want audio 2 over here you've got to take mc lite.e door and finally, you know, make a name for myself. but it is difficult. let's just be real. it's so many more things we have to contend with that the men just don't. so i still moved all of the women in any field within hip hop, you know, whether it's journalism, whether it's photography. i know a host of photographers that are women of color who are not being asked to license their work. they're not going after them the way they've gone after a lot of the people who were there who took the album covers. you know, many of them were not people of color. and so the record labels didn't give those types of opportunities to, first, women and then second women of color. and so there's so many women throughout this industry that and just want to take the time and salute because it is strenuous. it is a commitment that you have to put in to say that you want to do this. and it has to supercede the need for money. it has to be as my sister here said, you have to love it. you have want to be

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only hope is that the pie remains as large as it is because we all love beer and, therefore, miller litejobs and workers looking for work. would you think with the installation of 12,000 taps that 50% increase, before this, bud light outsold both of those brands now they outselling bud light by 50%, that's a tremendous increase. so it looks like hopefully rather than maintaining that profit for the select few, it will increase and absorb >> sean: what i would do if i was coors and molson i would contact ever fired employee by anheuser-busch and higher them. >> bud light left a message for the entire country wokism has limits, people have to deal with it in the classrooms medical community and now in the grocery aisles and they're putting their foot down and saying enough >> sean: i understand why people made their decisions, i just hate that people's careers get blown up through no fault of their own. >> coors light will hire them >> sean: good to see you both. thank you >> programming note another live audience show tomorrow night in new york city. tickets are free. our in-studio guest

. >> coors light, miller lite up 20%. ♪ you and me together [cheers] forever. >> brian: hi, everyone.t song could only mean one thing that stage could only mean a second thing these people and tech turf can only mean three things. that is donny odds monday is here to play. is he going to be live. he brought his personality, smile, dimples and his white teeth and talent. that's why the people lined up. that's why thee have been here since 1:00 in the morning. some have used street showers and pi pup tents they borrowed m the hotel be here enjoy a concert like no other. >> carley: this is the biggest crowd we have ever had on "fox & friends." for musical guest. the most tickets ever requested. >> steve: that's absolutely right. >> carley: going to be a good day. like 69 degrees outside. a little cover cast so it's not going to rain. >> steve: it's going to be fantastic. you notice we saw people in front of our building. everybody had like -- has a donny odds monday story. i saw people holding up pictures and signs and it's all there. people can hardly wait to be let into the vine area.

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g coors light, miller lite.you know, their sales went through the roofs ligh at anheuser-busch's expense. >> appreciate you being with us. roofstraight aheadt. ahead, the woke left. they have a new target now. first of all, is your stove, then a chair, your air now itioner and your aerator. now they want to go after ice cream trucks in new york city. . i mean, really go after them. lisa bonet hits the streets of new york when weill hi back with a full report. >> i actually had ice works first. ou can heat makes r it less real. the power of contrast, there. so you can rise from pain ice here. back in my we didn't have all of these types of fancy chicken for sure. >> you have buffalo wings and fried chicken. well, we didn't have garlic farm or sweet bourbon barbecue ,and he had to walk uphill both ways. >> and it's not every time. yeah, right from here. >> from my nail fungus is nasty. up to now starts improving the appearance of fungus damaged toenails in just two days. it's clinically proven formula penetrates t

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. >> laura: one of the best things, send migrants to martha's vineyards it showed eshg lites for whoare not. one of the best, smaller moments, that mattered. governor, chris christie is out there sticking his chest out, i'm number two in new hampshire, are you worried about him? >> no, look, i think the end of the day, we're doing what we need to do on the ground in iowa and new hampshire. we'll be back this weekend and we'll get the job done. i think a lot of guys are doing this and that, we'll get on the debate stage and hash it out and i think i'll be able to show i have vigsz, i'm the guy that can get the job done electorally and get this stuff done. we have been talking about all this stuff from illegal immigration and the board, dealing within choo, all this stuff. now is the time to do it. do it in 2024, i don't think we'll be able to get the job done in our lifetime. this is a key election, we can reverse the decline of this country and give us new birth of freedom. >> laura: time to restore it. governor, great to see you tonight. thank you so much. thank you all for washing,

group of people, deplorables put hope in them, this is only thing we have left to fight against eshg lites out of the media, academia, hollywood, all levels of power and cultural power, conservatives have no role in. we have fox news and a few podcasts. serious point and this is in "new york times" is saying something, it is fascinating to see where this might go. >> kayleigh: it is and no secret david brooks piece is one-off, this is what the liberal media think of trump voters and republicans, watch. >> last thing we need is neandrathal thinking. >> put trump supporters in basket of deplorations. >> they back donald trump and think donald trump is smart one and you elitists are -- [laughter] -- with your geography and map and spelling. even though -- >> and math and readin. >> yeah, readin'. >> bye-bye, don lemon. >> there is nothing to laugh about this. we r not laughing about bidenomics and the bs coming out of the white house, it is not funny. they had nothing else to laugh at, they are not covering the news. bad guys are the main-stream media and there is perfect example why. they t

janelle king, co-chair of lite win for america action. good morning.s are trending in the wrong direction for president biden with this group, why is he losing support among these folks who traditionally vote democrat? >> we have to look from the perspective of voters are courting the republican party, i believe that we are not seeing a commitment as of yet, we have a lot of issues working on our behalf as republicans. for instance, the recent ne-yo situation, where he stated parents should not be forced to mutilate their children. that is resonating with parents. ice cube is tired of bowing down to the culture and tired of being told to answer to the gate keepers. there are issues working in our favor and i have to make sure we ensure we no longer continue to allow particularly black voters to court the republican party and present them with something that says, we understand what your cultural priorities are and we're willing to go after that. that is where we are right now. we have people standing up and talking about issues and doing it without fea

connection, rich men north of richmond, he captured in emoegsz what everyone feels about washington eshg litest of touch with main-stream struggles when it comes to the paycheck. >> ainsley: why aren't we looking at for the miners, instead of just the minors, clever with treferring to epstein. he is up there now with swift swift and morgan wallen and we interviewed on monday jelly roll. he was arrested 40 times, was in prison, he said, people said i'm too heavy, have tattoos and don't look the part and his song goes to number one because it is relatable. >> steve: and on monday jelly roll was talking about this guy. oliver, come on, pick up the phone, love to have you on. >> ainsley: i had a friend who is not a country music fan at all and he wrote and said this resonates to me and about the only country song i really like. >> steve: hope oliver will come here and perform. to a fox weather alert. hurricane hillary, wind near 140 mile per hour. baja peninsula of california, bracing for tropical storm condition and severe flooding that could start by tonight and linger. >> ainsley: let's check i

roll of people do everything dylan mulvaney will hate maybe people will drink our beer i am miller liteamily members coors light people. >> saying you are having a bud light drinking a bud light has taken connotations. >> kid rock shot a case of bud light on youtube i was i am not that the point kid rock doesn't like bud light. >> the point well-taken about woke corporations, we have the founder of the ultra light beer, told me like, we are sick of woke companies telling with us what to do he has full distribution in geo georgiastantly. >> integrate opportunity pendulum kind of swung, the backlash finally came came at the moment bud light came out with you that ad woke cultural backlash started, now you are seeing pendulum swinging the other way of consumers people feel dylan mulvaney particularly condescending if kaitlan jenner more broader appeal i don't think would have happened it is that dylan mulvaney is so condescending, in your face about sort of broader movement. dylan mulvaney offended a lot of woman i don't sound like that i don't look like that, so,, that is not whack a woma

# lite way we want to —— we play the way we want to. out his instagram, you can see the full video available there. i will let the supreme gavin ram john entertain you for the rest of evening at the bbc sport centre. ——i�*ll let the supreme gavin ramjaun entertain you for the rest of the evening at the bbc sport centre. we'll be back again, usual time tomorrow at 6:30pm. hope you can join us then. thank you for that sportsday. you are watching bbc news. more but the main news today. air traffic that caused delays, passengers at airports across the uk and abroad are still facing many hours of disruption before things get back to normal. a reminder of the statement from the national air traffic service, it said, the issue affecting the system this morning has now been identified and remedied. and they are now working closely with airlines and airports to manage the flights effectively as efficiently as possible. today of chris marks the close of the holiday weekend and much of the uk. so it's unusually very busy day for flights. hearing t

what answers white the families of the 13 have that's still unresolved in >> pete, thanks for high liting sad day. these families are angry, pete and i've dealt with the grief of the gold star family withs the green berets and never dealt with families that are so angry and they feel like they've been lied to and misled about how their loved ones died and some still don't have some of the personal effects -- affects and several were given the phones their loved ones have back but the sim cards were removed showing last photos and last moments. and then finally they want some accountability. they want someone as one gold star father said they want the president and secretary of defense and secretary of state to in his words man up and admit you made mistakes and say what you've learned to them and promise of families not happening again and future families down the road and i never peaked and we're investigating and the withdrawal and everything that happens and investigationing how gold star families are mistreated and why the president of the united states according to some of them lied

analysts saying the conservative backlash against bud light and shifts to brands like coors and miller lite to stay stock's down more than 5%. >>> let's get to another earnings mover this morning. that would be hologic, down 4% despite a beat on top and bottom line warning of margin headwinds stemming from lower covid testing demand moving forward. joining us in a cnbc exclusive is the company's ceo, steve macmillan. good to have you this morning. i mentioned covid. i know it was one of the things you discussed on the call as well you were a great beneficiary, given your lead in pcr what are your expectations now for the company given the endemic phase, so to speak, of the virus? >> yeah, david, i think when we came into the pandemic, our goals were simple. one, take care of our employees and then quickly we toggled and became one of the largest producers in the world of covid tests when the world needed us that generated tremendous revenue as well as profits we said all through that our real goal was to emerge as a much stronger company on the other end. what you have right now is covid pr

slipping a lite bit among latino voters. and so those are the coalitions. some of the differences have to do with how people see this country. are they comfortable with some of the changes that are going on in this country in terms of the racial changes, the expanded rights of lgbtq americans. that is sort of the fault line that we see in this country. that explains this sorting between the two parties. >> and we just said we don't know entirely why. one of the potential clues is if you look at the president's colt polls, right now, 50% say they would be okay with somebody else. but if you look inside those nurnls numbers about why that is there, what is so interesting is the age number. that's the biggest contributing factor to the question of why people inside the democratic party if they want somebody else, what the reason for that is. >> which is why you hear p percolating people who say i would challenge him if he couldn't run. which you heard from the congressman last week. you hear that kind of around the margins. but this idea of biden's age, any de

coors light, miller lite up 20%. >> over all good day. >> robertson a strike for the touchdown to austin watkins jr. >> come away with that take away at the end was awesome. ♪ i'm a little bit country ♪ i'm a little bit rock and roll ♪ i'm a little bit of mr. nashville. >> steve: live from new york city, ladies and gentlemen, we made it to friday, august 4th, 2023. as you can see we have the stage. we have the astro turf. >> brian: astro turf? >> steve: field turf, whatever it is. we have that fake green grass out front but we have the real entertainer, donny osmond himself is going to be our surgeon concert serrie performer today. >> wow. >> he used to come on the show all the time. now he has permanent stuff to okay today is he going to thrill the crowd. >> that image of donny osmond on the -- yeah. is that a.i.? >> steve: no we had madame tussauds' make it. >> carley: actually just him standing there for the whole summer finally his turn. >> brian: they never age maria. >> steve: plea. >> brian: when you get to know her call her marie or maria. there was a family rivalry king family,

following here. 41 people reported missing and presumed dead in a migrant shipwreck off the coast of liteant woman are, sadly, among the dead. straight to our cnn international correspondent, ben wedeman, in rome. we think what happened just a few months ago. what do we know about this wreck? >> reporter: well, we know that this was caused, the immediate cause was a wave that basically capsized this boat that set out. it's believed perhaps last thursday from the tunisian port heading in the direction of the italian coast. now, four people have been picked up. survivors from that boat. they told the red cross that there were, when the boat left tunisia, there were 45 people onboard, as you mentioned, three -- a young child, a pregnant woman and others. and this is really just the latest in a regular series of tragedies that are taking place in the mediterranean as ever greater numbers of people are trying to flee war, instability, hopelessness in places like sub-saharan africa, the middle east, and as far away as bangladesh. now, this year, so far, as of today, the 9th of august, nearly 94

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-lite -- >> the sanctions >> to steve's point, it really is, they've yet to tap into. you know i've been bullish of this stock i view it through a slightly different lens it is probably as good as it gets in terms of perception, because we don't know what this a.i. boom is so, our imagination allows us to extrapolate what this market may be we will be able to actually quantify what the market ftruly looks like, and at that point, maybe we'll see pull-back. remember tesla's run tesla trades on nothing but technicals and pixie dust, we don't know the valuations, but there was no other player in town i think it's a similar situation. >> back to your point. >> to put a finger on it and quantify what this market actually looks like, we know that they own 80% to 90% of our imagination, and that's it until you can show otherwise >> we haven't heard, or did they say anything about a stock split? they have not yaet >> buy-back. $25 billion. >> you get that next thing, sniffing around about a stock split. there's a group of investors that are waiting for that stock split for tha

ramaswamy was trump-lite. people that she not only has the foreign policy experience, she has the nuance and the appropriate response on abortion, which is a critical issue for the republican primary, but also would be palatable in a general election. >> but this was an opportunity for any one of those candidates to distinguish themselves, grab the momentum, seize the narrative, and none of them really did. they had this moment wut donald trump there, and the big pieces that really came out of the debate were this moment when none of them could really be sure will they should raise their hand or not about whether they would support donald trump if he was convicted. >> let's actually play that and we'll continue your point. >> if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? please raise your hand if you would. [ cheers and applause ] >> as you were. >> that is not a leadership moment. if you look at the folks on that stage, you had a few who were wil

united states' space force has activated its first and only dedicated unit targeting other nations' at litess going to analyze, what it does is analyze the potential targets, locates them, tracks these targets, and then they participate in target engagement which is a euphemism saying they go out and disrupt when they can, or they'll destroy them if they have to. listen, i consider this huge. everything is in the cloud, folks. now, this was a bold decision. a few year wheres ago the media laughed, it was a bold decision to create this unit, and it actually continues a long and bold tradition of america and the united states going out and conquering space. and when i thought about that, it was great time for me to offer a very special shout-out. now, many of you remember i was in las vegas speaking last week to a whole bunch of investors from all over the country, and one of them handed me this note. i want to read it. charles, this request is for my 97-year-old father-in-law. his name is don clegg. he is a navy world war ii veteran, a retired los angeles city firefighter after serving 30 yea

that's the state drink outside ofthat is a miller lite. >> pete, your drink of choice. so everyone knows, i think , nows i think. well, i think wisconsin i think line equals. >>- you knbut you know, there'sl in this, but there will be in a moment, you know, always be.sto. >> all right. we're going to stick by that story. i'm noe not. t buying it. i i think that's gin. i'm guess it. anyway, thang. k you both. up next, really bad today, mitch mcconnell throws up againr for over 30 seconds while taking questions from the press. we'll talk to dr. nicole saphierl ta and dr. marc siegel, our 1808 medical team coming up next. this is keratin debris where nail fungus grows, not nail gel, cleans out fungus by removing keratin debris using onyx, 90% of nails improve, get clinically proven results by onyx at walgreens, walmart, rite aid, and cbs. are you tired of that old worn out bath or shower? now you can have a new one installed in just one day with a new limited time offer from jacuzzi bath remodel. we're waiving all installation costs with no interest and no payments for one

he's running as trump lite, as you know. what goes through your mind when you hear that?y ironic, it's deeply disturbing and insidious in a certain way. it's a kind of play to a crude identity politics at the very moment, in which he's rejecting and criticizing it. vote for this kid with the funny name, right? and trying to establish solidarity in that moment. we look at the agenda of ramaswamy, we think about what the republican party stands for. they stand over and against everything that this -- represents. this anniversary represents. it seems to me. i hear, in their, rhetoric in the position and nullification. when we talk about voting rights. that's the same language that dr. king used and i have a dream speech, remember, january of 1963, when george wallace was inaugurated. what does he say? i draw a line in the dust. and i tossed the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny, of course, federal government intrusion on the states. i tossed the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny. and then he says, segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever. and king is re

help used understand that a lite bit more. >> to your last point like i said 93% of people in developing countries have some kind of cell phone ore smart phone and so -- the ubiquity of the technology is simply part of it. the supercomputer in your pocket is a big part of that as well. just being able to communicate and collaborate with people immediately in a way that didn't exist before. to use language that transaction costs are very, very low to collaborate so you can do things that only government could do before. but it is not just cell phones. itit is smart thermostats that e artificial intelligence to help you conserve energy in ways that you don't even have to think about. in my electrical panel i have a little orange box called a sense monitor, a connects to the electrical wires in my house, and a million times second detects electricity is coming into my house to determine what kind of appliances i'm using and where i'm using electricity and gives me information to make those sorts of of decisions so the -- the fact that technology has been so made so easy to develop and so ub

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light laughter ] that's what the prophecy foretold [ laughter ] and finally, the makers of miller liteek will offer a christmas tree keg stand and if you're wondering what santa's bringing you, aa pamphlets. and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. she is the co-host of "cbs mornings" and the editor at large of "oprah daily. the new "o" quarterly with this year's list of oprah's favorite things is out now. our friend, gayle king is back, everybody. [ cheers and applause and you know him from "boardwalk empire," "the irishman," and the "ant-man" movies watcher over on lix.he our friend, bobby cannavale wils [ ch and applause but re we get to that, on the eve of the midterm elections, the republican party has made their agenda crystal clear. if they regain power, they will once again thrust our government into chaos while subverting future elections to cement permanent republican rule. and they've also made clear that donald trump is still and will remain the leader of their party and that they will march in lockstep behind him

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these satellites more often now don't they, these satellite parks. often now don't they, these sat<| liteks. often now don't they, these sat<| mean parks. often now don't they, these sat<| mean interesting you >> i mean it's interesting you say there, louis, because actually wilkinson's took the actually wilkinson's took on the mantle it was more woollies as it was more colloquial, colloquially known, and it always amazes me that the shops that sell absolutely everything always tend to go out of business. i don't know if it's they spread themselves too thin what but it's thin or what it is, but it's remarkable. there's always going to a place on our high street to be a place on our high street for shops that sell everything you could possibly need, you you could possibly need, but you just go out just said they go out of business, they don't business, but they don't learning, they? i think what learning, are they? i think what happens buy from happens is we just buy it from amazon yeah amazon now, right? yeah >> i mean, you can just order anything off. >> wasn't there wasn't amazon. >> yo

because ed you say, some women have had their from ts lite because they were away from them because now people are given to have healthy given the option to have healthy parts removed. and parts of their body removed. and the way that these trans activists talk about, particularly female bodies, i mean, i came across one person onune online who said, well, it doesn't if somebody's doesn't matter if somebody's a trans regrets having trans person regrets having their breasts removed because they can always have implants again later stage. i mean, again at a later stage. i mean, this way talking this is the way they're talking about body. this is the way they're talking abo that's body. this is the way they're talking abothat's incredible. and >> that's quite incredible. and we're young we're dealing with young people here mean, here as well, aren't we? i mean, a had a lot of young people who've had this and in america, this procedure and in america, some very young , you some people very young, you know, teenagers, know, we're talking teenagers, you , it's really not you know, it's re

because ed you say, some women have had their from ts lite because they were away from them becauseow people are given to have healthy given the option to have healthy parts removed. and parts of their body removed. and the way that these trans activists talk about, particularly female bodies, i mean, i came across one person onune online who said, well, it doesn't if somebody's doesn't matter if somebody's a trans regrets having trans person regrets having their breasts removed because they can always have implants again later stage. i mean, again at a later stage. i mean, this way talking this is the way they're talking about body. this is the way they're talking abo that's body. this is the way they're talking abothat's incredible. and >> that's quite incredible. and we're young we're dealing with young people here i mean, we're dealing with young people here of i mean, we're dealing with young people here of young i mean, we're dealing with young people here of young who'vean, a lot of young people who've had this and in america, this procedure and in america, some very young ,

riot declared when ~esque lites to include violence and vanld limp. at 8:05 p.m. an officer deployed one 40 millimeter about ton round from eraw near 18th and church street toward an unidentified suspect launching fireworks toward officers the officer warned he was going to deploy. unclear if the suspect was hit or injured. 15 occasions in which officers reported using their eriw. and each case officers targeted individuals about to throwing fireworks at them. we are reviewing other footage of officer using eriw. no one come forward to report being hit or injured. majority of people around the park dispursed others remained and continued to certainlied lives property. at 8. . 12 p.m. a group of 100 people garthed 18th and delores and removed barricades. people through fireworks at officer and did not comply with the order. some in the group surrounded and occupied muni bus and vandalized. at 8:16 p.m. an hour after the order was given officers cut out the min group and circled them on 17th between delores and gerrero. the sfpd began to conduct a mass arrest in ord

tory lite party.ack into the snp fold, given the other difficulties that face the party which is not just the question of the police continuing investigation party's finances, but also the fact simply that humza yousaf the new scottish first minister and snp leader just scottish first minister and snp leaderjust isn't like as popular as his two predecessors. >> and given that there's so much focus on byelections ahead of a general election, what about the conservatives? i mean, have they got any chance of getting traction up there to be honest, no support for the conservatives like everywhere else is down. >> i think the question that the crucial question, the crucial question is about the conservative support in the constituency , which about 12% conservative support in the co the :uency , which about 12% conservative support in the co the :uen(election1 about 12% conservative support in the co the :uen(election , about 12% conservative support in the co the :uen(election , is about 12% conservative

so people like costa anheuser—busch and miller lite and of course , you know, various and of course,ry's great example. they have an unfair advantage in terms of the enormity of their budget. so they can proclaim , they can they can proclaim, they can preach to us as the public in terms of how we should go about our daily lives. now, if i want to be preached to stephen, i'll go to speaker's corner or i'll go to speaker's corner or i'll go to speaker's corner or i'll go to church. i don't expect the place i my coffee from place that i buy my coffee from to tell me what should think to tell me what i should think in of the trans movement. in terms of the trans movement. >> but there's a difference, isn't there? and i think it's an isn't there? and i think it's an isn't it important isn't it an important difference? jerry's difference? ben and jerry's having a view a political having a view on a political issue. it's not a view. >> a proclamation. issue. it's not a view. >> well, proclamation. issue. it's not a view. >> well, okay.1mation. issue. it's not a view. >> well, okay. aiation.