in levitt, mr. amir amirabadi's suggestion to clear the ambiguity, he said two months, three snakes, to clear the confusion , it's been two months, the same thing yesterday, and this suggestion you are a new suggestion written by rifa maham tell me about the issue from the taliban and what is hazrat ali's opinion, doctor? i thank you for your opinion on the production of the proposed lesson in this system . there is a correction in the scene, we don't have a proposal for the system, we have room for ambiguity because there is no room for the title, the topic is wrong, as a mistake , thank you dear teacher and 25 people announce the start of voting . did not have the government announced that the government is in favor and the commission is in favor of mr. dr. taghiani. it is in the implementation of the law on how to conduct an interview, 3963, article 101 of the internal regulations of the parliament, the spokesman of the commission, mr. khadzarian , requests to submit a report, please cook in the

lord levitt was with it. he calmly announced when he got to the bridge sorry, i am a few minutes late as if he had been delayed by a traffic jam when in truth he had just come from the blood he fighting on sordid beach which he and his men had just taken. there is an impossible valor who threw themselves between the enemy and the rest of the invasion took hold. the unsurpassed courage of the canadians who'd already seen the horrors of war on this coast. they knew what awaited them there but they would not be deterred. once they had juno beach they never looked back. all of these men were part of a roll call of an honor with names that spoke of pride as ripe as the colors they bore. the winnipeg rifles, poland's 24th lancers, the royal scots, the screaming eagles the england's armored divisions and forces of free france, the coast guard matchbox athletes, and you, the american rangers. forty-eight summers have passed since the battle you found here. you were young continued to these cliffs. some of you were ha

[applause] >> let's cross lift lift to samara who says she is standing by levitt the capitol -- livethe capital. >> this trip was really about the biden administration trying to strengthen relations with india to act as a counterbalance in the region in the face of china's rising might. the kinds of ceremony and welcome mr. modi has been receiving weather at the white house or the congress, a lot of what he was saying was welcome with raucous applause and chants of modi. at the same time this distributed phase quite a lot of witticism, because that modi government domestically is frequently accused of suppressing freedom of the press, and the biden administration had been facing questions about whether they should be welcoming mr. modi with such a red carpet and a lavish affair given some of those difficulties. so i think the two sides after the late make announcements and strengthening the relationship when it comes to things like defense and technology, artificial intelligence, but there were some pointed questions being asked of both leaders with regards to human rights. >> let's

take away fireworks that one day americans might come together and appreciate the country reports on levitt by the limb going to wisconsin i'm going homeward bound baby. what's i will take them away if you are standing under my window popping some firecrackers tonight, that's big. have a good weekend happy fourth. >> fox studios in new york city this is maria's wall street. maria: happy independence weekend very welcome to the program analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i have maria. as we kick off this july 4 weekend, american patriotism is near an all-time low. the latest fox full shows 44% of u.s. adults say they are proud to be american. with 53% saying they are not private at all but this is voter confidence in institutions is hitting rock bottom right fbi the d.o.j. hovering around 50% with criticism of a two-tiered system of justice. now house republicans are demanding more than a dozen federal officials who oversaw the hunter bite investigation give on the record testimony for this over the whistleblower's accusations of political interference. join

[applause] >> the way i read it, this was definitely a levitt first site -- a love at first sight with karen. most politicians say my wife and i reteam. but i get the feeling that there is not a piece of your life where your wife karen and you are not melded together. this is a really important relationship. that is the sense i get. >> i dedicated the book to karen. the love of my life. it's true from the bottom of my heart. the first time i met her, i thought she was extraordinary. i followed her out of the back of the church where she was playing guitar in a group and told her i wanted to play in a guitar group. [applause] [laughter] she pointed to a large man with a beard. i just tucked my head out and said, i'm mike pence. she figured out i was not interested in playing the guitar. [laughter] i met her and she was teaching shop. at a local private school. she had already worked her way through college and paid her way through college, studied and got a masters degree. she was a pilot and she was in every way extraordinary. after i talked to this girl i just met for 15 minutes, to t

joining me live isjustin levitt, constitutional law professor at loyola law school and josh gerstein,wed by an issue of freedom of speech. is that you see it? , , ., ., freedom of speech. is that you see it? , ., , ., it? this is a hard case. it is not only about _ it? this is a hard case. it is not only about freedom _ it? this is a hard case. it is not only about freedom of- it? this is a hard case. it is not only about freedom of speech | only about freedom of speech comments by public accommodation and thatis comments by public accommodation and that is what makes it so hard. the graphic designer it doesn'tjust talk about what you want to do with websites in her time but she was offering a service to all the public from recording offices to anybody who wants to can come to me for these services. which also involves her speech. these services. which also involves herspeech. in these services. which also involves her speech. in that makes or takes a lot harder in mixed future cases a lot harder in mixed future cases a lot harder in mixed future cases a lot harder when it comes to de

rachel: kristin levitt, gary shapely will be coming up at 8:30 a.m. stick around for that.o long. someone somewhere is going to have to address that. they thought they would get away with hunter pleading to these minor offenses, but more keeps coming. pete: those minor offenses are not minor, only in comparison to absolute corruption in the oval office but the dude didn't pay hundreds of thousands of dollars, potentially millions in taxes. if you or i chose not to pay our taxes it is a big deal especially for those railing against millionaires avoiding taxes. rachel: we know president biden is potentially compromised and this affects policy that he has towards china and all the countries from which they extorted money. it's very serious stuff. pete: a new video justin this morning of a canadian search vessel turning from the side of the oceangate sub req. what we are learning about the safety issues that lead to that disaster. will: remember when mayor eric adams said this about migrant busing? >> nothing more anti-american than what he's displaying now. i don't think anyth

earlier today, i spoke with john favrow, john levitt, and tell me the tour, house of the great pod saveprimary race. and here are some of our conversation. >> guys, thanks for doing this. thank you for your time. in ed vance, there are really no three better people to talk about what's happening in american politics and democracy than you guys right now. >> really? >> well, actually, there probably are. >> -- >> we said yes. we are some of the best people that said yes! >> i am eager for your thoughts. how about that? >> great. >> and specifically, its announcement week, as it concerns the republican party and its nominees in 2024. and mike pence, just a few hours ago, to his hat, officially, in the ring with his announcement speech. and in it, as we played at the top of the show, he is invoking the events of -- he is recalling the events of january 6th, which is sort of the case for pence's candidacy. but also, perhaps ironically, his kryptonite as it concerns republican voters. so, maybe, favrow, i will start with you. what do you think of pence's invocation of the riot at the capitol

now we, had micelichael levitt nobel prize winning stanford epidemiologist uninvited from scientific conferences, not for a scientific reason, but because he didn't support the lockdowns as a solution. we had these other scientists thrown off of youtube silenced. it just literally destroyed, tried to destroy careers. so the same thing happening in a climate, but it's because they went against the government funding narrative and the government political narrative and actual photograph of banned students practicing. i'm sure you've seen that. and they're in their little bubble. in your bubble. good. south south australian authorities use any force necessary. australia had one of the most authoritarian response is next to china and next to new zealand and canada. but i think australia won it because they had the quarantine camps, track and trace apps. if you got if you were near anyone that had covid, you had to be put in a camp against your will. and of course if you tried to organize a protest police would come to your house even if you posted something on social media they would com

tom: joining us now is brian levitt, global market strategist at invesco.inflation report. how are you adjusting midyear to a nascent perhaps disinflationary trend? >> is still an environment where investors should be looking for quality. we are not at the beginning of a new cycle yet. we are not at this big pickup and economic activity that will drive cyclical performance higher. you seen the larger cap stocks do well because investors are focusing on polity and what will still be a slowing economic environment. the fed is still raising rates. that's the roadmap for now. we will be looking for signs that market sentiment and leading indicators are shifting toward a more cyclical variance but we are not there yet. tom: are we in a bull market? >> we are for a handful of names. if you look at the broad indices, it's a bull market but it's a very narrow concentration. the top 10 names are driving a lot of that performance. this is how these things play out. we are still well off the peaks from where we were prior to this inflation battle. we are grinding high