. >> raymond: i am raymond arroyo in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle" from new york city. tonight, vaden secretary of state tony blinken is meeting with china's foreign minister in indonesia. we'll bring you all of the details as we get them. first, the politicization of everything. the political establishment has decided their best bet to stay in power is to keep you in a perpetual state of political outrage. now, there is virtually no facet of american life immune from politics and partisanship. it's in a tiny example of what i mean. some friends invited my wife and i to the essence festival concert last saturday night at the superdome in new orleans. it should have been a fun time. 50,000 people there to see janet jackson patti labelle. just before the headliners took the stage, this well-known warm-up act wandered out. >> we are in the middle of a critical time. they are trying to take women's right to choose. they are trying to take voting rights. >> raymond: the reverend may have gone -- may have w

>> raymond: no, i'm not one of those people.seless, that's my number. [laughter] yes, we always leave things at home. that's why you have the front desk or a drugstore. solved that segment, ladies. let's move on. [laughs] >> harris: we were just in orlando and i had forgotten something. and there's a publix across the street, i'm there! >> kayleigh: they also have a sub sandwich place. it's really good. but i am among the one in five. always forgetting something. >> emily: and the seasoned traveler and that's why you never forget anything. because it's part of being a seasoned traveler, making that check list. credit card, bikini, done, everything is you don't need. but you have it before he leaves the don't forget something. >> harris: you didn't put money on that! >> emily: credit card! >> shannon: in the uber on the way to the airport that's when i realize what i forgotten. >> emily: coming up, what's with the glue all glue all the sudden connected climate change and animal rights activists, they are all using adhesives to ge

raymond: level two doesn't necessarily indicate that you will, therefore, get an explosive eruption.hings escalate, but sometimes everything settles down and remains at level two. tom: we've gone out there before on a level two plenty of times, and it's done nothing. that would quite often change from a level two to a level one. but a level two and a level one is-- it's more dangerous driving on a road, probably, than being out there, you know? stephanie: do you think if gavihad known that there was a level two risk, he wouldn't have gone? brian: i'm pretty well sure he wouldn't have. i'm almost certain, because he wouldn't have wanted to risk zoe and lisa to any danger, let alone himself. so, i'm quite sure tha if there was a danger, he wouldn't have gone. stephanie: on the morning of december 9, several tour groups were heading to white island. new zealand residents geoff hopkins and his daughter lillani drove to whakatane, the launch point for tours to the volcano. geoff: we were really excited about going. we knew that we had a great day ahead of ourselves, and we were really loo

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all right, raymond, thank you. is pennsylvaniaa democratic senate candidate john fetterman healthy enough to run d s? run we have some new video that raises serious doubts. plus, the woman looking to take out gretchen witless. wittmer has some good news w about the michigan governor's race. >> and moments later, hi, i'm christina. you may know me from flipping houses. listen, i've designed hundreds of new species and i've seen it crumbling drought impossible, same clunky step over teb. say goodbye to that ugly headache and hello to jacuzzi baths remodel. everyone knows the jacuzzi brand. they're the most trusted name in water for over sixty years. but did you know they can install a gorgeous fathers shower? it feels incredible and as little as one day and the price that will fit any budget is into your new shower has never been easier. it was just so difficult to get in and out of the tub. taking a shower was such a challenge. now it's absolutely light of my day because the bathroom remodel combines safety and styl

raymond from atlanta. as i mentioned in my opening statement, one of the biggest problems of increasing rent control in large landlords in single-family and multifamily housing is how difficult it is for them to hold their landlords accountable. it leads to full deteriorated housing. and as dr. rayman highlights, it can also mean port regular maintenance. high eviction rates, high hit fees, and aggressive rent increases and investor wrote owned rentals. dr. raymond, what would be the value of the federal government providing more avenues and resources to help hold landlords accountable for predatory behavior towards their tenets? >> i think it is part of the reason that these firms are able to expand so massively in cities like atlanta and -- because the amount of leverage they have over tenets to raise rent and apply hidden fees. so balancing that between tenants and landlords of little bits of it tenets have a balanced set of rates and obligations would be really helpful. and i think we need to think abo

raymond, from atlanta.as i mentioned my opening statement, one of the biggest problems with increasing control of large landlords over a single family and multi family housing is how difficult it is for tenants to hold the landlords accountable. sometimes, the results and fully deteriorating housing like forest cove here in atlanta and its doctrine highlights, it can also mean poor regular maintenance. high eviction rates. hi hidden fees. and aggressive front increases and investor-owned rentals. doctor raymond, what would be the value of the federal government providing more revenues and resources to help hold large landlords accountable for predatory behavior towards their tenants? >> i think that it's part of the reason that these firms are able to expand so massively in cities like atlanta and in the -- because of the amount of leverage that they have over tenants to increase rents. to apply hidden fees and so balancing that playing field between landlords and tenants a little bit so that tenants have a

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narrator: financial services firm, raymond james.tor: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, the hearings continue. the committee investigating the capitol insurrection focuses on connections between the violence perpetrated by the mobnd former president trump. >> the president got everybody riled up, told everybody to head on down. so, we basically were just following what he said. judy: then, the massacre's aftermath. new video shows inaction by dozens of police officers in uvalde, texas, despite the shooting rampage that had just taken place. and, a window into the cosmos. nasa releases stunning new photos from the webb space telescope, including never-before-seen nebulas and galaxies. all that and more on

doctor raymond highlights it can also mean forced regular maintenance. high eviction rate, high hidden feeds and aggressive rent increases investor-owned rentals. doctor raymond, it will be the value of the federal government providing more avenues and resources to uphold landlord's accountable for predatory behavior toward the tenant? >> i think that it is part of the reason these firms are able to expand so massively in cities like atlanta because of the amount of leverage they have over tenants to increase rent, to apply hidden fees. and so balancing that playing fieldrm between landlords and tenants a little bit would be really helpful. i think also that we need to think about home ownership and homeownership is being eroded. homeownership is a very important way to build household wealth for its very important way for people to access their equity to support college funds, retirement funds, and we aref seeing homeownership rate in places like metro atlanta declined by 6%. and i agree we need more construction pretty also do not think of is atlanta d

all right, we have the big raymond arroyo book cover reveal.er of raymond's new book, "the wise men who found christmas." i've already read it, you gave me the chance to read it months ago. it's available for preorder now wherever books are sold. it is absolutely beautiful. raymond, tell us about it. >> laura, i'm so proud of this book, it's a family read. it captures the true story. you got to release christmas books in the fall. everything you've been told about the wise men is probably untrue. this book sets the record straight in an incredible new adventure and it may be the prettiest book i vervet burn associated with. the illustrations are really magical. it releases october 11th and i will tell you much more about it in the days ahead. >> laura: and i understand that you and i are undergoing ga book tour together. >> you're coming with men some of the states. we're going to nashville and dallas and mesa, arizona. we're going all over the country. you and i are going to travel more and longer than the wise men traveled, i promise you. muc

i'm going to shareng it tomorrow only here and can raymond. thank you. thankk you. and i can't wait to see if of here. all right. that's it for us tonight. don't forget to set your dvr tov always stay connectedr with us. thank you for watching. remember, it's america better off that country's quote, facing famine. boy, we've lowered expectations in our country and we should be celebrating, according to the white house, because we're not detailed here in the 1980s . you're watching fox friends first here on a wednesday morning here in america, 90% coalition guests, democrats aren't happy about the state of the economy either.

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raymond arroyo with us, thank you.arris: you see that hat,, you know who is here. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here with my costs, emily compagno. also joining us, kennedy, lara trump, and yes, john rich. good to see everybody today. >> john: good to be here. >> harris: happy monday. climate change activists here and around the world seem to be wrapping things up big time,

raymond, biden has been losing a lot of support among hispanic voters.ret weapon, one he has deployed before. dr. jill biden. trying to find any explanation coming the latino whisperer. >> on behalf of my husband and the people of the united states. say it with me! the future is ours! >> laura, when you're down 32 points, 32% job approval with hispanics, who else would you send out the jill biden? she spoke today at a left and next inclusion event in san antonio. it went according to scripts. >> the diversity of this community is as distinct as the bronx, beautiful as the blossoms of miami, and as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. >> and as excellent as an enchilada. laura, this is so offensive, but they got, she didn't know what she was saying. then they release the statement. the first ladies in the communication team have to better understand the complexities of our people. we are not tacos, the heritage by latinos is shaped by various diasporas, do not reduce us to stereotypes and that's exactly what this is. the hole left to latinx

raymond arroyo and fox business reporter jackie deangelis.hat we love them. >> try not to sink. let's get started you guys ready? word salad. >> jesse: this leader has a real way with words but sometimes it comes off being unprepared. this is something that i live by and i always have. and i always will. don't ever for any reason to anything to anyone for any reason ever no matter what. is a kamala harris? or the office of michael scott? >> that's actually a tough one. i'm staying with her. it could be. >> i'm going with michael scott because it seems over the top even for kamala harris. >> jesse: let's see what the answer is. >> this is something that i love by. don't ever for any reason to anything to anyone for any reason ever. no matter what. >> jesse: he's off to a hot start. twisted traditions. people celebrate july 4th with some burgers an excessive amount of fireworks. this democrat has a new tradition. they're going to watch "the new york times" video of january 6th every year going forward. is it claire mccaskill? or pencil neck the

raymond, for people of rhode island make a different choice. raymond, thank you.nd have you seen is going on in the netherlands with the government cracking down on emissions at the urging of the world economic forum? nows,ng thousands of farmers hae taken to the streets in scenes that are reminiscent of the canadian trucker protests. an independent journalist is live on the ground for us int moments with a warning of c what could happen here in the united states if the greenbacks have their way, stay there. oh, my gosh. wow. who am i ? wow. is that really me? >> oh, hi, i'm annette. and i'm an actress under our bags and regal's are so frustrating. they're so hard to hide and so hard to get rid of. i came across pleck, the doorman. i was so excited. we have a model. his name is ritchie and all he's doing is taking a small amount. it's so powerful. that's all it takes this fourth of july and just ten minutes you'll look incredible. this is something that you can do in the convenience of your own home. it's a cream. it's a tropical. it literally creates an invisible

let's go now to our guest, the former jay officer himself raymond, good mcgovern raymond, welcome to our, to international. thank you. now you are one of the people who said that u. s. a. nato behavior in and around ukraine is seen as an existential threats by moscow. could you elaborate dots on that, please, and explain what's red lines in your view were crossed. will the red lines are a shed? well, earlier but the key time was in 2000 and age when the idea of ukraine and ga, joining nato became very current. and then fern foreign minister sir gala for off. and he still foreign minister call the us ambassador and it says, you know what yet means bill versus the ambassadors who are think so. well, lover of said, look, nance minuets, you try to get ukraine into nato. we will have to consider whether we will have to intervene because there's likely be a civil war. we don't want to do that, so and yet means yet, don't even consider it. now the cable that he wrote back to washington was called net means net rushes, red lines on ukraine and nato. and mr. burns sent that cable back. we kno

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narrator: financial services firm, raymond james.r: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursui solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ : good evening. i'm judy woodruff. the death toll rises and already catastrophic flooding worsens in kentucky and other parts of appalachia. then, imprisoned in russia. the sister of an american sentenced to 14 years for cannabis possession discusses his exclusion from a proposed prison swap. >> as this deal currently stands, yes, we are very worried he's going to be left behind, and i worry there will not be another opportunity like this. judy: and it is friday. weighing in on the climate and health care deal in congress and consequences of the eco'

narrator: financial services firm, raymond james.r: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on "the newshour" tonight, the aftermath. the value of so-called red flag laws for gun buyers is under scrutiny following revelations that the suspected highland park shooter passed multiple got -- multiple background checks. u.k. prime minister boris johnson remains defiant in the face of mounting calls to resign after several of his top advisers quit. and at the extreme. phoenix seeks ways to offset rapidly rising temperatures causing major health risks to its most vulnerable residents.

narrator: financial services firm, raymond james.r: funding was also provided by, the frman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight... the end of roe -- legal challenges to state abortion laws move forward nationwide in the wake of the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade. then... crackdown -- china's president visits hong kong to celebrate the anniversary of the end of british rule and consolidate control over the city. >> he's telling the people of hong kong that the central government cares about hong kong. he's also telling the officials here to implement this new central government agenda. judy: and it's friday... david brooks and ruth marcus weigh on the supreme court's history-making term, the battle for abortion rights, and the reve