> ainsley: do live 360. our family does that so we know where everyone is all the time. >> steve: you need cell phone technology. the new iphones actually use satellites which is amazes. >> brian: talk about another story that broke yesterday. we still don't have the details nor is the deal culminated. five iranian americans held unjustly in iran have been moved to a safe house or a different location now into house arrest from their brutal prison situation. in exchange, it seems, for $6 billion of oil revenue that was in south korea. now, we did not know this thing was in the works. you always look to get hostages out. but these five being held unjustly is not unusual, sadly. that's what iran does. buff you have to wonder what else we gave up and what's that $6 billion being

>> it's not surprising because you have a government who is funneling all sorts of subsidies sword kurt -- toward certain types of energy, at the same time limiting the options that consumers have on the energy side, and on top of that, you have a president who literally has a presidential platform that wants to put up an entire sector out of business. so yes, it is true, whenever you put those things together, you are going to have this sort of economic activity. the problem is that it is not being driven by consumer demand. i would argue it is largely a house of cards, dependent on policy. what we need is to build a strong manufacturing economy, a business environment that allows consumer demand, consumer preference to drive economic activity. host: you talk about all sorts of subsidies. can you put a dollar amount in what we know has gone to the creation of green jobs? guest: what we know with some of the ira is almost $400 billion plus analyses show that is going to be almost three times more than that from the tax subsidy standpoint, so literally hundreds of billions of dollars goi

don't read the internet be afraid to die just don't close your eyes be afraid of poverty don't watch kurt ruble the movie 12 years of slavery with confiscation to the usuriy prison now you have a taxi service zek uver or rickshaw in russian new shoes of the head of the prison are sacred as they say in the russian authorities the best a gift is a gift made by one's slaves the film gone with the wind or nailed to the shore under peter scripted swimming competitions were held on rubber dolls, the challenge 2023, when the crimean bridge comes, such an experience will definitely come in handy, the inflatable woman is to some extent similar to an ordinary russian , always with an open mouth, the boss's hunger and can be used by the authorities at any time, the movie transformer orkimus prime, of course, it's not a car, but already not dumplings in mordar, the family of the killed orc was given a bicycle, why was this family so evil before, no, not because their father did not die, they just didn't have a bicycle before, now the memory of the father will always be in families under their violin,

civilian population of germany during the second world war was carried out according to developments, and kurtrgin taus had the sole purpose to psychologically inflict maximum damage in order to break the will of the population to resist the german. yes, marriage, it seems, but nonetheless. there are some limits to artistic poignancy. this has been shown in many works. but here i just recently re-read time to live and time to die, and remarque, and accordingly, it is well shown there how they dropped phosphorus bombs and people burned like a torch. what is the difference? nato aggression against the republika srpska, yes, the fact is that bombs with combined uranium were dropped there and people did not immediately die from these bombs. they died slowly , long and painfully, because a united iran forms a whole complex of diseases. and now what is happening in ukraine, the same technologies, and when people even logic, these are the scriptwriters and organizers of these human actions. they must die for a long time, painfully and extremely painfully, another moment that unites the whole story. u

current regime, the wagnerites can concentrate up to 10,000 fighters on the territory of the country, kurter us ambassador to nato, says the wagner group in the form of which it was under the leadership of prigozhin, will no longer create another group of mercenaries under the more direct control of the russian government, all they want is to conduct operations in africa and the middle east, all they want is to have blood diamonds against the background of political isolation , sanctions african countries are among those where russia is trying to strengthen wagner's influence as an organizational structure will continue. wagner was at the vanguard of russian interests in africa . john mechner is a journalist and researcher who specializes in the situation in africa. on the continent, in particular, at work there, pm wagner says that at the moment there are from 5 to 6,000 mercenaries in african countries, the main question here is what will be the relationship between wagner and the russian ministry of defense . if we talk about the central african republic, we have not seen any significan

russia, the georgian service of the voice of america spoke with the former us ambassador to nato, kurt walker, and the ex-coordinator of the sanctions policy of the us state department, daniel fried, but what was the support of georgia by the west during the war and how was the aggression against georgia became only one of the first soldiers of russia in europe in this century, i think that now people look at 2008 and understand that putin had the same strategy, his strategy of attacking ukraine and the seizure of territory is no different from the attack on georgia in 2008. the same person, the same goals, only a target, maybe because it was a smaller country like georgia. in 2008, the bush administration sent ships to the coast of georgia to show strength and warn russia not to go too far. far we provided informational and coordination assistance to the georgians in the same way. with the return of their soldiers, we were very actively involved diplomatically together with the eu and france. trying to stop this is something . russia's war against georgia was not crushed in prison. wa

kurt casino 14 years after the launch of free berths, after the introduction of sanctions in the spring of 2022, there will be an order of magnitude more ships along with the launch of the oil pipeline to the world market. a new reference grade of russian oil is coming out in one hundred or sport and the demand for it only grows if you are present, as a major exporter it is important to have your own marker variety, which you are guided by. well, including the pre-national education, that is , our task is not only to download the task of broadcasting, but also to maintain the characteristics of the potential variety to buy, it knows in advance what they will bring to it. even before the start of construction, president vladimir putin outlines the goal of achieving in siberia and the far east a combination of three areas of innovative raw materials and infrastructure , today the port of the casino is truly high-tech world-class terminal at each of the berths here is a laser mooring system. it controls the speed position of the vessel. all the necessary data for the lossman and the captai

would you give us the coordinates so we can fire to kurt k of troops that this begins to age is crucial for russia. ukrainian forces have proven their reputation as true. maggie's build is the choices simple. prevent that, will grind them down for months. i make is done and proposing from the don't pass oxy. outbox, so uh, breaking news this evening and russian media outlets claim. so i think the country's federal at tons, sports agency, the bottom of the tea group chief guinea pig goshen, was listed as a passenger on a plane. this crust invoices to a region to the north west of moscow. and your typical case has been initiated over the incident, citing not full about violations of traffic safety, emergency services, say 10 people of both including 3 free members and 7 passengers. or these a bodies have reports of late fee because so far, well that's across live. now to our correspondence, roman cost, the rep for more on this, we're going to green and see again, i'm obviously as we know, we just had the big ocean was listed on the flight money festival. more can you tell us about this cr

friday at 8:00 p.m. repeat at 12:10 p.m. we return to the air dear friends, now we're going to talk kurt supposed to be winter, but for some reason became summer, they were supposed to be of turkish production, but somehow it turned out that they were not exactly turkish and were supposed to cost less, but they began to cost three roads. told the journalist that he should stop being a journalist for three years and leave the publication ukrainska pravda. now he says that he does not know, minister reznikov does not know where the $29 winter jackets came from. because he says it's possible that turkey somehow started evading taxes there, and so on, because in fact the jacket alone costs $86. well, as far as i understand. if you were like that, you would know how to get out of the position that no one was trying to steal anything, but everyone was trying very quickly to get some of these jackets because there were a lot mobilization is one of the versions that is emerging little by little now, it's just that we needed a result and not hmm let's say

we're going to start with coolidge mayor, and we'll hear from a wonderful mayor himself as kurt schmoke. mr. schmoke currently is the president of the university of baltimore. he often says he's a recovering politician. well, he does does everything he does quite well. he served as mayor of baltimore for more than a decade. he was dean of the howard university law and has served our country in many other ways. and we're talking about what one learns from being a mayor and perhaps some other topics as well. mr. schmoke. well, thank you very much, matt. appreciate it. it's a great pleasure me to be here joining you in the of the centennial of the presidency of calvin coolidge. those of us here recognize there is much to admire about the life work of president coolidge. for me, as a former mayor, i like to highlight the fact that coolidge was among that fraternity of three people who were elected mayors before their service as president of the united states. to fill in the blanks of, that trivia question about who the other were. the answer is andrew johnson and grover cleveland. northampt