during trump's campaign, sonny perdue was an adviser to trump. after trump won, there was talk about what job perdue would get. he was in the miss of agriculture himself. secretary of agriculture seems like a good bet. perdue spoke to the press in early december how he was talking to trump about his skills and where he might be a good fit. it wasn't exactly a mystery that's where he was going to end up. a couple years before this, before he was in line for the agriculture position, archer/daniels/midland had talked to him about buying his parshall of land. they bought it for $5.5 million. and then asked perdue if they wanted to by it for $4 million. that was 2015. after trump won, ever perdue becomes secretary of agriculture, they decided to sell it for not the $4 million, she decided to sell it for $250,000. which desmond butler points out it was 5% of not what they asked for, it was initially 1/16 of what perdue's firm asked to pay for it. perdue was about to become the most powerful man in u.s. agriculture raises legal terms from the narrow qu

during trump's campaign, sonny perdue wasn't adviser to trump. after trump won, there was lots of public trader about what's job sonny perdue might get and the administration. it wasn't hard to narrow down the most likely choice. he was in the business of agriculture himself. secretary of agriculture seemed like a good bet. purdue spoke to the press in early december about how he was talking to trump about his skills and where he would might be a good fit. it wasn't exactly mystery that he was going to end up there. a couple of years before all this, before he was in line for the agriculture secretary decision, archer-daniels-midland had in fact started talking with perdue's company about selling this parcel of land. they bought it in 2024 about five and a half million dollars. when they went to him about it in 2015, they asked his company if they wanted to buy it for $4 million. that was 2015. but after trump won, as purdue was about to become secretary of agriculture, they decided to sell it to him not for the formal million dollars that he had

during trump's campaign, sonny perdue was an adviser to trump. after trump won there was a lot of chatter about what job he might get. it was wasn't hard to narrow down the choice. he was in the business of agriculture himself. secretary of agriculture seemed like a good bet. perdue spoke to the press in early december about how he was talk trump with his skills and where he might be a good fit. wasn't exactly a mystery that was where he was going to end up. a couple of years before all this, before he was in line for the agriculture secretary position archer daniels midland started talking with perdue's company about selling him this parcel. they bought it for $25 million. when they went to him about it in 2015, they asked perdue's company if he wanted to buy it for $4 million. that was 2015. after trump won, as perdue was about to come secretary of agriculture, they decided to sell it to him not for the $4 million they already asked him for. they decided to sell it to him for $250,000, which dsmond butler points out was 1/16 of what the company

but that almost never happened because you actually auditioned for the role of sonny corleone in thethe audition of you doing the audition for sonny corleone. i don't know when the last time you saw this, but it's a few seconds. take a look at this. >> here's robert de niro >> you're gonna take both of them out on me you're going to take them, and you know what they're going to do to you? you get his brains all over your nice new ivy league suit, michael. that's what happens. >> all right you prove it to me you can do it? go ahead prove it [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love it. all right, here's another myth in the 1988 movie "big," you were originally cast as josh the role that ended up going to tom hanks. is that true >> yes >> jimmy: wow! this is unbelievable >> but we had a thing -- an issue with the negotiations, so it went the way it went. but that was fine, you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, how about this one here? one of the most iconic lines in the movie, "you talking to me," was not actually in the script of "taxi driver. did you ad-lib that line >> more or le

sonny is not an expert. tlaib are not military experts. >> ben: if you had an opportunity to say to nonjew american today what they ought to do to support fellow jewish americans as citizens who are currently experiencing this kind of blowback related to foreign policy but long-standing racism and anti-semitism you have seen historically, what would you say to them that they can do to help? >> that is a great question but here is what i would say, reach out. one of the things that we feel as a jewish community is completely isolated. we'll talk about this and a lot of our friends, especially liberal circles where i travel. i work and live in hollywood, people don't reach out and ask you, how are you doing? for some reasons, jew hatred is bigotry that is acceptable. people don't get condemned for it and they don't get made to publicly apologize for it. and you know, you wonder why this is. why is it that these polite circles except anti-semitism in such a way that can recoil and keep quiet? the fact is for so

i for press freedom award. joining us in hong kong activists in exile, sony chung, sonny, you're the founder of flo. the 1st overseas magazine for hong kong years and your 2nd issue just came out. how does the death of apple daily impact what you plan to cover in your publication moving forward? i think it is just really alarming because we know that it comes to society. those are the price of freedom, it's no longer exist because i'm due to their offices, a fee that, that all apple daily. it's really frustrating because it also knows that the price of freedom, if the double stage, the opposition side can actually have no other people. and that's also crisis a more efficient ways to continue our advocacy oversee and our publication oversee . because we, we can actually just kind of freedom oversee research, try recess, and try to maintain that this also is an issue of homeless over the sunny. can you give us a sense of what apple daily meant to the people of hong kong? what kind of paper was it when i was young, actually like to remember my grandparents with di applebee. the stay in

well, four's michelle kingston is following this for us and she will have more tonight from sonny bill police coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 8 happening right now. san francisco police are looking for the driver of this vehicle that hit a woman yesterday in the fisherman's wharf area. >> as you can see, it's a white infiniti suv. >> police told us today the license plate on that vehicle was stolen from another vehicle. the hit and run happened at beach street and columbus avenue. the woman was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. police believe the white infiniti suv was also involved in car burglaries in that area before the hit and run occurred. >> another big story tonight. crime and homelessness in san francisco, new data show a lot of people think that things are actually getting worse or getting a preview tonight of a new san francisco chamber of commerce poll kron four's dan kerman live for us in the city with more on the growing to status dissatisfaction out there. dan. >> that's right. for those who live in the city. not a surprise. big concerns, of course, crime

you've got some winds blowing to 21 miles an hour in sonny bill. 12 mile hour gust in the campbell 17 in san jose. but speaking of fire danger, you can see just elevated all around a good part of the north bay and parts of the east bay area. see the area shaded in yellow. there. there's just north of vacaville their orange. that is a little bit more significant fire existing in that area but looks like there's going to be cooling down. we'll talk about more about that coming up in a few very much, lawrence to the peninsula. now we want to tell you about some controlled burn center planned for wednesday, fire crews will be doing controlled burns along the. >> san andreas lake dam and the killer. see those lake dam in san mateo county has just north of crystal springs reserve or drier drivers will see smoke off of interstate 2.80 near burlingame. the burns are set to start at 9 o'clock wednesday morning and right now on kron 4 dot com we have a page for wildfire information you can use your mobile device to scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight there. you'll also f

fifth stage was won by the former tour de france champion geraint thomas, who's edged out italy's sonny postlberger leads byjust one second with three stages to go. well, you can get all the latest sports news at our website, including the latest from day one of golf�*s us women's open — that's at bbc.com/sport — but from me, austin halewood, and the rest of the sport team — bye for now. thanks very much. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @vfritznews. your business news is coming up in about three minutes. i will see very soon, goodbye. hello there. it was a bit cooler on thursday. we still managed temperatures into the low 20s in northern scotland. highest temperatures were across east anglia and the south—east — 25 degrees in suffolk. you may not find temperatures quite as high as that in the next couple of days but for many it will still be dry and there will be warm spells of sunshine, as well. the fly in the ointment is all this cloud we have kept a close eye on moving up from northern parts of spain across france and threatening to bring some showers across east anglia and the sou

sonny johnson. he thinks mayonnaise is too spicy. host of the quiz show on fox nation. uncomfortable as a middle seat in coach between a couple arguing about snacks. it's joe. and she poisoned all of your drinks. fox news contributor kat timpf. sunny is college worth it? >> i didn't go. i don't know. >> greg: you didn't go? >> i got sick my high school year. i spent a entire year trying to recuperate. by the time it was over, i was in the street. >> greg: and you didn't miss it. >> not a bit. when i had my daughter, i decided to learn something so you can teach this little one that goes to talking about this. you blame the school for it. the school didn't do it. they started with us with captain planet. like back then, if you wanted to be one of the cool ones, you wanted to be a planeteer. they started us very young being petrified that the world would disappear if we department do everything in our power to combat climate change. the funny thing was, none of us wanted to be planeteers. no. we wanted to jump in the money pit. no matter how many times you push the indoct

this way they are happy when athletes are always kneeling for the flag, sonny hoxha on love you today>> when i drive into a neighborhood and it is not july 4th and i'm not a predominantly military household neighborhood and there are flags, american flags everywhere alongside trump flags, alongside flags with stars in a circle, i feel threatened because the message is very clear. it is a message of white supremacy. >> they are basically admitting what we thought about them all long. at least they're being open about it. >> what she just said, first of all anti-american, anti-patriotic and innocence racist. the person flying that flag could be an african-american who served in the marine corps, could be a person of latino background who loves america, this idea that automatically, red white and blue is bad, i have to tell you i disagree deeply, bitterly with the biden administration's decision that american embassies can fly both the black lives matter flag and the gay pride flag, the american embassy should fly the american flag and only the american flag and congress to pass the old

today, he played very well, but you really want to see more of a useful enthusiasm of the lakes of sonny of cabinetry and the team. and i think a lot of german funds are to be so disappointed that they kind of went out in this very conservative fashion, coach york, and left me this was his final match as germany's coach of so what's next for the, the team that leaves behind? well, how does the flick takes over? and he has done wonders with buying 7 titles in 18 months there. whether he's the fresh voice the need though, after so many years of your i can live. i'm not sure he was actually part of the germany coaching staff that won the world cup in 2014. so whether he's going to bring that freshness, we'll have to wait and see, but certainly germany funds will be looking for him to bring in some different players and, and shake things. yeah, definitely. i think a lot of people say it's time for a change for sure. mark. org if and b w sports more. thank you. well, the day's almost done, but the conversation continues online to find us on twitter either the w news. you can follow me and bre

sonny johnson. he thinks mayonnaise is too spicy. host of the quiz show on fox nation. uncomfortable as a middle seat in coach between a couple arguing about snacks. it's joe. and she poisoned all of your drinks. fox news contributor kat timpf. sunny is college worth it? >> i didn't go. i don't know. >> greg: you didn't go? >> i got sick my high school year. i spent a entire year trying to recuperate. by the time it was over, i was in the street. >> greg: and you didn't miss it. >> not a bit. when i had my daughter, i decided to learn something so you can teach this little one that goes to talking about this. you blame the school for it. the school didn't do it. they started with us with captain planet. like back then, if you wanted to be one of the cool ones, you wanted to be a planeteer. they started us very young being petrified that the world would disappear if we department do everything in our power to combat climate change. the funny thing was, none of us wanted to be planeteers. no. we wanted to jump in the money pit. no matter how many times you push the indoct

dictatorship sonny muslim forever essentially which is a minority about 14% of the iranian of the iraqis or sunny. 64% are shiite like iran chance we're gonna allow one man one woman one vote. to the shiites in iraq to join iran there's really no chance. the democracy is not in their future. okay, there's no more chance than we were about to allow as i realized when that when the pentagon papers. what i learned. by this time i didn't even mention this but been to vietnam. years witness combat as a civilian participated i was shot at i even shot back. because i was a former marine company commander, so i used that background. which is described at length now in the book. in vietnam i use that to observe places where people who didn't have that background couldn't observe. i saw things that civilians didn't ordinarily see. on a later note. jamie didn't see them. he was draft age during vietnam, but he spent the war in a secure location. and in wyoming in wyoming he missed his chance. unlike powell the one man in the administration did see vietnam and who by all accounts? heels in against t

some lawmakers that were there represented mark been showman sonny borrell i have been very involved i would call this alternative media that is out there. we have a lot of that here in arizona. this alternative media that some of it has become de-platform, or has had issues because of the election fraud issues that they've spread, where the qanon issues that they've spread. finn showman borealis, they frequently appear on a lot of alt-right channels, and adult rights or alternative media channels. for example, finn schoen was on a channel that was called red pill. i believe, 76. it's a channel that ace primarily dedicated to qanon content for the most part and this brand a lot of unfounded conspiracy theories around the arizona audit like saying there was a spy plane that was sent by biden to spy on the arizona audit. it was actually a phoenix police plane that had nothing to do with the audit. it was circling nowhere near the audit. that was a show that fringe appeared on. for people who had been following a lot of these lawmakers very closely, and it wasn't incredibly surprising t

brian, i hope sonny and story give you a great father's day. >> they actually slept in.ing me breakfast, i think he will make them breakfast in bed. >> if you have any spare bacon, send it my way. brian stelter, great to see you, my friend. watch brian on "reliable sources" today at 11:00 a.m. and check out brian's book. it's out now in paperback. >>> up next, a crowded field of democrats vying to be new york city's next mayor are making their final pitches to voters ahead of tuesday's primary. we will take a closer look at what's at stake after a quick break. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change. faster. vmw

santa clara milpitas and sonny bill cooler 82 livermore 87 today while fremont oakland on up to richmond all in the 70's concord as well as on up through antioch vacaville and some other spots in the north bay like sonoma and santa rosa back into the 90's. but likely not to see as many of those 90's come tomorrow, at least as daytime highs for inland areas. fall into the upper 80's on average even cooler yet for the rest of the weekend into the upcoming weekend when our inland spots only rising into the low 80's by sunday and monday reyna tom, thank you. still that hot spot in berkeley. but we have some new accidents like this one in oakland. >> 8.80, northbound of 29th avenue. it again, 5 80's. pretty light, not tracking any major issues over there. so we had earlier traffic collision, 80 eastbound ashby avenue that overcrossing and caltrans had to do an emergency closure from powell to ashby. that's going to be around until at least 1 o'clock and west bound. 5.80, still pretty slow in that area heading into the city watching hit the may's, though, a little under 11 minutes to the fremo

so any chung, sonny, you're the founder of flo, the 1st overseas magazine for hong kong years. and your 2nd issue just came out. how does the death of apple daily impact what you plan to cover in your publication moving forward? i mean, it is just really alarming because we don't ask them to call society, those are the press them. it's no longer exist because i'm due to the offices a p that, that all apple daily. it's really frustrating because it's also very soft tech knows that the price of freedom, the double stage, and the opposition side can actually have no other people. and that's also process a more efficient that we should continue our advocacy oversee and our publication property. because we, we had this kind of freedom oversee, we try recess and try to maintain that this also is an issue of homeless oversee sunny. can you give us a sense of what apple daily meant to the people of hong kong? what kind of paper was it when i was young, actually remembered my grandparents with di apple. did he stay in the morning out for me to wait on football, or maybe generations of h

south bay numbers mostly back into the low 70's with milpitas and sonny bill still hanging on to thebay, daytime highs 60's to 70's for you to with pleasanton at 71 while the creek of elite at 74 oakland and san leandro at 66 north bay daytime highs 70's pretty solidly for solano and napa counties a little bit cooler along the coastline with 50's and 60's. ok, let's talk about the heat ahead of us because it's definitely on its way. and this cool down. you knew it wasn't going to last today and tomorrow are the coolest days of the rest of the forecast highs maxing out in the 70's. we will see some low 80's saturday and sunday. but hey, still looking nice. we can handle some low 80's things really warm up come tuesday and wednesday, especially with wednesday sing the return of not just 90's but also some inland triple digits rain job before that still tracking your traffic this morning headed into the city. >> a little under 15 minutes for your drive time in the high wind advisory there. we also have a stalled vehicle that slows down a bit 10 as you're heading into the city from the e

. >>> reportedly a grain plan was sold to sonny perdue shortly before he took office, this accordingt dm said it was not sold below its value. >>> england, a most glorious victory, england has beaten germany. the win moves england into the quarterfinals. wilf, i don't think to jinx it is it too early to say it's coming home? >> it's not too early to dream, but i know from experience not to get ahead of ourselves. >> did england win today i'm just kidding. >> i love rahel and shep, but just today, to have the other significant soccer fan in the news seat. >>> when we come back. ariel's rupal joining us take a listen. >> my approach to investing is much more to do with looking for those companies that can generate cash flows and bring them back to me in the form of recurring dividends. >>> after the break, she is joins with us some of her top picks for the second half. "closing bell" will be right back the dow is up 22 points. [squeaky shopping cart] [sniffing] is the salmon wild-caught? she only eats wild caught. [cash register beeps] uh, i need a price check on honey. don't get mad.

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also, the criminals in his cabinet, they just found out now yesterday that sonny perdue had some badrth $5.5 million. payouts don't have to be like cash in a bag. they can be other things. as far as, you know, the republicans, they are all liars. was the only president ever ran out of office? that would be richard nixon. what was the only vice president that was taking bags of cash in the oval office? that would be richard nixon. host: duane in michigan participating in our open form. we will do this until about 10:00 this morning. we want to take some time to tell you about our survey that has just come up. since the year 2000 each time there has been a change in administration have asked historians to participate. this morning we are releasing the results of our fourth historian survey. here to tell us more about it is project coordinator rachel katz. thank you for joining us. guest: good morning. host: let's start with, what exactly is this survey of presidential leadership? guest: our survey started from a series we did in 1999, where we did an in-depth program on each of the pre