we have mark simone. they will talk about it.emember catch "kudlow" monday through friday 4:00 p.m. every day right here on fox business. if for some reason you can't get us at 4:00, just text your favorite nine-year-old and she will show you how to dvr the show. you will never miss a thing. ♪. your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel. nothing beats it. i recommend pronamel active shield because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients. it really works. larry: by a whopping 70-18%, voters are demanding doctoring tests foreboth mr. biden and mr. trump before the june 27th debate. that is a tipp poll, and tipp polling happens to be the most regarded as accurate polling according to bloomberg studies. we have joe concha, mark simone, wor radio show host and hall-of-famer. i will start with you. why not test them because there will be questions what biden is taking so on. >> can i answer your question with a question, larr

joe concha, fox news contributor, mark simone, wor radio show hall of fame host, et cetera, et ceteraoe biden need 16 advisors for his debate prep. >> yeah. larry: donald trump is out raising money on the campaign trail. 16, really? >> normally it is two or three, sometimes four. check the history, never has been 16 debate preppers. apparently according to reports the reason they are at camp david, taken over a airport hangar. normally have podiums. they duplicated whole debate set, lights, equipment, cameras. cognitive patient. i don't know that is joe biden but it is technique you use. get them very familiar, make sure in very familiar surroundings, six days in that set will get him very familiar with it. they have him standing up 90 minutes twice a day to get him used to that. unlike any debate prep. the problem you can overprepare a candidate. larry: well, yeah. by the way, i think i still have most of my marbles, it would drive me crazy, every day, twice a day. they will troh -- throw 16 advisors. they will throw so much information at him, joe concha, he will for get everything.

mark simone, mark. why does joe biden need 16 advisers for his debate prep? raising money on the campaign trail, 16. >> normally 2 or 3 or sometimes 4, i checked history, according to reports, they are at camp david, they are at an airport hangar there. they duplicated whole debate set, lights and equipment and cameras. cognitive patient, i don't know that is joe biden but technique they use, you get them very familiar, in very familiar surroundings, 6 days in this set will get him familiar with it they have him standing for 90 minutes twice a day. it is unlike any debate prep, but problem is you can over prepare. larry: yeah, by the way. i still have most of my marbles that would drive me crazy, every day, twice a day, and throw 16 advisers, they will slow so much information at -- throw so much information at him he will forget it all, you know i might not blame him. >> tmi, too much information, you consider biden's mental acutety it may fry the cpu, trump should ask him why did you need to be removed from civilization and isolate yourself like james kahn

thank you, mark simone and john solomon. supreme court ruling hitting the 2024 race and ruling on form riprap's claims of immunity from criminal process -- former claims of prosecution and we'll take it on next, we'll be right back. this is clem. clem's not a morning person. or a night person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. and that person... is impossible to replace. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you help clem with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. >> we need this guy, he is tom dupree, great to have you on. this supreme court ruling could drop soon, any time. former president trump's claims of immunity from criminal prosecution could hit jack smith and other cases, it is looming over the debate tomorrow night, what do you think happens. >> this is an amazing cosmic coincidence of ports, something never -- sorts something never before seen, leading two presidential candidates deba

we have joe concha fox news contributor, and mark simone.io hoist, hall of famer, joe concha why not test them. there will be questions about what biden is taking. >> the question with a question. what if i told you 10 years ago, that 70% of of american people are demanding a truth test of the republican and democrat nominees for president. larry: how many? >> 10. >> like 2014. that is crazy, chances of this happening is zie 0.0, this is more directed at him. we see joe biden during state of union, he is so hopped up he is like a young ozzy osbourne, then yesterday at juneteenth celebration, everyone was dancing he was frozen like your phone pin wheels, and you get bad wi-fi. larry: a stand up -- i felt sorry for him. on the other hand, he performs so beautifully at state of the union, what was he on? >> that is it. >> we need to know. >> i would vote for his far pharmacist. there is no reason to not take the drug test, if we can do it in sports events and boxing if he has nothing to hide take the test. larry: will president trump agree. >>

i will begin with mark simone. >> you need people that aren't that bright to support you. george clooney perfect with that crazy wife of his. give donald trump credit, he is totally reversed everything. he is going into the bluest places, the bronx, detroit. talking to black audiences, hispanic audiences, is a bush brand women. this is his crowd. biden is just left with a bunch of jimmy kimmels, a bunch of goofy comedians. things have really turned around. larry: joe concha biden flew clear across the world practically for g7, government lost with sever people, got on a plane. flew to hollywood fund-raiser. made a lot of money. obama had to escort him off the stage. maybe he was tired. i don't want to get into that but the point is, do you think people resent that? if you're part of working class coalition, you see your president with all of these hollywood celebrities who ain't that popular anyway, folks don't like their movies all that much anymore anyway, what does that do? >> to mark avenues point, hollywood is

mark simone you want to talk about the joe biden replacement theory. really runs this democratic world they have been vetting a couple josh shapiro, governor of pennsylvania and maryland. they are sending them out young guys without much of a record. they can't be tagged. >> like obama not horrible but, think about of the -- sshapiro and gavin newsom, whitmer this is not 98 yankees. >> that swept padres. >> not wi willie mays. >> 62 mets. >> [ laughter ] [ laughter ] can plan play this game. you are a student of biden replacement theory. >> i don't see how he gets through the debate. >> he is resting for seven days at camp david. >> problem is they get him read that's screaming yelling joe biden. in a room of a thousand people. but at a table in a small room, you can't yell and scream like that. >> trump to be apprentice trump, we get around immigration and he talking about 3 things to happen, border wall, resume, remain in mexico, and catch and release. i'll let joe biden take remainder of my time, and till us what remain in mexico is and why he h alo

larry: fox news contributor, mark simone, hall of fame wor radio show host.the conviction, the bragg so-called conviction, which some people are calling it a fake conviction, very amusing, the conviction does not seem to have damaged mr. trump's standing at least so far as the polls are concerned and dot, dot, dot, he has raised a ton of money. >> i think it helped a lot. i predict he will invite juan merchan to the inauguration to thank him. i hate to say this, i hate to bring it up, i think this crazy judge will put him in jail. this guy has always taken the most extreme -- larry: he can try. >> i think it may happen, because the georgia case is gone. the jack smith case is pretty much gone. they know the shot, whatever damage they have to do it on this case. >> i'm with you on that. larry: actually, i think that's a, i'm not going to say sensible but i think that is a possibility, strong possibility. i agree with that. but he has got secret service protection and, how do they do that? it has never been done before. >> the sentencing is on july 11th. what i

and mark simone. thank you. some people are now calling a fake conviction. amusing. cop didoes not seem to have damaged mr. trump's standing at least so far as the polls are concerned. and he has raised a a ton of money. >> i think it helped a lot, i predict he will invite juan merchan to the inauguration to thank him, i think that crazy judge will put him in jail, he has always taken most extreme. >> he will try. >> i think it may happen, the georgia case is gone, jack smith case is gone, they know this is their only shot.. >> i'm with you on that. larry: actually, i think that is a -- i'm not saying sensible but a strong possibility. he has secret service protection. and how do they do that? never been done before. >> sentencing it july 11, what is july 15? republican national convention. whe may not be able to speak at his own c convention. people say, judge will not go that far, he has already shown what he is capable of, a joe biden donor, his daughter has raised millions off this as well and juan merchan c

marty makary and mark simon of hunter biden's gun and tax evasion criminal trials, we've got it. new big fight over democrats trying to push back on accusations of double standards in the court cases against former president trump. and lawmakers and border officials slamming president biden for waiting just before the election to do something about the historic border collapse he ignited and this is happening possibly tomorrow you can see something. we got it. we break down the white house's sunday media blitz to defend president biden's foreign policies as more wars and conflicts ramp up around the globe. plus, this new one, opec+, causing gas prices to go up even more. we'll break it down. plus, democrats join gop lawmakers and they really have been after dr. fauci on capitol hill and take on new data showing nih and scientists made $710 million in royalties from drug makers and healthcare companies since the pan dick emberd. all of this next on the evening -- pandemic. all this next on "the evening edit". craig here pays too much for verizon wireless. so he sublet half his rea

liz: wor radio host, mark simon, welcome to the evening edit and half a million a mill voiters and theprimary and uncommitted boycott vote against biden. myrrh ran darks they're going to send three dozen uncommitted delegates from nine states to the democrat convention in chicago in august. miranda, that includes from swing at a times like michigan. could shah gilani be the margin that swings the vote away from biden towards trump? >> i think both of them have popularity problems, but joe bind just seems to be going -- biden seems to be going deeper and deeper into the whole and hitting rock bottom when it comes to popularity and i guess we've got the debate in june and he's about to go to the g7 and another sort of public parade, but the debate i think will be the test and maybe the reason that it is so unusually early r and joe biden shows no signs of what or maybe joe biden is the one making more of the decision but they're certainly showing no sign they're willing to relinquish power and as hunter biden goes into another trial in september, he's not about to lose his pardon power r

economist e j an toni from the heritage foundation and the hill newspaper julia manchester and mark simone. we take on this debate of the white house's full court press on the media this weekend after hunter biden's historic conviction on gun charges but this under-reported back story. the congressional probe into the biden family selling access to joe biden and government, how much of that influence pedaling is tied to biden's reported long , long love affair with big houses? and it is a trump vs. biden battle that's heating up. trump's new push, his no taxes on tipping plan goes viral nationwide. we've got the story, and the biden white house pushing back hard on this story. more details about the timeline of the biden white house as alleged connections to the trump prosecutions. plus, historians and critics slam president biden for his new attack on the supreme court. they're saying this is out of the norm and out of bounds and an illegal alien suspected of murder in el salvador now charged for the rape and murder of a maryland mother of five, as law enforcement pushes back on biden's b

and which the call to find out if we are not sure we know the mark simone, every player in the team together. if we don't show our maximum, he'll be really difficult because we are playing against best place in the or countries and doesn't matter who's feeling favored so not favorites. football is about today. what are you showing today? this is your face, not what's happened yesterday or last year. what are you showing to the today? unfortunately, we didn't show lower level and now we have to really be. ready serious for the next much a. l 0 is dominique cain was a defense. so any munich for that game, he has more one remaining his victory, and also it looks 8 to francis match against australia, which kicks up shortly. monday kicked off with the gain between romania and ukraine . tens of thousands of funds from postings thronging in munich, and the city center earlier and then making their way to the same. some of them were here at the friends and the jubilation that the roommate in funds shows when 2 of those goals from the 3 decided to gain 2 of them with what you might call real scream i

mark and simon, welcome to mark dolan tonight, frankie howard was in showbiz for over five decades. get started? was he destined to be on the stage? >> it was all an accident, and he was a very disappointed man because frankie actually wanted to be an actor. that was always his ambition, a serious actor. i was going to say a straight actor, possibly not the best term, but anyway, he had aspirations for shakespeare and he failed abysmally. an audition at rada and which is a top acting school, of course. absolutely right. and they just said to him, there is no way you're going to ever act. you know, it's all over and frankie tells this wonderful story of going home and just kind of weeping and weeping in a bath and going, what am i going to do? i have to be in front of people somehow. and he realised that comedy was was the route. he could make people laugh, but he couldn't necessarily hold court as an actor. >> and he was a hilarious stand up comedian. people forget that because i think a lot of my viewers and listeners will remember the film roles and the tv shows, but he was a top s

first, i want to play simon and indeed mark a video the sound of president biden after the debate, after he got off the stage, looked to me like a different guy. >> i can't think of one thing he said that was true i'm not being facetious. but look we're going to beat this guy. we need to beat this guy i need you in order to meet him. your the people i've run we're the finest nation the whole world let's keep going see you at the next one. i guess both of you might think that if that person had turned up on the stage, it would be a different dynamic but simon, where was that person? >> listen, joe biden had a bad night. i mean, there's just no way to get around that. i mean, as i said earlier, i think he's been a very good president and he's got a strong case for his reelection. he didn't do to that he didn't wasn't effective last night and making that case, but it's just one moment in a long campaign and we've got a long way to go here. we're in the very beginning. our elections are long here in the united states. we're in the very beginning stages this in many ways was really the beginn

baroness doreen lawrence said today's cps report marked "a new low in the treatment of her family by the criminaljustice system". our reporter daniel de simone broke this story, here's his report. the racist murder of teenager stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago at a south london bus stop. the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should not be charged with a criminal offence. this is a dreadful crime, a completely unprovoked attack on a young 18—year—old black youth. their investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. two of those officers were bill ilsley and ian crampton, pictured here after being criticised by a landmark public inquiry 25 years ago. the others were brian weeden and his deputy ben bullock. prosecutors have been considering whether to charge the four with misconduct in a public office for investigative failures. the conclusion by prosecutors today upholds the decision not to charge made last year. as things stand it brings to an end attempt

simon and schuster centennial celebration and. and what stage craft the platters have fashioned for us on this day of commemoration they somehow managed to get the heavens above to mark the occasion by, providing a total solar eclipse this afternoon. so they've set a spectacular tone for our grand family reunion down below the heavens. it has been so much storied of the simon and schuster family, to learn of the unlikely genesis that sprang from two young columbia university graduates. richard simon, a piano salesman, an arts and culture columnist. the two friends were united a dream to establish a publishing house that would sell better to more people at lower no books. they would bear their name that. they had not read and they were not proud to stand behind when they opened their doors on 57th street on january 3rd, 1924. however, they had only one employee a stenographer and only one book on their spring, a book of crossword puzzles. now crosswords in were all the rage at the time, and this was the first book to put together a series of puzzles. they had a first printing of 3600 copies, a dollar $0.25 for each copy. and it included an eraser, kept pencil. but sho

baroness doreen lawrence said the decision marked a new low in the way her family have been treated by the criminaljustice system over the past 30 years. daniel de simonestop. what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today, an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should not be charged with misconduct in a public office for their investigative failures. stephen's father says he is saddened by the decision. i am really disappointed about that, because i felt that there was enough evidence there, from early, to suggest that these people weren't doing theirjobs in the right and proper way. two of the four retired officers were bill ilsley and ian crampton — seen here after being criticised by a landmark public inquiry 25 years ago. the others were brian weeden and ben bullock. prosecutions for misconduct in a public office in historic cases like this are rare. the evidential bar for criminal charges is high but even the met itself now accepts the first murder investigation wa

olympic medallist mark cavendish says he's humbled to be knighted for sport and charity work. in the world of entertainment duran duran singer simonllis for services to the deaf community. and strictly professional dancer amy dowden for fundraising and raising awareness of inflammatory bowel disease. most honours go to people not in the public eye over 25 years macmillan nurse anne gregg has worked tirelessly for patients with cancer in the orkneys. i was very flattered to be nominated in the first place, but to be honoured with an mbe is just incredible. in some ways it doesn't feel real. but yeah, i'm very humble and honoured at the same time. she's just one of many recognised for work in their local community. we'll be speaking to two of those who are to be recognised on the honours list, jasvinder sanghera who is receiving a damehood for services for the victims of child, forced marriage and honour—based abuse. and rory cellan—jones who is receiving an obe for services to journalism, and he used to work for the bbc. looking forward to talking to you. this is a very personal story for you isn't it?— this is a very personal stor

less than two months now until the olympics, it looks like simone biles is back to her old ways dominating the competition this thursday marks the 80th anniversary of d-day, when the us and its allies launched the largest ever seaborne invasion attacking western europe they eventually please free france and defeated germany, but what motivated them to fight on that day in his new documentary, jake tapper explains, it's a right that we're still battling for today what we're are we fighting for? >> we were locked in a battle with fascism. >> we're fighting for our freedom, for the freedom to think as we wish, talk as we wish to give them life to preserve and protect that constitutional they died for our democracy. >> that wasn't the thing that we're thinking about when they ran out of the landing craft, whatever. but the end of the day that's what they were protecting on this week's the whole story sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> jake tapper looks at d-day why we still fight for democracy from here tell you this. >> the nice territory then we'll come try you able to take from you you are wiped clean from this lead if the

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product is maybe some marks like it's been tried to be open and make you think more about it was a good in kron. 4 news. >> the port of oakland has a new director of aviation, craig simon. we'll be in charge of the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. in 2020. he was the assistant director of aviation and he's been the interim director since last july. simon says it is a great honor to take the oak team to new heights. the airport says they are upgrading the terminal. one lobby renovating restrooms and adding new restaurants. >> take a look. sonoma county park spotted black bears that bark west creek regional park and preserve it's the first time that they've seen these bears in quite a while. they say black bear numbers appear to be expanding in the county. they're advising residents, of course, remove anything that could attract them to their homes bird feeders and unsecured trash cans. also keep an eye on. >> these are big bears. yeah. roman through like yeah. and you know, you just got to be you've got to be careful. and it got to remember than respect the space that you're going to live in. >> close to nature. yeah, animals out there, right, sir. just

richard simon, mack schuster, their silent partner, abraham lincoln. it is a mark of how old i am that, as has been my publishing for nearly one half of its 100 year history and all well. and over these nearly five decades, s.a. never lost faith in me as i took an inordinate amount of time to complete each book, twice as long to write the civil war and lincoln's team of rivals as it took the war to be fought longer than world war two to write about franklin and, eleanor and the home front and these last years essence has been at side on the emotional journey that resulted in the book that will be published next week an unfinished love story, a personal history of the 1960s. the idea for the book. oh yeah, you're so great thank you. the idea the book sprang one summer morning several months after my late husband, -- goodwin, had turned 80. he came down the stairs, clumps of shaving on his ears, singing. oh, what a beautiful morning from the musical oklahoma. when i asked why was so chipper, he announced that he had finally decided to open some 300 boxes he had dragg

simone broke this story, here's his report. we have had a statement from stephen's mother. she is saying that today's decision by the cps marks new low in the way that the criminal justice system has treated her and her family. justice system has treated her and herfamily. herstatement justice system has treated her and her family. her statement says the decision of the cps not to prosecute the senior officers who were involved in the investigation of her son's cases unjustifiable. she goes on to say that institutional racism was at the heart of the first investigation and yet no consideration had been given to how it impacted the decision making process. she says all of this is unforgivable. that statementjust in from baroness lawrence. our reporter daniel de simone broke this story, here's his report. the racist murder of teenager stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago at a south london bus stop. the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should no

simon browning, bbc news. i want to take you to live pictures in normandy, this is in the north of france. what we are looking at is a parachute drop and this is to mark the second world war, it led to the liberation of france and europe. 2020 for a very important milestone anniversary for this historic event. and what we are looking at are some of the parachute drops that are commemorating and marking what happened 80 years ago. of course, the 6th ofjune was the date of the d—day landings and we will have special coverage across the bbc of this momentous occasion, to mark the piece, the liberty, the reconciliation of what happened afterwards. but this isjust reconciliation of what happened afterwards. but this is just a little bit of the build—up to the 6th ofjune, where we are seeing this parachute drop. normandy will forever be marked by the d—day landings and the battle of normandy, which went on to lead to the liberation of france and europe from nazi occupation. sojust some liberation of france and europe from nazi occupation. so just some of those events. and i can say, we are going to have special coverage of the date itself, the 6th ofjune, w

mark the start of this event. and actually i'm joined now by the organiser is squadron leader simon allen of the raf air cadets. did you decide to organise it ? decide to organise it? >> well, it's been going ever since armed forces day started and we've organised it to support our veterans, cadets and serving members of the armed forces. we don't have that many armed forces around us, so, but we're lucky we've got the hospital and they have some regular forces there who come down, and some of them are here today, and it's. yeah it's just about supporting the forces family really , of which i'm part family really, of which i'm part just looking behind you. >> it's visually very, very interesting. we can obviously see some vehicles took us just through what we've got, who's turned up and who's taking part. >> okay, so the southern military vehicles, that's the three land rovers over there. the sea cadets with their boats, you can see some air cadets there. they've done a drill display for us earlier, out the back we've got the scouts, we've got the british legion. raf over here, just about everybody who's anythi

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