i wouldn't expect it to be rah, rah patriarchy. a crayon map that shows the nine dash line for china, and i promise you there's not a single kid looking at this line. that's not a popular opinion right now. stuart: no, i think you're right, pick the right fight. >> yeah, of course. stuart: pick the right one. >> no, because we look silly. this is one of those moments where you could be making a brilliant point about the social justice warriors in hollywood bowing down to the human rights abuses in china, okay? >> maybe that's a good, fair point, but they're still going to say over at fox they're yelling at barbie. happy friday, everybody, and then we look like a bunch of nuts! stuart: i really have lost control. [laughter] jimmy, you never fail to make me smile. >> i'll see you at the early bird. [laughter] stuart: thanks, jimmy. complete change of subject. look at nvidia, please. we've got an analyst on our show, his name is ben. he's with us now. and he follows nvidia, and he says nvidia is showing shades of apple. finish now, i

this book has been published by rah yar publications . fatemiyoun of fars province in conflict with takfiri terrorists were martyred. this book is available in 168 pages. there are 1,000 copies and the price is 60,000 tomans. afghanistan's football team will face the iranian team in its third game in the framework of the futsal championship of central asia, known as cafes . he defeated stan and uzbekistan. thank you for your knowledge good night, may god protect the month of mourning and the banner and the flag of this group whose flag is called the fatemiyoun martyrs . the fatemiyoun is the second year of my service. a delegation of old and young people came. the least we can do is to preserve the memory of the martyrs. the only thing we can do is mourn for imam hussain and pray for the sick to be healed. because i saw what the children of fatemiyoun suffered in syria, they were oppressed and proud of the creation that i am. the snooker soldiers asked for their needs according to the mood of their hearts. they asked for their needs from

in the streets of the big and small cities of this country, the names of the martyrs of rah or hussain or abbas are heard more than any other name on this day . one is the capital of 6, which is in the service of hyderabad all the people of india, whether hindu or non-hindu, have great respect for imam hussain. we are proud to say that you are in love with imam hussain. we should not give up in the face of oppression and oppression, we should defend the right and the truth even if we lose our lives . the past is kept alive in india, which is due to the existence of followers of religions and religions different schools are famous in the land of seventy-two nations. respect and love for imam hussein is a common feature among indians. real estate documents of sedav and sima news agency, a new layer. hosseini's funeral was held in the presence of devotees and devotees of ashura, the reviver of the world, in the persian college of ice creams, with the resounding of hosseini's voice all over the world in bosnia and herzegovina. the rainbow land of all nations and religions participated in t

as big as the houses that were thrown in the revenge of yahya bin zakaria from the intersection of rah ashaghi, which is an excerpt from mokhtarnameh series from 16:00. mukhtar thaghafi's awareness of the events of ashura day and how zuhair's martyrdom is narrated in this film, me and ziba will be broadcasted on omid channel at 18:00. ashura will reconnect him with the people of his village. on the first trip , i asked mr. abulfazl to return my daughter to his mother in order to find his lost daughter, he goes to iraq and the shrine of imam hossein, peace be upon him, on the day of ashura. this is the story of the movie asr day 10, which will be broadcast at 19:00 on the show network. malayer city and aznao village, my journalist colleague masoumi, your appointment is from the mourning ceremony that will be held today in this village . report alone, masoume. hello, good morning in the name of allah, the most merciful . my condolences to all of you i am now with makkah and the martyrs of aznab village, the people of hamedan province, malair county, aznab village , declare their love for

[000:00:00;00] moi arranges ma allah rahman rah rahim hello dear viewers at 20:30 minutes next to you this is with some news the railway route from khaf in khorasan razavi to roznak in herat province of afghanistan was opened today with the presence of the officials of the two countries governor of khorasan razavi in ​​this ceremony said with the establishment of afghanistan's only railway route, our country's exports to this country will speed up. mr. nazari added that one of the advantages of this railway line is the easier and cheaper speed of sending goods to attack afghanistan. significantly will increase. the first vice president read about school construction and the origin of poverty alleviation in the country and said that investing in education is not a current expense but rather building the future of mr. mokhbar at the conference to honor the benefactors of school construction in the country, referring to the concerns raised in this meeting about the lack of education, including the impact of children and teenagers from neighboring countries and refugees, added the necessa

news agency tomorrow, it will broadcast a series of movies, mohajer roz, events from the 10th day, and rah ashaghi , among these films, haji is here again, first registration for the next season, the fire of the immigrant concept , will be broadcast at 10 o'clock on channel 3. this film is about the efforts of warriors using it is from muhajir drones to carry out reconnaissance operations behind the enemy lines that muslims kill their imam in the year 61 ah. a young christian who has just converted to islam is not known to call him for help and leave for karbala the day before this. hossein bin ali was almost as simple as this the copies of the story of the story of the day of the event will be shown from 1:00 p.m. on the show network and at 10:00 p.m. on the farat network. hojjat muslimani man , the size of the houses, which is part 19 of the mukhtarnameh series, will be broadcast from 16:00 . mukhtar thaghafi's awareness of the events the day of ashura and how zuhair's martyrdom is told in this film me and ziba will be broadcasted on omid channel at 18:00. we saw the crying of children o

shirin village of izeh city, good threads have been obtained from the perpetrators of the martyrdom of rah khash police officers and soon the armed terrorists will be punished for their actions . you will be buried, an example of the police station 16 at the time when zahedan attacked him, all of them were killed in the same place and he was punished for his actions. the ministry of intelligence announced that based on the information obtained, the rejection of selvan mika's request for residence, an element of desecration of the holy quran, from several european countries caused him to try to communicate with the zionist regime of the united states to prove his loyalty to the occupation regime of jerusalem. he sent pictures of himself wearing a kippah hat for jews, as well as a picture of the zionist flag next to a church in iraq . service and for him a mission of spying on the headquarters and leaders of the iraqi resistance groups, especially in nineveh province, to narrow the ministry of intelligence also announced that at the same time the criminal plan of the holy qur'an with the gre

mohsen mirjalili, talib taheri and bass said, the method of shahrukh tahmasbi was originally shahid rah. they believed that the traffic of the people's mojahedin khalq was the main reason for its defeat it was around evening that one of these brothers had laid eggs in this house. i thought that he wanted to show a picture of himself , and i was thinking that the house had been exposed . and by injecting them with cyanide ampoules, they were packed as martyrs. after we packed them, they should be delivered into the sanitary car, especially the people who we thought were martyred, when they were not, and were dying, like khosrow himself. in this context, an explanation regarding the issues in my previous satire with jafar we went to the place that the organization had introduced, and for this purpose , it was midnight that i, along with jafar , left the team's house located in nizam abad along with enough condolences according to the pre- determined routes. we had reached the above place, which was located in faiz garden, and we had to transfer it from you into the pit where we were befor

, the fight against speculation and market control it should be followed seriously, deputy minister rah shahr sazi said that landlords and tenants can receive rental contracts in the sabz real estate transaction system and a free tracking code. so far , about 15,000 rental contracts have been registered for free in the real estate system and tracking codes have been received in the past 24 hours. the country's electricity consumption reached 71,500 megawatts . according to the minister of energy, electricity consumption in the country has increased by about 8,000 megawatts. and coolers and for us to be able to enter in fact, the electricity industry should provide reliable electricity for all the dear people of our country. we desperately request all families to put their air conditioners away in egypt and turn off the air conditioners at the hours when it is possible. until 5:00 p.m., who can use the benefits of the savings bonus by reducing consumption , according to the head of the tax affairs organization , there is a high capacity in the provincial tax from the informal sector of t

and they were anti-yes rahs mow and also they were opposing shoigu, the minister of defense, in termsg the war. so i'm not surprised that he at least for the time being is being detained and possibly interrogated to determine what that relationship with. is. and i wouldn't be surprised if there aren't others. another one is the airborne general, his name is duplinski, and when he was told by the minister of defense to conduct these attacks at bahkmut, they were human wave attacks into well known machine gun defensive positions, made no sense. wagner group had done it and lost thousands. he offered his resignation and refused to do it, and he's still continuing to serve and eventually was promoted and charged in the theater of defense right now. but he is known to also oppose the leaders who are prosecuting this war from a military perspective. so this investigation certainly will, i think from putin's perspective, hopefully get to the bottom of it. but if this military situation many terms of the leaders -- and they don't have too many good generals, to be frank about it, paul. and if

love enough tonight at 20:30 minutes from channel 3, directed by rah sankh akhundpur series and produced by saeed saadi, the sound went forward a year ago , it was a love story that was born in the year 61 ah and its path to the events of kufa and karbala, music from a vast imagination with a truth. the range really worked, it made it interesting. in my opinion, eshgh kuhi is a work of film and series , media art organization, the climax of the story of the battle of right and wrong , the main issues of this series are drowning in the author's mind, but on the way of life, they encounter people who intend to see more clearly. and in their own destiny , they get close, they meet and i meet a series historical and real characters of the peace era, hudaybih gomes, aya muslim, maysham, tamar kordi, filming of this historical tv series was done in iran's cinematic television village, and on thursdays and fridays at 20:30, it will be the guest of the tv, the destination of the story of mansour nazari, sedav and sima channels. sima farda will show a series of films, night watchman and an ordina

rahmat al-hussein is a poem written by ramon about the ashura incident, written by salim lms hemat rah ramon went to the church, he wants to read his poems for imam hussain in the church, when he started to read, how familiar it was, it was only oppression and health, the day ali bin abi talib's son was beheaded , the guest was late, it was the sound of hussain's quran that disturbed the monk. a monkey in the church about the oppression of ali muslim's son seyyed muhammad seyyed muhammad seyyed lamsi movie nardun against rudoost babatu al-hab maktul one day hazrat zakaria asked god to teach him the names of khumsa tayyaba gabriel descended on him and said the names then hazrat zakaria asked god he asked why i mention khosrow's name my tears are flowing and i am excited. god told the story of hazrat aba abdullah, the incident of ashura, and zakaria addressed his lord and said, "o god , grant me a child, and then i will be afflicted with a calamity , if you will afflict your beloved with his child ." god answered hazrat zakaria's request. he gave yahya as a gift to him during the time of

condolences to his family and to all of you, his colleagues, who worked so closely with him as well. rahou, his colleagues, who worked so closely with him as well. why did he want to work— so closely with him as well. why did he want to work with _ so closely with him as well. why did he want to work with you? - so closely with him as well. why did he want to work with you? it - so closely with him as well. why did he want to work with you? it is - so closely with him as well. why did he want to work with you? it is a - he want to work with you? it is a commitment to work for a charity and he was pearly as well. what was his driving force behind that? that he was pearly as well. what was his driving force behind that?— driving force behind that? that is one of the things _ driving force behind that? that is one of the things we _ driving force behind that? that is one of the things we will - driving force behind that? that is one of the things we will never . one of the things we will never forget actually, just how much of his precious time he gave to our charity and the support he gave

they're a bunch offed rah call leftists hard going to support president biden.hat we would yield. we're going to probably need, we'll need a mobiling gun on joe biden. elizabeth: got it. senator johnson, thanks for joining us. >>> we're staying on the story about how president biden went to south carolina after former president trump went there this weekend. the president did draw smaller crowds today, and he made some whoppers. we're going to dig into it more coming up. ♪ hedule a free consultation. the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading, without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm. so, you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ ♪ (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. . . liz: who is back with us "realclearpolitics" white house reporter phil wegmann. pleasure having you on. president biden in south c

in the name of the deceased grand ayatollah khoui and rah iman residential complex under the leadership of ayatollah sistani in khoi city, this salaam charity house of 500 people includes four sections, steps to the cultural center , the welfare center and the medical service section, the first stage of which is with the capacity to provide services it was used for more than 40 people from 311 hectares and it was built with an area of ​​4,600 square meters and it was finished with the best facilities. the first phase can accommodate 40 people and the whole building has cost 20 billion tomans so far. the residential complex was built under the conditions of allah sistani to accommodate vahdat in the case of natural disasters, next to ayatollah khoei hospital, fundraising was opened in various ways , and with the help of grand ayatollah sistani, a cultural complex was built next to here, with prefabricated air-conditioned units. their houses should be moved and these houses should act as a passive defense and any accident happened here , we can help the people, about twelve and a half bil

good cooperation of ehsan guilds taxes for business owners have tripled compared to last year, sobhani rah said, so far 39,500 non-governmental companies have joined the modian system . 500 tomans in hassan non-governmental companies, which is actually ahead of the report of the international energy agency, the index of energy consumption intensity in iran is the second time of the world average. enactment the supreme energy council has not yet been launched. the approval of the plan to issue an energy saving certificate in 2016 was prepared in the supreme energy council. crude oil and gas condensates of petrochemical products and the implementation of energy consumption optimization have been prepared, but six years have passed since the approval of the supreme energy council. the trustees of energy production are still go to the market for energy saving certificate transactions. this requires sending an application for the acceptance of tawanir company for electricity transactions and a deposit certificate from national gas company of iran for transactions . currently, two electricity pr

he can sit at bedminster or mar rah a mar-a-lago -- mar-a-lago criticizing them while they're on stage don't see incentive. mike the other big buzz is about fund raising. second quarter numbers, governor desantis raised a lot of money, also apparently spending a lot of money. he was on with howie kurtz, let's play that. >> you know, we were five and a half weeks as a candidate in the second quarter for fund raising we raised more money than joe biden did in the second quarter who's the sitting president, and we raised more money than donald trump did into his campaign who, of course, was the former president. mike: he's also, apparently, cutting some staff. katie, your thoughtses. >> yeah, you know, i think he's spinning it right now. spinning bad news is, i think, what every candidate does. 14 million of the money he raised is maxed out donors. those doe e nors can't donate any more to his campaign, so that's out. $3 million is going into the general and, again, yesterday he had to lay off staff. so i think he's going to be trying to spin it in a positive way as much as he can, but he

housing ministry rah and shahr sazi said that with the start of electronic registration of schools andand you, registration of residence in the real estate and housing system , the number of people in sari has increased from 10,000 people to 5,000 people per day. the real estate and housing system had registered their residences and these numbers increased by one million to 4 million 900 thousand out of 7500 fishing licenses issued from the national license portal. due to the slowness of the processing of sore throat, the head of the business environment improvement center working in the letter of the hormozgan ports and maritime administration asked me to refrain from demanding documents and more than those registered in the national license portal . i was not allowed to do so. at the beginning of the program , the director general of hormozgan ports and maritime economy also considered the technical approval of fishing boats mandatory and necessary . correct. however, the ports administration is asking us for a certificate of administrative bureaucracy registration from the labyrinth

conspiracy to commit offense or defraud, witness tampering, depp rah rah vegas of rights under colorvation of rights under color of law. if you could flesh this out for us and also the timing of a potential indictment, when you think that would happen. >> sure. of course, you got a target letter a week ago -- or last sunday. typically it means you're about to be indicted, and he -- jack smith, the prosecutor here, gave him until this thursday to testify in front of the grand jury. obviously, no defendant's going to take advantage of that. so i think an indictment is imminent, probably this coming week. typically you wait million the end of the investigation -- until the end of the investigation to invite the potential defendant in because you've basically locked up your case. now, "the new york times" has a different set of potential charges, but basically we don't know until we see the indictment. it's that he conspired to obstruct an official proceeding -- obviously, the vote count -- that he obstructed the official proceeding somehow, and somehow he engaged in wire fraud or some o

enforcement forces to the rioters, mohammad javad reza soltani, sada news agency and sima yas zohor rah he considered the establishment of integrated administrative systems to be a useful and effective measure in improving administrative health. mr. raisi, in the meeting of the supreme administrative council, criticized the neglect of the law on the promotion of administrative health in the institutions and demanded its implementation. administrative health is one of the strong laws, it is good to follow it. it is not implemented correctly. the law on promoting administrative health is very important for administrative health. this law should be implemented. creating positive and constructive motivation in employees with justice in paying salaries and benefits was another issue that mr. raisi discussed in the meeting of the supreme administrative council pointed out that one of the things that the administrative organization of behesht actually motivates to work is that it feels justice if it feels injustice. bekne, the president also considered the measures taken to transform the admin

stated the reason for this action: shahid hadi's new islamic civilization , published by shahid kazemi rah yar's front line, is one of these publishers. the enduring faith of yaran's saga, the narrative of fatah jamkaran, is 27 or zahra, the number of publishers protesting the unveiling of hijab to employees of online book sales software is increasing , tabari returns to prison, judiciary media center , in response to some claims about the end of natural punishment announced that by issuing a sentence of 12 years and half a week, as a charge of 7 counts, receiving the string and confirming it in the supreme court, he must endure the remainder of this punishment and return to prison. in this report, it is stated in the initial sentence of tabari that there was no sentence of 74 lashes after re-examining the case of this sentence. he also added to his punishments that the contract of medical centers with basic insurances has increased by 13% in the last two months, and the supervision of health insurance services said that so far 52,100 medical centers have signed contracts with basic insura

rah. lauren: stock is down almost 4 if %.ir second attempt to resolve tens of thousands of lawsuits based on their talc powder dismissed by a bankruptcy judge isment they've been trying to settle about a $9 billion deal that would also prevent new lawsuits. they tried to get it all under one umbrella to prerent new lawsuits, and the judge turned that down. david: ouch. sweet green. lauren: piper sandler upgraded to overweight. stock's up 12%. they see shares going up 35% because of margin improvement. sweet green is opening this new infinite if kitchen, completely robotic. if they can do that in more of their sweet green restaurants, that helps to save money. david: the next one is a sad one. trucking giant yellow says it's shutting down operations altogether. what happened, lauren, and who does this affect? lauren: the who is 30,000 workers, most of them teamsters, union workers. yellow took on more debt than it could handle, so now it faces an impending bankruptcy. they've been around almost a hundred years. some of their b

david: that's what it's all about, have a merit of course rah key -- meritocracy.pite the evidence to the contrary, mayorkas continues to claim that the border is secure, doesn't he in. >> it's kind of wild how they just continue to double down on a broken, failed hand, and they won't let off of that. but, you know, the reality is the president of the united states and the administration, that's not where the solution's going to come from. it has to come from the people's house. and it also has to be a bipartisan agreement. as a hard as that is going to be, i think that is where it's going to come. where can we focus on things that we agree on. i think work visas make a lot of sense. this hire act already has 11 republicans and 7 democrats. i barely rolled it out last week, so so you've got 18 members of congress can. folks are tired of waiting 30 minutes to get your beer, the hire act can help you. you're tired of waiting 2 weeks because of a lack of nurses, this bill can help you. david: your district is right on the border, i'm just wondering how the folks there

right after that, i mean, it signaled very clearly they would be coming for couldn't rah sepgs next.ne at the state level trying to pass measures that would make access to contraception legal or enshrine it in the law. but there was also a he federal law that was proposed. but republicans actually blocked it. and this is going to be a very contentious issue not just between democrats and republicans but even within the republican party. the conservative women's forum in their own research has found 80% of women, conservative women, agree exactly with what you said, the idea that you can be pro life and support access to contraception because it would essentially prevent the need for abortion. so this is one where you've got democrats, independents. the other thing i would just say, 92% of americans believe that contraception is morally acceptable. 92% of americans don't agree on anything. so again, given the huge majorities, this is going to be a tough one. >> but i think it's important to set the record straight about the fact that over-the-counter contraception has been a political

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as for joe biden, the image of him being rah family first guy, cute grandpa gets eviscerated.hy is he listening to political advisors to ignore the 4-year-old's existence who happens to be his granddaughter. the optics and actions look very bad for this white house. >> gillian: isn't it hunter biden's prerogative. if he is not having a relationship with his own daughter, it would be rather odd for the president, her grandfather, to override that and decide actually i'll have a relationship with her. >> it is still his blood, right? i would think being the president once again you want to lead by example to say since my son will blow off this child that is his, then i will do the same. if we go back to character it doesn't speak very well for either one. >> gillian: take a look at this. the white house is working now or at least re-election campaign is trying to boost the vice president and her image as the team seeks re-election. this word salad came at an event last week. listen. >> culture is -- it is a reflection of a moment in our time, right? and present cultures that way

sara rah's, like, what's up with this legislature?ou should have told me. >> there's a liberal somewhere saying, that's a great idea. [laughter] >> but it's sick. and when you hear kamala harris say something about, you know, we owe these people protection, you were one of leading voices to defund the police. and and she still worked it in. we not only have to protect hem from the criminals, but the people sworn to protect us. the idea that we ever for 30 seconds tried framing the pumps as -- cops as a bigger net than the criminal, that's why we're in the position we're in. >> what about you, tammy? you're a californian. in fairness, kamala harris was the california attorney general, like, he knew the problem was getting wows worse. but now she's the vice president with this gobbledygook talk. we got everything except for a venn diagram. what is happening there? >> look, she didn't change. she's not a new person. she's exactly the same person. nobody in california likes her. when she dropped out of the presidential race, she was, like

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always been an imperfect tool to try to redress -- hold on -- try to redress racism, the impact of rahe and the admissions process to promote diversity. today is an interesting day because we, the way we talk about this sometimes, it's almost like we forget that we brought affirmative action because we introduced affirmative action, it was a medical school decision because race was a part of all of this. now, i don't -- i'm not as discouraged as some are. i look at some of the numbers, you have an absolute majority of americans born after 2012 the who are young people of color, 45% of millennials are people of color, almost 50% of gen-zers are people of color. in fact, the racial composition of the country has almost surpassed the jurisprudence of the courts. what i was most encouraged by, and i hope those critical -- i'm sorry, something in my throat. i ate a potato chip before coming on. [laughter] for those who are discouraged, read the entire opinion. roberts said that universities can still consider an applicant's discussion of how race affected his or her life be it through discr

let's take a look at the big tech names which have been a rah rather mixed bag this week.moving slightly higher, but then you have apple and microsoft moving lower. now, i want to get back to the meta issue, the drama surrounding the new app. what exactly is twitter accusing met that of doing wrong? lauren: so elon musk's lawyer sent meta a cease and desist letter accusing threads of copying twitter and building it with the help of former twitter employees. well, there are a lot of former twitter employees. he fired so many. [laughter] so meta, they've got to work somewhere. met that says 40 no one on our threads engineering team is an exe-twitter appropriation so we don't know what you're talking about. mark mahaney likes threads, he says it's not a twitter killer yet, but it's doing well. 50 million users e in the first 24 hours, launched more than 100 million posts or threads. ashley: what do you make of all this, david? >> first of all, the one thing the world needs more of is social media -- [laughter] so i'm really happy to hear we have another place we can go fight

. >> the rah assault happens inside the door just past the cash registers and before the exit to theo it's possible these suspects could face additional charges once they are identified and arrested. >> ainsley: i mean, they are as clear as kay you can see their faces. so brazen not covering their face. any leads? >> my last update was i don't have any leads. this story just came out on saturday morning. so it's very possible that we have some tips that have come in either through our own department or through crime stoppers. but we like to put out these images. we like to show people what's going on here in this community to get these people identified and get them held responsible for their crimes. >> steve: you just mentioned crime stoppers, if anybody watching knows who these people who made off with that you will specific stuff knows who those people are, call crorns. the phone number right here 404, 577-8477. 404-577-8477. sergeant, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> ainsley: thank you. >> thank you. good morning. brian brian coming up. low on ammo president bide

china hackers also got the commerce secretary, gina rah mondeaux, the u.s.tarted off at the cyber curt and infrastructure security agencies, and that started back in may and june. china's breach of microsoft cloud e-mails may expose deeper problems is what we're looking at. microsoft acknowledged a breach july 1 11th, and even though they're taking steps to block this abuse, a lot of questions remain about how and when microsoft cloud services were compromised. this though, joey, should serve as an enormous wake-up call to every american to lock up your tech whether you are a government agency, a corporation, a mom and pop business, an individual, on your computer, tablet, smartphone, threats are at the highest in history and getting more dangerous. one in three homes with computers are infected with malicious software. 47% of american adults have had their personal information exposed by cyber criminals. period. you cannot count on uncle sam or big tech companies to protect your privacy and security, so, i mean, this is something -- i have been ringing this

elizabeth: post columnist jon levine and washington examiner political reporter zaire or rah bedfordility to the whistleblowers by not contradicting them on what doj officials were doing in stonewalling the investigation into hunter biden. >> right. i mean, someone is clearly lying here and clearly committing a crime because people like weiss and merrick garland have said that they were not obstructed and is weiss had full authority. but you have shapley saying he was obstructed and he wanted to become a potential counsel, and he wanted bring charges in other jurisdictions and was prevented from doing so. someone is not telling the truth here. so you have to, i think, ultimately, this will only be settled with a special counsel which would be appointed maybe after a 2024 presidential election if the republicans should take back the white house. it'd be a decision, ultimately, the american people have to decide on. elizabeth: sarah, let's get your reaction to former president trump in south carolina saturday on biden family corruption. watch this. >> i've been hitting him much differe

lauren: and as rah that zen ca. stuart: yeah, i do know that one. nvidia keeps dominating the news.tead. [laughter] check that 10-year treasury yield on this friday morning, please. moving up just a little, 3.77%. where's the price of gold? i ask this every single day, it's always below $2,000 an ounce these days, 1962 right now. bitcoin moved above 31,000 yesterday, staying there at 311,100 # -- 31,100 this morning. the price of oil has been moving up, today it's down a bit, $76 a barrel. and we have natural gas, that hasn't moved much, it's not moving much today, up 5 cents, 2.59. the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline nationwide, $3.56, up one cent. california it's now $4.90. >>> coming up, floridaman carlos jimenez went to to panama. he videos a stream of migrants on their way to america. the congressman will join us later with an inside look at the cartels organizing this new surge. >>> the most magical place on earth is facing a summer attendance problem, but disney's ceo bob iger denies it. we'll sort it out. >>> look at this headline, the most dangerous recession

to be there, when the voting starts in the primaries to know that we understand what americans are rahlly concerned about. neil: well,ing you seem to be making traction, and a lot of people don't know you. you're the north dakota government, you created a software company from scratch, sold it to microsoft, and now you seem to be resonating in polls at least in new hampshire where you're at 6%, i believe tied with chris christie. you're at the 40,000-donor thing, so that would qualify you for the big debate next month, but you're still not nationally at this 1% in the poll thing. so do you think you're going to be able to make that debate? >> no, absolutely we're going to be at that debate. you know, like i said, we've been at this six weeks. we still have got a lot of people that are getting to know us. if they want to know more, go to doug burgum.com, but the thing we like, of course, when you're starting from the spot where you have low name recognition but high favorability, the more people get to know us -- neil: that is definitely resonating, and we're showing national polls, but

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deal with the retail politics of trump will define whether or not he can make a comeback in this race raho be. pete: could ron walk into a dairy wean like that? not many people could and hand out red spoons. you get a bliss a ard. [laughter] carley: all right. we have some more news to get to. new overnight, eight people rush to the hospital after a shooting at a house part in -- party in el paso. witnesses described the scene as a high school party. fortunately, officials say, the victims suffered only minor injuries. no word on on any arrests or what led up to the gunfire. >>> a cargo ship fire that killed two new jersey firefighters will likely burn for several more days according to officials. an investigation into what caused the a fire won't happen until the fire is out, but according to the coast guard the ship reportedly carrying about 5,000 cars. the blaze, which broke out wednesday night, killed augusto and wayne brooks jr. the two will be laid to rest next week. >>> and a would-be robber finding out crime really doesn't pay. check this out. [background sounds] >> everybody get

severe producing some gusty winds all the way from portions of west virginia, virginia, the del mar rahnto boston. some of these producing wind gusts that'll be strong, maybe some rotation over the lower hudson valley, through new mexico. but here's the big change. take a looked at this, my friend. today the dewpoints are into the 70s. what does that mean? anything above 60, 70 is going to be just oppressive. when you see the numbers drop into the 50s like this tomorrow, anywhere below 55 is considered dry and mild. so that's going to change things up. temperatures today in boston, 84. 93 in new york, again. richmond at 98. here comes the cold air mass, the numbers drop behind it with the relative humidity going on. 82 tomorrow in new york, 82 in pittsburgh, 87 in washington, d.c. and 76 in boston. this will take us into monday, into tuesday. some welcome relief. when you look at the rest of the lower 48, here comes the cold front, starts to drop down to the south. we'll drop temperatures over portions of, say, tennessee. but on the other side -- southern side of this, you will continue

for those who lived during this era rah in our armed services, the struggle continued throughout the second half of the 20th century, and it is the efforts and legacy of these brave service members and veterans that has brought us to where we are today. my father was one of those when 40 marched for freedom and who served in the army, the newly-integrated army, i should i say. and i think about legacy and how it impacted who i am and the stories i get to tell and help tell here at the museum. some of those stories, as you know, are on the third floor where we have our double victory gallery which explores the african-american military experience. the name double victory is a nod to the world war ii slogan. i'm sure you know this, victory abroad against fascism overseas. sorry. and victory at home, demanding equality for african-americans in the united states. choosing to serve in the military, african-americans sought to have their service understood by the nation as a demand for liberty and citizenship. and just last year the military gallery was renamed the general colin l. powell

i'd like to recognize the gentlewoman from michigan, congresswoman rah shea tay tlaib. -- rashida tlaib. ms. tlaib spak thank you. i appreciate -- ms. tlaib: thank you. i appreciate the leadership and guidance of our chair, i've learned so much about the work that's been done prior to getting here. we've taken steps but we know we need to move with urgency. i know 205 of my democratic cheeks -- colleagues have signed a discharge petition to sign a discharge pee toyings bring a gun bill to the floor for a vote. i don't know how many more mass shootings it will take for republicans to sign on. these weapons have been used by people looking to kill as many as people as possible, as quickly as possible. from 1994 to 2004, while american families were protected by the assault weapons ban, there were 40% fewer shootings. but since the ban expired in 2004, gun violence has massacred our communities. a bullet fired by an assault weapon can tear a softball sized wound into victims. imagine a child. there's no reason that anyone needs a weapon that can fire up to 60 rounds per minute. weapons of

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