scott adams, she is the southern bell who can raise holy hell. dagen mcdowell. she has got real flare and shiny hair. kat timpf. my massive sidekick and host of foxnation tyrus. you made and prediction a long time ago about miss harris being the vp. >> it doesn't seem that anybody cares who the candidate is or who the vice president is. there was a pew research poll that says 56% of the people supporting biden really just care that it's not trump who wins. 13% said they like biden because of his personality and temperament. so if you add those together. you have 69% of people who support biden who don't care about anything. they just want to beat trump. they are just signaling they are the complete non-science party because they have given up on the psychology of motivation, incentive. and they are just going with, well, instead of a constitution and a bible, let's use hate, revenge, and anger. and those will be our platforms. it doesn't matter who is running or what the policies are. we'll see if that works out. greg: dagen, what did you make of the rollout? >>

scott adams -- you know scott adams, right? he's the guy who wrote the "dilbert" cartoon.autiful ten-minute video on twitter, and the thesis of the video is that cnn might be killing thousands because of the way they've treated that. so, i would just ask -- i'll let scott adams' video be my defense on this -- >> can i just say something? i find that to be offensive because he's a comic strip writer. >> understood. >> i just said that because i want to be clear. i just said dr. fauci. >> i said dr. o'neal. >> dr. brett genard and dr. deborah birx. >> deborah birx has not come out against hydroxychloroquine. >> yes she has. here she is talking about the studies. >> we know in the randomized controlled trials to date, and there's been several of them, that there's not evidence that it improves those patients' outcomes, whether they have mild/moderate disease or whether they're seriously ill in the hospital. >> but that's out of context. all she's talking about is what they call the rct, not the observation studies. erin, i don't think it's a good use of our time to talk hydro

thanks to scott adams, dagen mcdowell, and tyrus. love you, america. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." big show tonight, sean hannity, sarah palin, and joe biden's grades from college. joe biden didn't pick kamala harris as vp. that pick was made for him. when the #metoo movement hit he buckled and said he would take a woman. when the racial unrest went down, he said he would pick a black

thanks to scott adams, dagen mcdowell, and tyrus. i love you, america. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." big show tonight, sean hannity, sarah palin, and joe biden's grades from college. joe biden didn't pick kamala harris as vp. that pick was made for him. when the #metoo movement hit he buckled and said he would take a woman. when the racial unrest went down, he said he would pick a black woman. biden doesn't have a base. the bernie bros are not all on board. he needed to pick a radical liberal and that's what he did. if this is how joe biden is going to govern this country, this country is in trouble. biden is not a leader. he gets led around on a leash. that's what the chinese and iranians will do to joe. the media is telling you kamala is a moderate. they are calling her pragmatic, a centrist. a natural centrist. if the media is telling you someone is a centrist, they are basically cesar chavez. they are telling you how this will energize the ticket. that's also wrong. she couldn't even energize democrats when she won for

thanks to scott adams, dagen mcdowell, and tyrus. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world."ig show tonight, sean hannity, sarah palin, and joe biden's grades from college. joe biden didn't pick kamala harris as vp. that pick was made for him. when the #metoo movement hit he buckled and said he would take a woman. when the racial unrest went down, he said he would pick a black woman. biden doesn't have a base. the bernie bros are not all on board. he needed to pick a radical liberal and that's what he did. if this is how joe biden is going to govern this country, this country is in trouble. biden is not a leader. he gets led around on a leash. that's what the chinese and iranians will do to joe. the media is telling you kamala is a moderate. they are calling her pragmatic, a centrist. a natural centrist. if the media is telling you someone is a centrist, they are basically cesar chavez. they are telling you how this will energize the ticket. that's also wrong. she couldn't even energize democrats when she won for president. she never caught on with black voters let alone anyo

scott adams! dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, tyrus. tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m.'d call it a simulcast of the nixon library. hugh hewitt will be interviewing me and they will take questions and discuss my book. get tickets you can watch it at home, go to nixon foundation.org and get an autographed copy of my book. august 19, tuesday the nixon library. you can watch it online. >> dana: that's great. i've been wanting to do this all week. snapchat has a new filter where they can take your dog and make it look like your dog is in the disney movie. not everyone here at "the five" has one. who is that? is that rookie? >> jesse: that's not ricky. >> dana: i think so. that's jasper obviously. look at that pumpkin. who else do we have. >> jesse: there is ricky. mary is. >> dana: there he is. we start convention coverage. katie and i will be there with chris wallace and all sorts of ♪ will will okay pete: we are welcome to welcome will kaine broadcast extrump administration narrow. will: thank you, i'm so excited to be here on fox news in particular her

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today, actress regina hall, and you don't wanna miss adam scott, plus a performance from avril lavigneually look like you're probably wearing a top and bottoms. >> ryan: i am wearing bottoms. i'm wearing bottoms, but i'm wearing these without socks. they slip on. they're so easy in the morning, first thing, just to slip 'em right on. >> kelly: what am i gonna do when i have to stop wearing sweatpants? that's the question. well, no, i just wear the same pair of sweatpants every day-- my pajama bottoms, my sweats.

fellow briton adam yates will be at the tour with michelton—scott, but next year he'lljoin ineos grenadiersces boast the mens and womens world record holders, kenya's eliud kipchoge and brigid kosgei. farah will return to the track at the tokyo games. the first professional rugby match in the uk to welcome spectators since the covid—i9 lockdown will take place at murrayfield in a week's time. scottish rugby has this afternoon been given the green light by the scottish government to host fans at the game between edinburgh and glasgow warriors next friday. it's the end of an era in formula one. the williams team founded in 1977 has been sold to an american investment company. formed by sir frank williams and sir patrick head, they got their first race win at the british grand prix in 1979. but their last victory came in 2012, and they've struggled to compete financially. the team will keep its name and remain at their 0xfordshire base. finally, when it comes to finding someone finally, when it comes to finding someone who's up for the fight and tough as nails? i certainly think we've found on

territories adopted more favorable rights for women, in oregon, abigail scott dunaway who established a pro-suffrage newspaper became adam after her husband's business failed. >> benjamin dunaway was a very good husband and father to the children, he did not have the level of business skill the somebody should have in managing the farm because of his kindness and generosity he cosigned a loan for a friend and the friend defaulted on the loan and so as a result the dunaway's lost their farm, that was in the mid 60s i believe, after that benjamin was involved in a farming accident, he became disabled, therefore failed to abigail to be the winner for the family. she did some teaching again but eventually decided to move down to albany oregon, little town further south, she set up a ha t shop, she's quite successful in the business, she traveled to san francisco to get supplies for her business and important thing happen when the women came into hat shop, she became aware of the difficulties women lead in their lives and she had no life and standing in the community, they cannot own property, they were dependent on their hus

britain's adam yates is targeting stage wins rather than overall victory at this year's tour de france. he's been selected in the michelton—scottfor the race, which gets under way at the end of the month. the the 1000 guinees and epsom 0aks winner love has claimed the yorkshire oaks at the ebor festival. ridden by ryan moore and trained by aiden o'brien, the strong favourite won by four lengths at york. we saw on yesterday's sportsday how cricket might evolve to battle against bad light and weather. well, it's been confirmed start times between england and pakistan will be flexible to make up for lost play, with action potentially getting underway 30 minutes earlier. the final test begins tomorrow with england i—nil up in the series. with this now in place, it gives the officials and the players a bit more opportunity to try and stay out there longer and to get more cricket on, which is what everyone wants. we wa nt to on, which is what everyone wants. we want to get out there playing and we don't want to miss time through bad light if we can avoid it. but see how it works this week and see if it's something that's here to stay

scott. it creates turmoil inside the church. after one church service a lady comes back. adam clayton powell, i am so embarrassed. i thought you were a man of the cloth and adam clayton powell says i am, silk. he fought with harry truman and dwight eisenhower and john kennedy and lyndon johnson before the end of his life he would pass and have them attached to 65 major deals, medicare, medicaid, food stamps, art programs, the upward bound program. he never got along well with southerners. he could not find it in himself. the life of martin luther king junior. in 1956 there was this wonderful rally of madison square garden, king and many of his followers were there. but it was new york, a congressman, expected to be treated righteously. a little bit about that event, that rally. it was with a degree of fanfare that a massive civil rights rally was staged at madison square garden on may 20 fourth 1956. eleanor roosevelt, a philip randolph, corey wilson and powell. the familiar gang of four knew the hall will, participated in many rallies under its old roof. in the midst of this rally, a philip randolph, adam clayto

it's been announced in the last couple of hours that adam yates he'lljoin on a two—year deal from mitchelton—scottt about from the bbc sport centre. i will be back with a full update, all of the other big talking points, at sportsday at 6:30pm. thanks for that, john. joe biden has described the presidential election asa described the presidential election as a battle between light and darkness as he excepted his party's nomination to challenge donald trump for the white house. —— accepted. mr biden called for unity and optimism, and accused his rival of cloaking the united states in anger, fear and division. but as the democratic convention ended, there was no traditional razzamatazz or cheering crowds — this week's event has been online because of coronavirus. we can speak now to bill galston, a senior fellow at brookings and former deputy assistant to president clinton for domestic policy. very good to speak to you, thank you for being with us. what do you make of the tone joe for being with us. what do you make of the tonejoe biden struct in his a cce pta nce of the tonejoe biden struct in his

britain's adam yates says he's targeting stage wins at this year's tour de france after being selected in the michelton—scott the end of the month. yates says he's not aiming for overall victory in the general classification, while his brother simon won't feature, he's instead concentrating on the giro d'italia in october. after all the frustrations because of limited play due to bad light and rain in the second test between england and pakistan, the ecb have announced that revised hours of play will be possible during the third match of the series which gets under way in southampton tomorrow. play can now begin at 10:30 rather than the traditional iiam start, if time is lost due to bad light or rain earlier in the match. 3 and half days were lost during the second test. england lead the series 1—0. england lead the series 1-0. we waited several hours to play the other day and then there was one hours play and they broke for a a0 minute lunch session. i mean, really? i don't think spectators are going to put up with it any more, they have so many other options and i think people's standards of tolerance of t

adam schiff last month. we have others joining us in a few weeks. tim scott came on a couple weeks ago to talk about justice reform. so we know that sometimes you will find someone who you are really excited about, and sometimes others you are excited about too. but for different reasons. kevin mccarthy, we are very grateful you have taken the time to join us today. it is great to see you again. we're grateful for your time and grateful for your service. rep. mccarthy: dan, thank you. for everybody, we may have difference of opinion, but in this country today, we are more alike one another. i will leave you with this. i admire your ability to be bipartisan. i respect that. in my office, i keep this painting of washington crossing the delaware. we all know the famous painting. we know when it took place, christmas of 1776. you know who painted it? he was not there. he was an immigrant. he painted it because he wanted to inspire germany to have a revolution based upon the values of ideas in america. he gets it historically incorrect. boat,s washington in the ch

recognize their suffering as an official disability we spoke to current of our survivors adam stedman and scott dixon who both been battling covert 900 symptoms for over 4 months some of their personal struggles. well fill her middlemarch with the space of 2 weeks lost about 10 pounds in weight and it's many there is no sense at lives. it's been a hassle because every sentence and what i'm left with now is just going economics and course byron's bits. and just general malaise and to give an example suddenly are washed. since before march and something that would not be seeing an hour 6 twice as long. was that yes they just went over that and it people and many people like yourself are unable to work what's your situation yeah i'm the same am i mean plan for jobs number in between jobs at the moment and i am left wondering you know we'll sit down in full same job in the way i am because in the morning and suffield fine and then. minutes solidified at noon on just such a chilly air for an hour or 2 because i'm just still completely white i really don't think there is a lot of understanding at the

adams. she's the southern belle who can raise holy hell, anchor dagen mcdowell. she's got real flair and shiny hair, kat timpf. and sharks have a tyrus week. tyrus! all right, scott a prediction longing ago on the fate of ms. harris being the nominee or possibly the likely nominee after being vp. how was this rollout? where do you see it going? >> well, i've got to tell you, it doesn't seem anybody cares who the candidate is or who the vice president is. there was a pew research poll that said 56% of people supporting biden really just care that it's not trump who wins, and then on top of that there were another 13% who said they like biden because of his personality and temperament which i think is just another way of saying you don't like trump. so if you add those together, you've got 69% of people who support biden who don't care about anything, they just want to beat trump. exactly 9% of them said they cared about policies. which tells you they're just signaling that there's a complete, you know, nonscience party because they've given up on the psychology of motivation, incentive, anything about human beings, and they're just going with, well, instead of a c

scott, we now know that musk is the fourth richest man in the world. we have had analysts like adamonas seem to get religion the question is is this about battery day? is this about trying to get in front of an s&p inclusion? lots of unanswered questions on tesla. >> carl, the stock is up 40% in august just do a mic drop right there that's incredible in and of itself of course tesla tops $2,000 a share because that's like i said at the beginning of the show that's sort of representative of where we are, where these kinds of stocks continue to rise almost unabated. is 40% in august fundamentally driven you decide i don't know of course, so you get the record date, you get some of the delivery information, you know, musk, et cetera, but 40% in august, just chew on that for a second. >> and even elon musk himself in may, you know, he tweeted out, you know, tesla stock too high imo, which, you know, according to, you know, millennial lingo means in my-i'm told less at that stock up 156% so, you know, if you sold shares that day which if i recall on may 1st the stock went down when, you

fellow briton adam yates will be at the tour with michelton—scott,