and roseanne begins. a lot of them begin to because the air in the tunnel is being sucked out by the gas then they a concerted surge and they push them back. and ashleigh and roseanne boylan ends up at the bottom of the pile. she's not in great. she just grew overweight, but she's at the bottom of pile. the people at the bottom of the pile are dying. and right next to her is healthy young black guys who she grabs his hand and he feels her hand drift away. he barely survives when. people are pulled off him. the meanwhile, the other protesters yelling to the police, stop this, you're killing, right? you push people on top of them. and then finally they get to the bottom. and roseanne is lying there unconscious, possibly dead, if not dead likely dying, and then the a female police officer can be any bigger than ashli babbitt who's some reason is put at the front line. this police defense line takes a stick that had been up there and this is caught on camera. she starts beating roseanne boylan over the head w

and roseanne begins. a lot of them begin to because the air in the tunnel is being sucked out by the gas then they a concerted surge and they push them back. and ashleigh and roseanne boylan ends up at the bottom of the pile. she's not in great. she just grew overweight, but she's at the bottom of pile. the people at the bottom of the pile are dying. and right next to her is healthy young black guys who she grabs his hand and he feels her hand drift away. he barely survives when. people are pulled off him. the meanwhile, the other protesters yelling to the police, stop this, you're killing, right? you push people on top of them. and then finally they get to the bottom. and roseanne is lying there unconscious, possibly dead, if not dead likely dying, and then the a female police officer can be any bigger than ashli babbitt who's some reason is put at the front line. this police defense line takes a stick that had been up there and this is caught on camera. she starts beating roseanne boylan over the head w

good morning, roseann. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments i want to make using my time here. one thing, and first of all, there is no such thing as a border czar in the united states of america. that is a talking point the republicans made up. there is no border czar. second, kamala harris has never been that so-called border czar. she was never at the top to take care of the border, she was given the task to work with countries in central america to see what could be done to stop the people from fleeing those countries and coming to america. that is what she was asked to do. she was not asked to do anything about the border. third, kamala harris is the vice president. the vice president has no executive authority whatsoever, so she can't do anything about anything even if she wanted to, and she certainly cannot do anything about the border! the last thing i'm going to say is i'm sick of people calling human illegals. with what is going on in america right now, we do not need toxic rhetoric that is incorrect and v

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host: what do you say to roseann? guest: there have been movements to move to a popular vote and that is tough because the electoral college and the way we elect a president is a foundational compromise and how we are here. you know the bargains between the bigger colonies and the smaller colonies and the big and small states to make sure the balance when this was all being drawn up two and a half -- we are coming up on 250 years since the declaration. when this was being drawn up this was one of the compromises to ensure that all the states would come together so you have some balance of power. it is not a tear any of the majority so there is some minority say. there have been efforts to do that before but it has to go through a constitutional process which is hard. host: youngstown, ohio. republican line. dan, you are next. caller: kamala harris current entire life took the position of the liberal position on just about every single issue. suddenly before the election she is tough on the border and stealing trump's

good morning, roseann. caller: good morning. have a couple of comments i want to make using my time here. one thing, and first of all, there is no such thing as a border czar in the united states of america. that is a talking point the republicans made up. there is no border czar. second, kamala harris has never been that so-called border czar. she was never at the top to take care of the border, she was given the task to work with countries in central america to see what could be done to stop the people from fleeing those countries and coming to america. that is what she was asked to do. she was not asked to do anything about the border. third, kamala harris is the vice president. the vice president has no executive authority whatsoever, so she can't do anything about anything even if she wanted to, and she certainly cannot do anything about the border! the last thing i'm going to say is i'm sick of people calling human illegals. with what is going on in america right now, we do not need toxic rhetoric that is incorrect and vol

. >> his daughter, roseanne says her father never forgot his arkansas upbringing. there was so much love in him. tuesday, members of the cash family joined lawmakers from arkansas for the unveiling of the bronze statue depicting the man in black. >> after god and country came johnny cash. >> and that. >> we came from a little town in arkansas. you have to talk to all of america. the statue shows the singer with a guitar slung across his back and a bible in his hand. house speaker mike johnson says cash never strayed away from his beliefs. i think it should remind us of the importance of faith and our great american life. cash is a legend of his own from the country, music and rock and roll hall of fame. and now to the halls of congress. >> and his style inspired generations of artists. >> little rock sculpture. kevin kressley sculpted cash. it will send next. a civil rights leader daisy bates, who was an build the capital earlier this year. both now headed for higher ground reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >> jose mayor matt mahan the city council there will

i destroyed roseanne. you know, roseanne from the wrap up show. baba booey is in the upcoming weeks. so i'm just starting to, you know, gear up. and the howard stern show and, plan on a lot of annihilation. i took a loss in my in my money league. yeah, my other league, but that's fine. that's the way the fantasy football cookie crumbles. yes. you know, you never know when you win and you lose. but i'm excited about coming to san francisco. i'm concerned about the injuries, to some of your players, i am a 49ers fan in regards to fantasy. big george kittle, dmc. deebo. those are the big three. of course, with purdy, but hopefully everybody can get some nice ice baths. yeah, of course, of course i know where i'm. i know where i'm performing this weekend, but, cmc is my guy, george kittle is my guy. and i've always been a big deebo guy, so i hope for hopefully those guys will get healthy because it's good for the league and it's obviously good for the bay area. >> all right. so you coming this weekend. i want to get to one other thing before because i

host: roseann in california on the republican line. good morning, roseann. caller: good morning. i think that donald trump is the -- i don't think carmella knows what she's talking about. she never answers the question -- kamala knows what she's talking about. she never answers the question. it's ridiculous. host: what do you want to hear her talk more about? caller: i would like her to talk about what she's going to do when she says she's going to do the border. she never talks about how. donald trump does know what he's going to do. he is the best for this job because he has done it before and he did a wonderful job and now he should be doing it again. host: that was roseann in california. our last call for this first hour. next on washington journal, washington post opinion columnist daily -- dana milbank will sit down and discuss with us his latest book "fools on the hill." later, tevi troy will discuss his latest book, "the power and the money." the epic clashes between commanders in chief and titans of the industry. we will be right back. ♪ >> weekends bring you book tv, fe

host: roseann in california on the republican line. good morning, roseann. caller: good morning. think that donald trump is the -- i don't think carmella knows what she's talking about. she never answers the question -- kamala knows what she's talking about. she never answers the question. it's ridiculous. host: what do you want to hear her talk more about? caller: i would like her to talk about what she's going to do when she says she's going to do the border. she never talks about how. donald trump does know what he's going to do. he is the best for this job because he has done it before and he did a wonderful job and now he should be doing it again. host: that was roseann in california. our last call for this first hour. next on washington journal, washington post opinion columnist daily -- dana milbank will sit down and discuss with us his latest book "fools on the hill." later, tevi troy will discuss his latest book, "the power and the money." the epic clashes between commanders in chief and titans of the industry. we will be right back. ♪ >> weekends bring you book tv, feat

and with help from joann cash and daughter roseanne, cash's bronze statue was unveiled in emancipationd by kevin creshy features him with a guitar and a bible in his hand. the head of the u.s. aid agency samantha power discusses foreign assistance in the time of global turn oil thompson takes a look at the people in forces behind the murder of emmitty and nick lowe releases his full length album in more than a decade. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from the david and rubenstein studio in weta studio and from the school of journal at arizona state university. >> ozempic and wagovy are some of the most popular drugs in the company treating diabetes and obesity. but the drugs are extremely expensive. and the drug maker faced questions about why those prices are so high. william bringham reports. >> what we are dealing with today is not just an issue of economics -- >> at a senate health committee hearing, chairman bernie sanders pressed the cry of about why prd the c.e.o. about why americans pay so much more. >> ozempic is $900 as much as it costs in germany. the estimated net price of wag

and, with help from sister joanne cash, and daughter roseanne, cash's bronze statue was unveiled in theipation hall. created by sculptor kevin kressy from cash's native arkansa the statue depicts cash with his guitar slung behind his back and a bible in his hand. johnny cash is one of few artists inducted into both the country music hall of fame and the rock & roll hall of fame. still to come on the newshour. the head of the u.s. aid agency, samantha power, discusses foreign assistance in a time of global turmoil. author wright thompson takes a closer look at the people and forces behind the murder of emmett till and rock legend nick lowe releases his first full-length album in over a decade. >> this is pbs news hour and in , the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: ozempic and wegovy are some of the most popular drugs in the country, driven by their remarkable success treating diabetes and obesity. but the drugs are extremely expensive, and the drugmaker's ceo appeared on capitol hill today to face questions about why those prices are

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host: what do you say to roseann?: there have been movements to move to a popular vote and that is tough because the electoral college and the way we elect a president is a foundational compromise and how we are here. you know the bargains between the bigger colonies and the smaller colonies and the big and small states to make sure the balance when this was all being drawn up two and a half -- we are coming up on 250 years since the declaration. when this was being drawn up this was one of the compromises to ensure that all the states would come together so you have some balance of power. it is not a tear any of the majority so there is some minority say. there have been efforts to do that before but it has to go through a constitutional process which is hard. host: youngstown, ohio. republican line. dan, you are next. caller: kamala harris current entire life took the position of the liberal position on just about every single issue. suddenly before the election she is tough on the border and stealing trump's idea a

roseanne barr, she likes, screeched it, and it was a major thing.ut football and you're like, oh, this is what you should be. i mean, that's where i tuned out. >> he rarely talks about football, but you're like, oh my gosh, this is this is what please just stop. >> yeah. stop talking about israel and all this other stuff. just talk about football, mate. >> football and stop bragging that you read the second half of the article. he's always like showing off to the people because you don't prepare. >> i have no idea why we hire you. >> didn't read the first half? >> didn't read the first half? >> well, because i'm working cheap. no you're a diversity hire. yeah. okay. just the final section to go and then oblivion. but before that , hogging goonies part two and frazzles frazzles >> welcome back to the final section of headliners. >> your first look at tuesday's newspapers. we're going to kick off with tuesday's telegraph now, and there's no such thing as a free lunch. indeed cafes pull the plug on laptop table huggers. >> these are two cafes, once cal

they love the days of kill men flash at night, drink kilman blood if you didn't know that, that was roseannenow, that was what with tucker, carlson at that moment, but missing. >> here's the problem though, is that everything, many of the points you guys brought up were dead on for sure. the problem is that there's no political consequences for them continuing to align themselves with people if i'm somebody who is supporting this party, don't you look at this stuff to say that's kinda dumb like at some point, don't you have to say, why am i supporting this? and for what and so there is no consequences for the area by the way i did republican what's let me say, we should have performed better in the house than the party did. we did not. there were a set of slate of senate seats, the house. republicans should have won. >> they did not. and if donald trump loses the race in november, i would imagine many of us air and will probably say holy smokes. it's because we're not doing well with women but the other part of it too, is that when you look at both of these camps, harris and trump, is that s

cohen: and an outstanding address by roseanne cash, daughter of johnny cash. he was born in arkansas and came to memphis to start his musical career and went to sun records and sam philips got him started. he signed on a day elvis was there with sun records, jerry lee lewis was there, and karl perkins was there. they put together songs that day that sam philips recorded called "the million dollar quartet." johnny cash was a great singer, great humanitarian, worthy of this honor and someone we should all remember, a life well lived and memorialized here in the capitol. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: wit hout objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. carpenter: i rise with ms. kaptur: i rise and celebrate the rogowski house, a new landmark of compassion and community impact that just opened in northwest ohio. thank

>>his daughter, roseanne says her father never forgot his arkansas upbringing. there was so much love in him. tuesday, members of the cash family joined lawmakers from arkansas for the unveiling of the bronze statue depicting the man in black. >>after god and country came johnny cash. >>know that. >>we came from a little town in arkansas. you had to talk to all of america. the statue shows the singer with a guitar slung across his back and a bible in his hand. house speaker mike johnson says cash never strayed away from his beliefs. i think it should remind us of the importance of faith our great american life. cash is a legend of his own from the country, music and rock and roll hall of fame. and now to the halls of congress. >>and his style inspired generations of artists. >>little rock sculpture. kevin cressey, sculpted cash. it will send next. a civil rights leader daisy bates, who was an build the capital earlier this year. both now headed for higher ground reporting in washington. reshad hudson. >>new california law restricts the use of cell phones in scho

this is roseann, parkland, florida. publican.ler: i was away for a couple of days so i do not know if he reported on this. i am a black woman living in florida and there was a poll released by the naacp that showed that one in four black men under 50 are voting for trump. i do not know if you have reported on that. i think you probably should. obviously if the naacp is releasing that it is most likely the number closer to 30 or 35%. but, i do not see any kamala harris signs. i live in the northwest area of broward county, which is a democrat stronghold. i do not see any harris signs at all. i think that is very promising for donald trump. i would really like it if you were to show the pole released by the naacp. and it was covered, there is an article written about it i reuters. and president trump lee stay safe, we love you in florida. this is your state. by. host: that is roxanne and this is the headline from "reuters," "one in four u.s. black men under 50 support trump for pub -- for president." independent. good morning. call