lisa: i agree with marilyn. interesting, one of my colleagues based in china says that we get these disruptions every three years, so we are on target. essentially, we have a government that is aiming for greater economic and political stability. i don't think they have any interest in disrupting the economy. marilyn is right printing the pboc and their actions. i think it will be relatively contained, don't really see a bleed out into the broader economy globally or into dm. jonathan: ashish shah, final word. ashish: i see two huge opportunities coming out of this. you can buy chinese government bond etf's and take advantage of the policy easing that china will inevitably be putting into stabilize their economy. second, asian high-yield, you have the baby with the bathwater trade. you can buy bonds with 10% yield that you will get paid back on. that is an opportunity in the marketplace that you cannot find anywhere else. jonathan: alongside lisa coleman, marilyn watson, appreciate your time. that does it for us

i'm deeply humbled by marilyn musgrave. can ask you to give her a round of applause?h one of the great champions of the pro-family cause in america. [applause] marilyn knows me well enough to know the introduction i prefer is little bit shorter. i'm a christian, conservative and a republican in that order, and it is my honor to be at the family leadership summit 2021. i want to thank you all for being here and also want to thank my friend bob vander plats and amazing team at the family leader, one of the premier pro family organizations in the western world would you take another bow, bob, wonderful words, , fantastic presentation today. we so appreciate your leadership. [applause] and your integrity. and also i just come i have to tell you as a special produced today, marilyn already gave the cat out of the bag but i'm traveling today with a marine corps mom, a christian school teacher, a woman who has dedicated herself to our values into this country like no one i've ever known. she also happens to be the greatest second lady the united states of america has ever ha

i was in the congress, marilyn already told you that, i served in congress 12 years, it seemed longer2010. let me describe it to you if some of you are too young to remember. 2010 we had a new democrat administration the white house that the media was fawning over regular basis. we had democrat majority in the united states senate and nancy pelosi was speaker of the house. republicans we thought if we came together around apologetically conservative agenda to the american people we could went back to the house of election day november 2010. we won 63 seats in the united states house of representatives see nancy pelosi 190 senate two years later in the white house two years after that and we are going to do it again in the next three and a half years but it will take all of us to do it so buckle up. [applause] the truth is, we've been through a lot in the last year. global pandemic, civil unrest, divisive election, tragic day in our nation's capitol and now a new administration transforming america into a european-style secular world where for. an easy time to get a little down. i came

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michael to graduated university marilyn washington in the american military university. to close this out welcome michael with general john sullivan, the battle of brandywine. it's put in the bio, and supposed to say go caps because you're a philly fan. but as we know watching the capitals, they're not going anywhere. but our wizards in washington or plain the 76 years. we will just go ahead and have nba competition. which i think you are going to come out on top of. but for those that are going to watch michael i had the recommend both his germantown book which we will put the link to and brandy wine which is speaking about this afternoon. michael, i appreciate you being here. we will go ahead and get started. >> all right, when i agreed to do this might book wasn't out yet, but then covid hit. everything got pushback. otherwise i'd probably be talking about germantown. so you're going to get some brandy wine. so that is why i'm doing brandy wine, not the new book. but why did i wait this book? i did work there. that's not the only reason. when i got hired there back in

anthony list, marilyn musgrave. [applause] >> thank you, how wonderful to be among all of you.t an inspiration to think about people that love god, want to serve him and gather together on behalf of our country and what we can do. i have a great pleasure today. i would like to tell you that the first time i ever saw mike pence and his beautiful wife karen was at freshman orientation when i was elected to congress. i was there with the other newbies. we were getting instructions on the budget process, committee, ethics. there was one that really stood out in my mind. mike pence spoke and he told us, this is a heady experience, like nothing you have ever experienced, but keep one thing in mind -- keep your family, and my dear husband is right out there, keep your family as your first priority. no matter how long you are in congress, you need to keep your family. that resonated with me. i went on to be in a wednesday morning bible study and mike pence was a regular attendee. you really get to know somebody when you pray with them. when you pray for wisdom, when you pray for your f

but the whole, the whole, the one of the gone marilyn the when the time the me to walk sure why i chipped me in the washroom. my the john that for, for the children will come to miss farmers to know i cannot meet him in the morning. i am quite sure surely long i . ready thought, well the do you know why you see my mom was you going are you yeah. hi. duties for that over higher georgia to junior. what you want us for that when you go to the living on the phone can you can, you know, call me liable for the council. i made a note on the machine such if i need to get them to you, that's all it tells us. forget to tell you guys how you're doing this and you've got to pull that up. now again, you can select and yeah, that will know to the sample how much you have left. you can make a handle on favorable. ah sure. just so she knew me. what you're at yahoo! or to hook you up with me. yeah, i just wanna show you the the way you set up with me. you only need i just have to do one going what can i do? i'm going to give you a call to kinda didn't know what to do. you know that you did that team for u

the idea is that marilyn gave what is now washington, d.c. to the united states to be used as the seat of government. not so one day it could be its home. in my own view, this is the strongest of the arguments and ranking member portman picked up on it in his coping remarks. there's a difference between giving a gift for a reason and giving a gift by condition and happy to discuss this further if it's helpful. if marilyn had ceded lands to the united states and specified that it was valid only so long as the land were used in a certain way, there might be a problem with s.51. but maryland specified no such condition. washington, d.c. belongs to the united states. maryland has no greater claim on it than the rest of america does. >> our next witness is vice president for legal affairs at the chair of constitutional studies at the cato institute. he is a policy scholar at the cato institute and is the chair of the constitutional studies program. welcome, please proceed with your opening statement. >> thank you for inviting me to testify. s.51 r

yacht ♪ in the water vegas at the ♪ mandarin high roller gambling me and diddy drippin' diamonds like marilynr ious every ♪ promise you made me would have some real value 'cause all the ♪ little lies rolling off your ♪ lips is money falling from the ♪ ♪ sky i'd be rich ♪ la-a-a-a-a-di-da ♪ ♪ told myself i wouldn't do this again but how much you wanna bet i'mma do this again ♪ ♪ rich ♪ ♪ la-a-a-a-a-di-da ♪ ♪ i'd be rich la-a-a-a-a-di-da ♪ ♪ rich ♪ rich ♪♪ ♪ i'd be rich [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." hello, everybody. yes. i love my band. virginia requested "rich" what made you want to hear that jessica? >> jessica: unfortunately, like so

some of the waves to pile up along the coastline and they're going to see a storm surge there into marilyn and philadelphia as we head in toward early on friday morning and then continuing all along the eastern coast right through boston area as we head toward a friday as well. then finally all the way up into nova scotia. but that's going to be some kind of storm rolling on by over the next 24 the 36 hours back out west. we go. we're going start feeling that heat as early as tomorrow. temperatures getting near triple digits inland about 99 in concord tomorrow. 99 little more pretty comfortable inside the bay any 80's then along the coastline. what heat wave, right. very cool numbers in the 60's out there as we look out toward the next few days, though, we are going to crank those numbers up. here comes the heat settling in over the weekend away from the coast triple digits, maybe as high as a 100 for the warmer spots on saturday. slama county. you can see those go up to a 106 finally cooling down but not till the beginning of next week. thanks, lauren. still ahead, a local home invasion t

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it's got a over 30 11 featuring the blue angels, the parade of ships and all the other big events, marilyn to bring says events like these will go a long way towards reviving the city's billion dollar tourism industry. >> san francisco's coming back and we got a lot of making up to do with the activities that we want to do that. we missed out on the past years. >> san francisco's exploratorium museum also reopened today for the first time in 15 months. it's going to be open wednesdays through saturdays from 10:00am until 05:00pm and sundays from noon to 5. it will also bring back its adults only after dark events. every thursday from 06:00pm to 10:00pm. john, i've been telling you the longest i really want them to do adults. only that of friday because we can't go on a thursday. we've got to be sleep by the time that it even begins. so i know the academy of sciences does it on thursdays. and i people to go light them out ways to save on friday night, >> that would be very nice for sure plan in the weekend. 4th of july is here. the weekend is here. all those great things. so john, what shou

it's a really difficult situation across the hall. marilyn caliper tear is afraid for her children to go for is it the volcano? is it getting sick? getting coded? really hard? i had so many children can't sleep just thinking about it. but these families are reluctant to leave their home the fear, the volcano, but they also say they're worried about possible outbreaks of tobin 19 in the evacuation centers. this is why the philippine government is setting up as many evacuation centers as possible in order to implement the minimum health protocols here behind me just a few nautical miles away is the creator of the album came though, and although it seems relatively peaceful here, now people are still afraid that is because many areas here, even the capital manila, a few hours away have been blanketed by smug. in fact, based on the latest government data. but i'll go okay, no emitted a record high amount of sulfur dioxide. those who have lived around the lake. oh, there live, see life before the pandemic and the volcanoes eruption was peaceful and their harvests abundant. that feels like

other countries in the 16 member regional block are considering doing the same, though in italy, this marilyn the duration of the conference and the member states society would be able to maintain their own forces within the country. and this is exemplified by the d at a see conference. wait, it took longer for it to resolve the conflict within the d. c. but in this instance, it's something that is not that that long and the most economical capacity to help with the regional states. i'm not the only ones getting involved. portugal, the e u and the united states are training muslim. the army or wanda already has soldiers on the ground. the east african country says it's killed some fighters and it's army is pursuing others. this one is a much bigger than just protecting one or 2 aspirations. i think, you know, the situation there is much bigger than just one is the lesson. so we are handling the into, you know, we are, we're participating with the muslim beacon forces to restore order. 22 in the, in couple of the, they're going to the conflict in kabul. delgado province began in 2017 thousands

the, the who's this is marilyn. the numbers lies fine. the catastrophic flooding kills with 150 people in germany and built rescuers research, paper, and others bouncing pasting in towns, devastated by the waters. belgium declares a day of mourning for the victims and tens of thousands have been ordered to leave their homes in the netherlands. also on the show, the security situation in afghanistan worsens as taliban fires, capitalize on the us troop withdrawal. people caught up in the fighting.

laura: speaking of the expanding police state we brought you the story of paul and marilyn hubert, theaid they were at trump's rally on january 6th, walked to the capital at one point but never went inside the building but despite that the fbi busted in their doors and accused the business owners of stealing nancy pelosi's tom. carlos and jim jordan first fbi director chris ray over their treatment. >> when you kicked in the door help them at gunpoint, handcuffed and interrogated them for four hours, took the phone or laptop and took a copy of the pocket-sized constitution. why did you take the constitution, >> i can discuss a specific investigation. >> is it a happy of the fbi to take constitutions from people interrogating. >> it is not a habit to pursue any particular thing, we sees the evidence relevant to what is in the affidavit. joining me ise went through that affidavit to see where the pocket-sized constitution would fall as far as relevant evidence goes. under information to be seized by the government among other things any info that indicates state of mind regarding intend

was never denied communion because he always went to confession after banging marilyn monroe. ( laughternow -- based on a true story. ( laughter ) here in new york, there's a big election tomorrow. the city will be choosing a new mayor that many are calling, "not bill deblasio." ( cheers and applause ) new york will also be electing a new city council. and there's some shocking news out of that race because manhattan candidate zack wiener was caught with a dominatrix, gagged and enjoying a sadomasochism session. ( laughter ) ( applause ) reached for comment, the candidate said "errmmmuuh. terggraaglll. rrahhh." ( ughter ) that took a cen amount of courage. it all came out when an anonymous twitter user posted a video of weiner and a leather- bound woman who pours wax on him and clips his nipples with clothespins. poured hot wax on him? evidently, he has a very specific fantasy about becoming a wheel of gouda. ( laughter ) that's the one that has the wax on it. okay. hot black wax. after the video leaked, weiner responded: "i didn't want anyone to see that, but here we are. i am not asham

raised in europe but he came here so anyway, erika and i went to the hotel and stayed went to the pool marilyngrandpa. >> dana: they ought to get together for a playdate if that's allowed. happy birthday to my assistant caroline sherwood, happy birthday to you. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey mike emanuel. >> mike: happy birthday to caroline. thanks, dana. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, what has been a rescue effort at the site of the collapsed condo towers in south florida is now a recovery process. that signals a search for survivors is over. the death toll is 46. we are awaiting an update from officials at the site. correspondent phil keating is live in surfside again this evening. good evening, phil. >> good evening, mike. a lot of factors here. first, the 12-story condo tower pancaked

i'm also cousins with marilyn manson. >> announcer: it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, the emancipation celebration! plus stephen welcomes nathan lane and musical guest griff, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hello, jon! i like this, i like that! >> jon: oh, yeah! >> stephen: please have a seat t upstas in td all, in here, balcony, iour host stephenert c) the feeling is mutual as well. it is great to be here with you all on our first thursday back here in the ed sullivan theater. ( cheers and applause ) nothing -- nothing like a thursday. >> jon: nothing like a thursday. >> stephen: after 15 months away, one of the strangest things -- i don't know if you feel this way, jon -- one to have the strangest things is how quickly this feels normal. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: and i for one never want to forget what a privilege it is to be with you all here tonight. ( cheers and applause ) it all got taken away. >> jon: it all got taken away. >> ste

she is vulnerable and exploited and we had the feeling marilyn monroe died.

s. shape. tonight will find out what marilyn biden talked about, where they agree, where they don't, and whether or not they found common ground today. listen to what both leaders told reporters today after they finish their one on one meeting at the white hands. once again, today we've seen that we're not just allies in partners, but we are nations that are mostly the ones that have close ties and i'm grateful for the course. the day we are united by common values, supervision by a will overcome the challenges facing us in today's day and age and as my conviction. and it's not enough to just be connected to common values, but that we live in the same time where new challenges talk to keep with requiring this policy making. no, thank you for your continued support for the long standing goal over europe, whole free and at peace. you run a stalwart champion, the transatlantic alliance. the atlantic partnership under your chancellor ship, the friendship and cooperation between germany, united states has grown stronger and stronger. and i'm looking forward to celebrating more at our dinn

. >> apparently trump still talks like marilyn monroe, breathily and weirdly.his two adult fail sons don and that other one. what's the big deal to spin fox news to trumps side. >> crime is rampant, people leaving the city in record numbers. dirty and disgusting, and district attorney's office focused on $3.5 million to take down a political opponent. >> this is a farce, disgrace they spend millions of dollars and years instead of prosecuting murderous thugs on the streets of new york they go after their political enemies. >> unfortunately, people dodge taxes all the time. this is unfair is not a solid argument in a court of law. sorry. according to "washington post," trump organization provided a road map for its own indictment, internal spreadsheets that tallied the payments being hidden. treated as accounting equivalent of confession. joyce vance and suzanne fring. love they wrote their own indictment with spreadsheets. y you are thoughts. >> well, this is absolutely fascinating commentary tour for top executives of the trump organization to be making right

1952 that same year the true magazine is debunking scalia, life magazine a big front cover splash of marilyn monroe in the headline there is a case for interplanetary sources. life comes down hard and that issue something is probably going out with ufos. less concerned with putting his ideas into consciousness of the invasion films course the classic invasion of the body snatchers, but also invasion of the source of men, invaders from mars, killers from space, earth versus flying saucers and more. there's elements been brought out from these films, not the least of them is a lot of them deal with aliens either taking control or human minds or of replacing them entirely with look-alikes. given they are coming out late 50s what other fears that we've been talking with that kind of coincides with. brainwashing, good. this is very much playing on two simultaneous fears bubbling up the 1950s. through this in mind control ideas. and comparing that with the fear of extraterrestrial threat as well. it really is and extraterrestrial threat. these films overwhelmingly buy into a donald kehoe style vie

year that "true" magazine debunking scully, "life" magazine leads with a big front-cover splash of marilyn monroe and the headline, "there is a case for interplanetary saucers." and "life" comes down hard in that issue to say that they think something probably is going on with ufos. less concerned with credibility, but no less influential in putting these ideas into the american consciousness is the glut of alien invasion films in the 1950s. of course, the classic "invasion of the body snatchers," but also invaders from mars, killers from space, earth versus the flying saucers and more. and there's a couple of interesting elements to be brought out from these films. not the least of which is a lot of them deal with aliens either taking control of humans' minds or of replacing them entirely with lookalikes. and given that these are coming out mid to late '50s, what other fears have we been talking about that that kind of coincides with? marisa? >> [inaudible] >> yeah, certainly communist infiltration. yeah, carol? >> brainwashing of p.o.w.s in. >> brainwashing, good. this is very much playi

. >> what would president abraham lincoln or george washington say or elvis or marilyn?ogy based on artificial intelligence that would recreate historical figures by way of 3d digital replicas. so here's a question for the couch. who would you want to bring back? starting with you, secretary bennett. i am fascinated to hear your answer. >> i was thinking buddy holly, farrah fawcett, but never mind those. my real answer is winston churchill. that's my serious answer. we need him because we have joe biden imitating neville chamberlain saying the nations will be embarrassed if russia misbehaves, will be embarrassed among the company of nations. china misbehaves, they will tuck themselves back in when people shake their finger at them, doesn't seem to have any idea or appreciation. churchill understood danger, looked at straight in the eye. that's what president trump did, what president reagan did, what president biden needs to do so far not encouraging. bring back winston churchill. >> well said. i knew you'd have the perfect answer. how about you? >> margaret thatcher, th

marilyn, you know, western maryland has a lot more in common with pennsylvania were eastern is closer, the chesapeake is and the 18th century more in common with the south. again with virginia it certainly is the tidewater it's very much culturally, politically, economically the south. the area i was discussing, hampshire county, out across the mountains, i would say culturally is a much more, again, into northwestern maryland, pennsylvania. that's where the settlers are largely coming through. that's where a lot of the economic and cultural ties are as well. --you know, i kind of use it asa broad term. how can i best define this tiny area of western maryland, western virginia? but, you know, the mid-atlantic is a broader region. i certainly wouldn't call all of virginia or maryland at this time mid-atlantic. >> right, i have one question coming up. i will get to then a second. let me ask you, a generic, broad question. you mentioned what happens to some of these men after claypool's rebellion. up there and it frederick seven. and some of them go back you said -- you don't think about

here so anyway, erika and i went to the hotel and stayed went to the pool marilyn monroe and there is my youngest grandson vincent. getting it all over grandpa. >> dana: they ought to get together for a playdate if that's allowed. happy birthday to my assistant caroline sherwood, happy birthday to you. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey mike emanuel. >> mike: happy birthday to caroline. thanks, dana. ♪ ♪ >> mike: good evening, welcome to washington, i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. breaking tonight, what has been a rescue effort at the site of the collapsed condo towers in south florida is now a recovery process. that signals a search for survivors is over. the death toll is 46. we are awaiting an update from officials at the site. correspondent phil keating is live in surfside again this evening. good evening, phil. >> good evening, mike. a lot of factors here. first, the 12-story condo tower pancaked on itself floor on top of floor on top of floor left very few void or pockets where somebody could theoretically survive. days of rubble fire. all that smoke. 8 days

another with sarah a slave who emancipated herself and her son and joined the first marilyn regimen for several months in 1778. but i want to focus on one woman judith lines and read a portion of a letter written to her by her husband published for the first time and they were good soldiers. before i go on i must say that there are two other existing letters from a continental army black soldiers one of them enslaved and the other freedmen both men could not write dictated their missives for someone else to write. and the letters were not sent the family one letter was written to the slave soldiers master while the other was to the soldiers former owners. to preface to preface the lines letter john lines enlisted in the fifth connecticut regimen in march 1781 for three years part of his time was spent at west point and other hudson island posts. by judith line's own testimony the american july 1781, and she recalled the next summer 1782 after i married. he sent for me to come to him. i think the place was called the highlands at at that time. my husband was a waiter for colonel sherman

. >> apparently trump still trumps like marilyn monroe, breathily and weirdly.e lead of his two adult fail sons, don jr. and what's his name, saying what's the big deal. >> crime is rampant, people are leaving the city in record numbers, it's dirty, it's disgusting. new york is no longer what it is, and they have an entire district attorney office and attorney general's office that's focused on $3.5 million to take down a political opponent. this is a farce. it's a disgrace they spent millions of dollars and years instead of prosecuting murderous thugs on the streets of new york, they go after their political enemies. >> unfortunately people dodge taxes all the time and this is unfair. it is actually not a solid argument in a court of law, sorry. and according to "the washington post," the trump organization provided a road map for its own indictment, keeping internal spreadsheets detailing the payments that were being hidden. prosecutors detailed the spreadsheets as the county equivalent of a confession. joining me now investigative reporter for the "new york t