orton took her car in to be cleaned.s she sat and waited for it to be finished, but when it was done within a matter a couple seconds, i watched my car legally drive off the lot. they legitimately gave my keys to someone else orton says after the initial shock wore off. she went inside to talk to the staff telling them that one of their employees had given the keys to the wrong person the lady that was at the customer service went up to the guy who was clinging my car and asked where the subaru was and he just stood there like this. police were called and orton fouled a report. she says well, she hasn't seen the footage herself officers told her that surveillance video shows. person with the hats glasses and face masks getting into her vehicle and driving away orton says she's unsure of what to think now, but wonders how the car wash made this mistake. they didn't check for a claim tickets. they didn't check for any of that like this should have never happened what regardless of what happened. the error will cost orton t

memes and know when it's time to refill your prescription and have your prescription number which is orton can talk to a consumer from the diagnosis up to ongoing management of the condition stop there are lots of great products on the horizon. caroline: how do consumers feel about your data collection? with this pressure your revenue going forward in any way? >> i started this company because i'm fanatical about fixing our health care system and we need to know a little about the consumer to help them. the more we know, the more we can reach out and help you find a primary care doctor we are focused on trying to do best by the consumer and the more you tell is about the issues you are facing, the more we can help. i think we are investing to try to help these points that consumers have and that's where our focus will be. jon: caroline was talking about the long-term focus but when you are doing something that could be seen as shareholder friendly on the stock buybacks and watching your spending, how do you navigate that? >> we want to be a diligent, focused company that continues to perfo

there is a 100-year history about the orton's of the fda in ensuring safety. not only this would safety need to be a priority, but nutrition and healthy food needs to be a priority as well. and that is also the fda. improvements in the structure, elevating food, partnerships, there are a number of ways, but i would not take food out of the fda mission. john: dr. anand parekh is with us until 8:45 east of this morning, talking about the federal response to major health challenges, whether monkeypox, covid, the infant formula shortage. phone lines are split regionally in this segment, host: if you are in -- (202) 748-8000 four eastern and central time zones, and others, (202) 748-8001. we have gotten proposals on these issues from folks here in washington, what does the binding administration want when it comes to the cdc and fda? dr. parekh: i think we want to wait and see. they haven't officially announced they are doing an internal review of how cdc should improve internal operations. i think the fda needs to deal with it the same way. but we are talking a lo

so you know, united states like many regions, they understand that the orton and really the reason with this new article mastership is because having boots on the ground and being able to engage and go around and have conversations with high level diplomacy on ongoing fashion is important. and the importance of diplomacy and engaging and strengthening cooperation in terms of the united states and a lot of it's not like mine and nation including canada. this is the key to strengthening our, you know, strength of multilateral institution and the multilateral economic and political order. and so, you know, the u. s. e. diplomacy that has the key in their way to influence the strengthening this rule based order. and it's their way to strengthen their own strategic position within the region. and also beyond, you know, we've heard today we've been out of here in new greenland. you know, it's the regional conference, but it's also has a lot of international r to players. and outside the architect, i, agent, states, et cetera. it's been said over and over again. jessica, i'm getting a little b

you had a couple times yesterday and yesterday and disagree with pam orton is your number of qualified white house also doubling down on support for the bill after the bipartisan congressional scorekeeper said taxes would go up for those earning less than $200,000 a year. >> president biden thinking about polling and support for the inflation reduction act? >> secretary jean-pierre: no. >> because he promised it wasn't going to make -- it wasn't going to raise taxes on anyone making less than $100,000 a year but the joint committee on taxation that that is not true. >> secretary jean-pierre: well, that isn't correct. >> despite the dire report from the committee, senator manchin argues the spending bill would actually decrease debt. >> we've all talked about. bipartisan groups. we can pay down our debt. we get together as a group, bipartisan support. we talked about it. why are we going out in the world, asking people this? >> senator ron johnson argues for 21 is duping them republicans with false economics collison. >> increase those costs, increase taxes, increase the burden, you're

i'll get into it with derrick van orton in a moment. kennedy: hello. it's beard night. the top republican on the house intelligence excite tee accusing president biden of lying about al-qaida. last august the president justified his botched withdraw saying american was done in afghanistan because al-qaida was gone and this week the president announce add successful drone strike on a top al-qaida leader hiding in plain sight in kabul. mike turner said the attack is proof of a lie and said "the president was not being truthful and try to take a victory lap of actions after killing him in afghanistan and admit their presence is that al-qaida has a food hold with the taliban". does he have a point? republican candidate and wisconsin third district and retired navy seal senior chief derrick van orden is back. >> thank you for having me. that assessment is spot on. just about a year ago, president biden had a disastrous withdraw from afghanistan, 13 servicemen and women were killed along with hundreds of afghans, and he said that that was predicated specifically because there

the hunter biden laptop, you had agents in there and analysts, including thibault, but also brian ortonnd others who suppressed the information about the laptop but not just the laptop which they had had since december 2019 but also the information that tony bobulinski came to them with, hunter biden's former business partner. he gave them devices and he sat for hours having interviews with them telling them about joe biden's involvement in his son's influence pedaling scheme with his brother jim biden. this was damming, and yet it was covered up and suppressed. and then the fbi was heading off to facebook and twitter and warning them about basically a story that would look very much like our story that ended up being suppressed, and they have just pressed the button on election interference. that's what they did. they interfered in the 2016 election and again in the 2020 election. >> sean: chris the fbi is finally responding to what miranda just mentioned, facebook mark zuckerberg explaining how they worked the social media giant see press the laptop story. surprisingly they didn't apo

even orton social media what about search? think about google's dominant position in the search market. google decided we'd like one can it would just like the other part you can imagine the algorithms being programmed to give positive returnset for one candidate and negative for the other. now i do not think the government has any ability to stage a private company like google or meta, you've got to favor both candidates evenhandedly. we can talk about that point later. somewhat of a disagreement onse this. there is reason to believe you are a search company ored social media company having bias results you would have to disclose who are engaging in this. or at least give the ability for the b government investigators o look and see if the algorithm has programmed in this way. if it has been that information is simply recorded in people know it. again, as of my other solutions are about providing voters with more information. if an algorithm is being manipulated in a particular way. all algorithms make choices. it's if it's b

you can also send them to us on social media, but no filters, i don't want orton filters on your pictureseally stuck.— it's really stuck. let's stick with the weather — it's really stuck. let's stick with the weather and _ it's really stuck. let's stick with the weather and go _ it's really stuck. let's stick with the weather and go to - it's really stuck. let's stick with the weather and go to carol, i it's really stuck. let's stick with. the weather and go to carol, you have got temperatures which are not autumnal at all. it was notjust dry, it was hot by day and by night, the met office yesterday verified our highest minimum temperature ever, it was on the ninth of the —— the night of the 19th ofjuly, the warmest overnight temperature on record in the uk. 26.8, most of us will not see that by day. at the moment we do not have temperatures like that, 20 degrees is what we start with in london, 16 in and around the north—west of scotland. humid air is around our shores but a weather front producing some rain will sink south and some fresh air will come in from the north—west. this is the