., m.i.a., m.i.a. ♪ ♪ where you at, where you at ♪ ♪ on the way, ahhh ♪ ♪ m.i.a., m.i.a., m.i.a. ♪ dad>> welcome to the big weekend show, time for our big four, picks for biggest stories that everyone will be talking about this week. >> a new survey found new jersey and virginia are two cheapest states to host a july 4 barbecue, hosting one in new jersey set you back about 98 in virginia 110. i will be at one in new jersey, and it is seems expensive when i go to grocery store. tammy. >> probably does not include the booze. >> right. >> just the food. >> or ice. >> or the ice. >> if you a dog named daisy, has collected over 1 -- not a big story, over 155 lost frizfrisbees from a disk golf course in west virginia, the owner noticed shy found them out of the blue and turned to a fundraiser for local animal rescue league all dogs, we don't deserve them. >> they are sweet. >> all right. >> raymond. >> biggest cultural story everyone will talk about is a film called the sound of freedom. this week last "indiana jones" movie opened a lackluster box office, whether this is result of fleeing di

and matt had gone m.i.a.. i >> guess you're all thinking what could it be?actly. >> chris even got into his car and drove down roads met would likely have driven that day. >> thinking maybe he slipped into a ditch or something. >> by nine that sunday night, chris was concerned enough to call mats mother. >> and he says we can't find him anywhere, we don't know where it is. >> you're starting to get worried? >> yes, i was starting to get worried. >> doreen landry had worked in the business for years, and knows how to spot patterns of fraud. so she clicked on her computer to tech mats credit card activity. that's when alarm bell started going on. >> what did you see when you looked into his account? >> i saw three 100 dollar withdrawals. pass. from an atm machine, with a two dollar fee. from a gas station on southern mile road in detroit. >> what did that add up to you? >> a few things. number one, what was met doing in seven mile into troy? >> seven mile, the northeast side is a especially rough piece of drug dealing turf. drug dealing gangs run the streets t

petersburg and he's completely m.i.a. >> three things, erin. first of all, how can anybody consider negotiations with russia and expect they would live up to any agreement or thid they'd be trance parent in any way. the circus we've been watching the last couple of weeks tragic in that people are getting killed, but there are a lot of people that think we should push ukraine to negotiate with russia. this is who you're negotiating with. secondly, the kind of activities that we have seen here over the last several days including when president putin wilted when he was pushed into a corner, he wilted and turned to lukashenko, and they made this deal with prigozhin, which it obviously is not turning out like everybody thought or like i thought anyhow, but that's what he did when he was put in a corner, so it did show weakness exactly as bill said. but also, finally, this is not what happens in an army that's confident it's on a path to victory. this really reflects uncertainty and lack of confidence in the government and in the army. >> bill, i wa

they are giving water and doing what they can with limited resources because dhs is m.i.a.orchestra knows it and he has abandoned his post and the president is all too willing to let him do it. >> his response, quite often, is along the lines, the secretary of the department of homeland security for the viewers out there, his response is usually that he is doing what he can and they sent thousand or more troops in this problem needs to be solved with a big, comprehensive immigration reform bill that the immigration system is broken but that no president or dhs secretary can solve it. it needs to be congress changing the loss and doing more. what is your response to that? >> first of all, the secretary came before the judiciary committee last year and he testified to me that, yes, he had operational control of the border and i had the statute sitting behind me under the secure fence act and he then later, earlier this year, six months later, he goes to the senate and he testified, oh, if you think i'm going to follow the secure fence at and have operational control of the bo

we see the m.i.a. flag. in madison, wisconsin, the state capital during the month of june, adorns the pride flag. this really is a thinly veiled -- let's be clear, that this is about not being able to fly the pride flag. i was so proud last year to work across the aisle with both democrats and republicans to pass the respect for marriage act. it was a milestone for equal rights for all americans. but like so many other americans leading this march towards equality, i'm reminded of how much work we have yet to do. lgbtq plus americans are our neighbors, our loved ones, our constituents and our colleagues. they serve in our armed forces and federal government making sacrifices every day for their country. they work in our federal buildings, our post offices, and in our own offices. they search in our military and put their lives at risk for our country. and these federal buildings connect americans to their government, a government of, by, and for the people, but for too long lgbtq+ americans have felt unwelco

/m.i.a. flag, the flags of other countries that is an ally or a partner of the united states, or for official protocol purples -- purposes. the flag of an organization in which the united states is a member, a ceremonial command unit or branch flag or i goddia. in the words of former secretary of army, flags are powerful symbols, particularly in the military community, for whom flags embody a common mission, common histories and the special timeless bond of warriors. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from pennsylvania. ms. houlahan: i yield two minutes to representative pressley. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. pressley: thank you. i rise in opposition to amendment 35. i rise today on behalf of the service members and their families who make innew hampshire rbl sacrifice for -- innumerable sacrifices for our country and our freedom. health care is a human right. yet today there are deep disparities that create barriers to access to care,

/m.i.a. flag, the flags of other countries that is an ally or a partner of the united states, or for official protocol purples -- purposes. the flag of an organization in which the united states is a member, a ceremonial command unit or branch flag or i goddia. in the words of former secretary of army, flags are powerful symbols, particularly in the military community, for whom flags embody a common mission, common histories and the special timeless bond of warriors. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from pennsylvania. ms. houlahan: i yield two minutes to representative pressley. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. pressley: thank you. i rise in opposition to amendment 35. i rise today on behalf of the service members and their families who make innew hampshire rbl sacrifice for -- innumerable sacrifices for our country and our freedom. health care is a human right. yet today there are deep disparities that create barriers to access to care,