host: our guest is mona charen. we are splitting our phone lines between democrats, republicans and independents. you can also join us on twitter or facebook. policy editor for the relatively new website the bulwark.com. where does the name come from? what is the mission of this site? guest: the name comes from the idea that that seem to have been -- among republicans and on the right generally and that we wanted to stand and be a bulwark against that decline. that we still stand for the traditional virtues, we believe in civility and persuasion in the political world's, that we are not partisans of one side or another, but rather we uphold the highest traditions of journalism and of the search for truth. host: mona charen also a former senior fellow at the ethics and policy center, a regular commentator on capital gang, and worked in the reagan white house as speechwriter for former first lady nancy reagan. there is a new pullout conducted by the hill.com that says 30% of self identified republican voters believe d

mona, faith?hank you. >>> new evidence this morning of the challenges of the post-pandemic economy. demand for home furniture is so high and supplies are so tight that some homeowners are waiting more than six months to get their new sofa or dresser. experts say the shortage of labor and materials could take months to resolve. >>> coming up, the moose on the loose on a busy highway. >>> also ahead, new details about the cape cod man who says he ended up inside a whale's mouth before being spit out. what we're learning next. i'm still exploring what's next. and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to,

there's a video of mona.as might seem like a crispy protein-packed snack. but people with seafood allergies should think twice about eating them. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah, you could get an allergic reaction if you're allergic to seafood even though these things are in the ground and nowhere near the sea. >> clearly i was in the moment during yesterday's segment, but i went back and watched it, and i was dying at you in the corner, trying not to appear visibly sick. so there you go. you couldn't have it. >> is it that obvious? >> i was dying, i was like oh, my god. >> no, because of the fda, i don't want to get sick. i don't have a seafood allergy but i have a cicada allergy. >> here's the world's smallest violin. >>> this invention has popped up in san francisco and has me going wait, what? even though that's not the segment. it is a robot manicure, a traditional manicure, for those of you wondering if this is gel polish. it gets you in and out in about, give me a second on the amount of time, but it's definit

mona! yay! >> oh, no, there's not enough time for me to eat on camera.go. >> this is why you became a journalist right here. >> swallow it, did you? >> here, take a sip of water. one of the things i know a lot of people are asking, what does it actually taste like? i would say the cicada itself has the consistency of shrimp almost. it's like a shrimp. >> oh, my god, so what do we win? what's our prize. >> you are the winner, i bowed out. i bowed out. >> you win some yummy protein and a sustainable meal. ♪ ♪ >>> all right, time now for "wait, what", and no more bugs, i promise. so we're talking about a police chase here, and it wasn't in miami. it wasn't in los angeles. this was in wisconsin. and how did it end? how i would expect a car chase to end, a police chase to end in wisconsin. mooove over, because some cows stopped a speeding suspect. check it out. rsuit. a roughly 13-olice it ended without injury on a wisconsin farm where a fleeing suspect was met with what police call an moooving blockade. so basically, yeah, this car runs into all these cows,

mona, cody's mom, had also found a boyfriend.realtor and experience private plane pilot. you are okay with him? >> oh yeah, of course i wanted my mom to be happy. and i look forward to meeting him. >> did you ever meet him? >> no. >> one friday in february of 2001, moon and her boyfriend decided to take daughter lindsey and an exciting birthday trip to nebraska. exciting because moon is a boyfriend would fly them their himself. they took off from rapid city. but not long after, something went terribly wrong. how did you find out about the plane? >> my dad called me inside and he just looked at me and i knew something wasn't right. and then he just told me hey, your mom and sister have a missing. >> your dad must have been all ripped up? >> there's nothing you can say. i mean, he didn't -- there was no way that he could explain to his son that his sister and his mom were gone. >> i imagine you hope that somebody would crawl out of the wreckage, food, water and they're in a little tent waiting for search and rescue to find them. >>

mona? >> faith, thank you. >>> let's turn to the victims of the collapse. the families are desperately waiting for answers. one family fears they lost five of their loved ones. families shattered by the building collapse in surfside have now visited the scene clinging to hope that someone can be fou >> to see the devastation is something to see in person. >> reporter: to help with the identification process, grief-stricken relatives are being asked for dna samples and unique characteristics of their loved ones like tattoos or scars. authorities have released the names of eight victims ages 26 to 83. this family tells stephanie ramos authorities used dna to confirm their two relatives were killed in the collapse. three other members of their family have yet to be found. >> my nephew had muscular dystrophy. he couldn't move. i know for sure when the alarm went off, she ran to him and she was with him and they were together. >> reporter: loved ones hanging pictures of missing on a fence near t

. >> reporter: good morning, mona. summer attacks are increasing across the country affecting just about everything from food to fuel and now public transportation. the list of cyrattacks threatening to impact american life is growing. in new york city the nation's largest mass transit agency says in april its computers were the target of an attack. officials say hackers linked to the chinese government tried to exploit security flaws within the transit system including the city's subways and buses. >> probing another country's infrastructure in case they wanted to at some point if they felt they needed to flip the switch to deactivate, to decommission our system, cause disruption. >> reporter: in massachusetts the ferry system that connects cape cod to martha's vineyard in nantucket also confirming it's the victim of a cyberattack. the ferry operator says it's working with federal authorities to find the origin of the hack and now asking riders to use cash because its credit card systems are limited. >> the old system

it's mona's favorite story of the morning. and now he says he wants a certain actor to play him in the hollywood version of this story. >> that has to be in our wait, what segment. >>> but first, the real-life murder mystery that's unfolding in south carolina. the double homicide involving one of the state's most powerful and prominent families. you're watching "world news now." involvin >>> we are back with this unusual sighting in massachusetts. a moose on the loose. the animal was apparently just out for a leisurely stroll on a sunday morning. that moose ran out onto the highway in front of vehicles before changing course, eventually headed back into the woods. >>> police are trying to solve a double murder mystery involving a prominent south carolina family. a mother and son were shot and killed on their sprawling property and sources say investigators are trying to determine if the son was targeted. abc's kenneth moton has more. >> reporter: investigators working to unravel a mysterious double homicide, involving one of s

i'll find the andrew dog and the mona dog. eye out. >> my problem is i want to take all the dogs home. >> you and you, you're going to love me! ♪ ♪ >>> okay. on this -- >> weird science. >> -- weird science wednesday, we're going way back, way back. >> 1999. >> a little further than that. we're talking about 92 to 95 million years ago, basically, a new dinosaur was discovered. i'm going to do my best to get through this read without upsetting my eighth grade science teacher. scientists have confirmed the discovery of a new dinosaur species in australia, and it is one of the largest found in the world. it's a plant-eating cerepod. and it lived in the crustaceous period. i definitely got that wrong. paleontologists estimate it reached a height of five to six and a half meters at the hip and 25 to 30 meters in length. so what does that mean? it makes it as long as a basketball court and as high as a two-storey building. >> it looks like the land before time, what do they call those long-necked dinosaurs? >>> let's move on before

we heard earlier in the program about mona and mohammed al cord, the video testimony that they've been providing. that's all over social media. how much of that material are israeli audience to see? is it making any kind of impact very little, if any at all. and this is just like a very typical situation where the media in israel, almost all of it except very few other examples. it tends to cover things in a very one directional fashion, including for instance, on the recent assault, the round bomb beings on the gaza. what the public here sees is very one sided. rockets being fire, that is really towns and almost 0 coverage of the situation. and gaza, or in the west bank or an eastern wisdom. it's not the result of some, you know, censorship, it's a result imposed by the government. it is a result of self censorship by the early media. that is choosing only to tell him part of the story, but far from the entire story silencing the aspects of what assume human rights abuses while the bombing in gaza has stopped. for now, there's really been no cease fire for ordinary palestinians in isr

. >> reporter: good morning, mona.s have turned the tables on the hackers accused of shutting down that gas pipeline but experts say whether it defers more is questionable. the department says it's recovered most of the ransom paid for the onehat supplies 45% of all fuel to the east coast. to regain control of their systems, colonial paid more than $4 million in bitcoin. on monday the justice department said it seized 63.7 bitcoins, the equivalent of $2.3 million, more than half the ransom payment. >> bitcoin was designed to be let's -- to put it easily, it's untraceable. it's designed to be untraceable. >> reporter: crypto currency is favored by cybercriminals because it allows for direct online payments regardless of location. but in this case, fbi agents obtained the private key or password for the cybercriminal's crypto currency wallet. >> this is a first as far as i know. how they did it, i think they're keeping close to the chest, so to speak. >> reporter: these threats are on the rise. the nation's largest meat

mona, andrew?g overnight, a big loss for lebron james and the lakers. the suns eliminated the defending champs from the play-offs in the first round, and it is the first time lebron has been eliminated in the first round in his entire career. the nuggets also eliminated the blazer last night. >>> coming up, the video of u.s. soldiers confronting a stubborn raccoon. >>> also ahead, you heard of >>> also ahead, you heard of protein shakes, but what like many people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, i was there. be right back. but my symptoms were keeping me from where i needed to be. so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for people with uc or crohn's disease. and humira helps people achieve remission that can last, so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver

then, a syndicated columnist, mona chairman, -- mona charen, on the biting agenda and political news of the day. and veteran journalist chris matthews on his book. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ >> on thursday, president biden signed into law the juneteenth national independence day act. celebrated on june 19, the newly-created federal holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the united states. vice president kamala harris also spoke at the bill signing. [applause] [applause] vice president harris: please have a seat. good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. [crowd answers "good afternoon"] vice president harris: throughout history, juneteenth has been known by many names. jubilee day. freedom day. liberation day. emancipation day. and today, a national holiday. [applause] and looking out across this room, i see the advocates, the activist, the leaders who have been calling for this day for so long, including the one and only ms. opal lee. [a

known as the "hekking mona lisa," after its owner who unsuccessfully argued that a copy he had boughtoriginal, which hangs in the paris louvre museum. a spokeswoman from christie's in paris said "this is madness, an absolute record for a mona lisa reproduction." or alternatively it might have been, what the heck was all that about? you are watching bbc news. hello there. friday brought us to very different days of weather depending on where you were across the uk. forsome, beautifulsunshine and there was the scene for weather watcher and if you compare that with this picture from oxford, where the rain was teaming with some parts of southern england saw over a month's worth of rain in just 2a hours use see that wet weather on the earlier radar picture. but he did begin to clear off through the latter part of the day, the area of low pressure responsible sliding away eastwards and that leads us between two weather systems for saturday. but the contrast and are with the system will be less dramatic. some places will be a little cloudier than others. some will see some showers, but gener

mona: we think europe is levered towards the value trade. a lot of their indices are long financials come along industrials. so classic value sectors in europe right now, combined with a european economy that is also catching up and the vaccine rollout, terms of economic recovery. that being said, when you look at some of the performance year-to-date, a lot of european indices are in line, if not outperforming the s&p 500. that being said, we think that as this global recovery is unfolding, investors need to think more global in their portfolios as well. earlier this year, there was a period of u.s. exceptionalism. u.s. came out strong in the march timeframe with vaccine rollout. economic recovery started in earnest in that time period. but now we are starting to see this unfold locally. through the summer months, we do expect stability in not only the european economies, but some of those em economies that really were lagging. areas like india, brazil that are now starting to show signs of stability. if we resume a softening dollar trend, w

well, we just heard a few minutes ago re, mona has been released. she has emerge from the police station and we still don't know if her twin brought him how much it will alter, released, or will be released shortly. now, is really not clear what the charges are so far. we'll have to hear from her what happened inside. but in general, earlier, the police said that it was some roger story. the lawyer told us that she was accused of inciting public unrest, which really is a big umbrella term that could mean anything at this point. so i'm pretty sure that mona will be giving some so just statement very, very soon. she is very active on social media. she has been documenting day in day out what goes on in chevron. and it's probably because of that that she has been detained this morning and what is happening in the neighborhood of itself right now at the moment is very calm. we were there earlier today, but it is a flash point is a lot of tension there that's been going on for weeks really. and many people would actually tell you, especially palestinians

it's time for congress, really, to act on this. >> mona, we learned this week that the trump justicemakers and their families in an effort to hunt down leakers in the government, the latest in a string of revelations about how the former president used the doj for his own political purposes. what should be done to repair the damage done by the trump administration to the rule of law in our country? >> this is something that, first of all, i think we're going to be learning a lot more in the days and weeks to come about the abuses of power under the trump administration. and we need to get the full picture. at the same time, i do think that reforms to the way we do business, things like requiring the president to reveal their tax returns, requiring that a presidential appointee responds to congressional subpoenas. there are all kinds of good government reforms that are out there, and that this congress has been a little bit. donna's point about the john lewis act it's great, but it does not address the big problem, dallas republicans could possibly fail to do their duty when it comes

take a look at this — known as the hekking mona lisa, after its owner who unsuccessfully argued thatre museum. a spokesperson from christie's in paris said "this is madness, an absolute record for a mona lisa reproduction." a quick reminder of our top story before i go now. people in iran have been voting in a presidential election and the winner will succeed hassan rouhani who is not allowed to serve a third term. in highly controlled contest most reformist candidates were barred from standing. almost all allowed to run were regarded as hardliners. that's it from me, plenty more online as always. do download the bbc news app, and if you are on social media, get me there. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. friday brought us two very different days of weather depending on where you were across the uk. for some, beautiful sunshine — that was the scene for a weather watcher in orkney, compare that with this picture from oxford, where the rain was teeming down. some parts of southern england saw over a month's worth of rain injust 2a hours. you can see that we

and mona and nascar just goes hand in hand. probably my favorite road course. i always love coming here and it's going to be really cool. >> a huge boon into the local economy not just for mona county but that ma and ma kin county and all the way into it will city. >> reporter: saturday still at least for now. in sonoma county, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> the urgent call by the cdc director to parents following alarming numbers of teen hospitalizations. we're going to break down the findings of covid-19 cases linked to teenagers ahead on kpix 5 and kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> plus, how an east bay city is arming its residents ahead of >>> to the coronavirus now. the cdc is warning of a rise in the number of young people being sent to the hospital with covid-19. according to the cdc data, 204 12 to 17-year-olds were hospitalized in the first three months of the year. a third of them admitted to the icu. that's a much higher rate than the year before. the cdc director says vaccination is the key. >>> happening today the san francisco department of he

my feelings, my have, and if i don't feel someone else going to be a conversation between him and mona went viral. several other properties on the same street were taken over by settlers. one on the brother were taking to this police station and occupied jerusalem, where just the day before and just corresponding devora dairy was also being interrogated. but the lady was covering a protest until the derek of the families in ra hanson went, could lose their homes without being given substitute housing. she was called home when she was overpowered, handcuffed, and dragged by israeli soldiers were there is left of was factored during the violet arrest. what i'm seeing now on the ground after all these years. this time, after all these years. this is the 1st time we see this. i'm believable, it 3, think 2 words join us and specially towards 0. after covering will all what happened in babylon, mode and shifter in the lock. so most in guys especially but they, they want the camera to be broken as they broke it yesterday with my colleague, the beamers there we, they want to the microphone to

. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, mona. even as the death toll rises, da are sllot gathered on a south florida beach to remember the victims of the building collapse in surfside. >> i can feel the pain that the family is carrying. >> reporter: rescuers now beginning their sixth day of searching for signs of life in the rubble. and now new questions are being raised about the building's condition just hours before the collapse. "the miami herald" reports these photos from a contractor showing exposed rebar in the concrete slab and standing water in the basement garage two days before the collapse. >> the contractor told me he's been in some, quote, scary buildings before. cracks aren't that unusual in miami, but he said that amount of standing water was. he also said that was, you know, alarming to him, i think is the way he experienced that. he wondered to himself immediately, why is this building not maintaining itself better. >> reporter: also coming to light a letter sent by the building's condo association this past apr

a replica of leonardo da vinci is mona lisa sold at paris auction for more than $3400000.00. now this is a piece of artwork known as hacking learner lisa. it went under the hammer for 10 times it's auction estimate, named after its former owner raymond hacking the work is thought to have been painted in the early 17th century by an anonymous italian artist. but hacking spent decades trying to convince the world version of the mona lisa he owed was real. and that the one in the movie was a forgery. it's the christian, the conviction issue. ok, this is by, by the real world, by another. it's your dream. we've made our job, but definitely for old, especially worldwide. now it's not the main difference probably is the image instead because it looks like the one that ended up with the quality of the execution is knocked out of us. we unfortunately on that point to dream, it would be nice. try at the knees out. i'll see you in a couple of minutes with a me with energy to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenui

form of flattery, and it turned out turns out that it can often be quite lucrative as well. hacking mona lisa named after it's antique dealer owner. ramen hacking is replica. the famous davinci work hanging in the loop in paris. it's expected to fetch over $300000.00 that a christy's auction next week is thought to be one of several 17th century copies of mona lisa. but he was convinced that was the real deal, which he insisted on until his death. his reminder of our top story, this, our leaders of the g 7 are meeting in england, where the agenda is dominated by the global recovery from the pandemic and efforts to expand the vaccine access for nations. that's it for me and d, w. business team here. blend, find more out online, t w dot com slash business. if you're watching. the news to the point in strong opinion. clear positions. international perspective. one of the most international respected figures in germany's catholic church is offered his resignation to poke francis excited the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, in canada, mass graves, religion as childr

. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, mona. the white house and president biden has been preparing for this trip for 50 years. that's the span of his political career and it comes as his to do list here at home gets even more challenging. with president biden taking off this morning on his first overseas trip as president, part of his domestic agenda appears to be falling apart. negotiations have hit a roadblock. senator shelley moore capito said the president cut off talks with the group. >> we had a row boss package that i think we could have made work and i think i could have gotten 20, 25 republicans to go with me. that was my goal and they moved the goalpost on me a couple times and, you know, they just decided to walk away. >> so what now? >> you'll have to ask him. house said biden will move forward on discussions with a bipartisan senate group. by about a trillion dollars.wn - that's quite a bit. obviously we'd like to see see more, but there are a number of opportunities and paths to have these discussions moving forwa

they stop in the morning, 5 o'clock local weather commemorates, and tomorrow the end of the absolute mona k. to 9 years ago, this one started a democracy monument was going to present outside again supporting a bill to change the rules in the senate even such as yours downtown. enjoy your new way. they're coming back in the streets again. that is the one who are trying to get get back and get going again in the teddy of course, very busy situation where you are, of course demonstrate that you've already come back home to streets as you say, if the demands have not been met me, what's the sense that they feel they really will be heard over the next few hours or even the next few days. or i think that's the question the trying to find out a little the protest later in that intervening things have been, giles has now been released on bail, but it's still facing very serious charges that could lead to lengthy jail. but i think also in the period we've seen a mounting criticism of the government as appealing across the country. they've mishandled the curve at 19 crisis, not only with the slow

this is mona sir bella, mona sevalla is a human rights advocate. she has a really important question. have a listen to home, the video, and then also immediately if you're able to what we need to do not just aren't and is to address the root causes and recognize the root causes of palestinians. struggle from the ethnic, cleansing of palestinians to the crime of apartheid to the annexation of territory . and countries like those in the you must not adopt the standards and how the law is a clickable depending on the circumstances. sanctions were imposed in the case of russia when the next territory in the ukraine. why is the same that happening in the case of israel? yes, indeed. i think i think that the only one of the countries should take should not use but just on the policy because they should address the root cause the approaching the ethnic, cleansing of, i've seen it since 1948 and been i think countries use especially the island, a very, very important part in that freedom of south africa. and a smile said why was the chairman of the movemen

mona did it. >> don't remind me. you can work up the courage.re we talk about them, the more i can look at them. they're not as scary as i thought they were. >> yeah, sure, sure, i'll eat a cicada. >>> is it snowing in australia? that is the question we are asking now. take a look at this video of these dogs, enjoying what looks >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, in the studio, academy award winner helen hunt. plus, check out our pandemic proof home improvement, part of our "live at home" series. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: hey, deja. >> ryan: bottom of the song. yeah. you cannot rush in with that song. i like this dress. >> kelly: thank you. >> ryan: very cool. >> kelly: it likes you.

the street where she lived had seen many crackdown despite it all mona's voice had become a difficult one to say that the meet you were in occupied east. jerusalem also continued to follow developments in garza where weeks after israeli, as strikes destroyed thousands of homes in the territory. palestinians of only just started to clear out the rumble. that was a lack of equipment. and that of course, delayed the process. egypt has now sent in heavy machinery, needed to remove the tons of debris from flatten buildings. and as you know, i said reports, display families who have been forced to shelter at un ron schools hoping to rebuild their homes as soon as possible. the finally, the rebel is being removed. it's been more than 2 weeks since a cease fire was declared in god's done after israeli forces bombarded this tread. officials here don't have the resources or machinery to do this job on their own. so egypt sent in a convoy of figures, cranes and trucks to help with the huge task of clearing dep breeze and what's left of people's homes. well, no, no, no. do you have a battery i, w

all mona's voice had become a difficult one to say that the others were in ocoee. but east jerusalem also continued to follow developments in garza where weeks after his railey strikes destroyed thousands of homes in the strip palestinians of only began to clear out the rubble. it was a lack of equipment which delayed the process or egypt has now sent in heavy machinery, needed to remove tons of february from flats and buildings. and as young as side reports displays, families have been forced to shelter it un runs schools, hoping to rebuild our homes as soon as possible. the finally, the rebel is being removed. its been more than 2 weeks since a cease fire was declared in god's done after israeli forces bombarded district officials here don't have the resources or machinery to do this job on their own. so egypt sent in a convoy of figures, cranes and trucks to help with a huge task of clearing dep breeze and what's left of people's homes. up with a battery when we asked the donor parties to provide us with help. and each test carried out the support by providing t

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the street where she lived had seen many crackdown despite it all mona's voice had become a difficult one to silence. put up the meat al jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. and still ahead and i'll just say the night jimmy and preacher tv, joshua, one of africa's most influential and controversial telephone janice, has died at the age of 57. turkey has the so called seasonal problems and the fee of mama, why some experts say it could take years to sol. ah, ah, it's time for the perfect journey. the winter sponsored by cattle airways. however, the southwest, the monsoon, now making good progress across a good part of india. we have got plenty of showers cross southern india is butler that i don't know the trot here. that is the position of the summer rains at present to little farther north. and it should be into western parts of india, a little further south than that should be across those eastern areas. but many of these regions, seeing some very, very heavy right. and in fact, teams for lanka. we saw that the floods coming through here, massive amounts of frame 4. and we have seen m