he's rich compared to me, but he's not rich compared to most of filthy rich politicians.but the family thing with the bidens is really interesting. so it's not just hunter joe biden has two brothers, frank and james both of whom have recently, not just historically but recently traded on their brother's name and position to cash in themselves with speaking gigs and consulting fees and things like. so it's not a good look, though. the atlantic had had a story which i quote in the book that wayn 1988, when joe biden ran for president in 1988, he about $11 million, 20% of that $11 million went to paying the biden family. so biden has certainly been a part of this, spreading the wealth around to the family. but as you note, this is bipartisan phenomenon. trump has done so many ridiculous, sketchy things that don't have enough time, which, you know, for me to get into. but i think the family is very interesting like he, unlike everybody else. trump literally his daughter and son in law in the administration. so i think that makes all of this worse. not only that, but, you know

we have made it to wednesday, rich. >> rich: we have indeed, i'm rich in for john roberts. according to documents, white house officials asked facebook if it could provide special access to tools that would target users hesitant to take vaccines and spreading misinformation. >> sandra: also show biden administration officials berated facebook employees for not sharing enough data and alluded to the site being more difficult to deal with than other social media platforms. >> rich: hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill. hillary, did the white house try to have more control on covid content on facebook than it originally claimed. >> that's the big take away from the documents that we obtained. really publicly the white house was claiming they were just trying to help facebook combat misinformation on their platform. behind closed doors, it is clear that white house officials were trying to have much more influence on the platform and get a lot more information from facebook. white house officials berated facebook employees for not turning over more data to them. flaherty sayi

which white, rich white man. so you say, you know, you're quasi rich. you're certainly a man. but what is white? you know, and so you mentioned in your book i i'm listening to the audiobook you mentioned in your book that white people or europeans who come to are coerced into identifying as white so you know, white is a historical thing. why why was created during slavery and was created for a reason to keep you know, so-called whites in power and blacks, you know, not in power. and so there's a lot to it. there's this fear of intermixing in terms of white people. they don't want to mix. they don't want to be my color. you know. so what is whiteness and when did you become white, you know, and what does it even mean? and also to call yourself white in today's society, to me, it's a little bit insulting in a ways to history. yes, much damage has been done in the name of whiteness. i don't even see how someone can even call themselves white grant. you know, all the things that have been done through history, all the millions of people that have been killed, the indians wiped out

hello, rich. >> rich: great to be here, sandra. thanks so much. i'm rich edson, john roberts has the day off. the former president is expected to be arraigned in federal court in washington tomorrow. >> sandra: many think the latest indictment will do that again. >> rich: aishah, what are lawmakers saying? >> rich, congress is still on its august recess, but we are already seeing house republicans begin to strategize on what actions they might take next in response to this latest indictment of the former president, including pulling on the purse strings, that is congress's power. republican firebrand matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene are calling to defund special counsel jack smith. some folks are eyeing the appropriations process coming up, but gaetz is demanding that his conference bypass that all together and vote on his proposed bill now. we have not heard anything from house speaker kevin mccarthy yet or gop leadership, but any such measure, keep in mind, would not really get through a democrat-controlled senate. jim jordan has already co

rich: yuck. gross.'s moving on from a proposed cage fight with elon musk. the spacex founder first floated the idea in late june, zuckerberg accepted. the meta founder said today the bout with between the billionaires still has not been scheduled. zuckerberg posted this on threads, quote, i think we can all agree elon is not serious,, and it's time to move on. i offered a real date, dana white offered to make this a legit petition for charity, elon won't confirm a date, then says he needs surgery. if elon ever gets serious about a real date and official event, he knows how to reach me. how far we have come, aishah is. aishah: i think there was a new development. they might be fighting. i think there was a new development on twitter, we'll see. that's it for us. [laughter] good to see you, rich are. have a great night. rich relationship you ooh too.nm ♪ust ♪ special offers. like a free 5g phone. plus, switch, keep your number, and get up to $300 off. with verizon business. it's your business. it's your v

. >> rich: the temple has been great. the execution. they are doing a lot of the little things they want to see in the preseason. it is a two-minute warning. he picks up the first down. he didn't think he was down. he is at the 24 yard line. >> rich: it has been impressive. regardless of who is in, the starters, the backups, everyone looks pretty sharp. >> jason: shenker has been doing really good. >> matt: they have more depth this year. >> rich: it is a better football team than it was last year. >> jason: aidan o'connell is going to take any. as impressive as he was last week, to do it again the following week is just as impressive. he did that again here in the second half. >> rich: is a regular season football? no it isn't. like i said, let's go back to control what you can control. he is doing a fantastic job of handling what they are throwing at him. does he have a long way to go? sure. he is way ahead of the curve. he is ahead of where josh mcdaniels thought he would be. >> jason: it started last sunday. they got on the plane af

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rich: i am rich edson eric shawn is off today were taken live look at the coast of baja, california powerful storm expected to make landfall over the next 24 hours. oh then surge north. possibly bringing a years worth of rainfall to areas no relate bone dry this time of year. millions of people are preparing for what is expected to be the first tropical storm to it southern california and 84 years. >> a batten down the hatches for a quick check and went up to 14. hitting los angeles county. it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. >> we can get waves as big as 2. >> we are praying for the best it can be pretty bad. steve at "fox weather" meteorologist adam klotz is live in the weather center with a lace on hurricane hilary's path. it looks like the storm is moving faster than expected? what can you tell us about this? >> is moving pretty quickly allow the heaviest rain is out in front of this. folks are going to start tennis impact here pretty early. as you said the first ever tropical storm warning across southern california. a big area with some wins but really it's going to be rain that makes it

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listen to this , rich. say, and the first president to tell the elite where to shove it and then, add that the former president was attacked all the time, provoke attacks all the time and it was non-stop. forgive me. isn't he running against donald trump? >> well this is a dilemma, howie. the real thing, so martha emphasized one aspect of the state of the republican electorate. half of it, two-thirds of it, whatever is open to an alternative to trump. 25% just don't want him and then other 30 is persuadable, but a huge majority of republicans also don't want trump attacked, so how do you present yourself as the alternative and take him down from this huge commanding lead at the same time you're not seeming as though you're attacking him and the listless thing is a perfect example of this. there's extreme sensitivity around trump, these guardrails have been created so if you say listless vessels everyone freaks out but trump can say desantis was grooming teenage girls when he was a teacher, he might be gay,

next i am r rich edson in for ec shawn. los angeles police say between 20 and 30 people were about this with the scenic getaway cars before officers arrived. still on the loose but senior correspondent alicia acuna with more. >> that chemical spray police say was used on two security guards was reportedly bare sprite which can inflame the eyes and respiratory system. let's get back to the video here. you can see the chaos at the scene at the nordstrom at the westfield mall. the mob included dozens of suspects targeting luxury brand accessories and handbags one dragging the display shelf withinwithinput investigators se group got away with up to $100,000 with the product not to mention the damage to the store. in a statement los angeles mayor karen bass saying what happened today at the nordstrom in the mall is absently unacceptable for those who committed these acts and acts like a neighboring areas, it must be held accountable. los angeles police department will continue to work to not only find those responsible for this

how does the company develop from here, rich?about where we are going forward, there has been a lot of rumors around exxon and whether or not we are going to see pioneer being taken out, whether or not you are a takeover target. is that your view of the world, or pioneer is on the front foot, that it is the consolidator? how do you see the model developing? rich: first of all i will not comment on the rumors and all of those items other than to say our board will do what is in the best interest of shareholders, whatever happens in the future. our focus is, advancing the company strategy of developing that great inventory we've got. we have over 15,000 long laterals included in that 15,000 that are high-rated return wells that we can develop over the next decade. that is where we look at. in terms of, how does pioneer grow from here? it is the things we have been doing. we continue to look at acreage, trades, improve our inventory by adding longer laterals. it is those things we are going to do, but our inventory is so good that i

and the rich people are they the jewelry and the gold of them. the why was over one of the variables that we said, you know, really again, it's the end of the roman center where we spent a hold of my fighting on the war to say home. we don't have that. i only have to do land, but we just conquered from the cartridge and replace the city subordinate that will give you all the land are pointing the great the british historian. so that was the fable concentration of property that really set the stage for the old 2nd century in rome. your walk, i'm our and i like our gave the great army to essentially assassinate one leader after another that price to redistribute for land right. do x, the rich right to cancel the sun, but of course that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. that ended up professor michael hans and i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and also the new book, the collaborative and took a day off to this break. the, the west liberal leads continued to be afflicted by trucked arrangements, and from the very spot

rich: i am rich edson eric shawn is off today.ilary downgraded from a category four trick cap three earlier today it's expected to weaken into a tropical storm when it makes landfall in california tomorrow but still, officials are warning millions of people the storm's path do not take it lightly. arthel: preparations are already underway in the region. normally dry areas that could see several inches of rain. california is not used to tropical storm's. the last one to hit the state was in 1939. the l.a. county sheriff's department is doing all it can to get people ready. >> together it we are working to perform and prepare the community with this impending or pending storm. we hope the storm does not cause any damage. and more importantly there is no loss of life. but we will prepare for worst-case scenario. >> father mother meteorologist adam klotz is adam, we are always hoping it's not as bad as originally predicted, how's it looking now? >> the goodness as this continues to weaken as it is running into colder water braid this

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you have to avoid being a selfish and rich. and they usually when i went to school at the university of chicago in the 1950s, we'll have to read plato's republic and that sort of the philosophical work of antiquity that the west usually refers to. and when i re read uh, the republic and writing this book, it's amazing, it begins with a stop at the same of talking to someone who asks and, you know, i borrow the weapons from the guy and now he wants me to give him. it is a sword back, but he's got to tell people he's a really is a bad person and soccer. and he said, well, is a right to read, pay to give something back or repay, adept the story, the somebody who's going to use it, the injured society. and there's to, oh no, it's not right. and softer they said, well then isn't right, the page the well see all of our fees that have the money that they blend you. if they're going to use this money to uh, go to war and then pop or issue and take away your land and destroy society. is that right? and uh, so uh, this obviously the uh,

and the rich people are they the jewelry and the gold. and then the why was over one of the variables that we said, you know, really i guess it's the you, the bands and the oh the roman center. well, we've got a hold of my waiting on the award to say home, we don't have that. i only have to do land that we just conquered from the cartridge and replace the city subordinate. that will give you all the land, our point b, e r. great. that a british historian. so that was the table. uh awesome, tracing. the property that really set the stage for the old 2nd century in rome, there was an hour and i like our gave the great army to essentially assassinate one leader after another, the price to redistribute for land. right. the x, the rich tried to cancel the debt then, but of course that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. that ended up professor michael hans. and i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and also the new book, the collaborative, and took a day off to this break the the, by the early 1950. can you? it became

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i'm really rich. i'll tell you that. >> that was don't trump on the first day of his political career. and early in the campaign republican primary voters said one of the things that they absolutely loved about on trump was that he didn't need any money to run for office so he was incorruptible, obviously incorruptible, because he's so rich. no individual in the history of american politics has taken more money from donors than donald trump. the truth always was, donald trump was never rich enough to pay for presidential campaign. and now donald trump does not think he is rich enough to pay for criminal defense lawyers. and so the people who he promised he would never ask for money, he now begs for money every day, via email, to pay for criminal defense lawyers for donald trump and his accused coconspirators and others who have not yet been accused of any crimes. donald trump doesn't pay for anyone's lawyers, including his own. the most gullible political contributors in the history of the world pay f

the state as a whole or some public good , yes. dictionaries say about it so this is someone very rich and influential, actually from the former soviet union, who made his fortune after the collapse of the soviet union actually. a new word can also be said. well, if we talk about the signs of oligarchs, these are the ones we are used to talking about. well, for sure, there are three things that define him. the first is a person who has influence on the government. influence on the government, she uses it for her own enrichment well, the third thing is very important , it is mostly done in a legal way , that is, roughly speaking, she can change laws for her own benefit and has the opportunity to change laws well, for example, a corrupt person is not an oligarch, he also uses power for his own benefit but he is not doing it in a legal way. a nuance, oleksandr. and let's remember when oligarchs first appeared in ukraine. and what preceded this and how did this process take place historically. well, obviously oligarchs appeared before they appeared. this new definition appeared because the

and the rich people, are they the jewelry and the gold of them the why was over. uh why don't the very well think that we said, you know, really i guess that's a bit slow us for the bands and the oh the romans center. well, we've got a hold of my waiting on the award to say come, we don't have that. i only have to do land that we just conquered from the cartridge and replace the city subordinate that will give you all the land, our point b, e r. great, the british historian. so that was the fable concentration of property that really set the stage for the old 2nd century in rome. your walk, i'm our and i like our basic great army to essentially as estimate one leader after another the price to redistribute for land. i do that the rich right to cancel the depths and of course, that ended up with the assassination of julius caesar. that ended up professor michael hudson. i'll stop use a more from the wall street veteran and author of the new book, re collaborative and took a day off to this break. the after the nazis bower in italy, states foreign policy became extr

, which er, where they had a certain influence , but let's be honest, far from all influential and richeople, i want regions that they could lead and the expectations of the oligarchs were, well, probably a little higher at that time and they could have done much more to preserve the integrity of ukraine ah, but, well , they eh. if we talk about mr. kolomoiskyi and the ruta panat, they really played their role uh, they showed themselves to be conscious citizens, although uh, well, the same mr. kolomoisky probably, uh , still used a-ah, the power that i have , including mine, is the best this year, well , at least i have such a suspicion and well in in principle, why wasn't he already removed eh, not only you have such a suspicion, they really combined the useful with the pleasant and used their position and for the benefit of their own business in the group, there was a lot about it and this is already an oligarch, then corruption rather, that is, he eh e he got a position and he tried to somehow use it e unfortunately, the suspicion is only in we will see the law enforcement agencies.

if we go back to the definition of an oligarch, it is a part of the ruling elite that lives to get richses its influence on power to get rich, and we see these manifestations eh oligarchies eh including in modern russia and probably in ukraine, we can see who modern oligarchs are - these are people who are called on government contracts and make large fortunes on them, but you mentioned the construction business, for example, these are managers of state-owned companies, who are they actually these state-owned companies manage their property, this is a very common phenomenon in russia, for example, there is such an oligarch , although he is just the head of a state-owned company , igor sicheni, these are elite secret service agents who are close to putin, so they are actually the owners of incredible start-ups and these are just friends of putin and we must conclude, of course, there is a new caste of oligarchs close to power in russia. yes, for sure . i hope there are fewer of them in ukraine. well, they talked about oligarchs with mr. oleksandr parashiy , the director of analytics of t

it would be better to have the fifth whore of the rich than here with these.ys a way. maybe that's what he is. enough, what got up, let's go. baby, please calm down, you are already making your own father now, you want to grab his grandmother. get the hell out of here. i said out. wait, rita don't worry, everything will be let go. so it will be better for you to eat there. well, you can see for yourself, look what kind of aggression it cannot be treated. quiet. quiet, sit down, take off your shoes.

cost of advertising and the cost of advertising will be very large, or it will be cold or after the rich , and this is where we are talking about the empty plan of nerves. the parties should do this. support and and this actually have the chat that the lovers of those who jump from the rule to what outside i talk to me instead of you, i am at all the school of monotheism, the class of illusion , illusion, i am christ on your way if this account is not elite and fans of the poor yes , we can definitely stop it, but this is very dangerous the size, which, unfortunately, is constantly increasing day by day for the rich, let me tell you from the statistics center that it is about 66-67% of the expenses, so be careful, when there is spending power, they will try a lot in the elections, directly and indirectly. in fact, it is very correct, it is an important slogan, there are many indicators and factors, let's check you and other issues and questions about anti-corruption, the person of the world as a volunteer and applicant for representation in the islamic council, unfortunately , the main i

it is rich people buying lithium,ho will use the lithium and metals from the poor countries. is a dominant view in the poor countries that this is far from a just transition. christian: let's start with more than today's announcement. one thing the prime minister is saying in the mix of the energy the u.k. has, oil and gas play a prominent part. we know what happened to the cost-of-living with engy prices. hundreds of new licenses, does that guarantee our energy prices will come down? >> i think the prime minister has got it correct in terms of what he is trying to do. by producing more oil and gas, it doesn't mean we are going to use more. it means we will reduce the cost of the gas and oil we use in this country. the revenues will go to the taxpayer, and we will create more security of supply for issues like what we saw last year with russia. the premise of what rishi sunak is trying to do makes sense, but i think we have had a disjointed policy for years. that the government is granting licenses after passing lynn falls on companies last year and continuing to impose those

rich and i wanted him now, now stand on your own two freaking feet, people.igerina, doing well in the debate. this burgum could show up. he has a chance to do well. nikki haley going after vivek ramaswamy, about his sometimes strange -- >> brian: unoerthodox. >> tammy: foreign policy debate. these are individualseses who have to deliver. we have seen people collapse in that environment, like a rick perry or jeb bush or others who take certain things for granted. they'll have to genuinely perform. how do you perform under pressure? we need to know those things, very excited, chris christie and mieksz mike pence rely on hating trump. >> brian: when mike pences i don't just disagree on january 6, you have to back ukraine. 80% of the agenda and 20%. >> tammy: why not get rid of the education and energy department, cut the cost of government. cut your own house first before you cut ours. >> brian: insolvent. >> tammy: maybe ask for some money from ushg yoo back. that is the kind of conversation, who is going to bring that up and take that stand? >> brian: real qui

the rich was not my requirements. so this was also thought about the what do you want to one united police, we the pollution going for a little bit more because if you want them to do, or a way to do one bit, i mean the polls let's, let's pick up on your point on, on this point about from me we had that from our correspondent talking about how historical moment this is from the french regional point of view have a cup on was a key member in this fear of an influence. and potentially, now they have now lost that. how do you think differential going to react? if you don't go, i've been to, to do the mazda place of whether you go across that fixed in depth of, from lumina. i've seen in pharma really is enough for go be or if it's done, my problem is this and say they're both very small for us. i'm. it's the most they don't do with their for other reasons to confirm or support them, but we don't know so easily. you know, these, the news is quite fresh. we are going to see what friends is going to do. but what we can say i

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let's talk more about "crazy rich asians."a number on your. i was just a quiet writer doing my own thing. i liked working for other people. as a hobby, i was just putting down this story. i thought i would self-publish it and maybe give it out to a few friends. that was the full extent. >> i have to believe fame has been more pleasure than pain. >> it's been a mixed bag i have to say. i'm an introvert actually. it's lovely when i get to come on gma and meet you and have a chat. it's lovely when i'm able to talk about things i care about. >> but you like to be at home doing the writeing? >> exactly. >> got it. we've all been waiting for the sequel to this basically since the last movie came out. i can still remember taking my daughters to see it on a very hot summer afternoon. we had so much fun. there's been a lot of delays with the sequel. was it the pandemic, writers strike? when do you see it coming out? >> as soon as humanly possible. we have an amazing team of writers. people are waiting to press go. >> not only sequels b

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those rich men north of richmond have put us in this situation. finally, we need to lower gas prices. we need to open up all energy production. we will be energy dominant again in this country. i showed it could be done in the state of florida. i pledged to you as your president we will get the job done and i will not let you down. >> governor desantis, thank you. governor christie, do you agree with governor desantis? why would you be better on the economy than him? >> look, i do agree predominantly with what governor desantis laid out. i think if you asked every one of us up here that we would agree predominantly with what he just said. here is the difference. the difference is that we will have to work and make sure that we sell these ideas. are we able to put ourselves in a position where we get a majority of the vote, not only by winning the congress and the senate in '24, but someone who has had the experience of doing it. i was elected as a conservative republican in a blue state with 61% of the vote with a democratic legislator against me

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