when you said the sexton crashed. two days ago.afternoon yes in the afternoon do not remember what time it was? ok. boris andreevich went to the exit. sit down. hello again. hello. so, is your identity established? here is yours. thank you very much for your gift. for what gift did you detain a citizen for a long time in the field of view of the authorities? however, we didn’t have any leads to take him, but now there is the use of weapons and murder, and in connection with which he ended up in field of your vision, if not a secret, of course. hello andrey, you are still in martyshkino. listen, there were drugs in the model. well, not one hundred percent. well, for sure, now wait not for me, tell me, i'll hand over the phone to the person. major basov is listening. yes, i'll tell you, well, report, let's set the situation. and what did you report at first, i was alerted by the coincidence in time. then i talked to a local and found out that sexton did not climb the bell tower alone. uh-huh, and with a certain word victor so, for su

. >> jesse: let's now turn to buck sexton co-host of the clay travis and buck sexton's show. react to what you saw on stage there or anything else that we talked about at the top of the monologue. >> one thing that's remarkable, jesse is that you had lee zeldin who is running to change the bail reform law. he is talking among other things, is he talking about bail reform. he is attacked by a guy on stage. he immediately tweets out, zeldin does, this guy is probably going to be out in a couple of hours and then the guy is out in a couple of hours. this is almost like one big time for why the catch and release system that we have right now has led to so many problems. not just in new york city and new york state, but in every place across the country that has tried to implement these end mass incarceration policies. that's the phrase they use. but it really just means stop locking up criminals. let people get arrested 100 times. 130 times for shoplifting and keep letting them out, giving them minimal sentences. making sure that we don't actually overincarcerate career criminals

and initially hyper loop technology was developed by space sexton. ellen mosque in 2015, musk decided to open source all the research done at space x. and let student groups around the world compete and developing in the concept even further. while the sand and his classmates participated in the contest in one best design, which is now being built at this alara's facilities. so that at the door they go through this tube here is 12 made as long as they hype. we use it to try a different hyperlink models in low pressure and as a perfume that we can obtain different pressure levels with an electric at home to work at the end. and then we also have solar panels on top here with these panels, we generate the energy that's needed to keep the pressure low. so lay rolison other companies are trying to create a mode of transportation ideal for distances between 41500 kilometers. one b, san and his team are developing the model in spain, but other countries could profit much more to see of, of without pre advanced infrastructure. the thing is that you need to have a molar gate, the technical sp

c hasn't done more to free our b own man.riri benla brings us the latest plot to play travis and sexton play and stay with. here we are at one world observatory, what i call a freedom tower. we all remember where we were on 9/11. i got a call from my iowa army national guard captain. we need to know where everyone is . i just remember the principal announcing what was going on was two thousand nine hundred seventy seven americans. i say, rob , you gave your body for our country for the combat engineer in the marine corps. i lost the game of cat and mouse and i was playing with ieds and the ied found me and glad that i still have the opportunity to honor those that gave the ultimate sacrifice. my husband was killed in the line duty, not knowing what to do and how i was going to rain these children was so heavy on my heart until frank siller, who made a promise to me over the phone that i no longer i was no longer alone. you've given your legs for your country, your eyesight for your country. i'm for peace. i love where i'm at. it's a beautiful area. i didn't have the house. i would be in

porter crossing once again after the break, as the reliable boot ofjonny sexton kicked ireland to historyust as it is in australia. after losing their opening match last weekend, a much—improved england hit back hard to win in brisbane. now, just like ireland, wales have never won in south africa before, and that didn't look under threat, until this happened late on in bloemfontein. it'sjosh adams in the corner! that try meant wales were within one, with a kick to come, and from just inside the touchline, gareth anscombe slotted it. another memorable win on a historic day for northern hemisphere rugby. austin halewood, bbc news. and in the last few minutes, scotland have won 29—6 in argentina to level their series. that's it from me here at wimbledon. back to you. thank you, chetan. and that's all from me tonight. good night. if you want, if you don't like heat, you might want to look away now. from tomorrow, in parts of hello there. it is going to get hotter across england and wales in the next few days. today, in northern ireland and northern scotland we've seen more in the way of cloud

buck sexton and clay travis, thank you for joining us. let's start with you.of the story? >> i think there is a double standard at play. thank you for having us on. the double standard is that if donald trump were president, he'd already have brittany greiner back. that's because you look at what happened with the ucla basketball players who were arrested in china, trump got personally involved. trump got personally involved and we wouldn't have the war in europe at all, i don't think russia would have invaded ukraine if trump were president, but if this had happen regardless, i think trump would have gotten involved and gotten brittany greiner back. if brittany greiner has regrets, it's potentially traveling with drugs in russia which she regretted in letter, voting for joe biden. >> yeah, i think donald trump was able to bring back 55 prisoners. mike pompeo involved with those. trump brought home 55 detainees around the world. he knew how to get it done. >> we have to add foreign policy and close on the foreign stage of just under failures to the biden admin

tonight great show buck sexton, kat timpf, that's tonight at 11:00 p.m.to you. >> can't sing it yet. >> greg: do you know why? >> judge jeanine: why? >> greg: we have a yesterday vo from somebody very special in your life who talked and has a message for you little jesse jr. >> jesse: what? >> greg: yeah. >> happy birthday, dad, but i love greg gutfeld more than you. he's cool. you're a dork. >> judge jeanine: he is so cute. >> jesse: is he going to get a spanking when i get home. >> greg: what's your stupidest. >> harold: happy birthday, brother. >> greg: not the lemon cake. >> jesse: it's not. would you like to cut it for me, dana? you are much better. >> dana: would you like me to? happy people are eating the cake? >> judge jeanine: not me. >> jesse: come on. >> dana: what about the sugar challenge? >> greg: judge, you. >> judge jeanine: my turn? all right. it's time for another edition of judge jeanine's sweet tooth. ♪ ♪ so today is a holiday that is near and dear to my heart. it is world chocolate day and uncle just acceptee has spent us a lot of cho

. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: clay travis is the host of clay travis and buck sexton show.can you put the pictures of the two dudes up on the screen so if two dudes are flying to paris and spending nights in the ritz carlton together, now, i don't want to insinuate anything because that's not what we do here at "primetime," but why are two guys that are working for a california congressman, his campaign, flying to paris? why would they be doing that? >> well, the positive here, let's start with positives, right, jesse? because you know that like you i try to look on the brighter side of things. at least if they are spending money on this, there is less money to spend on chinese spies. [laughter] and we all know that eric swalwell has had his own fill, to speak of chinese spies allegedly. and so in general, i think this is elm policemennatic of a larger issue for democrats, which is california has become such a one-party state that whether it's gavin newsom, whether it's kamala harris, whether it's swalwell, the people who are representing california are so rarely challenged

clay travis is the founder of outkick and the host of the clay travis and buck sexton show.ust be racist, clay, they don't like all these illegals pouring into their city. what are we going to do with them? >> and the racism, frankly, that i saw from muriel bowser and eric adams, i mean, i found it jaw-dropping. i don't know that white supremacy had spread to washington, d.c. and to new york city so quickly. they might be as the "new york times" memorably referred to as larry elder the black face of white supremacy that you just aired jesse watters. frankly it was appalling. the reality here is exactly what you said. small towns all along the texas border and arizona have been dealing with this for years. and suddenly new york and d.c. get a tiny fraction of the overwhelming nature that they have, because, remember, we are talking about tens of thousands of people coming across into small towns. not big cities like new york and washington, d.c. that have massive resources to deal with substantial populations. we are talking about some of these migrant trains, these illegal i

in such conditions, the sexton family spent several weeks under the open sky, seven children slept herenot to freeze, cuddled up to each other. now they have moved to a nearby empty house; windows are broken here, but at least there is a roof to sleep, the only surviving room. there 's less slime here. danya is here for some water. volunteers to the family learned about this story and promised to help. let's wait a bit and everyone will move to children from 8 to 16. i'm very soon the school year task now uh, solve the issue of temporary housing, because in such conditions you yourself saw today it is impossible to live, here is a new microdistrict, which is built up necessarily for this family, a decent apartment will be allocated, and in the same microdistrict, there is a kindergarten and a school from games in mariupol activists from all over the republic of the public movement of the donetsk republic are those who care about joint efforts. we are getting closer to russia like no other, we know russia was and is and will be here the republic is making plans for the future the main ta

miss sexton. if you look at the text of the federal arbitration act which was enacted in 1925, it seems to exempt workers, congress broadly exempted semen railroad workers, and any other class of workers. if you look at that language, you might see that it exams -- circuit city, had interpreted that language much more narrowly to apply only to transportation workers. so the question here was whether airline worker would be a transportation worker, whatever they were sufficiently like seamen and railroad workers. so it might seem like a narrow question, it's about transportation workers, but i think, as was the case with some of the cases discussed earlier, the methodological questions, they are at least interesting here. the court departed in how they decided to do -- was instead very interested in, and this bizarre's tragedy in the case, of what the words meant in 1925. and it was abundantly clear from the historical evidence that people who loaded and unloaded cargo's would be considered workers

my name is torey snyder, and i'm the mom of a son, brad sexton. we live in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, with my mother. -- personal care facility just a few blocks from our home. i am a proud member of the moms rising team. i'm a sandwich generation mom, and a true single mom. i have sole financial responsibility of my son. the pandemic has been extremely difficult for our family, and considerable part because lawmakers have failed to ensure that working people can access paid to leave, because quality childcare is hard to find an even harder to afford. i worked in the film industry has an effect -- executive vice president for years, but before the pandemic, i left. as you can imagine, a single mom working a hard job, i was getting burned out along the way, working unpredictable hours, which made it impossible for me to even take brixton to school and pick him up at the end of the day. -- as my new career, but then covid came, and i lost all my contracts, and the childcare program was closed. march 17th of 2020, then we wear, at home, both mother an