lj: space, the filthy frontier. first object into space in 1957, the sputnik satellite. and after 75 years of spacecraft being sent into orbit, it's a lot easier to go for launch but a lot messier once you're up there. governments now have to share space with private companies, and without much in the way of regulation, it's starting to get so congested we don't know exactly what's up there any more — some estimates say around 5,000 satellites in orbit with fewer than half actually working. and when a satellite stops functioning, it still keeps orbiting, which is a problem for the useful ones. satellites, when they die on these orbital highways, theyjust keep on going at these very fast speeds. some of the relative speeds between satellites that are crisscrossing each other is like 15 times the speed of a bullet. so that's pretty gnarly to think about. and, yeah, every once in a while, two of these things find each other in space at these very high speeds, collide and break up into very smaller pieces and that sort

lj's feeling out of this world as she explores the new ways to tidy up high—speed space trash.e're going to be bathed in lights and sounds, and apart from that, i have no idea what to expect. and spencer takes a trip to an inner world. yeah, i'm looking at the inside of my own brain. 0h, did you find it? how dare you! 0k, what's this one? erm... oh, that's nice. that's 70% dark, isn't it? good. you know your stuff. mm—hm. and this one? oh, that's very bitter. i'd go 90%. yeah? yeah, you're doing well. now for the big one. there you go. oh, gosh! 0h! oh, that's 100% chocolate, isn't it? oh, that is awful. you did volunteer to be the one to eat the chocolate. tastes like tarmac. cocoa is, of course, the main ingredient of chocolate, and it does have its impact on the environment as well as the communities that harvest it. so my question to you is, do you think it's possible to create something that tasted like that chocolate without the cocoa? well, you could probably create something that's brown, sweet stuff. but if it doesn't have cocoa in, it's not chocolate, right? well, i'v

that was lj cleaning up her space. 0k, your turn to close your eyes now. 0k. alright.atterns? yeah. so, when people look at flickering lights through closed eyelids, different people see different things. it's like when you're on a train and the light�*s shining behind the trees and it comes and goes. exactly. and this is a phenomenon that's been known... you can open your eyes now, by the way. this is a phenomena that's been known about for quite a while. but now there is an experience which is part science, part art, part music and part light that's trying to find out more about how your brain works. and it's pretty trippy. in this building... ..in this room... ..i'm about to have an experience. what kind of experience? possibly this kind of experience. what i saw was like a deep sea. so it's like a sea, and i'm walking down the stairs into the water, and the water is very blue. and i step in the water to feel the atmosphere. and ifelt calm. we've all been given blankets. we've been told that we've got to sit back and close our eyes and then we're going to be bathed

jones or find us on lj cross country.me a favor set your dvr literally schedule it so you never miss another show and sending us stories at cross country at fox.com. good night america. brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. tonight on the show, we have commissioner kelly bringing law and order back to the streets. what anthony fauci said he wished he would have done. first things first. what i have noticed the last 18 months is the administration wants to us not believe what we know to be tru

our friends lj, lawrence jones, will have a full report this weekend on his show.t at 10:00 p.m. he joins me along with leo 2.0 terrell. you are in los angeles. first let's go to gascon. so here are the people that are victims of crime, they're not going to be notified when they are for parole so they can sneak them out the door and not get any heat for it. >> exactly. let me tell you right now, gascon is facing a recall petition, we are waiting for the results but this guy has doubled down. not only has he disbanded this unit preventing parents from being -- victims of being notified, he does not allow lawyers to attend from his office, this guy has allowed the criminals to be in charge of the county. he's not a prosecutor, he's a defense attorney and with all the crime that has gone down in the city come at the starbucks closing, 7-eleven -- 7-eleven never closed, but this is a shooting. this is a terrorized city and county because we have a george soros progressive d.a. >> sean: from '92 to '96 -- lj, i know you weren't born yet -- but i lived four years -- >> i

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rex lj, good morning thank you for having me. 18-year-old died in north dakota and the parents got the call at 3:00 a.m. in the morning. that is a same call that hundreds of parents are getting everyday in america. the mexican cartels are now aligned with the chinese criminals. in this particular case i do say i applaud the leadership of the prosecutor, united states attorney chris myers and all of the law enforcement, homeland security investigation, dea, coastal inspections, state and locals, they all work together. they worked with canada, they coordinate with the state department to 5 million-dollar award for this a chinese national who was indicted in this case a. it was part of the first ever indictment announcement by the department of justice on chinese transnational criminals killing american kids, lj. this thing is historic and i applaud the effort of all of the law enforcement. we started this operation deadly merchant back in 2014 at my old operation because we started seeing all these deaths around the country. they

spencer: that was lj cleaning up her space. 0k, your turn to close your eyes now. 0k. all right.ering lights through closed eyelids, different people see different things. it's like when you're on a train and the light�*s shining behind the trees and it comes and goes. exactly. and this is a phenomenon that's been known... you can open your eyes now, by the way. this is a phenomena that's been known about for quite a while. but now there is an experience which is part science, part art, part music and part light that's trying to find out more about how your brain works. and it's pretty trippy. in this building... ..in this room... ..i'm about to have an experience. what kind of experience? possibly this kind of experience. what i saw was like a deep sea. so it's like a sea, and i'm walking down the stairs into the water, and the water is very blue. and i step in the water to feel the atmosphere. and ifelt calm. we've all been given blankets. we've been told that we've got to sit back and close our eyes and then we're going to be bathed in lights and sounds. and apart from that, i

her three action former florida attorney along with the host cross-country lj is with us must start with for the comments. van jones is making here basically the african american community joe biden administration to do more to serve black voters and they said this is no less that a season of heartbreak, frustration, disappointment among african americans in a widespread feeling that democrats of over promised and undelivered for black voters not just by voters just the poor, the middle class people of fixed income elderly everyone is suffering of this transition that we are under that we call we don't have an alternative to gas oil and coal. >> that's right and that's consistent with the most recent poll that said the number one issue really was black voters right now is inflation just like everyone else. same issue the leftist continues to fail black voters in all of us i think all of us are having what the issues prosperity people are talking about $5 a gallon gas. public safety, violence is tremendous i would black families want just like everyone else? they want their children to be