matt brooks. [cheering] credit with detail one quick thing a work of the group called young america foundation. the young man who was up there from harvard the other day who gave an excellent speech we are proud to partner with him to put the israelite and american flags on that campus at columbia, at ucla any other campus in america where their anti-semites where they are pro- hamas approach terrorists we will not back down for thank you for being here wisconsin. [cheering] was lays and gentlemen we have such a full array of speakers i'm not going to long introductions just a very brief introduction if i may for next speaker which is the speaker mike johnson. just have to say this, his very first event after he became speaker the member the process what folks went through his very first public event to be with rgc in las vegas shortly after the october massacre his love for israel is in his dna. it is part of his very core he shows that each and every time he has the opportunity. ladies and gentl

stuart: thank you for joining us, matt brooks.> stuart, thank you very much for having me. stuart: sure, come back soon. come back. >> i'd love to. stuart: new fears that american aid to afghanistan may fall into the hands of the taliban. what's going on? lauren: so, the u.s. aid sent two to afghanistan for development $293 million and inspector general report shows that's the amount of money that was sent to afghanistan that might have got into the hands of taliban into terrorist hands because they can't account for it. was it vetted? it's like missing money. you're allotting funds to help afghanistan out after our withdrawal and this audit finds they don't know where a lot of this is. stuart: why are we spending $293 million to develop a country which ran us out of town? i don't get that. really don't get it. but thank you, lauren. coming up, fox sports analyst says there's parallels between a successful team and a strong political party. he's gonna be here to explain that analogy. 76% are cutting back a lot on our spending just

thank you matt brooks thank you matt coleman and thank you for all of you for being in arena. let's hear it for rjc. if your friend in the back is talking. tell them to please be quiet so we can respect their speakers. our next speaker and anchor at the newark reason i'm angry because she is a great concert from the great state of south dakota and taking businesses from minnesota. governor kristi noem. [applause] thank you. i'm so blessed to be with all of you. brian and i and my husband is here with me as well but it is came to say thank you for the not good at repeating everything that everybody else is already said but i wanted to hear from the bottom of my heart how much the republican jewish coalition means to us as leaders and what it means to us as governors in many times and may have a failure at the federal level and the president that is such a disaster like joe biden and doesn't understand our godly spiritual connections to israel and the necessity of the national security alliance that we have the governors have to step up and we have to lead by example. we have to

for the second time in as many games, we have a new returning champion-- in matt brooks, who came up inal yesterday and pulled off a come-from-behind win. today, matt's joined by new challengers chris and kelly. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories in play for you three in the jeopardy! round. first off, we are... then we have... some... followed by... and finally... - matt, start us off. - landmark for $800. answer there is a daily double. [applause] you can see the scores, matt. we have a 3-way tie at the moment.

matt brooks. mr. brooks: hello, milwaukee. let me hear you cheer if you support israel.ael. [crowd cheering] mr. brooks: if someone tried that at the democrat convention they would be booed off the stage but here at the republican convention, we proudly and loudly stand with israel. [applause] mr. brooks: this election is a critical moment for the american jewish community and for israel. this is our chance to continue the incredible pro-israel legacy of the most pro-israel president in history, donald j. trump. president trump, among his many accomplishments, many of which they said could not be done, but he did it, he moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. [applause] they said it could not be done, but he weakened the iranian regime. they said it could not be done, but he delivered the historic abraham accord, bringing us closer to peace in the middle east. with president trump, we will repair and rebuild the u.s.-israel relationship that has deteriorated after four disastrous years under president biden. now, today, nine months after the historic hamas attack's, shockin

and matt and brooks said that trump will provide a blank check to finish the job quickly in gaza. so things could guess a lot was when it comes to us policy towards this conflict. yeah, potentially, but if you look at what happened to because that would go to invest and must have destruction. it's not the surprise that's actually in the us that the protests of score. it's joe biden genocide, joe, because the jennifer genocide unfolded under his watch. so definitely the trunk come come in and give her the way to the authorities. looking at the same time, trump at once to the place himself as a sort of a deed maker. he understands that it's not just an issue because, but he wants to also bring these ratings and the subtleties together for a little bit sort of an abraham, a quotation for he, he did this before when he was president and it didn't lead to, to any success yeah, definitely, but in the same time it's one of he felt it as one of his foreign policy successes . i think he wants to come and really act on that as a fight. i'm the same time on the train and rush, i'll fight. i'

matt brooks. mr. brooks: hello, milwaukee. let me hear you cheer if you support israel.ooks: if someone tried that at the democrat convention they would be booed off the stage but here at the republican convention, we proudly and loudly stand with israel. [applause] mr. brooks: this election is a critical moment for the american jewish community and for israel. this is our chance to continue the incredible pro-israel legacy of the most pro-israel president in history, donald j. trump. president trump, among his many accomplishments, many of which they said could not be done, but he did it, he moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. [applause] they said it could not be done, but he weakened the iranian regime. they said it could not be done, but he delivered the historic abraham accord, bringing us closer to peace in the middle east. with president trump, we will repair and rebuild the u.s.-israel relationship that has deteriorated after four disastrous years under president biden. now, today, nine months after the historic hamas attack's, shockingly, president biden is stil

brooks, matt, who was outside and jenny, true, it who have, you know, use their time and their talentstheir fear of failing my class to help as conferences systems today so you'll at least pass guys so but good job and then finally i to thank all of you you know since i came to shenandoah as a visiting professor 2014 and then transition time in 2017, this program has steadily grown over the years. and so i'm happy to see people coming back and happy to see some new faces. so again, thank you all very much for coming for your support i wish you all a great rest of your weekend and until we meet again that's it we're adjourned. i'm sorry.

matt wallner. and then in the seventh again with brooks lee. he goes down swinging. so snell only allowed one hit and finished with eight k's in seven scoreless innings of action. here's where things got exciting. mike yastrzemski lines one into the gap off of duran. they lay out. can't make the grab there. then brooks lee through an error right into the giants dugout. so yastrzemski capitalizes on the moment coast in to third. and he would get the homer there. the giants would storm the field there. elliott ramos cools yastrzemski off with. i wouldn't call it a nice ice bath because it's san francisco. it's still cold in the summer, but nonetheless, they're celebrating. gives the giants the 3 to 2 win and the a's had a monster night today. or rather day today. they were in philadelphia taking on the phillies. this was just a's were up 2 to 1 in the fifth inning. lawrence butler had himself a day. he started by hitting that pitch there for a two run homer deep. so then eighth inning here the a's are up 11 to 3. butler takes this rouz pitch deep for a two run homer. t