mr lewis faces serious criminal charges — prosecutors.ecutors. mr lewis faces serious criminal charges in the _ prosecutors. mr lewis faces serious criminal charges in the united - criminal charges in the united states, they were brought by us attorney damian williams in the southern district of new york and he is going to appear in a courtroom in the building behind me where charges are going to be read out against him. in total, 16 charges of security fraud, three of conspiracy, the most serious of those charges carry a maximum prison sentence of up carry a maximum prison sentence of up to 25 years. so for the 86—year—old, this is really a battle for his life. he has voluntarily come here on his own reconnaissance, his lawyer says, and he intends to fight the charges. in his lawyer says, and he intends to fight the charges.— his lawyer says, and he intends to fight the charges. in terms of those alle . ations fight the charges. in terms of those allegations of _ fight the charges. in terms of those allegations of insider _ fight the cha

in a statement, mr lewis's lawyer has said the charges are ill—conceived and will be vigorously defendedined by mike ingram, who's a senior market strategist at activtrades. just talk us through this. what did they allege has got on here because mike these are very, very serious charges, a total of 16 counts of securities fraud and counts of conspiracy. securities fraud and counts of consniracy-— conspiracy. certainly on the securities — conspiracy. certainly on the securities fraud, _ conspiracy. certainly on the securities fraud, it - conspiracy. certainly on the securities fraud, it seems l conspiracy. certainly on the | securities fraud, it seems to conspiracy. certainly on the - securities fraud, it seems to allege insider trading. that is when somebody uses material non—public information, such as, for instance, that you might have if you're sitting on a board of directors, and then using that information to go out and trade in the stock market or to encourage others to trade on the stock market for profit. to give an idea of the seriousness of these charges. it is a civil and a cr

in fact, mr lewis is due to appear after surrendering to us authorities. get to him. in total, 16 charges of security fraud, three of conspiracy. the most serious of those carry a maximum prison sentence of up to 25 years. for the 86—year—old, this is really a battle for his life. he has voluntarily come here on his own recognisance. he attends to fight the charges. in recognisance. he attends to fight the charges-— the charges. in terms of those allegations. — the charges. in terms of those allegations, what _ the charges. in terms of those allegations, what detail- the charges. in terms of those allegations, what detail have i the charges. in terms of those i allegations, what detail have they given? allegations, what detail have they riven? . . allegations, what detail have they riven? ., ., . given? yeah, i mean, the prosecutors have called — given? yeah, i mean, the prosecutors have called it — given? yeah, i mean, the prosecutors have called it quite _ given? yeah, i mean, the prosecutors have called it quite a _ given? yeah, i mean, the prosecutors

now mr lewis has voluntarily travelled from his home in the bahamas to the us.ges of security fraud and conspiracy for crimes dated between 2013 to 2021. these include several counts of insider trading. and that's basically supplying nonpublic information to third parties who then sold or bought stocks, benefiting financially as a result. now prosecutors claim joe lewis told an ex—girlfriend to invest in a biotech firm and allege he loaned two pilots large, large sums of cash to purchase stocks. the two men in question have also been charged with insider trading, securities fraud. as for tottenham hotspur, they are currently on a pre—season tour of singapore and they've said in a statement that this was an non—footballing matter and it would have no bearing on the club. in other news... a court in london has cleared kevin spacey of sexual assault. the hollywood actor was found not guilty of all nine sexual offense charges against him. the allegations were made by four men and spanned more than a decade — from 2001 to 2013. speaking afterwards, mr spacey said he

mr lewis's lawyer has rejected the charges.ent, andy verity. these were allegations laid out in a video statement. what else was alleged? video statement. what else was alleued? ,, ., , , video statement. what else was alleued? ,, ,, video statement. what else was alleued? ,, . , , , . video statement. what else was alleued? ,, ., , , alleged? essentially this is a case alleged? essentially this is a case all about insider _ alleged? essentially this is a case all about insider trading. - alleged? essentially this is a case all about insider trading. that's i all about insider trading. that's when someone has privileged information on the other investors don't have any access to which they might tread upon, which might change the value of the company. for example, if someone were taking over a football club and at the head about it from the manager, and then about it from the manager, and then a football that leaked it to his sister in law, who bought shares and then made money — that is insider trading, and it is illegal. it i

in a statement mr lewis's lawyer has said the charges are ill—conceived and will be vigorously defendeder way to save dozens of whales stranded on the western australian coast, after 51 others were confirmed dead. the pod of long—finned pilot whales came ashore close to cheynes beach, south of perth. heavy—lifting equipment and experts from perth zoo have joined efforts to rescue the marine mammals. china's ruling communist party has dismissed the country's foreign minister and replaced him with his predecessor. qin gang disappeared from public view a month ago; a statement mentioning an apparent health problem has since been wiped from the record. his duties are being taken on by the top policy official, wang yi, who's already filled in for him at international events. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell sent this update from beijing. this is, of course, absolutely massive news in china and yet in typical fashion it came in such a muted way with just a few sentences read out on the evening television news bulletin that the foreign minister oin gang was to be removed from his post

mr lewis, whose family trust owns tottenham hotspur football club, we mention antony blinken watchingmen's world cup. on wednesday, ireland became the first team knocked out of the tournament, with a 2—1 loss to canada. no longer in contention, they'll now play for pride the group stage continues on thursday. we'll see the us face off against the netherlands, portugal take on vietnam and hosts australia will meet nigeria. live now to sydney, let's bring in katie silver. i know you want to talk about ireland and spain so you go ahead and do the picking. let’s ireland and spain so you go ahead and do the picking.— ireland and spain so you go ahead and do the picking. let's start with ireland and — and do the picking. let's start with ireland and canada. _ and do the picking. let's start with ireland and canada. we _ and do the picking. let's start with ireland and canada. we will - and do the picking. let's start with ireland and canada. we will get i and do the picking. let's start with ireland and canada. we will get to| ireland and canada. we will get to japan i know that is where yo

mr. lewis, my client is innocent until it's proven. i don't think that this 50 pages of that workshop will find as i mean vitamin. this is a way to prosecute those seemed united states to every job in baltimore to show mainly to do it because like the one day negotiate for me please. um, this is one thing i want to tell you that for too many links, in this case of a link to the volume that's parameter to james, 200 to 2 cetera. to tony. and there is i, according to my client, to prosecute those in this case, according to my client, they don't like put money to joe by the, by the way, according to the investment, he's facing 118, use the peak 118 using j one. if it would not be a set metal to solve it, sir, big joe. but as i say to many links just to the by them say maybe like, um home to receive x diamond from the president of c s. c, which is the orange company or for russia, the recent email. oh, really strange that came from huntsville and i think to get involved with mike and someone up and up to 10 days. $1100000.00, which is link

mr lewis families association. lewis set off from the same spot six years ago with only a few suppues years ago with only a few supplies and £10 in his pocket. he said he never stopped believing in himself. >> the main lesson of all is , >> the main lesson of all is, you know, certainly for people that have been suffering with any mental health issues , is to any mental health issues, is to have a focus. you know, something that you can focus something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you and anybody tell you you can't. and you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it's never been shouldn't do it, it's never been done or anything like this. they're the parts that i love the if i'd have the most. so if i'd have listened would have listened to them, i would have missed on all of that. and missed out on all of that. and finally, thousands of people have taken part in belfast's largest parade largest ever pride

mr lewis families association. lewis set off from the same spot six years ago with only a few suppues years ago with only a few supplies and £10 in his pocket. he said he never stopped believing in himself. >> the main lesson of all is , >> the main lesson of all is, you know, certainly for people that have been suffering with any mental health issues , is to any mental health issues, is to have a focus. you know, something that you can focus something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you and anybody tell you you can't. and you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it's never been shouldn't do it, it's never been done or anything like this. they're the parts that i love the if i'd have the most. so if i'd have listened would have listened to them, i would have missed on all of that. and missed out on all of that. and finally, thousands of people have taken part in belfast's largest parade largest ever pride

yeah, the hey, i get an idea direct to general mr. lewis and this suit assessment was here today to develop adults. the see is fine when the full, the number to do hectic houston, if the division what she exact was obviously embarrassing to him. but he persevered amiably so as not to significantly damage scientific interests in the process to the associated with. this put, find the belong together, still have to be separated, is not his fault. this is due to the new regulation, know which, as i know, we both regret including lice, but that was the location culture heritage foundation in bending now owns the signs that were awarded to james team on the excavations finance. in 1913, the touchingly delicate statue of the queen and a sin, wrote many of the pieces are working models, unfinished specimens from the sculptors workshop. but nothing comes close to the impact of the color. so queen legends have even a much about and if it teaches exodus it, all shop cheat was nitro t. t, intentionally hidden partially visible on the german part of the

the us attorney for the southern district of new york says mr lewis has been charged with orchestratingculties with that report there. now to our next story. two recent court cases could decide the future of us presidentjoe biden�*s policies on migration across the us�* southern border. on tuesday, a federaljudge ruled against a new biden administration policy that would deny asylum to migrants who do not ask for refuge in countries they pass through on their way to the us. the judge allowed the rules to remain in place for 1h days, and the biden administration has launched an appeal. and on monday, the department ofjustice sued the state of texas and its governor, greg abbott, after he deployed buoys along the rio grande river, which divides the us and mexico. the biden administration says international borders are the domain of the federal government, not the states. congressman joaquin castro is a democrat from texas. my colleague carl nasman spoke with him earlier. congressman castro, thank you so much for being here. i want to start with what happened on monday, the biden administr

but that is how mr. lewis met dr. king, through writing him a letter. he wrote dr. king a letter.nd dr. king sent him back the bus tactic to get engaged, get involved. and so mr. luis was also about connecting the world. wasn't about georgia's district or his country, but promoting peace and democracy across the world, and so this is so fitting, his stance in writing letters is the way that we can continue to do that, especially on a forever stand. that constant reminder of his work, the work that i have to do here in congress. to continue to not just uplift his legacy around voting rights and voter registration but so many other issues, to make sure that we are uplifting our communities. and so the forever stamp is that constant reminder, he specially in a day and a time when we have politicians, republican politicians, who want to erase our history. and so it gives me the opportunity to continue to tell his story to young people that come into my office, and i meet on the hill. and we are going to continue to uplift his legacy, regardless of what the other side is doing and sayi

mr. lewis$300,000 per year in salary and benefit cost for the executive director of the now dissolved center appear they go on to save the speaker series and classes will continue at the school. back out here live, lewis and arizona state have both removed any association with each other off of each other's respective website. they are down. back to you. >> sandra: on that, bill melugin, john. >> john: for more on this, let's bring in chris roofer author of the book "america's cultural revolution and how the radical left conquered everything." we have a lot of stuff to talk about today. tom lewis and asu. he is hitting them in the pocketbook. here is why he is doing it. this is what he told laura ingraham last night. >> finally just had enough. i have seen what's really happening and it is not a pretty picture. the university is intolerable of the voice from the right. number one, they don't want donors to metal with the classroom. and they don't want conservative speakers to speak on campus. >

. >> in a statement to fox news asu says mr. lewis funding that paid for more than 300,000 per year in salary and benefits cost for the now executive director of the now dissolved center and went on to say the speaker sessions will continue at the school. in the meantime lewis and arizona state have both removed any association with each other off their respective websites. send it back to you. >> dana: thank you. money talks. money walks. >> bill: before we go we have something special today lined up here. we have a surprise for dana marie, the service dog named after you celebrating a major accomplishment. here is a presentation. watch. >> dana perino, i have some exciting news for you. this is your namesake, former peppy dana, who is now being chosen as breeder dana. breeders are the best of the best. they are chosen because they are the absolute best of what we have and want to have them be part of our future. >> dana: thank you for that. absolutely. that's great. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: breaking news a

ladies and gentlemen, inaugural president and chief executive officer of the john and lillian lewis foundation. >> mrker, leader jeffries, colleagues, friends and family of john lewis. it warms my heart and amazing and kind of ironic we are here today to celebrate john lewis and the u.s. postage stamp that will bear his likeness. ironic may not be the exact word but when i learned. i was his chief of staff back in the day before there was -- before everyone had a cell phone. g.p.s. trackers were not available. so when i had to track the congressman down, which i had to do rather often, i had to send interns to do it. the first place i would send them to be here. i would say come here first and most of the time here's where they would find him, talking to groups of students, chatting with the capitol police, catching up with colleagues and answering questions from visitors or wondering around looking at the statues. john lived this place and he was in awe of this place. this place strengthened and fortified him to do the people's work. this was his favorite place on the hill. not the hallowed halls of

the soldiers , sailors and airmen's families association charity mr lewis set off from the same spotars ago, with only a few supplies and £10 in his pocket along the way , a woman in scotland joined way, a woman in scotland joined him on his walk. they got chatting and now they're married and they've got a baby. he says he never stopped believing in himself . himself. >> i have a focus . you know, >> i have a focus. you know, something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you can't. and you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it. it's never been done or anything like this. they're parts that love done or anything like this. the most parts that love done or anything like this. the most . parts that love the most. >> just a quick word about the england bowler, stuart broad , england bowler, stuart broad, who says he's going to retire from cricket after the from test cricket after the ashes . the 37 year old made the ashes. the 37 year old made the announcement on day three of the

the soldiers , sailors and airmen's families association charity mr lewis set off from the same spotyears ago, with only a few supplies and £10 in his pocket along the way , a woman in scotland joined way, a woman in scotland joined him on his walk. they got chatting and now they're married and they've got a baby. he says he never stopped believing in himself . himself. >> i have a focus . you know, >> i have a focus. you know, something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you can't. and you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it. it's never been done or anything like this. they're parts that love done or anything like this. the most parts that love done or anything like this. the most . parts that love the most. >> just a quick word about the england bowler, stuart broad , england bowler, stuart broad, who says he's going to retire from cricket after the from test cricket after the ashes . the 37 year old made the ashes. the 37 year old made the announcement on day three of th

mr lewis set off from the same point six years ago with only a few supplies and just £10 in his pocketsuffering with any mental health issues, is to have a focus , you know, is to have a focus, you know, something that you can focus something that you you can focus on just pursue it. don't let on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you can't and, you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it, it's never been done or anything like this. they're love done or anything like this. the most. love done or anything like this. the most. so love done or anything like this. the most. so if love done or anything like this. the most. so if i'd love done or anything like this. the most. so if i'd havelove the most. so if i'd have listened to them, would have listened to them, i would have missed that. missed out on all of that. >> now, thousands of people taking in belfast. >> now, thousands of people taking in belfast . largest taking part in belfast. largest ever pride parade today . the ever pride parade today. the the

the soldiers, sailors and airmen's families association says mr lewis set off from the same spot sixyears ago, with only a few supplies and £10 in his pocket. he said he never stopped believing in himself . himself. >> if i have a focus , you know, >> if i have a focus, you know, something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you can't and, you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it. it's never been done or anything this. done or anything like this. they're parts that i love they're the parts that i love the most . the most. >> and finally, thousands of people have part in people have taken part in belfast. largest ever pride parade this year's theme was stand by your trans is with more than 250 groups signing up for the event , police officers the event, police officers taking part were asked not to wear their uniforms. but the police service of northern ireland declined that, citing obugafions ireland declined that, citing obligations to impartiality . obligations to impartiali

the soldiers, sailors and airmen's families association says mr lewis set off from the same spot sixyears ago, with only a few supplies and £10 in his pocket. he said he never stopped believing in himself . himself. >> if i have a focus , you know, >> if i have a focus, you know, something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. don't let anybody tell you you can't and, you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people said that i shouldn't do it. it's never been done or anything this. done or anything like this. they're parts that i love they're the parts that i love the most . the most. >> and finally, thousands of people have part in people have taken part in belfast. largest ever pride parade this year's theme was stand by your trans is with more than 250 groups signing up for the event , police officers the event, police officers taking part were asked not to wear their uniforms. but the police service of northern ireland declined that, citing obugafions ireland declined that, citing obligations to impartiality . obligations to impartiali

mr lewis set off from the same spot six years ago, with only a few supplies and a tenner in his pocket he says he never stopped believing in himself. i have a focus, you know, something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. >> don't let anybody tell you you can't. and you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people shouldn't do people said that i shouldn't do it, never been done or it, it's never been done or anything this. they're the anything like this. they're the parts i love most . parts that i love the most. >> and lastly, thousands of people have taken part in belfast's largest ever pride parade today, more than 250 groups took part in today's event, and police officers were asked to wear their not you wear their uniforms, rather, but the police service of northern ireland declined that request, citing the need to be seen as impartial. meanwhile, in liverpool, crowds took to the streets as the city there hosted a pride parade. this time on behalf of the ukrainian capital kyiv . you're up to date on tv kyiv. you're up to date on tv on

mr lewis set off from the same spot six years ago, with only a few supplies and a tenner in his pocket he says he never stopped believing in himself. i have a focus, you know, something that you you can focus on and just pursue it. >> don't let anybody tell you you can't. and you know, have a bit of faith in yourself. all the parts of this journey where people shouldn't do people said that i shouldn't do it, never been done or it, it's never been done or anything this. they're the anything like this. they're the parts i love most . parts that i love the most. >> and lastly, thousands of people have taken part in belfast's largest ever pride parade today, more than 250 groups took part in today's event, and police officers were asked to wear their not you wear their uniforms, rather, but the police service of northern ireland declined that request, citing the need to be seen as impartial. meanwhile, in liverpool, crowds took to the streets as the city there hosted a pride parade. this time on behalf of the ukrainian capital kyiv . you're up to date on tv kyiv. you're up to date on tv on

mr lewis set off from the same spot six years ago with only a few suppues years ago with only a few suppliesd £10 in his pocket along the way. a woman in scotland joined him on his walk. they got chatting and they're now married and they have a child . and lastly , the england child. and lastly, the england bowler stuart broad says he's going to retire from test cricket after the ashes. the 37 year old making the announcement on day three of the final test against australia at the oval . against australia at the oval. broad has taken 602 wickets in 167 tests and is one of only two fast bowlers to pass 600 test wickets for their country on tv onune wickets for their country on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune—in app. this is. news hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at sunday's newspapers . i'm andrew doyle and newspapers. i'm andrew doyle and i'm joined tonight by straight shooter paul cox and volatile quack doctor lewis schaffer. you like being called doctor these days, don't you.7 >> days, don't you? >> i think i know more than. yeah, i'm a doctor. i'm a doctor. it says

mr lewis set off from the same spot six years ago with only a few suppues years ago with only a few supplies£10 in his pocket along the way. a woman in scotland joined him on his walk. they got chatting and they're now married and they have a child . and lastly , the england child. and lastly, the england bowler stuart broad says he's going to retire from test cricket after the ashes. the 37 year old making the announcement on day three of the final test against australia at the oval . against australia at the oval. broad has taken 602 wickets in 167 tests and is one of only two fast bowlers to pass 600 test wickets for their country on tv onune wickets for their country on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune—in app. this is. news hello and welcome to headliners. >> your first look at sunday's newspapers . i'm andrew doyle and newspapers. i'm andrew doyle and i'm joined tonight by straight shooter paul cox and volatile quack doctor lewis schaffer. you like being called doctor these days, don't you.7 >> days, don't you? >> i think i know more than. yeah, i'm a doctor. i'm a doctor. it says s

free speech and that the media reports about the firing of lewis' staff member have been one-sided and inaccurate. writing in part, quote: mraid for more than $300,000 per year in salary and benefits costs for the executive director of the now-dissolved center. but the speaker series and classes that were created at the center will continues at asu, and the faculty who delivered that content through the center will continue to do so. in the meantime, lewis and arizona state have now removed their association with each other off of both of their respective web sites. we'll send it back to you. stuart: bill melugin, thank you very much, indeed. >>> white men experience the biggest cognitive decline after retirement. [laughter] ashley, is this a trick to get me to work til i'm 100? [laughter] ashley: at least 100. yes, cognitive decline for white men was almost three times more acute hand their black peers and twice as -- than their black peers and twice as large, by the way, for men as for women. all according to a study published in the journal of the american geriatric society. immediately after retirement white adults tend

a lawyer— for mr lewis said charging him was an "egregious error injudgement", and that the the 86—year—oldage — inflation, straight, blue, nigel farage. keir starmerat hand. don't nresh— farage. keir starmerat hand. don't mesh -- _ farage. keir starmerat hand. don't mesh —— mess it. — miss it. jeremy hunt has expressed great concern about the situation and by jeremy hunt and back to acidic and every party has acted very well over this in the last few days. took team to praise them when he was being interviewed this morning on the bbc and jeremy hunt was described by nigel farage, he has a go atjeremy hunt, jeremy hunt is a pro—eu pro—ccp fraud wtf and a globalist politician, but there we are, jeremy hunt has come out for nigel farage. hello. pete and angela. let's pick it up from pete. what's going on, pete? :: ' i~ it up from pete. what's going on, pete? ::'j~ ~ ., pete? june 2018 i was banking with a hirh pete? june 2018 i was banking with a hiuh street pete? june 2018 i was banking with a high street bank— pete? june 2018 i was banking with a high street bank and _ pete? june 2018 i was

the us attorney for the southern district of new york alleged that mr lewis was orchestrating a brazenthe world's longest running comic, which is the beano , is 85 years old. the beano, is 85 years old. >> guest appearances from top stars like stormzy and harry styles are in a special issue on sale from today . it also sale from today. it also features the king and queen alongside other celebrities like lewis hamilton, adele and sir david attenborough. that is some collection. and really lovely graphics there in cartoon of all of those people. so there you are. happy birthday, beano . it are. happy birthday, beano. it just amazes me that who is buying the beano? i was going to say kids, but you know, i would know of no youngster that would buy a traditional comic. i mean, it was a part of my growing up, but nowadays i can't imagine that the stories and the characters are relevant to youngsters today. so i wonder, is it people my age who are buying the beanie ? buying the beanie? >> yeah, like a bit of nostalgia. yes or collectors, maybe. >> or they're all just big kids. >> or they're a

lewis of narnia and their favorite movies like mrs. doubtfire, which beat tribe, could never be created. now, and flubber. my kids don't have phones. they will not have phones. are those sheltered, homeschooled kids that you hear about and those you in the room will read them. we'll meet them after this. and they are not weird, very earnest, not weird. and carol, how she goes the complete opposite direction doesn't home school she has three kids and go to public school and private school she did pick up her family and move from new york city from brooklyn to florida. and that was how she kind of protected her children. all of this, they movies, they watch television shows. they are completely in this world. and so the two of us, in our conclusion in stolen youth available on amazon, we about how can you raise your child in this climate and come out the other side with kids who are happy and resilient and not brainwashed and we take totally different paths to get there but at the end of it our kids are amazing and they're really nice an

lewis hamilton's late pronouncements. it's time for ben's broadside . it's time for ben's broadside. >> and thank you, mr grimes. ritish grand prix. tomorrow and although he's not winning races anymore , lewis winning races anymore, lewis hamilton continues to collect the prize for the world's biggest hypocrite. asked about just stop oil plans to disrupt tomorrow's race, lewis bizarrely declared he supports the climate losers and even believes in their cause . well, let me tell their cause. well, let me tell you, that's rich coming from the man who's made millions racing, gas guzzling cars and touring the world in private jets for decades. and if lewis cared that much, i'd tell you he'd quit formula one immediately. but he doesn't . and he won't because doesn't. and he won't because his virtue signalling knows no bounds. his virtue signalling knows no bounds . this is the man who made bounds. this is the man who made mercedes paint their cars black after the murder of george floyd and accused his fellow drivers of racism if they didn't take the knee for the black lives matter scam, lewis gets away with just stop

mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> on july 19, 2023, federal judge lewis kaplan rejected donald trump's request for a new trial ancon firmed that donald trump raped e. jean carroll. i submit this court ruling into the congressional record and i'm going to read you what the judge found. on page 43, the yuck wrote, ms. carroll testified that the sexual assault, the rape, of which she included mr. trump involved especially painful forced digital penetration. the judge writes, the testimony of witnesses corroborated the essences of ms. carroll's account of a violent, traumatic sexual assault. on page 44, the judge wrote, the jury's finding of sexual abuse therefore implies that it found that mr. trump forcibly penetrated her vagina. the judge further write, in other words that he raped her. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i'd like to recognize pella corporation of pella, iowa, for being named one of america's

mr. meeks, a member of the c congressional black caucus know what is racism. is he's also a -- he's also a strong supporter of israel. i know our colleague, john lewis, know what is racism really is and racism is ugly. israel is not a racist state. my father was a bombardier in a b-17, he bombed the nazis. why were we at war with adolf hitler and the nazis? for many reasons, but fundamentally because of their values. they were anti-semitic. the holocaust. racism in its ugliest form took place in the concentration camps in europe. and indeed in auschwitz where i've attended to see the horrors of what mankind can do against mankind. why was the state of israel formed? israel was formed out of a racist society, to say to the world, no longer, never forget, we will not tolerate racism. and 75 years later we stand here in this body, celebrating this democratic state in the meas that was formed -- in the middle east that was formed because of persecution and because of racism. we do not stand for racism, anyone in this chamber should stand for racism. and we cannot call israel, which is formed as a result of racism tread -- and hatred to call that very co

mr. archer does not agree with that speculation. joining me now is former u.s. attorney and prosecutor, guy lewis.estion mark. you know, i call this by the doj a cleanup on aisle 5 last night to try to course correct it seems but i think the original question still stands, were they trying to intimidate devon archer ahead of today? >> of course they were. it's laughable to come out and say oh, we sent you a letter on saturday. by the way, god bless the post office. they're about the only government agency that i know that would do -- that works on saturday. the department of justice sends out a letter on saturday saying judge, you need to send the guy to jail when he's supposed to testify in front of the committee in congress on monday. and it's just -- it's ridiculous the timing of it. they had to backtrack. they had to. cheryl: do you think that devon archer, you can give me your legal opinion, do you think he'll be forthcoming today in front of this committee? >> boy, that's a great question. for the most part, my bet is no. he does not want to be there. but -- but, i've got to give credit to t

lewis. as i look to the front, mr. speaker, where you are, i'm reminded of the overwhelming impact that gun violence had just a couple years ago when he was alive. so much so that members took to the floor, the actual floor. sat down on the floor because the pain was so deep. i remember the tear that president obama shed as he had to speak about sandy hook and i remember my going to uvalde within days of 19 children and teachers being slaughtered. yes, mr. speaker, they were slaughtered. with an ar-15, that the young man was able to get online, shipped to him, without any background check of sorts, without any supervision, and he was able to recklessly shoot his grandmother in the face and then leave his house to go to an elementary school just a few blocks away. one could not expect law enforcement initially to know what was going to happen. but the one thing we do know, that that young man had not had an ar-15, those little babies in uvalde, where parents are still in such abject pain, would still be alive. we also k

mr. rogers and that you know chris had to draw the whole scene and he's you know when he did john lewis inmarch it took him a long time because he's like, i got to draw all these people marching. i'm like, yes, you got to draw all the people marching. there was a big you got to draw them all at selma. so he was very mad at me that they the thriller is take me a long time. those take me about 2 to 3 years to do. and the books like the nazi conspiracy also take about two years to do because there's so there's at least year of research and then another year of writing. okay. other questions. yes, you. see how long does it take until you just can't about. yeah, the question is after you work on a book like the nazi conspiracy how long does it take where your brain is just dead? like you can't think of anything immediately is the answer. no. i mean, what's to me is, you know, i write obviously i'm very different genres, right? i'm here to you about kids books and then about nazis, the same breath. it's a great transition for all the children out here. but for me, if i said to you what kind of m

and lewis, she's already got a thing for charismatic has the charismatic psychos. has the next schaefer just got next mrs w—n w“ >> well, you know what the irony of she's quite. she's 73. of it is? she's quite. she's 73. manson cult murder. too young for you. leslie van houten released . you know what? you released. you know what? you like him. old the skin is so soft and you know what they can't take your kids away from you and they anyway can't get pregnant . yeah, they good. the pregnant. yeah, they good. the older ones are good and so much and covid. i was in love with my grandmother for and so basically this manson cult murderer, leslie van houten, released after 53 years. she's been in jail since she was 19. she kill was involved in killing people in in la. back in the time when la was a relatively safe place and that was not that safe. but and that was not that safe. but and she included was involved in killing of sharon tate, who was rac she was involved in the killing of that. >> she did the murder the day after the day after. she's one of the. manson yeah. so i mean, it's weird because watched