>> good evening, raymond. around 2,000 pages of documents related to a lawsuit involving a former girlfriend of jeffery epstein and one of his accusers were released and revealed that in the 2015 lawsuit, the alleged victim, virginia giuffre, accused epstein of forcing her to have sex with a string of public figures. they include names we've heard before. prince andrew, for instance. seen here in a photograph with then 17-year-old giuffre. in the background is maxwell, epstein's former girlfriend and the woman giuffre accused of orchestrating a so-called sex slave ring with epstein. giuffre names a well known lawyer, alan dershowitz as one of those with whom she was forced to have sex. dershowitz has repeatedly denied the accusations. a new name surfaced in the documents. among them, former senate majority leader, george mitchell and former new mexico governor, bill richardson. richardson denied the allegations. he said "governor richardson has never been contacted by any party regarding this lawsuit." to be c

pence, defense secretary mark esper, and general john raymond, who was confirmed as the commander of space command by the senate on june 27, 2019. at the start, the president announced that the vice president would travel to poland in his place due to hurricane dorian approaching florida. this is 10 minutes. pres. trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor. on a beautiful day in the rose garden. please sit. thank you. to ensure all resources of the federal government are focused on the arriving storm, i have decided to send our vice president, mike pence, to poland this weekend in my place. it's something very important for me to be here. this storm looks like it could be a very, very big one indeed. and mike will be going. i have just spoken to president duda of poland and expressed him my warmest wishes. and the wishes of the american people. our highest priority is the safety and security of the people in the path of the hurricane. and i will be rescheduling my trip to poland in the near future. we are gathered here in the rose garden to establish the united states space comm

general raymond, congratulations. so important. i know he is going to do a fantastic job. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: the united states combatant commands were developed to join branches of our armed forces in common cause across diverse fields of battle. each of the united states ' military's combatant has an area of responsibility from centcom, which oversees our mission in the middle east, to our most recent cybercom, which we established last year to protect americans from the most advanced cyber threats, and also to create very, very severe and powerful offense of threats, should we need them. the dangers to our country constantly evolve, and so must we. now, those who wish to harm the united states, to seek to challenge us, in the ultimate high ground of space, it is going to be a whole different ballgame. our adversaries are weaponizing earth's orbits with new technology, targeting american satellites that are critical to both battlefield operations and our way of life at home. our freedom to operate in space is also essential to detecting and destr

i would say this, raymond.like big organizations like the nfl, or like nike is doing with kaepernick, they are bringing on the social justice liaisons to help them navigate through tender issues, racial issues, things like that, that might give these big organizations problems, and if you bring a guy with street cred, ears to the street, great credibility in the black community, that can kind of cushion any sort of negative press that organization could face. >> raymond: jesse, there is an out -- look. they're trying to buy cred in the community come up with the nfl is doing. jay-z will have creative control over who sings at the super bowl, who is part of nfl productions. this is a major -- >> jesse: he gets to pick the super bowl halftime show? >> raymond: yes, he does. >> jesse: what? >> raymond: yes. >> jesse: beyonce singing next year. >> raymond: checking on bernie and cardi another time. >> jesse: thank you very much, raymond, i appreciate it. antifa threatens to turn a west coast city into a violent mas

willal raymond, i know you do a fantastic job. thank you. the united states -- in common causes of battle. each of the united states military commands has an area of responsibility which oversees our mission in the middle east cyber, whichecent, we established last year to protect americans from the most advanced cyber threats and to create very severe and powerful offense of threats should be need them. [no audio] our way of life at home. our freedom to operate in space is also essential to detecting and destroying any missile launched against the united states. just as we have recognized land, air, sea, we will now treat space as an independent region overseen by a new unified >>graphical button mansard [inaudible] >> outpace america's rivals by years, general raymond has led and commended space operations at every level in the u.s. air force. molly, i hope you are very proud of him. warrior that has integrated space capabilities to make military even stronger and pave the way for a new era of a national defense. he is respected by everybo

>> raymond: yes, he does. >> jesse: what?es. >> jesse: i bet beyonce is singing next year. >> raymond: we'll check in on bernie and cardi another time. >> jesse: thank you very much raymond, i appreciate it. antifa threatens to turn a west coast city into a violent mess. a journalist recently attacked by those thugs is here with a warning for that city, next.t. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. [bleep]. >> jesse: those were masked antifa thugs attacking journalist andy ngo last month in portland, oregon, sending him to the hospital with brain bleeds. now, portland is again preparing for all hell to break loose as antifa plans counter protests to far right rallies this weekend.hi mayor ted wheeler had this message for those planning violence. >> to those of you who plan on using portland on august 17th as a platform to spread your hate, you are not welcome here. [applause] to those who promote violence during otherwise peaceful demonstrations, you are not welcome here. >> jesse: here now is one of those victims, andy ngo. and harm

>> laura: "everybody loves raymond."rybody wants to travel like raymond. >> shannon: thanks, laura bigwood begins not with the fox news alert. president trump just back in washington saying he thinks the trade deal with china will happen and soon. also from the g7 summit, taco meeting between our president and the leader of iran. did the president outperform expectations? it all depends on who you ask. our foreign policy experts are on deck. also tonight, a precedent-setting rulin

raymond: globally, we see the rate cuts cycle miss this year.g kong does have some room to support the economy, even if you don't have the monetary policy but we do have a property policy and macro measure that can be relaxed to alleviate the credit condition. rishaad: who are the beneficiaries of this? what cities will benefit from people not coming here? raymond: i don't see anyone or. -- any winner. andspending and outlook, there is no winner. same as the trade war. i believe it is not difficult to find any positive -- it is difficult to find any positive, although we see some relocation of activities. manufacturers are thinking about moving factories to southeast asia but this is pretty long-term. at this stage, the short-term outlook we remain pretty weak. anyd: have you met companies that were supposed to move to hong kong that said maybe not now or have moved out? raymond: this is very reasonable that some of the corporate i have spoke to think about options. it is still pretty initial at this stage. david: raymond yeung, anz chief greate

raymond, thank you so much. we will be back later in the show as raymond said for more on that. but don't miss. a woman claims in d.c. divorce court the congresswoman ilhan omar broke up her family. and we have more details on that tonight, stay there. >> laura: ilhan omar's verified social media's statusai congresswoman has largely insulated her from legacy media criticism. and thatci tonight's breaking ns seems to be an example of this.a bombshell story on this divorce filing from a d.c. mother alleged her political consultant husband admitted to having an affair ith omar and that he made a "shocking declaration of love"f. he's now reporting that omar's campaign dispersed tens of thousands of dollars in travel expenses to the company owned by him. omar denied even dating anyone in an interview today.apart fron msnbc.com, the other news outlets are quiet on this here to weigh in, matt schlapp.s piling up. the squad fancy themselves kind of at least cultural arbiters of our time but this is a littlecu. >> ilhan omar is curious to me, to use that phrase. i can't quite figure out

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joining us with the detail raymond arroyo fox news contributor. all right, raymond and new series, but who have they cast asri michelle obama? >> it is good casting. they cast academy award winner viola davis who will play mrs. obama. she's around the right age and the acting chops for it.un with makeup she might be able to look like michelle obama. look there is a tendency to clam up certain political figures. michelle in a biopic a few years ago, she looks nothing like michelle. felicity jones played ruth bader ginsburg. and who might play some of the other first ladies in the show time series? who might hollywood cast say rosalyn carter? >> laura: since liberals are probably doing the casting, i don't know. someone like julianne moore? >> probably. dead ringers. how about hillary clinton? e hillary?play >> laura: if you are a liberal casting this, someone who looks nothing like her like tia lioni. >> that is perfect. laura:a: absolutely perfect. once they turn to the first lady like laura bush, who might they cast in the showtime series? >> lau

this is a preach of the military code and raymond is here twice.st in follies and examines why elite are trying to shut down david's politically uncorrect special and we had him on the road in california. it's unreal this is happening in the united states of america. first, you would think that lacerating a inspector general report on jim comey would be big news. it is. a huge abuse of power. violating the department norms. much of the media just stuck their hands in the sand regarding the true take away. this is the same press that took every little whiff of trouble for president trump and inflated it. to prove our point we will look at what major media figures were obsessing on a year ago and what happened since. here's msnbc's ratings queen. >> the president's business is also implicated in the commission of felonies according to the criminal information filed in court with michael cohen's guilty plea. >> laura: that led to nothing. cohen is the only one who ended up in jail. prosecutors declined to go after trump's businesses. then, there was t

raymond arroyo hit the road and takes us exclusively to malibu. a u won't believe what he found next. >> laura: we have a new series for you that's launching this week called arroyo on the road. hes will be hitting different parts of the country and will reveal them every day. this first stop tonight, a real, malibu, as in california. this l.a. homeless crisis is spreading even to your exclusive enclave. what did you find? >> well, laura, the homelessness in l.a. is no longer confined to skid row or underpasses.now the homelesso some of the most sought-after enclaves and communities in the city. you might call it beach front homelessness. homelessness in l.a. has become a true epidemic in the milast seven years. there's been an 80% increaseev f homelessness on the streets. and among those 18-24, a 24% increase. that's 59,000 people on the streets every night looking for shelter. it's a tragic scene near residentialch areas and business in venice beach. the drug addicted, out of work or mentally ill have created roving encampments on the sidewalk.

joining us with all the detailsd raymond arroyo. i thought we should call this segment the "week in nudes." a lot of naked people out in the news. what is going on? >> well, what i think is going on is we as a society lost all sense of shame in some areas and act like puritans in others. in philadelphia, 3,000 naked enthusiasts, took part in a naked bike ride to promote positive body image andnot sured protesting dependence on fossil. listen. >> a lot of people don't understand social nudity.it is d like-minded people who want to fully express themselves. whhad >> they dangled and flopped for 10 miles on those bikes. what does this have to do with fossil fuels?i can't quite fit . >> laura: you are carbon neutral when you are biking. >> do you have to be naked to do it? good point.at's a you better haven't any potholesi can say. it's hard enough biking on the streets in d.c. now with no clothes on? no thanks. >> what happened to public decency laws. i thought you could not flash just everything. you have people look good and body pai

along with our attorney, who is convinced by the national consumers league to join us, raymond barry. >> i was not with the women during their court appearance because i ended up being fired for not following orders to lick the radium-based paint brushes. it was gritty and had a bad taste. this saved my life from all the illnesses the girls were getting sick with or dying from. >> may 18th, 1927, i went with the four other women and our attorney raymond barry for court to ask for $250,000 each. 2 this settlement ends up awarding us $10,000 each and $600 per year until our deaths by the u.s. radium corporation. i remember what our attorney, raymond barry, told me, when you have heard you're going to die and there's no hope, every newspaper you pick up prints to what really amounts to your obituary. there's nothing else. >> even though radium poisoning took over our physical health, we thought -- i couldn't even take the oath. grace had to wear a brace on her back. >> to oawo other women who alsod the u.s. radium corporation for injury in 1935 winning their battles at well. catherine en

>> raymond eacret. >> where you going? >> home. >> parolee? >> yes. >> coming back? >> no. >> sure?o the same old thing that you did, you'll be back. you got a job waiting for you when you go back? >> yes, i do. >> you got a good chance to make it. you have been rehabilitated, paid your debt to society? >> yes, i have. >> this is not raymond's first time in prison but after successfully staying clean from drugs and out of trouble in corcoran, he's certain it will be his last. >> i'm really excited about this release. i feel really confident i'm going to make it this time. >> escort. >> i got several safe, good places to stay. i got a lot of family support. >> where you paroling to? >> humboldt county. >> how you getting there? >> family. >> family picking you up? >> yes. >> step there. >> i'm hoping this is the last time i'm ever going to be behind bars. hopefully this is the last cage i get locked in. i'm ready to get out and start over. >> so, what are your chances you coming back and seeing us again? >> no, i'm done. >> you're done? you got -- >> i got a job. >> hooked up, everyt

raymond. >> laura is right behind her.shuffle is something else. >> laura: and, he will not be dancing. and the left will indoctrinate your kids in the classroom, radical 1619 project. stay there. by macklemore and ryan lewis] ♪ doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. ♪ >> "time" magazine, groundbreaking and you have to read at 1619 project. you may have noticed this incredibly ambitious project that they have undertaken an unveiling over the course of last week and this weekend. it is called the 1619 project and it is incredibly important piece "the new york times" is doing. >> dome xp one hello, hello liberal media all over "the new york times," called the 6019 project to you rewrite u.s. history. it is shockingly being weighed teachers, 1619 project in the classroom? you can find free curriculum, guides an

i remember what our attorney raymond berry told us, when you are going to die, there is no hope every new paper you pick up remounts to your obituary. there's nothing else . >> we follow to show the true effects of radium on the body. >> to other women also sued the corporation in 1935 winning as well. catherine was supposed to be given 5061 $600 for damages but ended up eating awarded two times the amount of money from her employer giving her $10,000. >> october 27, 1933. identity age of 34 from ovarian cancer, even after the settlement was given to my family and the families of the other victims, it could never replace what we lost we suffered physical and emotional damage like cancer, mutilation of cells and infertility. the factor was turned down in 1968 and nothing stands there today except for a pile of contaminated rubble which will be that way for the next 1600 years . >> february 18, 1933. iodide of radium poisoning. the tragedy diedre thiesse is one of the reasons why occupational safety and health administration known as osha and the illinois occupational disease operation

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raymond. >> warren is right behind her.hat boris carlos shuffle is something else. >> laura: a reference not everyone is going to get. and, he will not be dancing. and the left will indoctrinate your kids in the classroom a radical new 1619 project. stay there. >>ou "time" magazine's groundbreaking, and you have to read it at 1619 project. >> you may have noticed this edincredibly ambitious project that they have undertaken an unveiling over the course of last week and this weekend. it is called the 1619 project. >> it is incredibly important piece "the new york times" is doing. >> laura: hello, hello, hello, an echo chamber of the liberal media. all over "the new york times," called the 6019 project to you rewrite u.s. history. it is shockingly being weighed teachers, 1619 project in the classroom? you can find free curriculum, hehees and activities for students. but the times project historical fact or fiction? joining me the conservativefilm- dinesh souza. the claim here is that the slavery is central to the american pro

raymond, thank you so much.oming up, first they blame trump for the shootings, then what's a pharmacy. you won't believe what they're blaming now. dinesh desousa delves into this twisted logic next. this is hal. this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back together. this is also hal's heart. and this is hal's relief, knowing he's covered. this is hal's heart. and it's beating better than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for hal. and with easy access to quality healthcare, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. >> laura: the left is blaming a lot of people for the shootings in el paso and dayton, seemingly everyone but the government. now they train dumb at blame trump, racism and how california's governor blaming toxic masculinity. >> the shootings overwhelm -- almost exclusively are males, boys. i think that goes deep to the issue of how we raise our boys. values that we tend to hold dear, power, dominance, aggression over empathy, care, and collaboration

raymond arroyo brings us the totostory of l.a.'s homeless crs spilling over to some of the most expensive residential areas in the city. what do the rich liberals think of the homeless crisis right now? he'll tell you. >> it was fairly clear there was not a strong case here for prosecuting jim comey based on leaking information. >> james comey has cleared. they knew they cleared james comey for any fbi wrongdoing. they set a dangerous precedent but cleared him of releasing any arclassified information in they memos he wrote. >> he wasn't classified is an exoneration for james comey. >> not surprising, the so-called experts would rally to the defense of disgraced former fbi director jim comey. yes, the doj declined to prosecute him over breakingim agency rules to damage the president, but is all of this talk of exoneration premature. joining me now, saul wisenberg fox news contributor. saul, you say he could have been charged over what we learned today in the report. would have been a weak case though. but is something else out ther

for 35 years, general raymond has been in every level in the u.s. air force. molly, i hope you're very proud of him. i bet you are. i am, too. he's a warrior who is integrated space capabilities to make our military even stronger and to pave the way for a new era of national defense. he's respected by everybody sitting in front of us, everybody in the military and everybody that knows him. spacecom will be followed by the establishment of the united states space force as the sixth branch of the united states armed forces. that's really something when you think about it. the space force will organize, train and equip warriors to support spacecom's mission. with today's action, we open another great chapter in the story history of the united states military. spacecom will ensure that america's dominance in space is never questioned and never threatened because we know the best way to prevent conflict is to prepare for victory. from our nation's first days, america's military blazed the trailed and crossed the frontiers that secured our nation's future. no advers

raymond, tell me about bernie sanders' latest campaign side kick? >> jason, this has to be the weirdest pairing of the week really, since walter matthau and jack lemon. bernie appeared at a detroit nail salon for an intimate conversation with rapper cardi b to discuss police brutality to the living wage, believe it or not. >> what are we going to do about wages in america? >> we have tens of millions of people earning what i consider to be starvation wages. can you imagine someone earning $9 an hour. >> it don't make no sense. people like to brag there's more jobs now in america. but what are they paying? and these jobs, they're paying practically nothing. >> you got it. >> the jobs numbers may not matter to cardib, but taxes matter to her. here she is in march. >> the government is taking 40% of my taxes. and uncle sam, i want to know what you're doing with my [ bleep ] tax money. so what is [ bleep ] doing with my money? >> if she's worried about tax dollars being spent, why is she helping bernie sanders. he promises $42 trillion in new taxes. tha

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raymond, thank you so much.oming up, first they blame trump for the shootings, then white supremacy. you won't believe what they're blaming now. dinesh desousa delves into this twisted logic next. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> laura: the left is blaming a lot of people for the shootings in el paso and dayton, seemingly everyone but the gunman. trump, racism and how california's governor blaming toxic masculinity. >> the shootings overwhelm -- almost exclusively are males, boys. i think that goes deep to the issue of how we ra

raymond leonard smith jr.t. brother? it wasn't just the two girls. there was a younger brother the girls never knew they had. the father wasn't around very much. geri supported them all with what she could make as a waitress. and shirley made a change, a positive one, it seemed, at least financially. >> she got this job supposedly at the motel managing, which was further from where i worked. so i arranged with her to watch the kids while i worked. >> it was a godsend, really, since geri had to be hospitalized for weeks after raymond was born. and then get back to work and find a new home to take the kids to. >> i come out there on my days off to stay with the kids and spend some time with them. so then i had called her and told her that i was coming to get the kids, and the next day, i went out there, and gone. >> not a sign of them. no kids. no shirley. frantic then, she went to the police. >> what did you tell them? your children had been kidnapped. >> yeah. and they took the report. that's the last i heard.

raymond arroyo has been examining w those connections on what we've all missing.he conversation has been focused of the political leanings for the shooters.the ea border invasion and inspired democratic radicalism. this comment from the dayton shooter's ex-girlfriend is the most telling. listen. >> this isn't about race, this isn't about religion. it's none of those things. this is a man in pain who didn't get the help he needed. people go every day being perfectly fine and he just got the short end of the stick. no support system. >> no support system. and this is one of those common characteristics. the el paso shooter, as well. people said he was o very standoffish, he didn't haveconns picked on at school. he sounds like adam lanza. >> laura: he said sometimes i'm online for eight hours a day.so connectivity with no connection. >> they marinate in the digital world.researchers in the justice department and others have examined all these mass shooters since 1966. when you put several of these studies together there are some common hallmarks. there are these.chil

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and raymond arroyo is back with friday's follies so stay right there. is back with >> you are looking at the only member of congress who not only voted against these disastrous trade agreements. >> for decades we had a trade policy written by giant multi-national corporations to help themselves. they have no loyalty to america. >> there is not a single example in history where a trade war had a winner. trade wars are for losers. >> we need to make sure the the workers.rotect they can't be the step-child. >> laura: the massive trade imbalance that plagued this nation only came up as a topic at the end of the democrat debate night. it wasn't until president trump made this a political issue in 2016 that folks started paying attention. that's why this is more surprising to see. the establishment elites mock the president's efforts to produce fair trade for all americans. here is steve moore to respond. what is the biggest misconception from the sound bites? you heard elizabeth warren with multi-national corporations. i agree they have outside influence but

raymond aroyar oh, sean duffy and tomi lahren. they are all here and will weigh in next. ♪ ♪ introducing the all-new chevy silverado. with fifty industry-firsts. it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >> congressman sean duffy, tomi lahren, and fox news contributor, raymond arroyo. you were literally trumped. we had that great interview of the president. sorry, make way. so a lot to talk about there. ladies first. tomi. >> i identify as a woman. we are in california so you have to be careful on that one. everything you said is true. if you want unconventional results, meaning you want big changes, you have to do things in unconventional ways. the stabment on both side are threatened bid donald trump because

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steve: raymond is laughing. but what happened after the i.c.e. raid. the most of employees detained by i.c.e. held a job fair to fill their newly vacant position. guess who showed up? americans, at least 350 people applied. this is what one of them said about why. >> it's a better paying job. steve: even with historically low unemployment. there are americans in part time jobs. and 5 million want and are available tore work but have become disheartened and stopped looking. that's 11 million americans who want to do the jobs. the job participation rate plummeted after the grease recession. thankfully president trump is fighting for the american worker. not just by boosting the economy. but with ivanka trump massively under appreciated workforce initiative boosting workforce training so americans can get jobs and training. if anyone tries to give you that elitist nonsense about jobs americans won't do, tell them about that jab fair in mississippi, the week -- that job fair in mississippi. it's a flat out lie and cruel and damaging one, it guarantees mill

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