my colleague union o'neill will be in next with more news in just under half an hour now by the the lawyer for the settled yet. so is that a sure we asked name like a dealer or the more done as well as the boss? nice study bill moyers industries. queen set them good. all and that is severely isn't as you take all the next. to me said passed along the vocal. you know, didn't this cvs is booked today? this is ashton, i'm nick, a niece who writes quite a here the most power yearly. that issue a nickelodeon really about issue for the, for the value issue b, o stuff as new mode that you test upon me, slim courtney course on the last 4 of the 2 of us could not for me to cut the car, they all still needed to settle the thursday, then the and all these children will never become adults. they will not have children. they will not have grandchildren, great grandchildren, and please take into consideration if not their life was lost both also the talents were lost. who knows? how many genius were among those children and how many music since so many physicians biologists who knows, we lost not only t

i call a union. o'neil discussed all the details with a panel of guests, including ben swan, who authored that letter in our country in the united states of america. we have a very simple principle, the very 1st amendment to our constitution. the very 1st right in our bill of rights is the right to speak freely without government interference and the right to a free press repressed by the way, does not mean professional press. it means that you have the right to publish ideas that go against what the government believes and government has no right to get in the way of that. that is one of the founding principles of our country. so when we see or all day long, that, that we have to support the ukraine war and support zelinski because he's the one bastion of democracy in the far the eastern part of europe. and yet we ever defend that while i'm sacrificing our own democratic principles. sacrificing our own bill of rights here in the united states is ludicrous. the problem is, especially under the body administration, we saw unprecedented amounts of censorship that happened and they not only

but my colleague union o'neill is in next in just over half an hour with more it is by the be and people limited in other parts of heads, the governor as well. both of us, but you still have to keep each clip to closer to the unit to them in the future you can build you a better deal on children were always a favorite target. and there's another notable execution site and there's a governor to pay it in composition village in looking at municipality, which developed $72.00 people. the few who showed that most were thrown into the path of life. but anyway, i'm, we're for, for stealing each where you have, you know, in my mouth texas is up up yesterday or there for the, for the tool for me. i'd have to know it booked it well. she asked, i know just yet this message back. well, i, what's wrong part of it. it pushes the problem in there because of course, the right, you know, 0 out while i love on you on your boss. and that's what finish over the square going to be to start to the post the political go to the non religious hatred, envy and degree huge amount of muslims and catholics motivate

chairman will o'neill and mark lam. thank you for coming on gentlemen. a sheriff to you first.play a little bit more sound of j.d. vance on the reduction of the border crossing numbers. >> the reason why we've seen a 90% reduction, the reason why this particular sight has gone from over 1500 crossings per day to 30 crossings per day is because president trump has empowered and demanded that his whole government take the task of border control seriously and that's exactly what we are doing. >> you listened and it is a trickle down there. fully handle a bow by the agents on the scene. >> i've been talking to sheriffs all along the southern border and they said -- i said can i check in on what's going on and they said we will tell you what's going on. nothing. there's nobody coming across right now that's what we expected from this a administration whenever voted in and they are doing what they said. really what matters is there messaging is matching up with their actions. the fact that j.d. vance and pete hegseth and tulsi gabbard all right there on the border shows they are taki

at the same time the paternity suit was getting underway, he married the daughter of eu o'neill. she was 18, he was 54. they had eight children together. at the time it seemed to be unspoken confirmation of him as a libertine and it probably worked against him in terms of the jury's decision to make him the father of that child. peter: the fact that joan barry reportedly had two abortions as well, did that play a role in the diminishment of his reputation? scott: it was not widely printed. it never came up in the trial because for it to come up in the trial it would've opened up sexual history and her lawyers did not want her sexual history examined closely so it did not come up in the trial. it did come up in terms of the fbi's examination of her and she claimed she had two abortions that chaplin paid for but they never prosecuted her on that for reasons i can only guess. it simply did not come up at the trial. i have no doubt it was a factor in the deliberations about what to do with charlie chaplin because they took her at her word, even though she later recanted all most all

o'neill described so eloquently earlier.question, as doge recently brought to the forefront usaid has used american tax dollars to push heidi algebra one is exporting radical renewable energy agenda which i believe is not going the best interest of the us but is detrimental to the very countries the aide is supposed to be helping subsidized by anticompetitive energy policy. can you touch on the impact this policy has? >> not being meteorologists or climate tiles or geologists i canno speak more largely about sponsorship of agendas which are american interests but specifically a report we published three weeks ago we were finding special interest would come to usaid contract officers that would make recommendations basically the granting of the political of the soviet union would do to his favorite unit. rather than working to what was good for the unitedod states. >> thank you. it was once quoted by samantha power she declared usaid is a climate agency. and so doge recently canceled 10 climate clean energy programs including

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. >> i'm able to look at martin o'neill, the football manager. right.n ireland football, sorry, irish football manager and leicester city, norwich city, wycombe wanderers, all those things. but martin has all those things. but martin has a priestly way about him because him and i went to the same school together and i can tell, i can tell the way he he talks and looks and, and does, does certain things. it means nothing to you, but it does. >> no, no, don't say that. because he would have been the 10% and you were part of the 90. you were a part of the other. >> well, he he didn't he didn't go either. but i mean, i'm saying it rubs off on you, right? >> i've got you. >> i've got you. >> what's rubbed off on you today? >> what's rubbed off on me today? well, rubbed me up the wrong way. listen, i'll tell you what's rubbed up on me. and that's arsenal last night, right? >> what a win. >> what a win. >> what's going on? yeah, i mean, you've got arsenal can't score goals. they're having terrible trouble scoring goals. they've, they've they've lost i mean the