. >> rich: i'm riched son in washington. a big cook out for spectacular fireworks shows. final preparations are underway across the country before americans line up to see the displays. >> julie: will the weather forecast cooperate? heavy rain across the central u.s. putting the region at risk for severe thunderstorms and putting a potential damper on festivities. team coverage starts now. fox weather will nunley is live in nashville with a sneak peak at one of the largest fireworks displays in the country. christina coleman is live at the beach in santa monica, california. hello. >> yeah, we're here at the beach. thousands will gather here today to celebrate our country's birthday. so many people getting together for the holiday weekend. take a look at this. a glimpse of cool military activities. in hawaii the crowd is rallied with a free fall parachute demonstration. camera footage captured from the helmet shows them in the sky after they jumped from a blackhawk helicopter. how cool is that? thousands grabbed a picnic blanket to enjoy fireworks on the hudson river and l

rich. >> rich: charles watson live in atlanta. he points it out. it's the holiday. this is the slow day. the leading up to and coming home part you have to worry about. >> julie: i have firsthand photographic evidence what to expect. throw it on the screen. i will give you a heads-up. this was my 7-hour delay. got my kids up at two in the morning and we departed at 11:00. my child let me use her head as a pillow. >> rich: that's usually when you get on the airplane. >> julie: i used it in the terminal. that's just a little, you know, ray into what you can expect to travel. be prepared, bring your neck pillow and child to lay on. moving on. transportation secretary trying to explain away all the travel chaos while taking no blame for any of it. >> if you look at the overall picture we've seen a lot of improvements. we had a hard few days with severe weather at the beginning of the week and that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. >> julie: a new op-ed pointing the finger of blame right back at him. mr. buttigieg is literally passing the buck to airlines b

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: thank you, rich and julie.may have ruled against president biden's student loan forgiveness plan but his allies insist the fight is far from over. administration is focused now on a so-called plan b. i'm gillian turner in for harangody on "the faulkner focus." they're criticizing the high court for gutting the president's 400 billion student debt plan. >> the supreme court is going themselves much too far. they are

rich. >> rich: thank you for joining us. plan b to bail out millions from their student loan debt despite the supreme court striking down the plan last week. the president announced he would find a way to cancel student debt through the higher education act. mark thiessen joins me now. thank you for talking to us. i want your reaction to the president trying to essentially circumvent the supreme court's ruling by canceling student loan debt through an alternate legal authority. he does have the right to do this. is it right or wrong? >> he doesn't have the right to do it. he is not circumventing the supreme court and congress. where does joe biden get off thinking he has the right to spend half a trillion dollars of taxpayer money by executive fiat? the constitution gives congress the power of the purse. congress is the only body authorized to spend money. what he is trying to do here. the left accuses republicans and supreme court of trying to undermine democracy. there is no greater threat to democracy than the idea that t

rich, hello to you. >> rich: rich edson in washington for john roberts. this is "america reports." major break as the suspect is set to make his first court appearance in less than an hour now. identified as rex heuermann, 59-year-old architect at a new york city firm. >> sandra: the news brings a sense of relief to residents of gilgo beach nearly 13 years after the body of a 24-year-old woman was discovered there. remains of nine more people have been found in the years since then. mary ellen o'toole is a former fbi profiler will join us with details what we know. but begin with lauren green. >> good afternoon, sandra. the most intense investigation for a supposed serial killer on new york's long island for more than a decade. police joined by the fbi have been searching for a suspect in the gilgo beach murders. last night, they made an arrest. the suspect has been identified as rex heuermann. the 59-year-old owner of r.h. architectural design company in manhattan. arrested near his office on 5th avenue. early this morning, a swarm of police swallowed his home on massapequa park o

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and rich countries. so it is not simply about the u.s.ot putting up money, it is actually locking poorer countries in to a pathway that makes them unable to be able to develop cleanly. what we really need at this moment is a framework of solidarity and cooperation. technology being shared, finance being given, so people can develop clearly. that is why we at war on want call for a global green new deal together with many movements across the global south. adrian: but asad, who is going to pay for it? kenya's president has called for the establishment of a global green bank to assist developing nations as they try to mitigate the effects of climate change, without exacerbating their already unsustainable levels of debt. is that a good idea? is that not something that the world bank and the imf should be doing, for instance? asad: the problem is many of these national institutions such as the imf and world bank are dominated by rich country interests. and in fact, they have been overwhelmingly responsible for fueling much of the dirty devel

else who is rich and famous will get a pass and misdemeanors. anyway, thank you so much. brian lamb you are my hero. guest: i frankly don't care about the hunter biden deal and his lifestyle and for that matter even his taxes. i do care very much as to whether he was acting as a bagman in a bribery scheme that was going on for years trading on the influence of the vice president and his -- vice president, his father, or millions of dollars going into their pockets. in particular that money ended up benefiting abided -- joe biden. i do care very much about that and i care about like cases being treated the same. when i see the double standard of justice applied in hunter biden's case i am infuriated and i think americans wherever they are should be. with respect to your question overall, let's raise taxes to reduce the debt you can raise text -- tax rates but that does not necessarily raise tax revenues. we discover that with the trump administration. we cut taxes dramatically and the average american paid about $3500 of their earnings. that did

hi, rich. >> rich: good afternoon, sandra. i'm in for john roberts in washington.ex heuermann is expected to be arraigned after he was arrested in new york city. >> sandra: heavy police presence outside his massapequa park home, 25 minute ride from where four minute were found along the highway leading to gilgo beach. six more victims were found in 2011. many neighbors acting to the arrest. >> the guy has been quiet, never bothers anybody. we are kind of shocked. >> it's crazy, mind blowing. it's, you know, quiet massapequa park. >> i've had small talk with the gentleman because he was do like woodwork, you know, average guy living in suburban area. >> rich: retired connecticut homicide detective foley is standing by, but first to lauren green. >> so far what we know about the suspect is that he is just an everyday kind of man. leading a middle class life in one of long island, new york's bedroom communities. 59-year-old rex heuermann is in custody and expected to make a court appearance. new information from the bail application lists the charges against him, thre

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and rich. a path forward, but the guy is indomitable and it seems so focused that he blew up a past life on this, so maybe he's going to do it again? >> zuckerberg is not going to stand for this, but it's not just the name. can we talk about what he actually wants to do with the company? there are everything apps in asia that are popular, but he doesn't even have a twitter down pat at this point and then he wants to expand into every aspect of our lives? how disease is at working, especially given that, i don't know, has he fired a third of the company since he bought? it >> he very much has spoken openly about his admiration for chinese companies like wechat, which is the sort of a standard issue thing that you used to do everything from chat with your significantother to buy sodas out of a vending machine. it's an extraordinary app, but that saying it took billions and years and thousands, tens of thousands of people to pull off. elon musk does not have the time, people, he is slowly running

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at least once having wanted to be very very rich?ire to be very, very rich evaporate for him? in the same way that the desire to be a priest evaporated for him? or did some piece of that last for wealth remain? enough of it seems to have remained to make clarence thomas the most publicly corrupt supreme court justice in history. as i have noted before that it is possible in the last couple of hundred years we have had a supreme court justice who is secretly more corrupt than clarence thomas, but that never became public. that is possible, but on the public record alone no supreme court justice in history has ever been more financially compromised than the man who the legal times once reported, quote, plans to be rich. this weekend the new york times added more reporting to clarence thomas's long history of accepting the equivalent of cash for travel and vacation enjoyment. the times reports, justice thomas's acceptance of such hospitality apparently predates his time in the court. a former girlfriend said in an interview that a buddy

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i would agree with everything rich said regarding the fbi director.y one thing about chris christie, you know, i'm liking this chris christie. the problem is i'm old enough to remember the other chris christie and, you know, as eminem would say, would the real slim shady please stand up. howard: he wants you to think about this chris christie. >> about that kennedy clip, there's no other presidential candidate who would relay that conversation, and this is just trump. he breaks the rules, he says whatever he wants, and it makes him interesting so we're talking about, and a lot of republicans interpret that as strength. howard: a lot of people would say, well, the president can't be that mentally challenged, because he beat donald trump last time. doj, rich just briefly, has flip-flopped, can't defend donald trump in the defamation suit by writer e. jean carroll going back to the alleged incident going back to the '90s does this 180 kind of smell political? >> well, that's the way a lot of people are going to interpret it. i'm not a lawyer. seems to me

say you will be sold to a rich slave. they say such a beauty should go to a rich man. want i won't tell her i won't. please, i'm begging you. well, what are you? it seems that you will be so offended, like a fool. i'd rather be 5 whores of the rich than here with these. you said it yourself, there is always a way. maybe that's what he is. enough, what got up, let's go. please calm down, you're on your own. it's worse to kill your father now. do you want to grab his grandmother? get the hell out of here. i said out. wait. don't worry, everything will be better. see what kind of aggression it can not be treated. all right, quiet, quiet. quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly sit down sit down, take off your shoes. yes, you went. take off your shoes, i'll put them on. get well soon we have collapsed, rejoice at the fractions , marvel at the rejection, suis the hour and the generation. just to respect every day the page is added. today is the year of albus what else will be deprived of watchful was the quantitative we ourselves of that of our death. accompanying traditions dev

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that is right, rich. effectively, if you _ contacted. that is right, rich. effectively, if you go on - contacted. that is right, rich. i effectively, if you go on social media this week, there have been to burning questions, firstly, has there been a crime committed? and secondly, why hasn't this individual be named? let's go through these. if these allegations turn out to be true, it is a fairly straightforward issue in terms of the criminal justice system and what it says about the alleged incident. the presenter is accused of paying for sexually explicit photographs. there photographs are said to have come from somebody who was a 17 years old at the time it began. that individual, that teenager would have been over the age of consent, which is 16, but in terms of actually making these images, it is a crime, sorry, i beg your pardon, a child, anyone under the age of 18 cannot consent to making those images, so it is a crime to possess what is called an indecent image and it is a very serious offence and can lead up to ten years in prison. cases such as thi

i would look at 296 wealth tax on the super-rich, anybody that - on the super—rich, anybody that earnsch, anybody that earns over £10 _ on the super—rich, anybody that earns over £10 million, - on the super—rich, anybody that earns over £10 million, that - on the super—rich, anybody that . earns over £10 million, that would raise _ earns over £10 million, that would raise £22— earns over £10 million, that would raise £22 billion, _ earns over £10 million, that would raise £22 billion, giving _ earns over £10 million, that would raise £22 billion, giving some - earns over £10 million, that would raise £22 billion, giving some way| raise £22 billion, giving some way to funding — raise £22 billion, giving some way to funding these _ raise £22 billion, giving some way to funding these projects. - raise £22 billion, giving some way to funding these projects. the - to funding these pro'ects. the labour leader _ to funding these projects. labour leader has said to funding these projects. tip; labour leader has said he to funding these projects.- labour leader has said he would allow green bel

okay, and i'd rich, i mean, you do share headings optimism that still will eventually have to be done. i, again, i didn't get your thoughts way back to the beginning of the program. i'm on whether this, this russian site is a resign this day. it was actually a direction of the president of the want. it was, it was to to, to fire shelf across his palace for, for one of the other words saying, look, and it, which way of friends, you know, the west. yeah. i think i think that was the secondary purpose of the secondary purpose, was to express displeasure with something that president or one clearly has had as an accomplishment he likes to talent as, as proof of statesmanship. but i have to primary purpose is to put pressure on sanctions release. i know as i've just done some quick research tracking that russia exported a record amount of cereal grains last year. so clearly russia still able to get gets out. and the idea that somehow this deal has prejudiced the russian ability to export grain is just false. i do think ultimately because they make money from the grain and because it's a re

somebody rich. what, what do you make of, what do you just to, well, you know, i, i agree with what i learned it was saying and, and in the end of the, the green deal has the sort of symbolic value that out strips the my new show of implementation that our russian colleague has been discussing why? because it shows that ultimately when 2 sides are at war, they can still do things that are in global interest and mutual interest. it's the sort of medicaid and black and white view that we're either all at war or all at peace. some things are either, you know, we're trying to totally over throw the other country or were accepting everything they do, like russia, launched an offensive war against you, crane and is trying to wipe a shopper and country off the map that must be resisted. yet at the same time brush or have some legitimate interest in trade and certainly wants to get a screen to market. i think that was foreseen under the deal. i think that aspect is legitimate, but by trying to hold the deal

but i'm not surprised that rushes up to its old, dim rick rich russia. i had obstructed the proper operation of this deal for months, according to the case for an administer in this then form is part of a white. a strategy is as, as you see, it will, some of the west's sanctions get sanctions against russia then have to be lifted to in order to allow for the grain shipments. but certainly the russian goal, i think yours to get some sanctions relief. i think that cut the calculation and wash washington and brussels and elsewhere has to be this. how much leverage does russia actually have to stop the export of ukraine in grain anymore after the loss of snake islands and the sinking of several major russian vessels? i think that it's in question, it's in doubt with the rush or can actually stop the export of grain. so it would take something like a major naval escalation by russian to do that. if they say, look, we're not going to have the green under this deal, maybe it does drive up prices, but i don't think that can actually stop. and so the question for

become un-rich.g the walls of the banana stand. michael: what? george sr.: cash, michael. news anchor: another setback for the once prominent bluth family, as their frozen banana stand burns to the ground. mitch hurwitz: of course, it was absurd. but the idea was if you could make it seem realistic enough, then you could carry the audience with you. micheal: why didn't you tell me that? george sr.: how much clearer can i say? there is always money in the banana stand! guard: no touching! george: no touching! no touching! no touching! aramide: arrested development began, to make fun of the rich... to sort of, you know, expose them for everyone to see. lucille: luce, that coat costs more than your house. oh, that's how we joke, she doesn't even have a house. aramide: because a lot of really wealthy people have gotten in their positions by stepping on working class people. lois: i'm sorry, we can't afford to live lavishly anymore. drink your milk. dewey: it's lumpy. lois: then chew it. patrick: by the t

kennedy have been very rich.e of representatives now, where, you know, once upon a time they were like plumbers and pipe fitters who were members of the house of representatives. today, the gap for about the last three or four decades has been whitening dramatically. so, the average member of congress is about twice as wealthy as they were 30, 40 years ago, where the rest of us are just treading water. and, a business insider, they ranked the richest 25 members of congress. if you go through it, more than half of them got rich by virtual marriage inheritance. and of course, they continue to get which after they got elected. >> i want to talk about solutions because you had ideas like, you know, banning book deals and term limits. but i want to talk about the stock trading. we talked about it for years. just last year, senator josh hawley proposed a ban on lawmakers owning stock. how big of a difference with that make, because i have to be honest, i cannot think of a job that actually has access to more inside inf

and that's what rich countries don't want to do. and that's a real question about liability that the us wants to avoid sleep. oh i, i say, you know, to go head, that is a, if you agree with, with, with what sort of saying indeed i do. and let me just take it to a bit further in terms of the argument. no climate change is a global problem and we have unfortunately just in the last few days. in the 1st week of july, on the 3rd of july we had the hottest temperature, the word is ever seen. and then a day later on the 4th of july, that record got broken. and then 2 days later on the 6th of july, the record got broken again. so we have very clearly crossed into the threshold of losses in damages from the impacts of human and induced climate change. and it's a global problem that everybody in the world, every country in the world is going to have to face. and unfortunately, both the comic systems that we have at the global level as well as the security system says that's i've mentioned the united states military that absorbs enormous amou

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adrian: rich, thanks for being patient. u.s.tary of state antony blinken called russia's move unconscionable, saying that scrapping the deal will worsen food security for millions. ukraine's foreign minister said that russia is blackmailing the world. is he right? guest: absolutely, adrian. it is good to be with you. and i also appreciate the previous speakers' comments. a little history is in order here. we don't have to look that far back to see that this is actually standard operating procedure for russia. anything that has to do with humanitarian interests, they will absolutely threaten, suspend and wring every concession out of that they can. when the original green deal of -- when the original grain deal or the black sea initiative was negotiated with, they did the same. every time there is a you and motion to approve another segment of food across international borders through the world food programme, russia threatens to blackmail and derail it. at the end of the day, for russia, there is no such thing as a truly humanit

and so he comes into this world and he has to hang with basically the rich kids. this is kind of a tale we are all very familiar with. someone who's come into a rich high school and is now suddenly trying to hang out with the jocks and the captains of the football team and hang out with the head cheerleader who is marie antoinette. he's really not quite able to do it. when he gets drunk he gets falling down drunk when he becomes the butt of people's jokes. there's definitely a moment and then reported from a couple sources redoes a dance with marie antoinette from a subset or feed couple times and she's laughing at him. becomes this awkward laughingstock in the set of people. super rich, superpowerful teenagers they are kind the same wherever you find them. the meanness that goes along with that gossip and trying to take him down all of that existed around him. it's part of what moves him out of that scene. it's very strange it's in some he as a person already feels comfortable in the littering and literally the most comfortable place on earth. he did not like it

well, everyone is trying, like more meat per skewer, so that it is rich.nately, this is not the case when wealth is needed. we need to leave at least half a centimeter distance so that the barbecue is completely fried at its edges, as well as the second obvious mistake is the joint cooking of barbecue and vegetables on the same skewer. well, people here are thinking. they think vegetables. it's also useful for kebab vegetables. spoiling they just have different cooking temperatures and vegetables it is advisable to cook separately at a lower temperature. and you, sergei, let's get started? you put it on a barbecue grill. and if it cuts vegetables a lot, by the way, why do i put it on the grill, and not on skewers with bones, most likely the skewers will fall off and will not evenly fry, so it’s better for us to cook on the grill. op, shish kebab is valuable, not only as a separate dish, but also as a ritual process an occasion for sincere conversation and good mood. however, as it turns out for the mood. it is useful in the literal sense and we will soon f

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she was to study a poor family and dreamed of always being very rich and rich, as she could become sheife if she worked, let's say, for some even some. well about the job that gave her some savings, but this is hardly the easiest. it is fortunate to marry a man and the dream came true in july 1918. the soviet government, by a special decree , established a state monopoly on the trade in platinum, gold and precious stones. now to mine. only state-owned enterprises could process precious metals and stones into the private jewelry market went underground, but the legal trade in jewelry did not disappear ; it went in parallel with the illegal circulation of jewelry. resale of pre-revolutionary treasures and works of art reworking of old products buying up stolen goods, if a-a criminals, uh, stole valuable items, then often enu had to simply remake them in order to sell them in a different form. naturally, he that the photos of all these cases? all this uh. so to speak, it fell into the hands, and the police were looking for jewelry from this photo, of course, it was necessary to turn to je

he is informed by the rich. in his opinion , sukarno is molting . he does not look much like the man who was imprisoned and slowly seems to become a hero in the american system if this happens. like the arab countries, indonesia will return to america without pain and bloodshed, and it's just a night of revelry with a hollywood actor in an aristocratic trap . however, when sukarno returns, they will again pretend to be incompatible with the americans. he should not be assassinated by sukarno, but he it is not suspicious of the communists, they have rumored that the rover is their work, of course, behind the story, the us intelligence organization, known as the black policy , is starting another program to weaken the economy and make indonesia's revenue path insecure. airplanes go to indonesian ships and it dies from above, indonesia's foreign exchange income collapses, airplanes even hit local markets, and what remains of these markets is full of corpses, but this scenario is also problematic, one of these planes crashes and the pilot is alive. to h

it's not rags to riches. so but over time it's rags to riches, but through a very different mechanism than it's come to be known right now. like the little princess, if you those of you who remember that was very popular the seventies. i think it's a it's a benefactor. the the which is also was a real character in victorian novels. right the benefactor comes out of, you know, just appears and but this is a little creepier, right, because this is we look at his biography and he had actually adopted these two boys from the bowery and there was a terrible terrible at that time in history, terrible child poverty and a lot of homeless kids. he he adopted them. so who knows what would that involved also? but it went to become this story. the horatio alger story, and then it became a prize. and it's like a prize. it's one that was won by reagan and it was won by a lot of people. and the piece in the atlantic that about this by book, the young woman and i don't know if she here tonight so somebody said she was coming

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what is being offered by particularly rich contingent with the most responsible. it's just a drop in the ocean. we have the un saying the dictation would need between 300000000000 by 20 a year by 20. thank you to a by 500 b 1000000000 a year by 2050. and we've got to remember that at the moment, you know, the, the promise of even a 100000000000 has not be bet. uh, that was promised back in 2007 in the us currently office to buy a 1000000000 to the green climate fund. unless put that into perspective of this in the same time, the us just proving by 877000000000 for its military spending. so i think the reality between, you know, what is the need, what is a crisis? and we only need to isolate said, take a step back. the world is bottling. we see temperatures, breach in 50 degrees, in many, many countries. but the key differences between the rich countries on the poor countries which countries feel that they've got the capacity and the resources to be able to address these crisis was cole porter countries. i'm because they're not just dealing with the climate crises,

>> well, look, the book's about how the rich get elected and the elected get rich.to be elected. the average member of congress is 12 times richer than the average american household, that alone is noteworthy and worth debate. but, the more concerning topic is the fact that once people get collected, they tend to get richer, there's a lot of ways to do it, but, trust me it's not the $174,000 a year salary that most rely on. >> stocks? stocks with insider knowledge? >> i mean, that's the worst aspect of this. i think it matters, because, it contributes to eroding trust in elected officials and in the whole institution of politics. but, there's certainly allegations of insider trading. i can give you examples of where it looks like, and it's hard to prove, but, it certainly smells swampy. >> yeah, and you also explore how being related to a politician can be a path t becoming more wealthy from your book "congresswoman alexandria ocsio-cortez was criticized. directed millions of campaign dollars to her husband's consulting firm." we should note, none of that is illegal

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