he played at penn state. you know, worked most of his career in the nfl until he came over this year to replace billy mcgovern who passed away this past may. said i'm going to keep the same verbiage, adjust my stuff to what you're used to. what an impressive guy. you talk to him, think he's got -- tests he'll have this year, people will talk about him and where he may fit in. >> chris: doesn't scream and yell at players, a teaching style more in the nfl, comes down to college, calm, reasonable. >> kirk: love it. >> chris: great demeanor, really connects with the players. >> kirk: when you talk to him, if you guessed where he played, penn state would be one of the first guesses. he represents penn state guys i've always been so impressed with. talked to todd blackledge about that, he did a heck of a job tonight. >> chris: sanders and kelly hugging, mutual respect, very authentic. deion's first ever visit to the rose bowl. 28-16 loss. he'll no doubt console a disappointed team but tell them how proud he is of t

because i mean, hamas, between them, hamas, penn state between them, they're half $1 billion hamas, pennhnfunding. half $1 billion hamas, penn state between them, thnfunding. that's' $1 billion hamas, penn state between them, thnfunding. that's bigbillion hamas, penn state between them, thnfunding. that's big money. in funding. that's big money. >> the only stuff in this is says that really rich people all have stopped giving money or some of them have stopped. but it didn't anything was it didn't say anything was actually going on on it actually going on on campus. it didn't anything about these didn't say anything about these young didn't say anything about these you lewis everything comes down >> lewis everything comes down to money. everything comes down to money. everything comes down to and so many of these to money. and so many of these students, like rhino workman, who head of the student who is the head of the student law committee or something at harvard , phd. so she praised harvard, phd. so she praised praised hamas. and she had a job offer rescinded. and so many of these stu

big ten rivals, ohio state and penn state,going head-to-head today, a matchup preview.exclusive with basketball phenom victor wembanyama on his big nba debut. plus, gronk's new gig. details as he joins us in the house this morning and shows off a hidden talent. >> gio: and we do say, good morning, america, on this saturday morning. we do, of course, have lots to get to this morning in israel's war with hamas. just hours ago truckloads of humanitarian supplies rolled into gaza from egypt. that rafah border crossing finally opening up. >> whit: a significant development there, this this coming after hamas released two americans, a mother and her teenage daughter, from the chicago area. the u.s. embassy sharing this picture of judith and natalie raanan speaking with president biden by phone. an estimated 200 more people including americans who were kidnapped from israel remain captive. >> janai: all of this amid that looming israeli ground assault on gaza that we've been telling you could happen at any time. we'll have more on all of that in just a moment, but we begin wit

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ohio state making the big statement win at home against penn state with that defense. washington/asu, late start in tempe, just getting under way. it's in seattle, my bad. >> kirk: oregon, texas all with potential scares, but all able to survive. florida state early with a challenge. i mean -- we always talk about, what if this team's undefeated? and then we get to the end of the year and it always seems to work itself out, right? >> chris: lundy being helped off. it would be interesting if in the final year of the four-team playoff bracket there are more than four undefeated teams. there certainly appear to be a good chance of more than four worthy contenders. talking about teams with one loss potentially, have strong resumes nonetheless. long way to go, but the noles can only do what they can do and their schedule, and this is a resounding fourth quarter against a team that came in ranked 16th. >> kirk: i just think -- i know there are different differentiators, i just think that playing a heavyweight in a nonconference should -- should be a trump card, should really

i don't know if i can say that she went to penn state there at penn state. she spent six years completing a master's degree in 2017 and a ph.d. in 2021. since 2021, she's been a postdoctoral fellow at the center for presidential history at southern methodist university, where she's completed the manuscript for her first book, which i'm told continues to change at the whim of the publisher. and so if you're searching for the book, write this down. army under fire any time. miller. transition. no, i see you. look at that. i can even read anti militarism in the civil war era. it's due out in five during she recently accepted a teaching position at texas women's university. when she's not writing or thinking about the civil war, she can be found cheering on her favorite sports teams watching classic movies, listening to lyle lovett or walking with mo, the border collie. that sounds so charming. and then she's going to ruin all that by talking about braxton bragg lee. come on. right. she's going to have smart things to say, and i assure you, you're going to leave

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. >> so you went to penn state. what made you decide to go to israel and to serve your two years in the israeli defense force? >> i started out with a trip to poland. i went and saw the concentration camps and everything that happened in the holocaust. it really hit me hard that i'm jewish and i need to take a stand. i went to israel in birth right for the first time and felt the safety of israel, that we have a place to go, we have a home here. i felt the warmth of the jewish people and the israelis and took me in. i fell in love with the people and the place. >> martha: so how did you feel? how did your family feel when you got the call to come back as a reservist and get involved in this fight? >> i have been flooded with messages on instagram. people i haven't heard from in awhile. my family checking up constantly, making sure i'm oh abe. i can't keep up. i started a broadcast list to make sure the most important friends and families, i would send daily updates and let them know i'm okay and i'd reply when i can

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claudia is a recent penn state graduate and talia and cara are current students at the university. all three come from a long line of firefighters. madam speaker, they made history and they made a difference. they have put in the time and dedication to train, so when the call for help comes, they're able to respond and perform professionally. i know firsthand the dedication and passion volunteer firefighters have when it comes to protecting their communities. thank you, claudia, talia and cara for your bravery and dedication to the state college community. thank you, madam speaker. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, madam speaker. yesterday's committee to unleash prosperity revealed that biden was accelerating poverty. the recent census bureau report on

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university in 2020 and in 2022 2021, he was the inaugural civil war era postdoctoral scholar at penn state's george and ann richards, civil war era center. so please join me in giving a very warm welcome to jonathan jones. all right. well, thank you all for for being here. thank you, professor najjar, for that introduction. can everybody hear me okay? good. okay, perfect. raise it up a little. perfect. yeah. there we go. that's much, much better. much deeper sounding. okay. thank you again, everyone, for being here. thank you to everyone who's going to be tuning in on c-span. mom, we're on tv. that's exciting. yeah, we'll tell her. it's on on cnn or pbs. i know, but i have always been interested. the aftermath, the afterlife of the civil war. i've always been curious about questions like how did the war with all of the carnage and the upheaval that we've been hearing about this morning, in this afternoon, how did these events affect americans, society and culture and medicine and most importantly, the individual people that survived this this mayhem after the conflict? but these are the ques

if you are interested in space -- -- penn state student, you can go for 40,000 dollars or less. re an outraged number 5 -- ranked number five among begin diversity since order, florida state is in the top 15, wall street journal did a ranking of universities, public and private university of florida was ranked 15th, the first public university, the only one in the top 15 according to wall street journal. there are other good ones in virginia or whatever, but how many of them go for $6,400 a year and if you qualify you probably qualify for the bright future scholarship which gives you 100% of tuition or 75 percent depending on your scores. your basically graduating with no debt at all, and out-of-state tuitions is $17,000, less than in-state in a lot of places. we have been serious about safety, supply -- supply support and funding, but you can't history -- but you cannot just keep raising tuition. you need to prune your bureaucracy. why should you pay more tuition for another 10 ddi officers? the students would rather pay less and not have those officers. we want to have good inc

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problem condemning conservative speaker whose come to their campus like a reilly gains going to penn stateeak about protecting womens spaces and womens sports. those people are called hateful. i have been on many college campuses called hateful, told i was unwelcome there. but then this is the kind of displays that are going on on campuses across america? these groups advocating for brutalization, death, wraps, talking about how this is israel's fault being openly anti-semitism, this is what these college campuses consider free speech? no, no, no. i don't think so. we need to return to morality and it's gotta start on college campuses. >> sean: charlie, let's get your take on this. you know, you are often so articulate on the issue of woke college campuses. outspoken against cancel culture. i guess if you say anything conservative you will be canceled. woke is only i guess applied to conservatives. here you have the most repugnant, you know, comments being made in support of terrorism and terrorists, and death and virulent anti-semitism and not a word from these administrations and these c

penn state, ohio state. it's big news saturday on fox on tubi. musicals where dancers do things. we didn't think the human body was even capable. just keep going. >> rocket sirens have been sounding impossible. second front in the works. >> the u.s. continues to surge support. there are hundreds of american citizens currently trapped inside gaza. prayers on both sides are urgently needed. stay with fox news for continuing when you can't watch. >> listen. get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm anytime, anywhere. fox news radio on sirius xm america is listening. ng - >> we are continuing our thank you well for taking our coverage of israel being at war with hamas with and biden'l office address earlier tonight. now, some of our upcomintonig guests include senator tim scott right here in studio, victor davis hanson,e wa congressman mike waltz, morgan ortagus, joey jones, and a lot more. another breaking news hour of hannity. it's been a busy night. he newnighright here and right welcome hour two of hannity.r st thank you all fo

ca condemning conservative speakers who come to their campusreilly like a riley gainea going to penn state to speaks about protecting women's spaces. and women's sports. those people are calle d. i've been on many college campuses called hateful, told was unwelcome there. but then this is the kind are of displays that going on.? the and campuses across america, these groups group for brutaliz, death,, talking about how this is israel's fault, being openly anti-semitici-semiti. this is what these college campuses consider free speech. no. i no, no, no, i don't thinkl we need a return to morality. and it's got to starts get on college campuses. >> charlie, let's get your taken on this. you know, you are often so articulate on the issue of of cur college campus campuses, outspoken against cancel culture, i guessuess if you says anything conservative, you'll be canceled. woke is only, i guess, applied to conservatives. here you have the most repugnant, you know, comments being made in support of terrorism, terrorists and death and virulent anti-semitish and vim. minist and not a word from thes

with today's means everything the best pregame, the best announcers the biggest game of the year penn ohio states big news saturday on fox. this is a very accurate front you can hear another explosion there a huge garage. the troops massed along the border as we watch and wait for the long anticipate ground operation to begin. this regional conflict is quickly. >> stay with fox news for continuing coverage. >> all right. now, despite the importance protecting our homeland right now, biden wants to send tens of billions to ukraine and hundreds of millions to gaza, which we all know is going to end up in the hands of hamas. but senator tom cotton is putting his foot down, saying that biden's aid package is d.o.a. on arrival. >> he joins us now with more. senator, is that 100% certain it's doa? >> sean, if i have anything to do with it, it will be dead on arrival. and i think that's the emerging position among republicans in the senate. you saw senator mcconnell today said the senate will work as we all to produce our own proposal. i think we need to support israel. we've got to control our souther

i'm a professor at penn state and i agree with alex's views.n egypt and i have the pleasure of coming to the beautiful country and making a living and raising a family and it's hard now because two weeks ago, i was one identity and now i'm having to hide an identity that i see all across our student body. unfortunately what i fear at this point, you know, mainstream media and also cooperate america is going to blacklist these students because they're speaking other than cultural, identifying palestinian. we have students who have lost their host families and are standing up for violence and what's going on and they're being blacklisted and it's unfortunate because the message that goes out is one-sided and it's not often all inclusive and the university is trying to promote diversity and it's contradicting. host: ok. alex, do you have a quick response to that? guest: yeah. when universities are trying to promote diversity equity, inclusion, we are always pointing out, you know, hey, that includes ideological diversity, equity and inclusion. not

i'm a professor at penn state and i agree with alex's views.n egypt and i have the pleasure of coming to the beautiful country and making a living and raising a family and it's hard now because two weeks ago, i was one identity and now i'm having to hide an identity that i see all across our student body. unfortunately what i fear at this point, you know, mainstream media and also cooperate america is going to blacklist these students because they're speaking other than cultural, identifying palestinian. we have students who have lost their host families and are standing up for violence and what's going on and they're being blacklisted and it's unfortunate because the message that goes out is one-sided and it's not often all inclusive and the university is trying to promote diversity and it's contradicting. host: ok. alex, do you have a quick response to that? guest: yeah. when universities are trying to promote diversity equity, inclusion, we are always pointing out, you know, hey, that includes ideological diversity, equity and inclusion. not

penn. again, it's not useful. any other states of israel wouldn't be the strongest stage in the region, but there's also a seat reserved for opposition later. yeah, yeah. pete retreat semester thing on as well as the border with gaza. the defense minister spelled out the government's intentions in no uncertain terms of the icy. so garza will not exist on all baldo. the idea if we destroy from us and we will hunt down every last man with the blog will fall. children on his hand as politicians come together to take on from us. young is riley's returning from all over the world to report for duty in the military was as a medical student, lithuania, i cannot sit here and study medicine while i know that my friends are fighting and my family needs protection, this is my time. it's my duty right now and southeast asia to be part of the legal for reason that happens. it needs to be part of this in significant times, and these are, as is miles west of allies, also valley in around like u. k. so in secretary james cleverly seen him running

penn. again, it's not useful. any other states of israel wouldn't be the strongest stage in the region, but there's also a seat reserved for opposition later. yeah, yeah, lot pete retreat semester thing on the as well as border with gaza, the defense minister spelled out the government's intentions in no uncertain terms the icy, so gaza will not exist on all baldo, the i d, f. we the story from us. and we really don't have we lost man with the blah, the fall children on his hand. as politicians come together, take on him. us young use riley's ever turning from all over the world to report for duty in the military was as a medical student. in lithuania, i cannot sit here and study medicine. while i know that my friends are fighting and my family needs protection, this is my time. it's my duty right now and southeast asia to be part of the legal for asian. this happens. it needs to be part of this significant times. and these are as is rails western allies, also valley going round like u. k. so in secretary james cleverly seen him r

states. again, that's business model from penn wharton, bring in our panel bill mcgurn columnist for the "wallalk radio host. bill, what do you make of where we are in the economy and those concerns about the timeline for the u.s. debt? >> yeah. i think the concerns are still there. when i worked in the white house we always greeted the jobs report with trepidation. we try to minimize good, but you can't tell, you know, the whole economy from a jobs report. i worry that the interest rates will still have to go a little higher to wring inflation out of the system. who knows what happens then? i think we are putting off any negative effect for a couple of months. but that will be very bad for the president if it happens during the election. >> bret: yeah. leslie, for the president to run on bidenomics, and he says, you know, we have done, this we have done, this and bidenomics is working, you know, with interest rates possibly ticking up more, people are paying more and they are not feeling great. is that fair to say? >> that's very fair to say. perception is realty. the reality is bidenomics is

will support defend the united states constitution, will support defend the united states constitution. it is 2013, pennetzker becomes us secretary of commerce in the obama administration, and vice president joe biden takes the oath of office. ten years later , president biden appoints pritzker to oversee his historical homeland and for good reason. there are many people who say that during the first year there was a lot of corruption and that is why you fired the minister of defense. all these cases are not related to assistance to ukraine. and the money of our partners, this money is completely another case, is this money ukrainian? this is ukrainian money, a few days after zelsky’s ridiculous excuses, the white house appointed penny pritzker as the us special envoy for economic recovery in ukraine. previously, such a position did not exist; it was established specifically for it. pritzker herself does not hide that her powers will be broader than it seems at first glance; the way the prisker clan will now cut through the ukrainian budget will even be envious. nicholson, who only thought he was a tough

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state to ban book bans. similar legislation has been introduced in new jersey. and last month, california enacted a law preventing school boards from banning books based on racial or lgbtq topics. according to penn bans increased by 33% in the last school year. of the more than 3300 b bans, more than two-thirdsame from just eight states. missouri, utah, virginia, tennessee, gegi oklahoma, and west virginia, and of course, florida. in fact, more than 40% of all book bans nationally occurred in districts in florida. penn america plans to open a center in florida before the end of the year to fight back. 24 blockbuster authors have lent their support to help accelerate the effort. among them is nikki grimes, best selling poet and author of books for children and young adults. and a member of the black authors hall of fame. and nikki grimes joins me now. thank you so much for being here. it's an honor. let's talk about the penn miami florida center. $3 million have been raised for it. what will it do? >> well, it would allow them to mobilize people on the ground. they'll be able to enact with other organizations involved in this work. because while there are so many book bans coming out of florida,

according to the well-regarded penn wharton budget model, the united states has about 20 years to take corrective action to avoid fiscal disaster. i almost hate to say 20 years but penn wharton is respected because that means that maybe we won't take the necessary action in the near term. and it's always easier to solve these problems yesterday than it is tomorrow. the longer we wait to take these actions, then obviously i'm saying the more painful those actions will be. in the penn wharton estimation, if we put off corrective action until the fiscal crisis is add our doorstep, no amount of future tax hikes or spending cuts will enable us to avoid defaulting on our debt. when i just said, as i did, until a fiscal crisis is upon our doorstep, iowans at my 99 county meetings that i hold every year would say we're already at that point. and when you talk about maybe it can be done or not done, then you can imagine the cynical people of iowa just like the cynical people of the united states as a whole are even going to lose less confidence in our government institutions. now we all know th

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