off the shore down by new bedford and gloster. they tell me they think pulling stuff and don't know what it is. so what do they do? one said i call my brother-in-law. who fishes commercially off the coast of florida. because i send in pictures and he says we used to catch those down here. now they moved to boston. and to the waters around massachusetts and new england. here's what really scares me. this isn't slowing down. it's speeding up. where are they going next? what are we going to be left with? we count on the oceans for life. not just for food. what it means in our entire climate. i love it. you want to call it a blue new deal, count me in. but part of getting the carbon out of the air out of the water, out of the soil, is also about the change in what's happening in our oceans these big dead patches now in the patches of trash. which goes back to a point earlier. that is we can't just think about cleaning up the united states of america. we cannot just think about the east coast to the west coast. hawaii and alaska. we ca

i started out myself in a new towned new bedford, massachusetts and the first time i saw an indoor basketballwas like 9 years old and i tell this story often because it is the first hardwood floor that i ever saw. and i feel like my entire life i've been trying to build hardwood floor basketball courts. i once started a court in our home on the peninsula. it took me six years to build it and they had to call it a barn when it was done. we're not going to call this a barn, though, right, rick? no. but little did we know that in only one more year than that, we could get this done! not so hard. well first, i'm not going to do a lot of thank yous. i do have to thank very briefly just a couple of people. first peter guber, my partner. man, did i choose right. when we hooked up a number of years ago, we didn't have any idea what it would be like to build a venue like this and become an entertainment company and he just had the perfect experience for it. he has been invaluable. thank you, peter. former mayor of san francisco, ed lee who's not here unfortunately today and our current mayor london br

fox news jessica vermoso has the story. >> this farm in bedford, new york doesn't just house beautifulhese animals will bring tranquility to those who needed it the most, our veterans. >> i still have combat games with 50 years. >> reporter: and therapeutic sportsmanship in 2014 and by emily bushmel. her grandfather was a veteran who never wanted to talk about it. >> when he would come with me to the barn and we spent time together with the horses, he would start talking. >> reporter: and they offer therapy to veterans. >> there you go. >> reporter: and there are three different programs. horsemanship, therapeutic writing, assistant growth and learning association. >> and what happens is non- verbal then we may or may not give an activity as you saw today as we would spend some time with them and then they would have some words and they were holding and ropes. and they were working out, whatever issues they wanted to work out. at the end of the session, we will process and talk about whatever they need talk about and it will be healing. >> reporter: he's a veteran who suffers from seve

. ♪ elizabeth: bring in daily caller news foundation christopher bedford.s now insisting that the election is not about impeachment, saying it does not matter if democrats take a political risk that could include house majority, she is making likes it not an issue. >> she is kind of spiking out of both sides of her mouth. the same call, she said, whole message that we hate donald trump but we love the constitution. they have to precede with their hearts filled with love for country and constitution, and in same call she had campaign arm on there saying we'll help pay for polling in your district to find out who message is popular with your voters, they are worried it could blow up in their face. elizabeth: we know that democrats are underwater, they have about 58 policies 18 accounted into law this congress. lower than 61 prior congress. this is neck-and-neck, what else will the democrats campaign on, if not impeachment. we see polls come in people don't like single payer or healthcare coverage for illegal immigrants. >> i don't think they will be able to t

he's live this afternoon in bedford, new hampshire.nator warren is trying to figure out whether or not hunter biden's business overseas would be blocked hypothetically by her anti-corruption plan. >> can you say whether or not under a warren administration would your vice president be allowed to serve on a board with a foreign company? >> no. >> why is that? >> i don't know. i mean, i have to go back and look at the details. >> beto o'rourke today talking about his concern over the house taking a two-week break. he says the house should cancel its break and start impeachment proceedings now as the whistle-blower made clear. every day trump is in office, our democracy is less safe. we can't wait to act. cory booker also here in new hampshire, he's calling the whistle-blower report explosive but he does not think that the contents of it or donald trump need to define the rest of the democratic primary. >> walk around this country. people are concerned about the cost of their prescription drugs. people are concerned about the shootings go

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national world war ii museum in new orleans, when he is the author of several books on world war ii including the longest rotor about the bolo battle of the bulge and the bedford voice about to sacrifice extraordinarily large number of young scholz soldiers. in virginia. mr. kershaw his latest book is the first wave about the d-day. in this book when he focuses upon the experiences of the very first american british and canadian soldiers who landed in normandy on june 6, 1944. our third author down at the end is samuel, raised in tucson arizona, when he holds a bachelors degree from northwestern university. a doctorate degree and master relations from the university of oxford where when he was a marshall scholar and holds a law degree from ewell law school. when he served as a law clerk to judge lynch, on the us court of appeals for the second circuit, and is an advisor on international trade negotiations in the office of the united states trade representative. when he is now an attorney we put distinguished new york city law firm. of the american piloto waged a secret war against japan. this book was published just last year. i think most of you know light in

freed up by this move, project expected to span arizona, new mexico and texas, joining us right now daily caller editor-in-chief christopher bedfordut that. chris, good to see you this morning. >> good morning, maria. maria: your reaction to pentagon moves? >> kind of expecting, they have been moving on this over declaration months ago and the administration says they are going to divert money, they just won their last court battle at the end of july when they got $2.5 billion from the department of defense's narcotics program, the sierra club would try to block that because it would impact environment, i guess people coming over the border and drugs doesn't hurt environment, they loss and had to work through the money and now moving through military funds, it'll be interesting to see, though, apparently we will find out this week now where the money is coming from, mix of domestic projects and foreign projects and we will see which congressman and which senators are suddenly annoyed that money from their home districts, military spending, construction projects is now being reappropriated. maria: incredible to me that with all of

bedford, former republican candidate steve forbes, great to see you this morning. a lot to talk about, also on deck this morning former senior adviser for president george w. bush, fox newstributor karl rove to preview democratic debate tonight. also peter navarro is here this morning to talk u.s.-china trade when we do have big news this morning on that and north carolina attorney general josh to talk about perdue farm opioid settlement, big show coming up. ii want to kick it off with u.s.-china trade olive branch, if you will, president trump delaying a 5% tariff increase on chinese goods, delay that by 2 weeks, the president tweeted this, at the request of the vice premier of china lou he, celebrating seventh anniversary on october 1st, we've agreed as gesture of good will to remove increased tariffs, 25 to 30%, prooctober 1st to october 15th, the president also spoke about china at the white house, watch. >> the supply chain of china which was unbreakable powerful tool that they had is breaking up like a toy because companies are moving out and china wants to make a deal, we will see what happens. we have to make the right deal for this country. maria: all right, so