monica 's mom. >>. >> evening everyone. excited to be curious with monica but before we dive in monica is going to read a little bit from the book. >> before that monica need some water. >> it's awesome to see you all out here. this is terribly exciting and a little scary for me so thank you all for being here. i'm going to read right from the introduction to the book. on the morning of election w day 2020 i was driving east across seattle to my parents se house in redmond washington wondering if i should turn around. about a week earlier i asked my parents if i could watch the results of the presidential election to my house. mom blinked over her plate of tacos from the food truck down away. she looked atdata and back at me . she said in spanish of course . then her eyes held my moment. asking what i was silently asking myself. but are you sure you want to? after all, i'm a girl who voted for joe biden and mom and dad are conservatives who voted enthusiastically and twice now for donald trump. i drove their way in silence, my hands gripping the steering wheel of the black nissan ultima they sold me for a dollar when my civ

newsletter, did you see what they said about us it is not true monica like you are going to call them right and change it like monica monicaonica and i'm like, okay and you and i really like told her of course mom, yes, i will and thank you,t yes, i will and i will let them know that we need to change that because it is not true. the phone just sat there in his hand and i just sat there thinking about what i had almost done an attachment an idea of what my group of something that is true about my group has to be true that me or else i am not me around somehow that identity isg fully not apply to me i don't belong to that identity or some bull like that. [laughter] and so those are attachments and that was a hard story for me to share in the book and frankly hard for me to share tonight but i think we have to be really honest and curious about her own ideas and with the government whether they are truly what we think of who we are whether we are putting on a show for others. >> i agree the part of the book really resonated with me the story to share the story with me before because i see attachments and identity in my own f

monica monica. she inherited the throne when she was inheritable, inherit turn. it has a, there is a damaged project purchase, i mean, unless with public support, the monica wouldn't eject feminist because it says popular on the green enjoys very strong appreciation in the vast crowds, a sense of the occasion has brought the monarch and the masses closer together some camping outside buckingham palace for days, for a front row seat of this fleeting moments in history. it has been everything that great britain can throw at you. rain hail. no, we didn't get snow, but that's about the only thing we didn't get. among the well wishes we meet a tiny baby, several weeks old, named elizabeth after the queen. the rocky family came to britain as refugees last year. for more than a 1000 years, the history of britain as be measured by its monica, by who's on the throne divided into ears and epochs. despite all these celebrations, there is something of a bit of sweetness the perhaps we are now in the final pages of the era. queen elizabeth the 2nd. it's a seeming contradiction that a modern parliamentary democracy still has an unelected hereditary head of state. but this is th

monica monica, she inherited the threatened prince of wales, inheritable inherit trends. it is, has a, there is a democratic process, i mean, unless the public support, the monarchy wouldn't exert feminist because it shows popular on the green and ga, very strong appreciation in the vast crowds, the occasion brought the monarchy and the masses closer together. if only for a fleeting moment, some camping outside buckingham palace for days, for a front row seat. it has been everything that great britain can throw at you. rain hail. no, we didn't get snow, but that's about the only thing we didn't get. among the well wishes we meet a tiny baby, several weeks old, named elizabeth after the queen. the rocky family came to britain as refugees last year from all of a 1000 years the history of britain as be measured by as monica by who's on the throne divided into eras and e hawks. despite all these celebrations, there is something of a bitter sweetness that perhaps we are now in the final pages of the era. queen elizabeth the 2nd, it's a seeming contradiction that a modern parliamentary democracy still has an unelected hereditary head of state. but this is the kind of country britain chooses to be with queen elizabeth, standing for stability and continuity in uncertain times. need palka out to sara london. ah.

what you're gonna write monica like you're gonna you're gonna you're gonna call him right? you're gonna tell him to change it right like monica, monica. monica and i'm like, ah, and yeah and i and i really and i told her of course mom. yes, i will thank yes, i will. i will let them know that we need to change that because it's not true. and i hung up the phone and i just sat there i hit send and i just sat there thinking about what i'd almost done, you know and attachment to an idea of what my group of something that is true about. my group has to be true about me or else i am not me or else somehow that identity does not fully apply to me or i cannot consider myself belonging to that identity or some bull -- like that. so those are attachments and and that was that was a hard story for me to share in the book and frankly a hard one for me to share tonight, but but i think we have to be really honest and curious about our own ideas where they come from and whether they are truly what we think and who we are or whether we are putting on a show for others. i agree and that that part of the book really resonated with me in the story and

monica, you're goingig to call them right and tell them to change it, right? monica? a monica? monica? yeah, and i told her of course, mom, yes, i will. thank you, yes. i will let them know that we need to change that because it's not true. and i hung up the phone and i just sat there. i hit send and i sat theren thinking about what i almost done. it's an idea of what my group at something that is true about my group has to be true about me or else i am not me, or else that identity does not fully apply to me or i cannot consider myself belonging to the identity or simple crap like that. attachments and that was a hard story for me to share in the book. likely a hard one for me to share tonight, but i think that the really honest and curious of her own ideas when they come from and whether they are truly but we think who we are aware that there to put on a show for others. >> i a agree. that part of the book resonated with me in the story and we shared the story with me before. i see attachment and identity in my own family, and this book helped to open my eyes as to how powerfu

represents hierarchy and privilege. yet she still manages to appeal to many others, her hereditary monica, monica, and she inherited the throne, prince of wales, inheritable inherit trends. it has a, there is a democratic process, i mean, unless with public support, the monarchy wouldn't exert feminist because it, so popular on the green enjoys very strong appreciation in the vast crowds, the occasion brought the monarchy and the masses closer together. if only for a fleeting moment, some camping outside buckingham palace for days, for a front row seat. it has been everything that great britain can throw at you. rain hail. no, we didn't get snow, but that's about the only thing we didn't get. among the well wishes we meet a tiny baby several weeks old, named elizabeth after the queen. the rocky family came to britain as refugees last year. from all of a 1000 years, the history of britain as be measured by his monarchs, by who's on the throne divided into ears and epochs. despite all these celebrations, there is something of a bitter sweetness that perhaps we are now in the final pages of the era.

monica and i kid who's at the vigil income book, a banner for is tell us about the mood there. monica and people still hopeful that these 2 men can be found. well, this vigil was being held right here and got back up on that were dom phyllis used to paddle serve. ah, his mother and lives here. don phillips is married to a brazilian, and we spoke to her, we spoke to his ah, to his brother in law as well. his mother in law has, is not very hopeful that they will find ah, the remains or that they will find them alive. at least they want them to find them, no matter how. but they're not hopeful that they will be found alive. the remains are being studied right now. in our, in the amazon they were taken to a lab. there are no, they were found in the river close to where both dom phyllis, the journalist, and, but a little bit it out who's the indigenous specialist. one of results are most that knows the area the most he, he's a specialist in an contacted, tries will close to that area. those remains were found. the searches continue, then very all my hands on deck. there were the journalists helping as well. and the mood here is, let us keep this alive. let us put the pressure because it's not just these 2 people. it's the amazon itself, which is in danger indeed. and so what's the latest in the investigation into how and why they disappear while they were in an area, this area is huge. it's the sides of morocco are it has the largest number of characters and contacted tribes in the world, but they. c weren't there right now, it's funny because, i mean it's, it's sad because our dance said that he was going to do the last interview for a book that he's writing are called to save the amazon. so it was, it would be his last trip to the region. now they were not found on indigenous territory. they were found further down close to these are villages on the river, where people live from fishing and they were following an illegal fisherman. so the people that were threatening, but on a video that was the indigenous guy was accompanying don. they were threatening him because they were bringing to the attention of the, of the authorities that there was no patroling going on. and that there was a lot of the league or says she related to drug trafficking cartels. and so that's why they were being threatened. thank you for that, monica, monica in ocoee of live there in rio de janeiro. reporters without borders is calling for an end to impunity. in regard to the killing of al jazeera journalist sharing apple, actually, it says that a proper investigation into her death has still not been carried out. although it's been one month since she was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignment engine in the occupied west bank. on the day of her funeral israeli forces storm, the procession inserted beating warners, causing forebears to nearly drop her coughing. that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from watching through occupy these shows them to take on in her funeral and burial members of the international community have condemned her killing and continued to call for an independent investigation to re novel actually was. busy arches air of a 25 years covering the story of these really occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine, a hundreds of marches her feet held across the us to call for tougher g

monica monica, she inherited the throne, prince of wales, inheritable inherit turn. it has a, there is a democratic process. i mean, unless the public support, the monarchy wouldn't exert feminist precursor so popular on the green enjoys very strong appreciation. in the vast crowds, the occasion brought the monarchy and the masses closer together. if only for a fleeting moment. some camping outside buckingham palace for days, for a front row seat. it has been a thing that great britain can throw at you. rain hail. no, we didn't get snow, but that's about the only thing we didn't get among the well wishes. we meet a tiny baby, several weeks old, named elizabeth after the queen. the rocky family came to britain. those refugees last year from all of a 1000 years, the history of britain as be measured by as monica by who's on the throne divided into ears and epochs. despite all these celebrations, there is something of a bitter sweetness that perhaps we are now in the final pages of the era. queen elizabeth the 2nd, it's a seeming contradiction that a modern parliamentary democracy still has an unelected hereditary head of state. but this is the kind of country britain chooses to be with queen elizabeth studying the stability and continuity in uncertain times. the barca out to sierra london 3500 beacons being lit across the u. k. and its overseas territories to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. and arching of the principal beacon in the u. k. was part of a jewel ceremony, triggered by queen elizabeth from her home in windsor castle. my grandson, it's william waited 35 kilometers away at buckingham palace to watch. as the beacon centerpiece, a tree of trees, sculpture was illuminated. a bekins rose with us in the capitol, cities of the commonwealth countries. sports coming up after the break by

monica crowley. host of the monica crowley podcast and joe opinion. monica i don't think medicare will do it. e i am missing thing. >> monica: and is catastrophic whole numbers are no mystery there. this is a historic catastrophe. we got skyrocketing inflation and ongoing labor crunch. people, even get baby formula. all of the problems that that brings back a weakening military. catastrophic withdrawals from afghanistan. >> laura: is there any good news? [overlapping speakers] >> monica: literally nothing that is working and you would think that a normal president would shift course. there would be a course of action for political survival but we are not getting any of that. this is part of the leftist revolution. >> laura: joe biden was on the beach. by the mech my dear mother [indistinct]. we have not changed here to make the fundamental turn. and not just -- but across the border. >> laura: that is the plan. >> joe: his mother never took him down to western union to -- by paying 20 to do so. we can't afford electric cars. this is a man who got like to think he had a secret plan to fight rac

all the guys like the main guys -- >> it's monica, too. monica that we have, i basically, i send everyone's gifts of their previous work. so if myles ever says something dumb, i send a whiplash. glen screen play. insecure. we were keeping up with what it was doing, box office numbers wise, and it was insane. it was just crazy that it was finally happening, and -- >> jimmy: you don't know if people are going to go cram into a theater and watch it, right? >> it feels like a little bubble, you're hearing all the great things about it because, like, we know how good it was. >> jimmy: they say even when it's projected on a screen, the jet engines themselves kill covid. >> i heard that, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what tom told me anyway. so the movie is a huge success, and, well, i mean obviously it's a huge success. and you're working with tom cruise. we've had a number of actors from the film on the show, and everybody has a great story about tom. i'm wondering what the story behind this is, because this seems to be in kind of an off-duty typ

monica crowley. monica, we will start with you. the biggest problem joe biden has, the day-to-day reminders, when anyone goes to fill up their gas tank, they are reminded that we used to pay $2 and something a gallon for gasoline, and we are now headed toward $6 a gallon on a national average, almost at $5 already. there are some places in california it is over $8 a gallon. then of course you go into your local grocery store, i go once a week, i do my own shopping, i am mostly pay leo, i buy meat, meat prices are pretty much doubled, also, the price of everything we all buy in every store we go to costs more, so there is the daily reminder, and americans, they are -- two-thirds of them are living paycheck to paycheck. they can't afford his economic or his energy policies. what does that day-to-day mean for him? >> you are exactly right, sean, and when you add to it that this president has only been in office for a year and a half, so the memory of the booming trump economy, where every american was benefiting from strong economic growth and record low unemployment across the board, that memory is still so fresh that the comparison but with what they are living there right now in the biden economy is particularly stark. and president trump handed joe biden this economy in january of 2021, he gave him the fastest economic recovery from any crisis on record, sean, and we have seen what he has done with it. so when he is baffled by his low poll numbers and the democrats poll their own poll numbers, all they have to do is look to their own policies which created this economic catastrophe. it is not only the day-to-day skyrocketing inflation that every american is suffering with, sean, but it is also a labor crunch, supply chain crisis, and now on top of that you have a weakening economy and the fed is now tightening into a weakening economy. this is one of the things jamie dimon's warning about. we are heading into uncharted territory here, and for the president and the democrats to scratch their heads and wonder what is going on, how could this possibly happen, it is a direct result of their catastrophic economic policies that's delivering pain to every american. >> sean: and you know, steve, i look at this and we are reminded at the pump, we are reminded in every store we go to come everything we buy costs that much more, you have two young children at home. we have been friends a long time. now we have a baby formula shortage. we ran out of covid tests over christmas going into the third year of a pandemic. i still don't think joe really knows what monoclonal antibodies are, because there is no operation warp speed for that, or operation warp speed for baby formula, which i'm sure would probably help your family out. >> it would help mine and every family in this country that has young children out. what's astonishing is the white house cannot even present a timeline of what biden knew and when he knew it about this formula crisis. it is the worst combination of extremist policy and total incompetence. and you cannot talk your way out of crises that afflict families every day, as you said. you go to the pump, you can't afford gas. you go to the grocery store, you can find formula. you walked on your street, you are not safe because of soaring crime. you try to get a job, your wages are destroyed by inflation. you want your kids to be safe? drugs are pouring into our country through a wide open border. no matter what spin this pathetic white house tries to push, they can't talk around -- these are the heart aches afflicting real americans day in and day out. >> sean: you can add to that list, stephen, you send your kids to school, you think they're going to learn reading, writing, math, science, computers, no, they are indoctrinated into a value system that many parents take issue with. why don't we focus, considering we spend more per capita on education, and every student than any other industrialized country, and we have the worst results. we are not doing that well, either. >> not marxist -- >> sean: yeah, exactly. it is that bad. and jamie dimon is right and it is going to get worse than people better buckle up. all of you in this audience, i am not a financial advisor. i just urge you to take this seriously, anticipate the worst. you can hope for the best, but i don't have a lot of hope, because he is not going to change his policy. thank you both. monicathank you. coming up, more outrageous rhetoric and policies from the left. you are not going to believe the ad one senate candidate in kentucky released. we will show you that. and our invitations coming to california? 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all the guys, like the main guys, are on -- >> and monica too. monicao screwing around" thread? >> yeah. with the one that we have, basically i always send everyone gifs of the previous work. if miles ever says something done, i send him a whiplash gif. jay obviously insecure. but yeah, so we were just keeping up with the way it was doing, box office numbers-wise. and it was insane. it was just crazy that it was finally happening. >> jimmy: because you really don't know if people are going to go cram into a theater and watch it, right? >> it feels like a little bubble that you're hearing all the great things about it. we know how good it was. >> jimmy: they say even when projected on a screen, the jet engines themselves kill covid. [ laughter ] >> i heard that too. >> jimmy: that's what tom told me, anyway. [ laughter ] the movie's a huge success. and -- well i mean, obviously a huge success. you're working with tom cruise. and every -- we've had a number of actors from the film on the show. and everybody has a great story about tom. i'm wondering what

. >> painful monica. monica> 70s before they changes it in 1980 again 990 if we applied those met trix flaigz could o be 128, 19% what they are in consumer is feeling when they go to gas pump grocery store try to buy anything right? the american people are not prepared for what is coming, i and others maria everybody on this panel for well over a year talking when in addition, et cetera, tren trenched painful to dislodge it who would you tell people to prepare for what is in ex. >> investment point of view would i be careful on highly leveraged companies that very popular metric evaluation last several years price to salespeople buying stocks that are trading, not as price to earnings but price to cash flow, but 10 times sales 15 times sales would i get rid of all those companies, i focus on dividends i think diseased are much bigger part of the total return sounds cliche con senses but quality is going to make a big difference cost of capital access to capital gets rationed what is happening now, we had a perio

joining me now is monica crowley, former assistant secretary of treasury under president trump and hostcr of the monica crowley podcast monicatoday. i know you've been waiting fort this . the biden treasury secretary. made a big admission watch. >> core inflation has come down . it's i still too high. too but in recent reports we'vet seen it move down and that's an . horized histgn the president is authorized to start releasingor of oil fromic the strategic petroleum reserve, but we can't rule out >>y further shocks. >> she goes on to admit that she missed inflation a year ago monica. how does she still have her job? how is she still have her job? yeah, i well, she has her job because biden wantsr her in there and she's useful for the fundamental transformation of the u.s. economy, which is what the leftal is all about. laura . look, janet yellen and the fed have veered off their core missions of stable prices, reining in inflation and maximizing employment. this is our core mission. at the treasury department's core mission is to make sure that the us economy is strong and healthy. and you know what , frankly, treasury and

here with reaction is the host of the monica crowley podcast, monica crowley, along with former massachusetts senator scottsa brown . monica, t just the opposite is true , isn't it? that's exactly right, john. i mean, there's been in every white house puts a gloss on reality when it comes to the politics involved and the need to put a certain spin on things. but then there is outrage. w it's blatant lying, which is a exactly what this white house is doing and what they havene done literally since day, one , particularly on the economy. you cannot put lipstick on a pig and then convince the american people that it's something other than a pigan a wearing lipstick. the american people are livingec this catastrophic economy every single day, sean.n, they are being squeezed between skywe rocketing inflation, recod high gas prices and a drop in real wages. they are struggling every day e to make ends meet and if the democrats don't care what you saw from s senator stabenow today showing that kind of callous disregard that cavalier attitude about h high gasig prices and well, i'm just in my lecher car .is this is like a modern v

monica crowley podcast, monica crowley herself. along with the author, his new book is out soon. get an early copy. amazon.com and bookstores everywhere called "oppression, depression, snobbery, bias: why the press gets so much wrong and just doesn't care." ari fleischer. last but certainly not least, our own joe concha. monica, let's start with you. you look at the state of the economy. how do you make a case to point to one thing that i must be missing because every indicator i see tells me that this is an economic disaster. record high gas prices, 42 year however inflation can we have the middle-class and people on fixed incomes, they are suffering badly. we can get out of the mess but that's not on the table. >> that's right. you know the old saying, don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. democrats trying to say, trying to spin this. the story catastrophe of a presidency. particularly with regards to the economy. they are saying don't pee on my leg and tell me it's raining. it's an economic horror show. they have decide between groceries and gas to get to work and try to pay for basic necessities that they can no longer afford. that's also assuming that they can feed their children with the baby formula shortage. so in every direction, this this an epic disaster and there is spin and then blatant

monica de la cruz. monica, let's talk about the heart of the issue where you are. tell us what's going on if many brownsville right now. we know that border patrol has apprehended 239,000 migrants just in the month of may, and we've seen almost 2 million people cross into this country since joe biden walked into the oval office. they say the border is closed, we know that it is not. what can you tell us? >> look, what we're seeing down in the rio grande valley is a self-made disaster be by the biden administration. i'm, you know, i'm endorsed by the national border patrol council, and i hear from these brave men if women -- men and women the catastrophe that has happened will. they don't have enough agents to support them, and they are overwhelmed by amount of people that are crossing. but let's talk about what biden has really caused. he has relinquished our borders to the cartel. and what we're not talking about are women and children that are being exploited. women and children, children who are abandoned on a daily basis on private property because their families many south america aren't paying up. people on the border mow that the cartels control -- know that the cartels control who comes in and who comes out including drugs at our board, and they want no part of it. hay want the biden administration to stand up for american communities. maria: isn't this so extraordinary? if i mean, anybody who sees this has to be just shocked to find out that dangerous drug cartels are in charge. they are running the southern border of america. they are in charge of who comes into this country and who doesn't come into this country. we know that they are talking home -- taking home $200 million a week just on human smuggling and charging up to $50,000 a head if you're from china. tell me about the impact on the border towns, because i've spoken with people who own ranches, and they say they don't even throw out their garbage without carrying a pistol. their land are gets damaged every day from the gotaways that go on their property. >> so the impact to our local communities is, number one, we have our medical system clogged at the hospitals. with the illegals who come in and end up having to go to the hospital. we have private property damage. i was just speaking with farmers, the schuster farming family who are long term, farming families many our community, and they were saying that they have had generations of farmers along the border where they no longer feel safe. they just recently found about 30 illegals hiding many their warehouse where they have women and children praying on their farms, and it used to be safe. our farmers said, you know, now we feel like we need to have security on our own farmland. they actually old me of a day where they were going down their farmland, and cartel came with guns, told them to stop while they passed illegals through their farms. i mean, it's horrific -- maria: yeah. >> -- and it is scary. your listen arers and your followers can actually follow me at monicaabout what's happening on our borders. maria: monica, it's also the drugs. i actually, unfortunately, know people who have lost are sons and daughters to. fentanyl. we have not heard this president discuss at all the fentanyl crisis, and i know for a fact that president trump told xi jinping stop sending this fentanyl into america. it's still coming in now under joe biden. >> that is exactly right. the drug cartels have no fear -- maria: okay. >> -- of the biden administration. maria: very, very, very disturbing. monica de la cruz, we'll be watching your journey. thanks for being here this morning. we so appreciate it. that'll do it for us on "sunday morning futures." have a great rest of the sunday, i'm maria bartiromo, i'll see you next week on fox business, "mornings with maria with." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ howard: we all knew it was coming. the leak of that draft supreme court opinion to politico made clear that the high court had the votes to overturn roe v. wade, and yet since the 6-3 ruling ca

monica crowley podcast, monica crowley, along with former massachusetts -- just the opposite is true, isn't it? >> that's exactly right. their spin puts the gloss on reality when it comes to with the politics involved in the need to put a certain spin on things, but then there is outrageous blatant lies, which is exactly what this white house is doing and what they have done utterly since day one, particularly on the economy. you cannot put lipstick on a pig and then convince the american people that it's something other than a pig wearing lipstick. the american people are living this catastrophic economy every single day, sean, they are being squeezed between skyrocketing inflation, record high gas prices, and a drop in real wages. they are struggling every day to make ends meet and if the democrats don't care. what you saw from the senator today, sean, that kind of callous disregard, that cavalier attitude about high gas prices, i'm just in my electric car. this is like a modern version of marie antoinette, instead of let them eat cake, let them buy a tesla. and all of this indicates that it is all intentional. rather than trying to work to alleviate american suffering here, because they could change tomorrow, if they wanted to. particularly on energy policy, but they won't. so what that tells you is this is all intentional as part of the fundamental transformation of the nation. >> sean: and that's a good point. if that's the alarmist cult aspect that i talked about and they're all indoctrinated into it. scott brown, americans are reminded every single day that what they're hearing from the white house is an outright lie, every time they go to fill up the gas tank on every store they go to, they are paying a fortune more than they were paying even a year ago, so all of the dash all of the, you know, b.s. that they are trying to paddle in the narrative they are selling is not going to fly. >> it's not flying. i just drove end, i paid $5.05 and that's for the cheapest gas i could find on the way into manchester. in new hampshire, diesel prices are the highest they've ever been and six, seven, eight days in a row, as you know, it's going up, up. we were energy independent less than two years ago, the administration made it crystal clear, you referenced if they were going to do away with fossil fuels and crush the coal and oil industries, which they are doing, they're doing everything in their power to do so. they are trying to really shape the economy to go into a green economy, and is not going to do anything because he wants that green vote. all the aocs and all the others. respectfully to the senator, listen, she's a multimillionaire, she probably paid cash. the average citizen can't do that, you can't find a cheap hybrid car because by then there already, you know, not reliable, as you know. and we can do better. we shouldn't be having to go to venezuela and actually saudi arabia on her knees begging for oil. this is america. and the and the vice president, the administration, janet yellen especially, inflation, the border. i mean, we could go on and on, we got to get our act together here. i'm hopeful they wake up somehow and it's going to be in the next election cycle. >> sean: i hope so. that's coming soon. the next two election cycles actual amount the most. monica, thank you, and scott brown, always good to see you. when we come back, john solomon has an exclusive investigative report that will chronicle all the failures of the capitol police made on january 6th. also ash patel will chronicle all of nancy pelosi or's failure that day. as we continue, news you won't get from the mob, thanks for being with fox. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: the democratic led january 6th committee is preparing their multimedia political theater for thursday night, orchestrated in fact by a former liberal abc honcho, incidentally, by the way, that's the guy that spiked this story on jeffrey epstein before it became big news. i think he should have reported that. according to multiple reports. the sad part is the sham investigation has nothing to do with protecting the capital from future attacks. that should be the number one priority. they already have a predetermined outcome, they had that from the outset and rather than finding answers as to what did go wrong on the sixth a

. >> we've got monica with more monica day with the work with how it works. >> in our region, use 2 to 3 times more water in the summer than in the winter. so it's really important to use these meters in the summertime. with temperatures heating up and no sign of the drought slowing down. we're really encouraging people to get to know their landscape a little bit better weather than just looking and be like, oh, i think it needs water. amy, tell that with the region. water authority says these free moisture meters can help you do your part in conserving water. these moisture meters can be used on your plants inside your home and your garden or even on your lawn. but we want to do in a drought is to reduce overall landscape, watering what you can do while using a moisture meter. so but also taking care of your plants and trees that need that extra water. it's a delicate balance. tell that hopes everyone put some thought into this summer. we're not trying to kill our landscape are trying to reduce water waste in this drought and also reduce watering your landscape. and this just helps to

monica crowley podcast, monica crowley herself alongpo with the author, his new book is out soon. you want to get an early copy opamazon.com book storesyw everywhere. it's called suppression deception snobberyd bias why the press get so much wrong and just doesn't care. ari fleischer with us. and last but certainly not least, he deserves his own media show. our own joe concha is with us. monica, let's start with you. okay, you look at the state of the economy. how dooi you make the case point to one thing that i must be missing because every indicator i see tells me that this is an economic disaster record high gas prices. forty two year high of p inflation. we nowrir atio have the poor, the middle class and people fixed incomes, they are they are suffering badly. wewe can get out of the mess, bt that's not on the table. ig well, that's right, sean. you know the old saying don't on my leg and tell me it's raining. i think most of the american people now when they hear joe biden and the democrats try to say and try to spin this ,. put a gloss on this historic cadastre of a presidency, particularly with regard to the economy. they're saying don't on my leg and tell me it's raining their lived experience is an economic horror show. they have to decide between groceries or gas to get to workb to try to try to pay for basic necessities that they can no longer afford and that that

monica crowley a former treasury assistant secretary and host of monica crowley podcasts. all right, monica what we just saw right there. >> well, you know, the biden presidency has been historic catastrophe, jesse. and what's very telling is the fact that he will not course correct. he talks about well, i don't have a switch on gas prices and i don't have a switch on inflation. actually, he could send all of these disasters into reverse today if he wanted to, particularly with regard to energy. he has waged war on american domestic energy production and that's why gas prices are through the roof and since energy is built into the price of everything we consume in this country, if he just turned that policy around literally tomorrow, you would start to see progress in terms of bringing down inflation and gas prices. but he won't do it. and that is very telling. and it tells us, jesse, is that all of this is deliberate. they want to torpedo the u.s. economy, they want to bring americans to their knees in order to use economic coercion to change everybody's behavior. no matter what you drive

something like this was with monica lewinsky -- the incident with monica lewinsky, they were asked to testify as to what they had seen president clinton do with or without monicawant to be close to the person you're protecting. if you're testifying about their behavior, that makes the mission of the secret service much, much harder. if we see this happen, it's typically not something they wanted to do. it does make the choice to put those agents out front, that says something. i personally know both agents and especially robert engel, if he says it didn't happen, it did not happen. >> i do wonder, though, to your point, whether -- i mean, look, institutions have been -- our critical institutions have been in a difficult spot over recent years. and what you think this might mean for the secret service as an institution, how important is it to get the truth out there. >> i think they know the truth, whether it did or didn't happen. what's happening is now the public is being told a narrative. is it true, is it not true? secret service don't deal just with the president, you're dealing with first ladies, first children, foreign heads of state. do you come into co

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monica crowley along with leo monica, i'll along with leo start with you. i don't think are are giggling for vicee president that talks about the passage of time and the passage oft time overe and over again is quite up to o the task of being president. >> dof. no, i don't, son . and we've got a real problem here because the president of the united states clearly most of the timeos now doesn't know what planet he's on. and it's number twos is in a perpetual state of nervous n breakdown. so neither the president nor the vice president t is capable of doing the most important jobs nothe only in m the country but in the world. w soha what we're actually experiencing here is i a rolling constitutional crisis. nobody in the propagandan press wants to point w out the reality of what we're facinghere here ,t the american people see it very clearly and that's why joe bidenoe , his job approval numbers now, sean, are in the low 30s0s couple. harris is in the mid to upper 30s, not muchd better. and that's why you've got democrats now talking roundly about who is actually going tont be the standard bearer goingau into twenty four because neither one of these people is going to be the democratic nominee. you know, leo joy reid complaining that kamala harris was treated unfairly by theis whiterl male media. well, first joe gets a lot she does.t joe gets a lot can you explain our giggling vice president that has a hard time herself communicating to the american people? becausein i'm having a hard time analyzing it? well, no, i can't because first of all, let me tell you right now she's incompetent. she's unlikable. she's unlikable. president. she wasas selected for vice t president for all the wrongo reasons, nothing to do with qualifications. and as far as the jury recommitj the queen of playing the race card, let me be very clear . kamala harris has a approval rating in the low 30s that 70 percent of this country do notf approve of of all differentrt colors and even members ofy. a,her own party . and for a for a vp to lose 11 to 12 staff members, 12 70%an a year, that tells you she cannot manage her own office. finall point, she cut her price for a photograph of fifty thousand to five thousand. she would have to pay mee tote take a picture with her. i'm notd interested in that. all right. 2.0. re thank you , monica. always good to see you. thank you for joiningng us . when we come back , our own. bill hemmer is live at the big board with the latest on tonight's primaries. and virginia governor glenn young details his fight against the liberal machine when wes continuefi, men over 45. do you have a frequent urgent need to at night? i have good presenting that your lips just an outpatient treatment that simply reopens the to slow with no cutting. yes. so much more here in the dotcoms. ask your urologist about your work all eight hundred seventy five to eleven hundred today if something happened to you what would happen to them. their home, their education, their future. you need life insurance and chances are selectwoman can help you get it for less than a dollar a day. so let's quote found jacob 40 a five hundred thousand dollar policy for only nineteen dollars a month and select quotes found his wife wendy a 500 thousand dollar policy for only seventeen dollars a month. our secret that select qu

monica crowley, secretary and host of the monica crowley podcast come so we will have a $5 gas until ukraine beats russia. are you ready for a $5 gas for the next several years or forever? >> first of all, watching joe biden talk and move it's like one of those old internet dial-up's buffering, buffering, buffering and the clapping clip, that was obviously the clapping software loaded too soon for him. look, when it comes to energy policy, they know how to fix it, they just don't care to. they don't want to. because they know that the energy sector is the biggest of them all in terms of what they can use to re-engineer the u.s. economy into a more collective-neo-communist kind of model. so they want you out of your gas guzzling combustion vehicle and into an electric vehicle as they want you driving at all. so they are going to continue to press this and it does look like five or $6 gas for the foreseeable future when the solution is right in front of them about on leash and american energy, but they will not do it. >> jesse: let's talk optics, why can he fly's six and a half hours to europe all the time. he is always in europe, now to the middle east, why can he take these really, really long flights to other countries when he can't visit the border? it's like a four and a half-hour flight, or why can he go to a rake or of finery and louisiana? why doesn't the white house send him there? against his will. you know, put a blindfold on him and spin around and say we are going to take on a trip and then land and say, you are going to do a speech at a baby formula factory or an oil rig, something, why? >> you would think that the white house communications shop would at least have him do it even if they did not intend any change in policy, just for political communication have him give a speech at the border or a baby formula factory, but they simply won't do it and maybe they are suggesting it to maybe the president is overruling them, but he loves to be on the international stage, because all of those g7 and nato leaders are exactly like them. they have almost the same agenda when it comes to remaking the west. plus he loves to have his ego stroked by looking like he is sitting astride the world. it is one thing when he makes out of himself in the united states, but another one when he makes a ass out of himself abroad. >> jesse: no offense to boris johnson, but it can't be that great. it's like joe biden loves boris, only wants to do is spend time with boris, spend time with us or at least try to spend time with us and fix our problems instead of everybody else's. thank you always. lindsey graham golfs with trump all day, fresh off the course and has not had anything to drink. and is ready to tell us what the president thinks about everything. ♪ ♪ blood pressure. and since pain relievers may affect blood pressure, they can't just take anything for their pain. tylenol® is the #1 dr. recommended pain relief brand for those with high blood pressure. if you have questions on whether tylenol is right for you, talk to your doctor. ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ ♪ and party every day. ♪ ♪ i want to rock and roll all night ♪ applebee's late night. because half off is just more fun. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. take a stand and start a new day with trelegy. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. and save at trelegy.com. i'm susan and i'm 52 and i live in san francisco, california. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? 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but she is planning her wedding, so i know how taxing that can be. for those of you keeping score at home for the things democrats want to destroy, we have the supreme court, senate, electoral college, fossil fuels, police, prison system, the border, private health care, statues, gender, i'm sure there is more, but we would be here all night and tucker is up at 8:00. our founding fathers gave us a republic with checks and balances and a supreme court for a reason, to keep power hungry politicians tamed and the angry mob in line. and now that nothing is going right for them, they have decided to hell with all of it. lindsey graham is a member of the senate judiciary committee and probably shot under part today with the former president. did you bring up the filibuster and joe biden when you guys were out playing? >> no, i pretty much watched him beat me again, we had a great time. but there is an assault on democracy in this country by the left, not by the right. everything you said is true. it took us 50 years to overturn roe v. wade by working hard, winning an election, putting in service on the court. five days after overturning the decision, they want to blow up the senate. these people are crazy. they want to pack the court and abolish electoral college so new york and california can pick the president. they want to federalize all election so they can ballot harvest and do away with voter i.d. i'm hoping that people in america are watching what they are planning to do if we don't take back the senate. but you can rest well tonight, they are not going to be a part of this. >> jesse: do you just by mealsevery day and just keep ths happy as possible? >> i pray for their health to make sure that they eat well, they show up and are well hydrated, but it is -- it is scary. if we try to do this as conservatives, we write the constitution. it will be front page news everywhere, being blessed by public newspapers in the country, this is the most radical effort to change america in my lifetime. joe biden is not a centrist, part of the radical agenda, and he is very worried about your country -- our country and stay tuned, he is on the verge of making a decision. i will leave it up to him, but when he was president a secure border, and isis destroyed, the caliphate was, and we had -- we were energy independent, if i was president trump i would talk about the idea that it does not have to be this way, there is a better way and i would go to the border if i was president trump. >> jesse: you said stay tuned, could we air an announcement before the midterm elections? >> i don't know, but i have never seen them so focused. just the two of us sitting up in the corner he said lindsay, what is going on question marcus had mr. president, i can't give you a good answer. he is capable of changing the policies that led to the invasion, if i was president trump i would go to the border and say in 5 minutes i can fix this. if i were president trump i would go to energy producing states and say it's not the invasion in ukraine that has $5 guile and gas it's the declaration of war of biden on american fossil fuels. >> jesse: you are encouraging the president to start campaigning now, all right, lindsey, too bad about what happened today on the golf course, but just keep joe manchin and sineama well rested. you are doing your part. the supreme court decision on roe v. wade is getting a lot of buzz in new york at, so we had to send johnny out to get some questions. ♪ ♪ >> what you think about that big supreme court ruling? >> i really could not tell you. >> what is a supreme court? >> i don't know, sir. >> i would like to answer that question. >> what do you think about the supreme court ruling? >> it's not that i support abortion, but i would believe in women's rights. >> not just women, anybody with a uterus, obviously should have the choice. >> you believe that people should make a decision? >> all women and all birthing people in this country. >> it is terrible, it hurts me and i was really upset about it, i still am and i always will be. >> talking about it -- >> the supreme court? >> how many justices are there? >> did you read the opinions of the justices? >> i did not read too much into it. >> i did not, no, i have not. >> i would not want to be a part of the court system. >> we should tell president biden to take you out of the running? >> he is going to look alike one of them cutting up watermelons. ♪ ♪ >> what is wrong with letting the states decide? that's what they do with marijuana. >> you have a valid point there. you are right, that's true. good point. >> it's not that there is anything wrong with going back to the states, because a lot of states are -- will give the women the right to. >> wire states allowed to decide state-by-state with abortions, but state-by-state is not allowed to decide what happens with guns? >> it involves the constitution. >> we have a thing called the constitution which i cherish. >> abortion is a big word, i could quit my job, that's abortion. >> we have been identified. >> inflation, abortion, and what issue do you care about the most right now? >> do you love john kerry? >> and the inflation time. >> business owners can't keep up. >> when it comes to gas, that's a lot of money. >> reducing gas prices, because everybody is affected by that. >> including the price hike. ♪ ♪ >> we will be on "jesse watters prime time" what do you want to tell them? >> jesse, i have a cousin named jesse. >> how are you doing? >> good to your family. >> his family. >> love. >> jesse: love you too, when threesomes go wrong next. ♪ ♪ this means - free cancellation on most bookings. it's a bit functional. but we'll gladly be functional. so you can be free. booking.com booking.yeah ♪ got my hair got my head ♪ introducing new one a day multi+. a complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: when "prime time" was reading the papers this morning, we caught a strange piece in "the new york times" in a sentence struck out and really struck us. prince charles will stop accepting large cash donations for his charities, he accepted $3.1 million in donations, some of it in a suitcase and shopping bags from a qatari billionaire. it is thoughtful of the prince to stop up accepting large cash fraud, i mean donations from rich arab oil men. what a man of integrity, you would not want anyone to get the wrong idea. i'm glad that we can now trust that the prince is not being influenced anyway under the table taking suitcases stuffed full of middle eastern oil money for charity certainly runs a foul of royal protocol, since the prince is so outspoken about global warming. he would not want to give the impression that rich muslim princes are paying off the future king in cash to leave omissions at his mound. isn't prince charles brave? we know that one of the saudi donors conveniently got a knighthood and citizenship after forking over a ton of loot. that seems like a bribe where i come from, but i guess things are just different over there. what does a prince need a suitcase full of cash for anyway? does he get it to fund the 20 private jet trips to the u.k. just to avoid traffic? no, the taxpayers put that bill. may be to let his accuser virginia go free, saying she was traffic as a minor with jeffrey epstein and passed around as a platter of fruit between his rich buddies including prince andrew. says that she saw bill clinton hanging around, apparently owed jeffrey epstein if a beer. not to mention prince andrews ex-girlfriend says that they were like brothers. >> i don't know if you saw the paintings in jeffrey epstein's house, one of them a picture of bill clinton wearing a dress that monicathey were like brothers. >> jesse: the royal family, they are just like us. and we might start seeing a lot more of them over in the states. meghan markle is all fired up about roe v. wade being overturned. a lot of people are saying she may run for president. watch your back, joe biden. she is a woman with a lot of cash who is not named hillary clinton. a dance floor brawl involving about 60 people broke out on a carnival cruise just before docking here in new york city. fox news correspondent bill melugin has the story. >> well, this brawl took place on the cruise magic tuesday morning after making stops in the bahamas and turks and caicos, it was headed back to manhattan, and that is when around 5:00 a.m. a massive fight took over the dance floor and involving around 60 people. security on the ship got involved, but it got so out of control that to the coast guard had to escort the ship back to new york where police were waiting for it to dock. and we are now learning what may have

monica crowley along with leo 2.0 tyrell. monica, i don't think our giggling vice-president talks about the passage of time and the passage of time over and over again is quite up to the task of being president, do you? >> no, i don't, sean and we've got a real problem here because the president of the united states clearly, most of the time, doesn't know what planet he's on, and his number two is in a perpetual state of nervous breakdowns. so neither the president nor the vice-president is capable of doing the most important job not only in the country sean but in the world. so what we're experiencing here is a rolling constitutional cries. nobody in the propaganda press wants to point out the reality of what we're facing here. but the american people see it very clearly. and that is why joe biden, his job approval numbers now sean are in the low 30s. kamala harris is in the mid to upper 30s, not much better. and that's why you've got democrats now talking roundly about who is actually going to be the standard there going into '24

monica lewinsky and paris hilton famous for nothing, monica lewinsky was famous for something so i don't know what she's talking about but i think it's hard to become famous for nothing, i'm a big crashing defender for this reason, people want to watch them eat salads and work out and that's what the show is about and people are all about it so i think i would like to see jennifer aniston try it, you could do it, that's really something. kennedy: jennifer aniston is famous for the dumb salad she brought to the set of friends every day and posted a recipe like every other year and it's like okay, chickpeas -- >> the morning show is some of. kennedy: at the millers and i think she's funny in those movies and then i think the good girls, she was good and that so she can act, she's funny and versatile but anytime someone who came of age and it different decade is pooh-poohing people just getting famous now like okay, boomer. >> will add on days of our lives, romanov was a big. kennedy: thank you very much, karol markowicz. how do you like that, chris? forks for your humble pie. great work, thank you so much, good to talk to you all. kennedy: punishing border patrol agents, they were whipping migrants. they were cleared of doing wrong. who is he trying to get? ben domenech is next. ♪♪ 24 ♪♪ kennedy: that sample is straight hell. department of home and security reportedly preparing to punish the border patrol agents accused of whipping migrants attempted to cross the border last september this despite the fact the agents were cleared of any criminal conduct more than two months ago. here's a reminder of how the biden white house reacted at the time. >> it's outrageous, i promise you those people will pay. >> we understand and agree this has been an incredibly heart-wrenching issue. >> i was outraged by it, it was horrible deeply troubling. kennedy: she forgot to laugh. those involved were taking off normal duties of the border, fox news told the agents will face administrative violations. the thing is, they never used any whips, those are rains and even the photographer vouched for the agents, a misrepresentation of what went on there. why are they still being disciplined? joining me now from the ben domenech podcast and also dictator usa editor at large and fox news contributor, ben domenech, welcome back. >> i just can't tell you how disappointed i am that we are dealing with a scandal here in washington that could have involved significant with me and yet it didn't. it so disappointing when things like "house of cards" and the like where you see political figures paying for this kind of treatment it turns out not to be the case and it seems the white house is disappointed as well and in this case is going to have some kind of penalties on these people who apparently did the horrible thing of doing their jobs being being photographed doing it. kennedy: walk me through this because i know cbp is having a hard time getting enough agents to deal with the influx of immigrants because of the inhumane immigration system we have in this country the president and democrats refuse to fix although they could. if you are trying to get more water agents, is this the best advertising for what your future might hold? >> of course not and this is an example of how foolhardy the biden administration is hand why they show over and over again as they display this level of ignorance about the order and border issues that is so apparent. in this case you have mounted agents, people tasked with basically running down folks along the border in areas where use of vehicles would be riveted and they've always used courses for this kind of thing, there's always troops in this type of situation, and various representations of our state authorities and when it comes to this sort of issue, the whole thing started with a viral picture that people can understand what they were looking at, they didn't understand what they were seeing and jumped to the worst possible conclusion. you have media figures comparing it to the treatment of slaves, you had going apparently causing emotional pain for a lot of different democrats including kamala harris and the end result, you should have been able to say we have good news, that's not what was happening, that's not what anybody said was happening, it's not what the photographer said was happening and it's not what the agents were doing and yet now after this long period, i don't know why it took them this long, they are still going to put on punishment it has to discourage anybody considering putting their name into what is frankly a thankless job along the border where you can be penalized just for trying to do the work you are tasked with. kennedy: and it really hard to do that job at all because there are so many constraints and if you do sign up because of federal law enforcement, this may not be the job for you, it very thankless and only getting worse. thank you, i am thankful for you. >> great to be with you. kennedy: topical storm is next. ♪♪ another crazy day? 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monica macchio, who's life for us in rio de janeiro, monica waiting to hear from the police shortly. we're understand. yes, saw the police was going to have whole depressed conference in the next 30 minutes . perhaps. today what they did was they took the suspect, or one of the 2 suspects to the area where the bodies is supposedly, are according to the local press, the, these 2 people. but on a beta and dom phillips were cut, cut in little pieces and were birch and thrown in a ditch. and but this, this has not been officially confirmed. what we do know is that everybody saying that the investigation is coming to an end. of course, there are many steps ahead. you still have probably done defy whatever body parts you can find with the dna of these 2 people which have already been collected. and now what fears of the local communities are, even if this investigation is over, the, the they are left unprotected? and because bruno pity it was a very, a big indigenous specialist. so the fact that he would is no longer there to help protect theory from illegal fishing from poachers from illegal mining. that is the great law. and monica presidents, j, i both know has been speaking more about the case hasn't well recently. yes, he always says that they were, weren't supposed to. well, that they went on a risky trip, which is a trip we the al jazeera team did just a couple of months ago. and that they shouldn't have been. it was like they were running a risk on purpose, but the fact is that if they were ambushed in the place where supposedly they were amber's, that was not in the region that the, the deep forest that is close to villages fishermen's villages. it's an area that people go up and down with both, so it isn't that they were running an unnecessary risk. another thing he said was that dom phyllis was disliked by illegal miners because he had been writing about this well. capturing illegal miners should be the state policy. the fact that the state has taken away funding from organizations that are supposed to patrol these areas has led the indigenous people to form their own patrol. and that is what bruno beta

monica joining us live, the nasdaq with these stories and more. good morning, monica. >> and good morning to you, jeanne. that's right. are bringing back shared rides in several u.s. cities, including san francisco with uber x share. riders can get an upfront discount as you know, up to 20% off the total fare if they match with another rider along their route, uber paused and shared rides in twenty-twenty due to the covid-19 pandemic. well, with prices hovering in the $30 range, the humble pizza may no longer be the inexpensive, easy, easy option for families and college kids on a budget. unfortunately, the rising cost of cheese is getting most of that blame. she's prices alone are up 30% just from last year. americans, as you mentioned, gearing up for the traditional 4th of july celebration, though, can expect to fork over a whopping $76.94. for the average cookout. that's burgers, dogs, chicken, pork and all the fixings. that is up more than 17% just from last year's figure of $65.46, according to the consumer price index compiled by the u.s. bureau of labor statistics. well, us rinse surged by another record led by a 41%. whopping jump in miami. core logic says supply shortages and a strong job market are the things driving prices up live from the nasdaq market site. i'm monica health you just when you thought those prices good get higher. the dew, monica, thank you very much. there you go. >> have a great day. you too. all right. 7.18, is the time california lawmakers have renewed an effort to try and hold social media companies accountable for their role in pushing. >> this information online that's led to deadly violence fueled by hate on their platforms. assemblyman jesse gabriel is the lead author of the bill that would require social media companies to give reports to the state attorney general about how they're monitoring extremism and threats of violence. now those reports would be delivered about every 3 months. the lawmakers think that this transparency will force media companies to tamp down on some of the hateful and dangerous messaging that we're seeing on their streams. >> and somebody puts a post that goes viral and is getting a ton of interactions and a ton of eyeballs in your monetizing that and you leave it up there for 2 weeks and make a t

yes, monica, thank you very much. indeed, monica, you not hear of talking to us from bona service. nearly $12000000.00 students across china is sitting there, university entrance exams, but the government 0 tolerance, coven, 19 restrictions are causing additional stress to students already under pressure to new reports from bushing. these teenagers are about to take exams, which many believe will make or break their future. chinese university entrance assessments called the gao cow are among the toughest and the walt almost $12000000.00 students are sitting them this year. and the pandemic has created some of the most stressful conditions in the exams. history. temperatures are checked upon entry. birds with fevers are immediately isolated. but there are other challenges. 18 year old charlotte song has been studying at home for 13 hours a day. current of hours, restrictions and aging forced all classes online, adding to the pressure says her mother feel her loyalty version to physically going to school is very important, was for meeting peers, teachers, and relieving stress passings. a pr

monica crowley. good to see both. w monica,it we'll start with you. the biggest problem that joe biden has is is the day to day problem, the day to day reminders when anybody d goes to fill up their gas tank, they're reminded that we usedre to pay two dollars and something a gallon for gasolinen fo and we are nowow headed towards six dollars a gallon on a national average almost at five dollars. already there's some places in california it'sfo over eight dollars a gallon. go into course you your local grocery store. i go once a week, i do my own shopping and i mostly paleo, i buy meat. the prices have pretty much doubled. also the price of everything we all buy in every store we go to cost more . so there's the daily reminders, and americans, they are two thirds of them now are living paycheck to paycheck. they can't afforday his economic or his energy policies. policie. what does that day to day mean for him? y you're exactly right, sean. exa and whenctly you add to iten that this president has only been in office for a year and a half. so the memory of the booming trump economy where every american was benefiting from strong economicca growthnt and record low unemployment across the board a, that memoryt is so fresh that the comparison with what they are living through right now in the biden economy is particularly stark. you know, when president trump handed joe biden this economy in january i 20 21, he gave him the fastest economic recovery from any crisis on record john.a and we have seen what he hason done with it. so when he is baffled by his low poll numbers h and the democrats pull their own poll numbers, all they have to do isr look to their own policies which created this economic catastrophe w. it's not only the day to day skyrocketing inflation that every american iss suffering with sean, but it's also a labor i supply chain crisis. and now on top of it, you'veng got a weakening economy and the fed is now tightening intoo a weakening economy. this is one of the things that jamie dimon is j warningamu about. so we are heading into unchartered territory heresc and for the president and the democrats to to scratch w their heads and wonderon what is going on , how could this possibly happen? it isib a directs a result of their catastrophic economic policies that are delivering pain to every american. steve, i look at this and we're reminded at the pump. we're reminded in every store we go to everything we buy that much more . you have two young children at home. we've been friends for a long time now. a baby formula shortage. we ran out of covid tests over christmas going into the third year of a pandemic. i stilll don't think joe really knows what monoclonal antibodies are because there's no operatore, in warp speed for that or operation warp speedor for b baby formula, whicham i'm sure would probably help your family out. >> it would help mine and every family in this country that has young children out. what's astonishing is the whitea house not even present a timeline of what biden knew and when he knew it about this formula crisis. it's the worst combination of extremist policy and total incompetence and you cannot of crises fy out that afflict families every day.am a as you said yous go to the pump, you can't afford gas. you go to the grocery store, you can't formula. you walk down your street. you're not safe because of soaring crime. you try and get a job. your wages are destroyed by inflation. youe want your kids to be safe. drugs are pouring into our country through a wide open border no matter what spin this pathetic white house tries to push, they can't talk aroundh the fact that these arees the heartaches afflicting real americans day in and day out. s you can add to that list even you send your kids to school, you think they're going to learn readingey, writing, math , science, computers know they're indoctrinated into a value system that many parents take issue with . why don't we't focus considerinw we spend more per capita on education on every student than any other industrialized country a and we have the worst results. we're not doing that well either. and what manito are on order? yeah, exactly. it's that bad.ie and jamie dimon d is right and it's going to get worse and people better buckle up for all of you in this audience.an i'm not a financial adviser. i just urge you to take this seriously. anticipate the worst youy, can hope for the best c. but i don't have a lot of hope because he's not going to change his policies all i thank you both, monicave miller, m thank you . all right. coming up, more outrageous rhetoric and policies from the left. you're not going tothee believe the ad one senate candidate in kentucky released. will sho we will show you that ad. and a reparations company, california, the roy murdock, david webb, their next t shoppig for car insurance is the worst . not anymore. this one says one thing he pretty much the same. here's one for you. make sure that is not right. great work experience like having a team bearing your current policy quotes from top providers. it's a new easy way to shop and save on car insurance. i say the one 100% spirit spirito we compared you say on car insurance. go to experian .com slash car. why are so many people turning to superbeets crystal because it would be crystal to give you the energy and blood pressure support you want from the real without the beefcakes supervene and i swear by it it gives me more healthy energy to keep up with my hectic schedule in support of the blood p

monica in ocoee of is in rio de janeiro, forrest now. and monica, what's the latest on the forensic investigation? well, less than 2 hours ago. the mortal remains of dom phillips and little not the data were taken to brazilian brazil's capital to be identified and to be compared. these mortal remains with dna samples which had already been collected. this is just to make sure that the identities are correct. although brazilian police are there is no doubt that these 2 men were killed because amadi will do. who is the person that ah confessed to killing them? said that gave all the details of the murder and took them into an area 3 and a half kilometers from the river deep into the amazon forest, where they were buried. the police is also investigating his brother and 3 other people, which are a suspects in this case. now, what people besides out outsiders are saying is there's more to this than just 5 local people, killing a journalist that was writing a book on, on the amazon, and that one of brazil's most experienced ha, indigenous sa experts who know who knows very well. that area which is home to the largest amount of and contacted tribes in the world. they say they're, these are crimes that have been a legal fees, ship fishing. mining and poaching have been denounced by the indigenous people by bruno fitted for many years now and have been ignored. so there are other interests behind this. and monica more vigils up sand over the weekend. we understand yes, there will be. vigils are in some baldwin saturday in brazil. ya. on sunday there has already been one in rio. ah, before we knew the that the bodies had been found of the families of both men to day out were just in mourning. avoiding talking, they had already issued statements, saying that they hope at least have been their lives, have not been taken in vain. ah, and that the fight to preserve the amazon to preserve the indigenous people. an area that both men loved so much would continue. okay, monica inactive in rio de janeiro. thank you. when has been violence and parts of india and response to a new military recruitment scheme protested set far to trains, blocked highways and fort with police. it spread to about a dozen towns in the northern estate of b ha. at the moment, young recruits automatically offered a permanent ro, none of the changes. they'll work for the military for 4 years without pension or benefits guarantee

monica? no one in ludlow, much personable knows they don't, but they're back on a brief hold. sure. so monica motors, director of the show, just get a hold on, give us an idea if credit or a cost but, but don't do despite a personal come with it that she left booklet, but it brought out a brick a spot ah ah, ah, with to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with good to do with the water. shouldn't pay for 2 of them. are you when you're, when you're a little quality, stupid on if there's $40.00 a night to radiate somebody doing that? you know, we're going more to hold. it was close to that you were don't close your orders. deborah, go to move you up with our headquarters. but he's only mostly, but i'm just public school. yeah. and you just need to talk with somebody and i'm more than a nurse which is like with just a bunch of kids that the disagreement

this , monica crowley, ey former assistant secretary o the treasury and host of the monica crowley podcast and joe pinyon, republican nominee for us senate in new york against chuck schumer. monicag, medicare covering influence going to do maybe i'm missing something i'm not and these catastrophic poll numbers for joe biden are no mystery here as to how we got here . this is an historic catastrophe. this presidency in every single direction. we've got a weakening economy, skyrocketing inflation and gas prices, an ongoing labor crunch ,an ongoing supply chain crisis where people can't even get baby formula wide open southern border with all of the problems that brings a weakeningg militaryta catastrophic withdrawal from afghanistan allryroph the worlds worst are on the march. ra i was: there any day. there was literally throw myself off the literally badin working here . and you wouldgrk think, laura , that a normal president would shift course right. there would be a course correction just out of sheere o necessity for political survival going into this track. but we're not getting s any of that because this is all partt of the leftist revolution. now, joe biden was on the beach

monica, and thank you very much indeed, monica you, nikita, of bringing yourself to date from warner center. so i wanna bring in jonathan once he's the guardians. global environment editor is a friend of the missing british journalist. don phillips, who's joining us live from washington dc. very eager to have you. we're the sir on al jazeera monica was describing the are the expertise that bruno put ada has in this area. tell us if you will, about the background of don phillips. sure don't. phillips is a very experienced, very caring, very careful journalist, very close friend. i've known him for more than 10 years. when i 1st arrived in brazil, correspondent there. he already knew the language perfectly. he knew the ropes, he, he totally loved brazil. and he stayed there. he's been there ever since his wife is present and i know that at the moment he had taken a year off to write a book about the amazon rain forest. so he was researching that book when he went missing. but really, i've been a journalist for 25 years in countries across the world. and i would say that dumb is cop caliber really compassionate, really intelligent and very brave, but he didn't. he's not a reckless adventurer. he would have looked at the risk very carefully. he, as you've heard from monica, he went with one of the best guides there is out that he di

said monica for congress up and learn more about what a movement is down here in the rio grande valley. and we're leading this effort nationwide and it's starting right here in my district where monica the numbers, his poll numbers for democrats on issues like border enforcement and the economy. they are i mean, i've never i don't think i've ever seen numbers this bad. but we're going to be watching your district very closely and all of south texas, which looks like it's going to be a massive red wave. >> thank you so much. no one in this country should have to live in fear that they will go to work or shop at a grocery store and will be attacked by someone who hates them because of the color of their skin. >> okay, but why doesn't that same rule apply to victims of any violence like those who are subjected to attacks because of their beliefs about the issue of abortion? well, merrick garland. doj has still not said a word about the attacks on pregnancy life centers in recent weeks and his personal silence on this is only encouraging more threats. the group jane's revenge, which organized the protests outside the homes of conservative justices have reportedly issued a new missive ab

monica crowley, former assistant secretary of the treasury and hostt of the monica crowley podcast, and dr. ben carson, former hud. secretary, presidential candidate, dr. neurosurgeon, founder and chairman of the american cornerstone institute. monica, let's start with you. inniless unhinged reaction in te streets today to today's ruling i think kind of tells the story. >> yeah, and not >> surprised at all, laura , given what we knowa about the left,lw they will f always look for a pretext to try to tear the country down, er whether it's the george floyd murder or this roe versus wade decision. so, you know, again, no surprise and i thinkpa we can anticipate more of this because they are literally at war with all of l our institutions and so they will look for any chancee to tear themk down. dr. carson, just your reaction 50 years ofrr toiling away, being ridiculed, c written off, socialed conservatives were kind of laughed at by hollywood and ridiculed by all the elites tote have this day come that a lot of people never thought would. how impactful is this ?w how important is this ? how significant? on it's a monumental very happy to see it come realized and ofs course that this is really just the beginning. and we must continue t

week police a yet to comment on the alleged confession of morris at speak to monica yanna care who's live in rio de janeiro, monica, how reliable are these reports? well, we were pretty skeptical at 1st, because earlier this week there had been a fake report that 2 bodies had been found. the families were informed, they were very distressed, and then we discovered it was not the case, but at that time, the police came out immediately to deny these reports. this time all major networks are saying that this happened. they're pointing out to 2 men. one had already been detained before i'm ideal, do we? we ran into him when we were there at their job id valley and then there's his brother, r o z in me. and in those 2 were the ones that support allegedly confessed, but nobody denied the reports that are going coming out on all the may not networks and, and, and media here in brazil. so we were waiting for the police to give a briefing probably to morrow because now they're like, it's pretty late here. it's dark already. and why is there a belief that they might have been murdered? well brought it out is, is a well know

monica crowley, former assistant secretary of treasury under president trump and host of the monica crowley podcast. today the biden treasury secretary made a big admission. watch. >> core inflation has come down. it is still too high, but in recent reports, we have seen it move down so that's an encouraging sign, the president is authorized historic releases of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve, but we can't rule out. >> she goes on to admit that sh missed inflation a year ago. how does she still have her job? >> welcome and she has her job because biden wants her in ther and she's useful for the fundamental transformation of the u.s. economy which is what the left is all about. jenny allen and the fed have veered off their core mission o stable prices reining in inflation and maximizing employment. those are their corporations. that is to make sure the u.s. economy is strong and healthy. you know what? the people suffering the most o the american people. we have been screaming for well over a year that inflation is taking root. is going to get entrenched and then it's going to be incredibl painful for the american people but also incredibly painful to dislodge inflation as we saw an the early 1980s. it's a very painful process to get with it once he came through . now we are in this situation, you have the president, the treasury secretary, and the chairman of the fed also looks at daisy, are bad, we told you this was going to be transitory but guess not. >> laura: monica said this months ago. the council of economic advisers , he should be gone. i don't know why we had to hear from him to taper it yelling, i would not hire her to text that let alone run the treasury department. powell gets re- upped as chairman of the federal reserve. so there is no accountability for completely screwing over th american pillared people. zero accountability. >> there is only accountability if you're a republican or a conservative or president trump if you're a democrat in office all you do is fail up and you fail up because in large part you got the protection of the press, that just covers for the and makes excuses for them and doesn't cover the stories the wear of the american people are experiencing them. i look at the treasury in the fed almost every day, they have veered off onto climate change, and social justice and experiments and things like tha rather than focusing on keeping the united states economy on an even keel. >> monica, we know there's no accountabi

all of them cherry for brazil, monica, and our give, i'll jazeera rio de janeiro ah, just picking up on that report from monica there, ellie mang. and what is it about the brazilian team that so attractive to international fans? well, i think it's a combination of a few things. this style of play, the boys had the unique, iconic, green and gold kits. they really stand out and just the history of brazil and its connection with the beautiful game. i mean, many people say england created the game, but brazil preferred to the in the style. they play with legends like pele ramayo or in show and so many others. i think it's just this combination of this legendary, beautifully aesthetic, please in a football that that makes them so so beloved. and of course the supporters that come with that they incorporate their culture the somber or the drums. everything that goes with it and on what you get is this really attractive centric way of wave living football on and off the pit. and that's why everyone loves the way it's there often many people's 2nd teen whether or not they're going to succeed. this time, i don't know,