when we came home, we saw them searching the house. >> reporter: mary ellen is peter moore's wife. >>'t believe it. >> i thought what is he doing in our house? >> i said what the is going on here. two cops grabbed me. >> reporter: mary ellen and peter asked investigators what was going on. they were handed the search warrant saying investigators were looking for anything connected to bomb making. >> i said how do you know it was a bomb? we don't know it was a bomb. >> that was the first you heard of such a thing? >> we thought it was an accident. >> did they seem to be accusing you? >> yes. >> both of you? >> yes. >> were you frightened? >> oh yes. >> what were you afraid of? >> that they thought we did it. >> reporter: around calusa, the raid on peter's house just days after roberto's death was big news. a neighbor began sending out realtime updates on facebook. >> there was a parade of cars driving around the whole neighborhood. >> as these detectives were asking questions? >> as they were going through my house. >> and when they left? >> they took our computers and our cell phones.

justices, i am calling the names, james moore wayne, peter daniel, john campbell, and john petrone. the u.s. supreme court went, was not impartial in 1927 when a value genesis justice oliver ash avowed eugenicist wrote the decision upholding the forced sterilization of babies or in bauer v hard trick displayed quote an almost obsessive focus on homosexual activity, unquote, according to their own. justice, justice harry blackmun, in his dissent. this obsession led them to greenlight the criminalization of gay and lesbian relationships in that decision. i could go on and on. but in the interest of time, the sooner that we accept that the emperor has no clothes obvious truth, the better equipped we will be to put in meaningful safeguards to protect from people with bias. at minimum, justice alito should recuse himself from all cases related to the 2020 election. the senate judiciary committee should investigate. and depending on the facts, there should be an impeachment inquiry, as is true for justice thomas and his many, many outrageous scandals. but both justice alito and thomas can

moore 108. the other one to bobby charlton peter shilton. who we've had on regularly 125 caps. he's the record. then we've got billy wright from back in the 50s, steven gerrard, david beckham, ashley cole, ashley cole may surprise. yeah yeah . frank surprise. yeah yeah. frank lampard, wayne rooney on 120. so harry kane 100th cap against finland tonight and this is what you had to say okay, >> no. this is one that i'm extremely proud of. i think it shows great consistency over a long period of time. i think when you look at some of the other players who have achieved it, you know, some of our greatest ever players . so, greatest ever players. so, something i'm really excited for , something i'm really excited for, you know, i have my, my family there to, you know, enjoy the moment as well. and i think for sure that moment when i'm retired that i'll probably look back on with immense pride. but, yeah, i'm excited. i'm excited for the game. >> what should i tell you? what i like about harry kane? and i know that. and i could even hear voices in

host of moore money on wabc radio and author of, the trump economic miracle. unleash elon musk. how about this. we -- old peter be worth trillions of savings in the government. >> it can. that peter gray's commission in early 80s, they found 400 billion dollars of waste, fraud inefficiency. probably is 10 times that amount today. you look at the money stolen from covid relief, the redundancy of, 82 different job training program, the left-hand of government doesn't know what the right hand is doing, you put someone like elon musk in charge, bring in the best in business, bring in our good friend fred smith, of fedex and people like jamie dimon who know how to run things. one thing about the biden administration, and kamala harris, is they are not surrounded by people who know anything about business. i think that is because they don't like businesses, they view businesses as villains. larry: i'm from the government, i'm here to help you, that will go down the drain, terrific. steve moore, it is interesting, on the positive side, we'll get to negatives in a moment. but positive this is donald trump's strongest

. >> how mia moore assassination attempts on donald trump until the president, vice president, and you pick a different word to describe trump other than "threat?" >> peterthing, permissive administration, i completely disagree with the premise of your question. the question you are asking is also greatly dangerous in the way you are asking it, and now for you to make that kind of comment in your question -- because your question involved a common and a statement. is also incredibly dangerous, but when you start bringing political rhetoric, but is not okay. >> their mentally unstable people -- attempting to kill donald trump. still hearing this white house refer to him as a threat. is there no concern of taking that literally? >> we are using examples. we are not just saying that just to say it. january 6th. how many times do i have to say it? january 6th, 2021. that's a fact. i know your focus has to be on this side of the house, it can't be on your side of the house. i get that, but we also have to be good on how you are asking me these questions. >> the press is in trouble for asking questions, it's highly dangerous for peter doocy to ask questions. p

peter was the whole bad apple out of a whole bunch. who is the foia lady you mention? >> i think margaret moore. >> what tips did she give you about avoiding foia? >> you gave me none but what she did say to me it was, let me back up a little bit. >> are you sure about that question we can subpoena her e-mail too. we can call her to witness as well. make sure to click some telling it what i know and remember it is the truth as far as i know it. >> you think you are the first employee she gave advice on how to avoid foia question. >> you do not give advice on how to avoid foia progress she said she gave advice on how to avoid because that is what i said because you're lying them in tongues the truth now? >> is not lying is making a joke with peter. i said something i have a way to make it go away that was a euphemism. may i tell you what she told me? >> sure. >> i was worried as getting so many i was worried personal things were going to get into it. i went and talked to her and said how does this work? at that point in time i had no involvement. if i was going to be void the office would notify

moors for shooting and vineyards. >> i would never shoot. you are so posh aaron bastani you are a proper champagne wine. >> definitely. >> definitely. >> right. aaron bastani and peterwith me. so the foreign secretary was speaking just a little while ago to confirm £600 million of additional support for ukraine. have a listen . for ukraine. have a listen. >> and today i can confirm more than 600 million worth of support for ukraine, including 242 million this financial year for immediate humanitarian energy and stabilisation needs, as well as support for reform recovery and reconstruction and seriously on a very serious issue. >> the us and the uk are currently deciding whether to allow ukraine to launch long—range missiles into russia. the kremlin have said that any decision to do so would trigger a response. so peter, there are still remains, in my opinion, no clear strategic off ramp at the moment for this conflict. what are blinken, biden, lamy, etc? what are they playing at here? >> well, i don't know. and i've never been able to get anyone to answer the simple question what are the strategic interests of the united kingdom in pursuing its involvement in a prox

moore will be speaking, ed, yourself, and so many others. we are really trying to tackle this with our bipartisan fiscal forum, and my co-chair, scott peters has been a great partner in this, and he and i together introduced h.r. 5779, a fiscal commission act earlier, and that would force our congress to tackle our national debt by voting on a package of policy recommendations designed to get our nation's fiscal house in order in the short term and the long term. and as was quoted by ms. houlahan earlier, we're looking at real cuts in social security. we're looking at real cuts in medicare, and those should not be acceptable, we've got to wrestle this dragon to the ground. i'm proud our legislation passed the house budget committee on a bipartisan basis but we have a lot more work to do. we have a lot more work to do. and the purpose of tonight is continuing to raise that awareness with the national audience, not just our colleagues but our constituencies as well and we have to make sure people understand crystal clear how serious this issue is and the real impacts it has making life less affordable and our constituencies and certainly in the