well, how does newsweek turn out.e grown a large article with a mass of photographs that this is not likely. it's not true, he says, no, well, we doubt it. today it seemed to me that our original false is really a lie, but, but at the same time , they are asked, but we have doubts. but how are nuclear warheads stored in russia, right? and here is such a great investigation. i really think so professional. do you think it's lie? uh clear what you're actually heading? as if they had already thrown in. yes, but if you decide that this is a lie, uh, then how do you feel about the primary sources of this russian legion that told us, which you all quoted with pleasure about the rates of the bryansk and belgorod regions and so on, but also about ukrainian blokhirs and completes the most ingenious about this whole article. today it was published in the times newspaper. and not by anyone, but the former british foreign secretary william william hague, which is in all seriousness. e, writes , compares these events with the upri

also has a newsweek history as a former senior editor for the magazine. he now serves as a senior correspond and for nbc news, appears regularly on msnbc. nbc, cnbc hosts a sirius xm show with his gifted children. does conversations on the platform call substack, which he can also explain to us later and is an award winning documentary producer and director as well. he's written terrific books about american presidents and american elections, including two books on president obama and one brilliant book on jimmy carter. his very best and most relevant to this evening's discussion, the defining moment. fdr is 100 days and the triumph of hope. and i'm proud to say that jon has appeared here at roosevelt house several times, presenting his own works and expertly discussed seeing the works of others. so a quick review of this evening's proceedings will have the conversation between jon and jon for about 45 minutes. we will then take some audience questions. i implore to you all to please wait for a microphone when when you're recognized by jonathan alter and

i remember i just made my move to newsweek back in the day when it was still a great magazine.and it was gone. mediation gets rid of the weaker players first. newsweek is a show of itself. cnn is one of those weaker players. they make a billion dollars. the real play here is sell it to private equity, trim it down and just try to make it work. that is what will happen here, in my view. then you can ask the cnn journalist, you got what you wanted. maybe you want chris licht back. howard: doesn't care much about the journalism. i think it is all the sudden you are getting a miami. >> good milf. howard: after the break. president biden tells a reporter he has been hands-off. the republicans aren't following ♪ connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you

this from newsweek, surprising change in sociay conservative americans is how they describe it. usa today, maybe desantis is onto something with his insight woke fight. conservative federalist, new gallup poll debunks myth of an embeddable left wing cultural change -- inevitable left wing cultural change. phone lines as usual. we'll get to your calls throughout this first hour. we start in brownsville, texas. joe. independent. good morning. what do you think about the results? host: i disagree -- caller: i disagree with that. actually since reagan, reagan destroyed the unions. from reagan to this, republicans -- trump is a good example. he copied reagan. make america again. you remember that? [inaudible] i'm sure russia -- we have more guns than any country. 330 million people. we have more guns than that. if you're good at math, think about it. host: joe in texas. this is david in maryland on the line for democrats. what you think of the findings of the poll? are you seeing that in maryland? are you seeing this rise in social conservatism or you are? caller: i think yes, absolu

here in dc but i must say my story— newsweek here in dc but i must say my story is — newsweek here inuals— media this week to share some visuals of— media this week to share some visuals of the amount of trash that has been _ visuals of the amount of trash that has been left behind on what is the world's— has been left behind on what is the world's highest peak. and so i was astonished — world's highest peak. and so i was astonished to learn from these viral images _ astonished to learn from these viral images and — astonished to learn from these viral images and what he shared that he himself— images and what he shared that he himself had picked up about £500 of trash and _ himself had picked up about £500 of trash and itjust really himself had picked up about £500 of trash and it just really floored himself had picked up about £500 of trash and itjust really floored me because _ trash and itjust really floored me because i— trash and itjust really floored me because i would think that people who go— because i would think that people who go and make this very, very dangerous— who go

i encourage viewers to check out your column in "newsweek."having me. >> dana: the u.s. supreme court releasing more opinions this hour. 24 decisions still to be handed down with several major cases still pending including high profile cases on religious liberty. affirmative action, free speech rights as well as president biden's student loan forgiveness program that could cost taxpayers $4 hundred billion and we could find out any moment how the court has ruled on this. we'll have two people who

magazine newsweek and the cohost of the podcast the royal report. you so much for coming on the program. >> asked for having me. >> they had prince harry eight hours being cross-examined. overall, how do you think you will be feeling now? >> i think he will be feeling better today after yesterday. he did say at the end of the day today noted that the whole experience has been a lot. i think that was quite visible particularly during yesterday's evidence. in terms of him trying to move his case and i don't know that he actually made a huge amount of progress for this case. i think that mirror group will be quite happy with some of his answers along the lines that he really doesn't know where the specific pieces of information or a product of phone hacking or not? >> let's stick on that one example because that is the >> of it, is in it. the general argument about the way he has been treated in his life. that's separate to this specific case. what do you think you're referring to about what we heard in court today? >> so it's being taken story after s

gross domestic product and 40% of the world's population, and according to an american magazine, newsweekave become a nightmare for the united states and the west. referring to the repeated requests said that they never had good intentions towards brics, and probably france, as a member of the group of 7, wants to enter brics in the role of a work horse. 13 countries have sent an official request to join the brics group. the secretary of the treasury of the united states called for the effect of the sanctions on the rise of the dollar in the world . the secretary of the treasury of the united states said that washington's sanctions against some countries will prompt them to look for alternative means of payment instead of the dollar, as reported by international media in the hearing of the finance committee. assembly the representatives of the united states announced that they believe that the countries that are targeted by american sanctions are motivated to look for alternative means of payment to the dollar . in the search for an alternative to the dollar, this american official also c

bght rebut a recent "newsweek"o showed that 79% of biden voterse ,biden voters, want debates. and that was before the epic j fall. >> junior told harris faulkner this today, askingg presid president biden to prepare for that debate. and i wat res stayinalg in the e house, not really being out on the campaign trail is like a prizefighter to prepare for the big bout of sittingil-a on the couch and eating chick fil a . >>ou your reaction, michael?im. >> well, i mean, look, i mean, here you have the bushid administrationen and theiroximas proxies that have been arguing for expanded censorship o by social media companies in the name of protecting democracocracy.y. that's been the theme of really most of the democratic attacksat on republicans in the last couple of years, sinceh ri the january 6th riots. ro and now we have biden and his proxies arguing that there should not be an open it does competition for the democratic primary. >> democrati that does not sit well with democratic voters. democratic voters do like a contest. they do want some choice. you have a very big name. and

brix discuss how their common bank will protect them from what is being done to the russians and newsweekica will have to put up with its credibility in the eyes of the global south has fallen. she promises to destroy brix. but how incomprehensible the dollar is being abandoned faster than it comes up with new punishments. and this is where you need to see it clearly. yes, the process has begun, but not as fast as it insists. yes, the self-confidence of american politicians before the conclusions is high. this is a big show. but loud statements on the outcome of the elections will be corrected by professionals, who are already systematically calculating options. yes, america is split, but it has a large margin of safety, it does not want to lose power at all, and it will fight for it and it needs another concept. her main system is such that in the public field she can have anyone, and he can make any statements, make any mistakes. this is a game of strategy while a team of professionals are busy with logistics, how to solve a problem from one point to another and build large chains of mo

i've been published in national geographic, the new yorker, newsweek japan, and all over the world. but now there's this unfiltered way that we can get our own ideas out there and have control over the work in a way that we couldn't before. i spent my twenties trying to be this globe trotting, young photo journalist. within a year of graduating college, i went into the peace corps. at that point, i knew very little about africa. i had to look up ghana on the map when they told me that's where i was going. it was quite easy to volunteer and to shoot at the same time. i was just sort of photographing as a means of exploring the community. but when i started showing people the work, it never matched up with what i felt africa was. and it started to occur to me. when people think of africa, it's war, famine or safari's. those things all exist in africa, but there's so much more to the continent that we never get to see. and it was frustrating not to have a place to show it. so right away, we started shooting with our phones. and it allowed us to use this casual device to shoot very casu

let's speak to jack royston, chief royal correspondent for the us magazine newsweek and co—host of theht hours being cross—examined examined. overall, how do you think he will be feeling now? i overall, how do you think he will be feeling now?— feeling now? i think he will be feelin: feeling now? i think he will be feeling better after _ feeling now? i think he will be feeling better after today - feeling now? i think he will be feeling better after today that | feeling now? i think he will be i feeling better after today that he was out yesterday. i think yesterday was out yesterday. i think yesterday was quite difficult for harry. he did say at the end of the day today that the whole experience had been a lot. i think it was quite visible, particularly during yesterday's evidence. in terms of him trying to move his case on, i don't know that he actually made a huge amount of progress for his case on either day. i think that mere groups barrister will be happy with some of his answers along the lines that he doesn't know whether specific pieces of information and stories were a produc

. >> media outlets from usa today to newsweek quickly junking because basketball -- basketball athletescomes to the 2024 election democrats think they have to genesee vote locked and loaded. >> what the republican party doesn't understand about genesee is you claim he wants to appeal gen z but you call stupid, say we are dumb, indoctrinated, it is a losing strategy. >> could one republican hopeful maybe give them a run for the money by spreading a positive message about the country? >> we have a generation of americans, gen z less than 15% of whom say they are proud to be an american. 25% recruitment deficit in the u.s. military. 60% of whom say they would sooner give up their right to vote then to give up their access to tik tok. >> like everything else, gen z is not a monolith. you think maybe the kids yelling into the phone camera had points? >> i think tik tok is the devil but probably never going to be banned so if you can't beat them, maybe join them. tik tok is comprised of something like 60% of gen z. this is where they get their news from so they are not hearing from republican

newsweek has announced that the former burisma board member is in talks with republicans to come in and testify. mike. this could completely blow the case open if he decides to flip on hunter biden. >> they had better put devin archer in the witness protection program because the fbi has evidence since 2017 that vice president joe biden and his sleaze bag son, hunter took a $10 million foreign bri--bribe from burisma threaten the ukrainian presidents that if they didn't fire that ukrainian prosecutor, ukraine was going to lose $1 billion and there are 17 audio recordings apparently 15 with hunter and 2 with the vice president so there's evidence that's coming out what does the justice department do? they indict to trump for the non-crime of having his presidential records. they indict trump for getting into a fight with librarians and other bureaucrats over library books and they claim trump didn't check out properly. >> but charlie, your view on this because if devin archer flips or if we have the 17 tapes they can stonewall all they want and they're going to come to the house and joe

jack royston is chief royal correspondent for the us magazine newsweek.o co—host of the podcast the royal report. good to talk to you. an intense day for prince harry, as katie described it there. how do you think he coped? it was very intense day, and there were some terse exchanges between the mgm lawyer. there is one particular harry was told that his witness statement to the court, this 35 page witness statement, contradicted something in his book, and there was back and forth between them and harry wound up saying that i don't remember which version was correct, related to a disagreement, he described, between prince william on whether or not they should meet paul borrow, it was really a emotionally charged situation where the two brothers were very angry with burrell, and harry said in his book that he wanted to fly over... tell them what for. that is what he said in his book. it is -- in his —— in his witness statement, it was... in court, he said he did not know whether he wanted to have a meeting or not. he was really put under pressure. there we

. >> the mlb told newsweek the organization always planned to recognize the beginning of pride monthiday mark lieu gehrig's day which is celebrated league-wide and so updated the profile ooh reflect that. >> they spoke that about the dodgers having a christian day back and i was a member at teams that we spoke after the games. >> fans would stick around but even as a christian, as a catholic that loves our lord, we would never require some of our brothers on the team that were islamic or jewish or nonof any faith at all to go on christian family day and be forced to wear a crucifix or a cross on their jersey. >> no, we love our brothers in our team and we're baseball players. >> we're not political figures but, yeah, to the l.a. dodgers, like, you know why are you celebrating a group that is hateful? you're talking about ininclusion, diversity? well, celebrate these beautiful nuns that walk the streets of l.a. every day and feed the homeless and care for those who are age victims and those dine -- dying in hospitals -- those are the true heroes of the community and also just -- you'r

great op-ed in newsweek, you know, mr. president, debate us.o plans to have any debates and it's just so funny that you have the party that masquerades as the defenders of democracy and meanwhile they won't have a primary when you have primary candidates who are polling very, very well because democratic voters are very concerned about president biden's age. maria: i was so happy to see marian williamson asked actor slamming dnc's plan to skip primary debates between president biden and 2024 contenders. watch this. >> i cannot get over the fact that the democratic national committee is saying they will not be a debate to the decide the nominee for president. are you kidding me? 80-year-old man if he lives the oldest sitting president in the history of the country and if he doesn't live vice president whose approval rating is worse than his. obviously declining mental faculties. you're putting him in front of podium with flash cards and what the questions are going to be, you are telling us there's no debate, what about the will of the people? m

"newsweek" published an op-ed that said were it not for his illustrious name he would just be anotherckpot in the growing list of bottom feeding right-wing fringe politicians. esquire said anyone else that goes against an incumbent president with 20%, that's cannon fodder. they are dismissing the question which is people saying we are not satisfied in the democrat party with who is in office. please god anyone but biden. or kamala. no wonder they are polling high and percentages are high. talk about the frivolity of cheetos, we call it frivolity but the white house is calling it campaigning. there is a reason why 37% of latino voters field biden and the democrats don't care about the latino community. it is because they are checking boxes. we are going to show this movie, compare them to breakfast tacos, pay seven figures to air bilingual commercials and call it the campaign. we are going to play d'esposito and think it's connective tissue. color 37% believe the g.o.p. cares a great deal. it's because we care about all americans, we care about the economy and border security and law a

period, a senior editor for "newsweek."up's co-founder and joined our friend jason rantz's radio show. i will play it. >> it is not anti-semitic this ridiculous double standard the left has. soros is billions of dollars. his son visited the biden white house 17 times. his influence is everywhere. when you are playing at that level and you are spreading your wealth and money that far and wide you can be legitimately criticized no matter what your ethnic, racial whatever is. that's the whole point. >> harris: we thought it was important to include that because every time you go after soros, groups come and say oh no, no, no, you aren't getting that right because of his faith and because of his culture. >> a jewish mega donor, we would never say liberals are anti-semitic. they try to silence us. i believe normalize violence against us by making false accusations of anti-semitism. to be honest, they set up a standard where you can never prove you aren't. you might as well ignore it or ridicule it. >> harris: you said a mouthful

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i encourage viewers to check out your column in "newsweek." rick campbell, oceanside, california. >> thank you for having me. >> dana: the u.s. supreme court releasing more opinions this hour. 24 decisions still to be handed down with several major cases still pending including high profile cases on religious liberty. affirmative action, free speech rights as well as president biden's student loan forgiveness program that could cost taxpayers $4 hundred billion and we could find out any moment how the court has ruled on this. we'll have two people who took out student loans. one who supports the biden plan and one very much against joining us later this hour. but first. >> oh my god. >> dana: severe weather everywhere. this is a rare outbreak in june underway across the southeast putting millions of americans in danger. western oklahoma and kansas across the south and into the florida panhandle. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," we'll get you all of that news. i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. bliste

was playing here and elsewhere, and they are begging for a debate, this is where she writes in "newsweek" a debate as mr. president. we are told that we of progress and things are not like they were a hundred years ago, and the dnc is not a group of men sitting around the table smoking cigars and feeling themselves entitled to decide who the nominee will be. but it pretty much is she writes josh, candidate suppression is a form of voter suppression, and the party that reports to be denmark democracy party should not be so wary of it in our own house. i don't know she's going to get her wish, but he said chance? >> no. i mean, look at the democratic national committee has always played a heavy-handed role in determining who qualifies for the debate stage. and you know typically party's committee will use are especially talking about an incumbent president trying to do everything to tip the scales in their president's favor, below, the poor thing is very worrisome. if your democrat and you are looking at the polling that is showing almost half the democrats having worries about the preside

pepper, it was newsweek that highlighted some of the events in statewide elections that might reflect themes that he would talk about in your book. they highlight that in jackson florida, just recently, voters elected -- the city's first female mayor. she came to the contest as the underdog. running 32% of the vote. the republican daniel davis. they also point to pennsylvania where that special election gave democrats 102 seats needed to control the agenda. they're in the house of representatives. all take those events, at least partly them two themes in your book? >> yeah, absolutely. thank you, great question. and those are the frontline positions i'm talking on the book. those were good wins. that pennsylvania special election would determine the house majority of pennsylvania. which is a huge deal. here is where i write my book with optimism. that although the democracy has been outmaneuvered for a long time. it has been not on defense, loan offense for a long time. there are -- infrastructure in awareness growing that they have to change their battle. those winds are part of that

is called french "newsweek" published an op-ed that said were it not for his name he would be another crack pot in the growing list of bottom feeding right wing fringe politicianses square published one that saids oh anyone else that goes against incumbent with 20% that's canon to thesser. but they're dismissing the question people saying we're not satisfied in the democrat party with who is in office. please anyone but biden or kamala no matter they're polling high and percentages are high. and when you talk about the frivolity of cheetos but white house is calling it campaigning there's a reason why 37% of latino voters feel that biden and the democrats don't care about the last know community. it is because they are checking boxes we're going to show this movie and compare them to breakfast tacos and pay 7 figures to commercials and call that a campaign. we're going to play despacito and think that's a connective tissue with americans that's a reason why 37% believe that the gop cares a great deal. and it is because we care about all americans right we care about -- the economy and

business' cheryl casone, former new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate, lee zeldin and newsweekpinion et editor, batya sorgan. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ this is going to be the best day of my life. ♪ this is going to be best day of my life. ♪ my life. maria: and the house passing the debt ceiling bill last night. it now heads to the senate 314 lawmakers on both sides of the ail voting to approve the deal to lift the debt ceiling to january 2025. 117 voted against the bill. it now is receiving more support from democrats than republicans with 165 democrats and 149 republicans voting to move this forward. house speaker kevin mccarthy celebrating the bipartisan support after last night's vote. watch. >> this is fabulous. this is one of the best nights i've ever been here. i thought it would be hard. i thought it would be almost impossible just to get to 218. now i found there's a whole new day here. we've woken them up. maria: the speaker also addressing gop concerns that the bill does not cut enough spending. >> when i finally got to meet with the president, we co

maria: this is what you write in the newsweek article, you write unless president biden stops them chinaica's ev future. we know the batteries and everything else are made in china. why are we allowing this and what can you do as an elected official to stop this? >> well, the first thing i did is make sure that i put a bill, introduced a bill, no american tax dollars for the ccp. that means your tax dollars that this administration and friendly states around this country to this administration continuing to send your tax dollars to china and north korea and russia and iran, these areas that would hurt us that we continue to send outposts, continue to destabilize the world with their maligned ambitions, no longer get your tax dollars. that's what the administration should support. that's what i'm doing. on top of many other things so we can take control back, reshoring our critical mineral supply chain and making sure we build america's strong manufacturing base here not in china. maria: yeah. all right, congressman. we'll be watching. it's an important -- very important topic that you ra

this is why "newsweek" calls r.f.k. jr.nge and esquire called him a crackpot and however, he's capturing 20% of the democrat party's vote. clearly, he isn't prodder and he's not crackpot and not fringe. and every topic that voters find important. when we sort of slough off his video as a weird tiktok video, so, too, does the president and every one of his surrogates engage in the use of tiktok as a very important vehicle to them of the one voting block that matters which is young climate change prioritied children. and that is who he's talking to in california. in california where i'm from, your vote does not matter. if you do not prioritize as number one climate change only. if you dare to speak up about crime, if you dare to speak up about underserved populations getting the worst end of the deal by the fleeing businesses, the fleeing pharmacies, the fleeing everything, your voice still doesn't matter. it is all about them sort of knee jerking to this voting block that they have prioritized over all other americans. it is

so let me ask you a little bit, i mean, you had said of joe biden, i believe to "newsweek" that you thoughtnd term. what did you mean by that? >> well, you know, i was trying to avoid, you know, they asked me about his age and i didn't want to go there. all i meant is i do think at a certain point, you sort of move over and allow younger generations to take it from there. i'm not young. but i'm not almost 80. and so, you know, i don't want to get into a personal issue about the president's age or anything else. i want to run on the issues. i think that's what's important. and the american people can make their own decision about his age or anything else. >> neil: much has been said of the fact that the president's reluctance to have debates even robert f. kennedy jr. who i spoke with not too long ago, marianne, said he can understand the president not wanting to do that. if you challenge an incumbent president get to have a debate. his uncle teddy kennedy never got one with jimmy carter. ronald reagan in 1976 chal challenging gerald ford never got one with president ford. but that normally,

he served as a columnist and contributing editor of "newsweek," editor page chief for the new york daily news and contributor and columnist for numerous major publications including usa today and times. in his book raising and reckoning from the founding fathers to today's disruptors he addresses slavery and modern m discrimination explorings how pivotal decisions have established and perpetrated discriminatory practices in addition to the rise of disinformation in its plunge to democracy intoer an ever deepeng crisis. you're going to enjoy this panel. i now turn it over to them. give them all a round of applause. [applause] the experience with racial injustice. i will read from the introduction of the book that is titled flowers to give a little bit of the flavor of what we wanted to do with the book. he would express the same sentiment to men, women and children, old friends and strangers to homeless junkies to big-time celebrities and neighborhood nobodies when he was known [inaudible] during the final phone call in the spring of 2020. i love you too, he replied. we always said we wer

an opinion piece in "newsweek" where she talks about the fact there should be debates.ile the president was falling on the stage if h at the air foe academy. kennedy and williamson are ways for democrats to register a protest. i don't think they are saying we want marianne williamson to be president of the united states but they are saying they want a choice and they are not getting it. >> juan: you know what? maybe if it was bernie sanders as i listen to this conversation, well, bernie sanders was really the alternative to biden. if bernie sanders on civil liberties, on a lot of the kind of social issues that you would say liberal base wants to hear, if he was there, okay, you really need a debate. in my heart i can't tell you oh, yeah, gee, i think biden is hiding because he is not willing to have a debate with marianne williamson? that's not real. >> shannon: maybe they would hug. she is a hugger. so let's talk about the debt deal because the senate now has to handle this here is what chuck schumer is saying about the timeline. >> time is a luxury the senate does not

i wrote an a op-ed for "newsweek" recently laying out all the data, and truth be toll, we shouldn't beon imminent, we should be thinking about when the next recession comes, how severe is it going to be. and i'm going to tell you the data all points to it not being severe whenever it materializes. stuart: okay. will stocks be higher at the end of this year than they are now? >> all the data points to them being higher than they are now, and i'll give you some recent data points. money market funds had hit a record at $5.5 trillion. that's starting to come down, and we're seeing it rotate into the stock market in the riskier sectors like we've talked about here before, small caps can ask micro caps, they're now staging a rally, much cheaper at about 50% off compared to large caps. so we're seeing stocks moving higher. and the other thing, just history speaks volumes, right? it may not repeat itself exactly are, but it always rhymes. when the s&p 500 is up 10% or more in the first half of the year, 82% of the time it's up another 10% in the second half of the year. so, again, if i'm a be

pieces for the new york times, the new york post, the washington post, the washington examiner, newsweek spectator, and more. now, she graduated from rutgers university, which we were just is probably the most radical feminist university in america. and she had a degree in history and jewish studies. and she lives now with her husband and, her six children aged nine years old to two months in maryland, following today's talk by bethany and, we'll do a little q&a. please join us for lunch right next door here. and her book is available for purchase and she's graciously agreed to sign her books for you, if you like so now please join me in welcoming bethany mandel. hi thank you so much for having me. it was a childhood dream of mine to be on c-span so i can check off this box and i don't even have to anything. i can just say i've been on c-span and walk off and i will have achieved that life dream. but i'll i'll try to, you know i'll try to actually be entertaining on c-span, which is something that is know it's an accomplishment where it comes to worse. i'll bring one of my kids on and i

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let's bring in tom rogers, he's editor at large at "newsweek."ormer titles, too, tom, so, we'll skip those, it will be the whole segment. great to have you. >> thank you >> you've been a longtime netflix bull and i'll wondering, we think they should just say, you know what, we have won do you feel like you have been proven right, given what all the other streamers have have reported in their quarters >> well, i think i've been proven right that netflix was going to emerge as the most valuable media company, and is more valuable than disney today. if you pull out of disney, the parks business, which i really consider to be in the travel and leisure area more than media, netflix's media value is probably two and three times the value of disney as a media company. but look, netflix still has things to prove. not the least of which is that password sharing, where it's at 100 million people, are getting the service without paying for it, can be something that they can correct. i think to the extent they can do that, they will ghon straight that they h

for public affairs, under former president trump monica crawl it, trend macro donna luskin, and newsweek. now this story, canadian media, canadian media, slamming and blaming just in justin trudeau indiana his government for policies making historic wildfires there even worse. canadian media again blames its own government. more hazardous smoke is engulf ing u.s. states and this new battle. house gop lawmakers threatened to defund the doj over its latest fight with former president trump, plus that new gallup poll, america is rejecting the far left. congressman darrel issa says the ftc is "making the worst regulatory move ever" and blocking a game changer to stop cancer. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. a new twist, house oversight chair james comer stopped his plan to hold fbi director christopher wray in contempt of congress as the fbi agreed to let members of house oversight review the alleged biden bribery document. the fbi reportedly bringing two more documents for chairman comer and ranking member raskin to review but what did the fbi documents say? fox

let me ask unanimous consent to insert in the record an article from "newsweek" entitled fentanyl surged and started under trump despite g.o.p. blaming biden. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: and i also, mr. speaker, i want to talk about this accusation about open borders. mr. speaker, i don't know how many times we need to say it but the united states does not have open borders. we didn't have open borders under trump and we don't have open borders under biden and even the conservative cato institute knows that. so please, let's stop incorrectly saying our country has open borders. we do not. and i ask unanimous consent to insert into the record an article published by the cato institute entitled, biden's border policy is not open borders. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: and let me just read an excerpt from the article. this is from cato. practically since his first week in office, president joe biden has faced repeated criticisms from republicans and some democrats that his border policy amounts to open borders. this criticism is not s