. ♪ i'm nicole frolich.o our viewers on pbs in the united states and to all of you joining us, welcome. nato chief jens stoltenberg has signaled support for ukrainian membership in the alliance, saying the country could join when allies agree and conditions are met. nato leaders stopped short of offering kyiv a timeline. volodymyr zelenskyy before the summit had harsh words for the alliance, calling nato's lack of clarity absurd. reporter: as russian attacks rained down on ukraine, the country's flag file -- flies high over vilnius. ukrainian president zelenskyy came here with a clear message. he wants concrete commitments from the alliance. >> ukraine will make nato stronger. reporter: ukraine has long harbored and visions of winning nato. though leaders have agreed to remove some barriers to entry, kyiv's hopes of securing a timeline have been dashed. >> ukraine will become a member of nato. and we agreed to remove the requirement for membership action plan. this will change ukraine membership path from a

nicole: in washington, d.c. minor possession comes with about 180 days in jail for people. but i just want to talk about in parallel just look at this, for example. when we're talking about the long island serial killer. they got dna off of a pizza crust -- pete: good point. nicole: -- and they catched it to hair that had been out in the elements for years that is over a decade long, and they were able to make that match. but here we are, the secret service, the fbi cannot figure out who had the cocaine. it was on a plastic bag which anyone who has ever picked up a plastic anything knows there is a fingerprint there, not to mention the white house is the most, like, heavily secured with cameras everywhere. i'm not buying it. will: great point about the fbi and the gilgo beach serial killer. maybe we'll just have to wait a decade. i'm sure ten years from now we'll have the solution, the answer to the unsolved mystery of the coke in the white house. pete: i love what they said, if you're a regular joe in d.c. carr

. ♪ nicole: i'm nicole frolich.o those of you joining us on pbs in the united states and all our viewers watching around the world, welcome. the united nations says the world needs to prepare for more intense heat waves as countries across north america, europe, and asia endure more extreme temperatures. in the italian capital rome, the thermometer hit a record high of 41.8 degrees celsius, a bit over 107 degrees fahrenheit. the u.n.'s world meteorological organization is warning that more record highs could be on the way for the northern hemisphere. greece is being hit especially hard by wildfires. excessive heat pushing through the 40 degree barrier is making normal summer time hazards even worse. firefighters are tackling the flames while trying to keep residents and tourists at a safe distance. reporter: smoke thickens the air. it's hard to breathe as people rush to evacuate. for a second day, firefighters have battled the blazes just outside of athens. the authorities have ordered residents to leave. in mandra,

. ♪ nicole: welcome to the program.ato chief jens stoltenberg says turkey has agreed to back sweden's b and to join the military alliance. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan made it clear commitment and agreed to forward sweden's application. nato secretary-general jens stoltenberg made the comments after a meeting in the lithuanian capital, vilnius. the city's host in a two day nato summit. let's cross right over to alexander. ride did president erdogan suddenly change his mind? reporter: this breakthrough is a real surprise because only this morning president erdogan was not ready to drop his objections and instead he was even making demands linking sweden's aspirations to turkey's ambitions to join the european union. talking about two different institutions. he talked about that in his press conference a bit. to understand the decision, we also need to speculate a bit. we know that president erdogan met with the european council president. that he was promised that eu members are ready to reinvigorate their rela

nicole: i brought pants. will: you could side saddle. nicole: i could.post come on -- pete: come on, fourth and final hour of "fox & friends." dr. nicole saphier in for rachel campos duffy. thanks for being here. nicole: so happy to be here. tomorrow i'll be in montana, so i won't be here tomorrow -- will: that's going to be a little bit better than riding on sixth avenue. nicole: i'll let you know. pete: maybe they'll let them ride us around the block -- will: i'll race you. pete: i'm not going to win. i would probably go all out to one, and it won't go well. will: we'll probably just sit on some horses later in the hoe. we're also happy to bring in 2024 gop presidential candidate nikki haley who joins us now. ambassador, great to see you this morning. >> good morning, y'all, from des moines, iowa. will: yes. we a saw the candidate forum yesterday. you were there along with all the other candidates outside of donald trump, taking questions about what it means for you, why you are running and answering where you are on some of the big issues if you were

. ♪ i'm nicole frolich.o those of you joining us on pbs in the united states and all our viewers around the world, welcome. china's foreign minister qin gang has been removed from office. seen here with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken earlier this year, has been absent for public duties for more than a month. chinese state media made the announcement on tuesday evening, saying he had been written -- been replaced by his predecessor in the role. the announcement gave no reason for his removal. all trays of qin is being removed from the foreign ministry website. earlier i spoke to a senior analyst with the eurasia group focuses on u.s. china relations, and i asked him if this is a sign of a political purge. >> there is a lot of speculation and rumors swirling around. but what we do know, as we speak in real time, images of qin gang are being removed from the website, references to his previous activities are being scrubbed. so it suggests there is political infighting going on. nicole: qin was seen as m

nicole: no, i agree.that they don't like coming out in front of the camera even more than president joe biden is vice president kamala harris. her latest gaffe talking about her plan for fighting climate change. take a listen. >> set an ambitious goal to cut our greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030. and to reach net zero emissions by 2050. think about the impact on something like public health. when we invest in clean energy can and electric vehicles and reduce population, more of our children can breathe clean air and drink clean are water. [applause] [laughter] will: more of the children that are alive? reduce the population? nicole: don't worry, white house transcript, they corrected it to pollution. she meant reduce pollution, not -- pete: well, reducing population is a part of what many of the greenies have believed in for -- nicole: they actually have said they need to stop having children. will: it fits into one of the things they believe, we have an overpopulation problem. was it a gaffe or co

nicole: nick, great to speak to you.reece has asked residents west of the capital to evacuate after wildfires that were previously contained it started to burn out of control. the fire department is on high alert after a new flareup of the blaze has been raging since tuesday. firefighting planes from italy are helping efforts as authorities embrace for a new round of extreme weather. greece is experiencing 43 degrees celsius temperatures. that's 109 degrees fahrenheit as heat waves continue to grip southern europe through sunday. dw reporter spent the day with firefighters battling a blazing greece and he sent an update. >> they set up a makeshift headquarters inside of this bus at a gas station. earlier in the day they were optimistic they had essentially contained the fire that had been raging since earlier this week. now there is a sense that they will have another long night because they are fighting a fire on three intense fronts. one of them is just behind me on the hill. hitting it from the sky and from the ground

do you ever, nicole, — impact on me. do you ever, nicole, when _ impact on me. me. do you ever, nicole, when you are faced| impact on me. do you ever, i nicole, when you are faced with a difficult career decision, think, what would stanley do? yes, but i remember when i was doing the blue room and i was on stage and i chose to do a play at warehouse, i remember inviting stanley to come and see it. i had him read the... it back to me, going "i can't read it. and i was like oh no, he doesn't like it. and ijust remember, he didn't want me to use him as a guide or a judge. because i think he was so, had such a high bar. everything wasn't going to be good. you know? so he didn't want to be that for me, but he came and saw me on stage in the blue room. that is a huge thing for stanley. there is a photo somewhere, i don't have it, i would love someone to find it for me of him leaving the theatre, but it is so touching to me that he came, because thatis to me that he came, because that is such a huge offering from him. and he came and he saw me. i can't remember what he

nicole: absolutely. half of small businesses say that their top concerns are inflation and rising interest rates. why? it drives up the costs of their doing business and they are 97% of the firms in the u.s., employing 50% of the private sector workforce. these are really key folks who are making employment happen in communities. unfortunately when you think about small businesses of color, these ones often have the hardest time accessing credit and capital. when you think about the interest rate environment going up in the inflationary environment going out, it's going to make the costs of business go up more. what do people try to do? cut costs and unfortunately what's going to happen is it will lead to unemployment, they will have layoffs, it will pack the color the most. we know that communities of color are often times the first ones laid off in the industries that are the most impacted. you are going to start to see small businesses clamp down on spending with layoffs that will exasperate the racia

nicole. i do see us challenging _ england in the final. nicole.g again. thank you to all of you. _ see us challenging again. thank you to all of you. to _ see us challenging again. thank you to all of you, to nicole, _ see us challenging again. thank you to all of you, to nicole, steph, - to all of you, to nicole, steph, alea and jane and your two little girls as well, nice to get away from you all there. we will have coverage from the women's world cup here on bbc news throughout the next few weeks. a 14—year—old boy has been arrested after a seven—year—old girl died in a hit and run in walsall. the girl was struck by a motorcycle shortly after 7pm on thursday. with more on this, our correspondent chi chi izundu is here for us. what more can you tell us? we're still getting information about but we do know that this happened just after 7pm last night. west midlands police have confirmed that it happened on turn stone road in blake and hall and they have confirmed that they attended, along with the ambulance service, they attended to the nine—year

nicole kidman, thank you very much indeed. she laughs thank you. life, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello, it's a fairly fresh feeling july day out there today. we've got the breeze coming in from the west or northwest. so in general, things are looking bright and breezy for most of us. there are some showers in the forecast, but the bulk of them will be across the northern half of the uk, whereas further south you'll have longer spells of dry and sunny weather. so we've got low pressure which is just sitting to the north east of scotland drifting towards scandinavia. the winds are rotating around that area of low pressure and we're seeing more persistent rain sitting across the far north of mainland scotland up towards orkney. a rash of showers elsewhere across scotland. one or two for northern ireland and northern england i think, could be the odd rumble of thunder for central scotland. but further south you should avoid most of those showers. perhaps the odd one for wales in the south—west, but very few and far between. an

nicole kidman, thank you very much indeed. she laughs thank you.e, go to bbc sounds or wherever you get your podcasts. hello. we start off the first day ofjuly on a fairly fresh, unsettled sort of note with sunshine and showers. certainly it's a little bit cooler than much ofjune. in fact, it looks likejune is going to turn out to be the warmestjune on record in the uk. so we've got some blue skies and sunshine already starting to break through. really, through the rest of the weekend, that mix of sunny spells and scattered, blustery showers, but most of the showers will be across the northern half of the uk. yesterday's cloud is exiting towards the east, and we've got clearer skies now rolling in from the atlantic, still bearing a few showers with them. most of the showers for the rest of the day will be across scotland and northern ireland. more persistent rain, in fact, across the far north of scotland, but easing away gradually through this evening and overnight. so a dry end to the day. then, as we head through to the early hours of sunday mor

nicole kidman, thank you very much, indeed. thank you.onditions are remaining on the unsettled side for the time of year, all thanks to low pressure. we could see some pretty wet weather across the south and the south—east of the country through tuesday. probably the best of the sunshine a bit further northwards. but even here, for much of the rest of the country away from the south, there'll be plenty of showers around, too. now we've got two weather fronts around. this one's a weakening one in the north. this one is a developing one. and this is going to bring some wet weather to southern britain through this morning. and the rain will pep up, become heavier, in fact, as we head through the morning across the south and the south—east, maybe some thundery bursts in there. this weather front across scotland and northern ireland will be weakening as it moves southwards, and on either side, it'll be sunshine and showers. these sorts of temperatures are below par for the time of year, but depending on how much sunshine we get in the south do

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nicole, welcome to the show. a wants to begin with, said f in this deal. is this the beginning of a long term trend that parts manufacturers, in this case for the automobile industry, are going to need to commit to green steel production in order to meet their own goals? yes, sure. and you know, the good thing is that the european steel industry is on its way to deliver um for those parts, manufacturers. so all the players have concrete plans, how to keep carbonized. and if all announcements materialized, then roughly 40 percent of your pin, vast from his capacity will be converted. so replace brake reduced you or you know, as you hands were come online like to one, you quoted endodontics. you've written about this idea of a green steel premium. that is, that there is going to be much higher demand initially for green still than there will be production. even with that premium in place is a green steel. the production is going to be so much more expensive. how or firm's going to overcome that gap? are we seeing plans working with governments, for example,

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nicole turner . >> amy. nicole turner. >> amy. >> you're going to have to give me little while back to stand me a little while back to stand by coming up, out by because coming up, find out which woke newspaper has been nominated in tonight's greatest britain for their britain union jack for their ageist sexist reporting. but ageist and sexist reporting. but next fleet next in uncancelled, fleet street kelvin mackenzie next in uncancelled, fleet streethis kelvin mackenzie next in uncancelled, fleet streethis unfiltered] mackenzie next in uncancelled, fleet streethis unfiltered verdict nzie next in uncancelled, fleet streethis unfiltered verdict one gives his unfiltered verdict on the nigel farage banking scandal that wokester is that has left the wokester is red faced shame. cowan red faced and shame. cowan actually this is one of actually thinks this is one of the greatest ever victories over the greatest ever victories over the establishment . he also gets the establishment. he also gets stuck this falkland row and stuck into th

and unless we are honest with it we can never change, nicolle. conversation tomorrow because i any there's some news on that front. i think mike pence's fly is in my studio because we didn't cover him very favorably in the last hour. david jolly, this goes to part of the conversation we had in the last hour. the bets republicans are making are very cynical, and i would argue wrong. i mean, they're not sustainable. it's not sustainable to bet that our children will be damaged by the truth. we learn the truth and we're fine. the idea that you're going to not just erase the history of race but you're going to rewire it to say it actually had pros and cons, roses and thorns? it's so sick it feels like it deserves an emergency reaction. i didn't see that in the republican party from top to bottom, east to west. >> yeah, that's right, nicolle. and let me just say anytime you and eddie just want to keep talking, keep talking because i'm learning along with everyone else, with eddie's brilliance here. first of all i think you do have to call out the lies

heaven help us. >> nicole, could i interrupt for a second?the florida case. the government put its brief in opposing the defense request to have no trial date set. that goes to the conversation we are having right now about this idea of -- that there's a political solution, because the legal solution is not going to go well for the president. so the government has come back and said, no, you have to set a trial date. that is required by the speedy trial clock. the reasons that have been given by donald trump and by walt nauta are not valid. it goes through it meticulously. it's quite a strong brief that was just filed. >> let me read from it. that's the other piece of breaking news i was reading when "the new york times" story broke. they describe it as frivolous for delaying the case. respond to that. then i have another question about jared. >> jack smith, i think, called out trump's defense, which is the presidential records act, and destroys it in this very brief filing today. basically says that there's nothing to it. it's not a criminal

but i don't think we can paint the entire party with that same broad brush, nicolle. republicans, were trump appointees, were people, men and women who stood up and did what was right and put principle over party. so i'm not the political person here. i let others make that decision. i'll just say it was important to us, and i think enhances the credibility of the select committee's findings that the people who provided us that really important information sketching out the multipart plan to disrupt the joint session were conservative republicans, were trump appointees, were people on whom he relied on various policy issues and other things over the course of his administration. they were not partisans that were looking contrary to what you might hear from current members of congress. these were not partisans out the sink the president. they were really hoping that he would win. but they weren't willing to compromise their principles when he didn't. there are republicans out there and thankfully were the witnesses for us. and they're still out there, hopefully more an

nicole turner . >> amy. nicole turner. >> amy.e going to have to give me little while to stand me a little while back to stand by coming up, find out by because coming up, find out which woke newspaper has been nominated tonight's greatest nominated in tonight's greatest britain for their britain union jack for their ageist and sexist reporting. but next fleet next in uncancelled, fleet street kelvin mackenzie next in uncancelled, fleet street unfiltered1mackenzie next in uncancelled, fleet street unfiltered verdict nzie next in uncancelled, fleet street unfiltered verdict one gives his unfiltered verdict on the nigel farage banking scandal that the wokester the nigel farage banking scandal thatfaced the wokester the nigel farage banking scandal thatfaced and he wokester the nigel farage banking scandal thatfaced and shameester the nigel farage banking scandal thatfaced and shame .ster the nigel farage banking scandal thatfaced and shame . cowan red faced and shame. cowan actually thinks this is one of the greatest ever victories

maria: your reaction, nicole?know, he is a private citizen and guess what, all private citizens should be treated equally. the enforcement of the law should be equal application regardless of who you are, who your father is, your last name. americans don't believe there is equal enforcement of the law. it's not just the fbi, it's the department of justice. the fbi can do their job. if the department of justice isn't willing to prosecute cases which is what the whistleblowers from the irs identified that is a problem. i think until things -- until you admit there's a problem nothing is going to change. until fbi leadership -- christopher wray can testify before congress and say how amazing the employees are. i think there's incredible employees at the fbi too. there is a problem. americans want truth, transparency, accountability. they want reform at the fbi and they want solutions and until they see that they're not going to believe anything the fbi says. you can take one major blunder to destroy the reputation of

>> nicolle, we can't be too nice with democracy on the line.r flaws as a party. we don't have to lie. we don't have to be corrupt. we don't have to make things up. they give us enough material. but a brit recently said to me, you know, the problem with you democrats, and this is in a way only a brit could say it, is you fight all of these battles with one hand tied behind your back, and it's always the upper hand. and i think that is the problem here. with donald trump, we should just plainly say he stole military secrets. i'm not saying that because that's what the indictment alleges, because he's actually presumed innocent. it's because what donald trump proudly tells you every day, he stole military secrets, because he thinks that he can do it. and that's why we just have to keep this chaos versus community framing going. it works. people want community. they want competence. they want us to deliver on the issues that matter in their lives like the cost of health care, the cost of college, the cost of child care, and they will reject chaos.

of the constitution was the analyst for the national book award and turning him in conversation is nicole, assistant professor of history at the university of south carolina where she's also the director of the public is to reprogram and fellow faculty african-american studies at the walker international institute and now let's hear from these two and thank you for joining us today. >> welcome and thank you so much for being here and i am here with woody and i'm really excited to talk about this new book liberty is sweet, the hidden history of the american revolution rated quality, one of your big claims in this book is about the hidden influences on the american evolution rated i really want to talk about some of those and i've really want to start out first year talking about the different groups that you highlight in this narrative of this incredibly engrossing narrative of about this hidden history so let's jump into it. what are some of these major groups and is hidden influences and why have they come to shape your research so heavily. >> will first want to thank you for doing this

steve moore with nicole schmitz. steve, let's start with you. you and i talked about the data. it's clear about this mass exodus from the blue states in to the red states and how the economies are booming. president biden wants credit for all of it. >> let's just talk for a minute about what is going on in these red states, especially the states in the south. there's a new report out there shows just six states including florida, texas, tennessee, north carolina, south carolina and i may be missing one other, maybe arizona. those six states now have a larger gdp than the entire northeast. think about that. you know, used to be the northeast of the center:financial and economic and industrial might in the united states. it's shifted south to these states. by the way, the mountain states are doing very well as well. people leave california. so big government, high tax, pro union policies are just not working for the blue states. yes, that exodus is only expanding as we go forward, which is why i'd love to see joe biden adopt red state policies for the whole country. >> nicole? >>

nicole culture status. me you tell me your convenience is set up now. um just so you all had to come on the truck? no, i guess i had some quotes for you. tell me before the order so. so what so that is income. um were some since, since you mentioned those numbers, we can just send you and i know the surgeon has put a note on those number to reach him in the future and adjust chris chucky rush discharge because they have some space cuz most most chemical shipping cost okay, uh so those are so is to let you in with the invoice to pull the home fix logistical study which to, to throw in or something should do is not the one was you know, spread. so it was the just the message of the social media didn't know you were just a human messenger just was those that's when we have to invest a. so most of the, just, just so you know, you sent me some of the homes. i say less than the chicago through the circle go to australia. so to show those are some notice that new construction of doing it best to go to the books. she dies old orchard hold on and turn the switch

nicole: i like the bagpipes it really brings the -- brings it home.gs in front of me. using sunscreen as directed can lower your risk of skin cancer and as one being melanoma but 40 to 50% but how do you know which one to buy? a med spa in salt lake city has gone viral for videos showing how well different sunscreens really protect your skin joining me now jillian and roberts masters is thanks for joining uo sunscreen can be confusing. there's a lot of big headlines the last few years about harmful chemicals in it oxy benzone so we, of course, want to be caution about what is absorbed in our system so talk to us a little bit about sunscreens and also what's the difference between mineral and traditional sunscreens. >> yeah. so there's a big debate between a mineral and chemical sun serene. so the main difference is that a physical sunscreen is going to create a physical barrier on the skin. so that when uv rays hit the skin they just bounce right off. and then a chemical sunscreen absorbs uv rays into the skin, they cause a chemical reaction and conve

nicole, thank you for being with us tonight.we reached out to the middle school, the country doctor, and the seattle government. the seattle public school district did respond on the school's behalf saying in part, access to these services enables to early intervention, prevention and treatment of health-related barriers to learning what the goal of promoting school attendance and improved academic performance. how is gender "affirming" care improving academic performance? >> well, this is something that america's families need to know is being pushed at all levels of education. it's something certainly happening in seattle but should worry families around the country. we have found programs like this in california and certainly it's taking place in other schools as well. because this is a priority of organizations like teachers unions, randi weingarten that believe that community schools putting health centers into schools, providing things from dental service, mental healthcare, to these reproductive services, gender affirming

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>>> asÍ es nicole, buenas tardes para ti y todos los televidentes.enciÓn son los colores rojizos ¿verdad? todo eso estÁ asociado a las temperaturas del ocÉano que estÁn muy por encima de lo normal asÍ como las de la tierra. para poner en contexto lo que ocurriÓ, en agosto de 2016 se registrÓ la temperatura promedio mÁs alta del planeta tierra con poco mÁs de 62 grados. ahora en este 3 de julio en este aÑo se superÓ ese valor. pero por si fuera poco, durante ayer 4 de julio se alcanzÓ 62.9 grados fahrenheit, la temperatura mÁs alta que se haya registrado a nivel global promedio para un dÍa como ayer. entonces estamos experimentando que el planeta estÁ enfermo. cuando su cuerpo tiene temperaturas en los 98 grados usted estÁ bien, pero si la temperatura en su cuerpo alcanza los tres dÍgitos, mÁs de 100 grados se siente enfermo. a pesar que son cambios ligeros en temperaturas, representan que el paÍs estÁ enfermo y todo por la mano del hombre como con los gases de efecto invernadero. 33 millones de personas en alerta, si se fijan, las temperaturas que se

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her parents justin and nicole had just moved the family there and were overwhelmed by the support.hen you saw ellie's face, justin, that day, what was that like >> it was so exciting to watch her just explode with joy >> because it's your birthday >> it was very emotional. it was very special, because i knew i couldn't do what i wanted to do for her my friends, the fellow mommas in the community, my neighborhood, they all rallied with me. >> i love it. >> and the whole family, you guys are such an amazing blessing to this community, and we love you guys so much. >> reporter: they rallied because nicole had been fighting cancer, and was too weak to plan the party of ellie's dreams. so instead she posted on social media, asking neighbors to send ellie a few cards. moms melanie panito and renae carter decided to do a whole lot more why did you feel you had to do more than just cards >> this is what people do they step up and help each other out when things get tough >> i looked at mel and can we do something different? let's throw her a party? and she said yep, absolutely and it reall

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nicole and katie, good to have you with us. thanks for being here. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: see you soon. president biden and nato essentially say not right now to zelensky's aggressive push over the last 24 hours to join the alliance. the war in ukraine crosses the 500-day mark and russia keeps coming. president biden on the world stage a short time ago after zelensky had some tough talk pushing for a guarantee of entrance to nato from biden whom he calls nato's decision maker. biden spoke of the events ailing ukraine. >> putin still wrongly believes that he can outlast ukraine. he still doesn't understand that our commitment, our freedom is something that he can never, ever, ever walk away from. >> martha: important speech today. let's bring in ari fleischer, former press secretary and fox news contributor. robert o'brien, former national security adviser. great to have you with us today. you have both watched presidents on the world stage in these moments. a lot of big high level discussions about who should and who sho

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you, too, nicolle. appreciate you. >> thank you.everything we've heard today, especially the ex-president's target letter now in his inbox for the january 6th investigation and in the case of republicans on capitol hill, hypocrisy does not begin to describe what we've seen today. we'll show it to you next. today. we'll show it to you next. 3... 2... 1... your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor i

why do you think this is our business, nicole?— our business, nicole? with me. for mum doesnt doesn't sit well with me. for mum doesn't sit — doesn't sit well with me. for mum doesn't sit well _ doesn't sit well with me. for mum doesn't sit well with _ doesn't sit well with me. for mum doesn't sit well with a _ doesn't sit well with me. for mum doesn't sit well with a lot - doesn't sit well with me. for mum doesn't sit well with a lot of - doesn't sit well with a lot of people. nothing unlawful. would you like to see a ledger of everything he, or anybody else, like to see a ledger of everything he, oranybody else, me, like to see a ledger of everything he, or anybody else, me, anybody else who is paid a big lack of money by the bbc, do you want to know everything we spend our money on? no. because obviously your wages, what you spend your wages on, however, if something illegal has gone on, then yeah, we have been something that is illegal. that gone on, then yeah, we have been something that is illegal.— something that is illegal. that is a different i

. >> let's bring in nicole parker, former fbi special agent, class action attorney, kelly hines. >> nice to see you. >> we'll convict him and hold him responsible for what he did and whether, you know, what i think of him personally or whether i don't like him -- does not matter. we are going to hold him responsible for what he did in this case. >> nicole, how did they hold him accountable for these crimes? >> this is a very important day in this investigation. this has been an unanswer mystery for years and these family members are looking for closures. they're going to bring justice to him because they have done over 300 search warrants and subpoenas. they have done absorbant amount of investigations. it seems to be rock solid evidence. they formed a task force with local state and federal partners. they have been working on this for years. this case has been looked at and investigated for years behind the scenes. they brought this case on and it is rock solid evidence in my opinion. we heard the commissioner called this suspect a demon walks among us. kelly, what's unique about this c

nicole, what about parents?> parents have to sign permission slips to give their children aspirin at school, sun screen, bug spray. so for schools to be going to these extraordinary measures to cut families out of making significant decisions about their children's lives really denies us of the right to raise our children as we see fit to make medical decisions as we see fit. it's appalling. >> mike: let's hear from the mom in this case. >> i just want them to stop, stop keeping parents in the dark. they were talking to my daughter about different support groups in town to help her with her transition, and then discussed breast with my daughter that i had no knowledge about. the goal is to make sure this doesn't happen to any more families and kids. >> mike: may can you blame her? >> no, in this case the school counselor talked about gender ideology with kids, asked a fifth grader for her boy name and then as the mom explained, talked about breast binding with the fifth grader. so as you mentioned, one of the re

back with us now, fbi special agent nicole parker. nicole, it's great that you joined us tonight.preciate it. so you saw the story, attorney general merrick garland tells house judiciary chair jim jordan that doj will make u.s. attorney david weiss available for a sit-down interview with house judiciary over those whistleblower allegations doj, fbi officials obstructed probes in order to help joe biden. what did you think of this story? >> you know, this is very, very important. americans want to know what is going on. and if mr. weiss is, indeed, able to take charge of these investigations, then that's what needs to happen, and there needs to be no interference from anybody else at doj. elizabeth: so we've got, you know, weiss confirms an ongoing investigation into bribery allegations by a veteran fbi informant involving biden, hunter biden and the founder of burisma. when you saw that story, how serious did you think this was? is? >> i mean, this is, you know, extremely serious. like i said, americans deserve the know what is going on. i think that, you know, this week has been

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