stuart smith: what we now have, obviously, with the dating app is a new emerging way to meet, and peoplee meeting someone, the dating app may draw you into a false sense of security where you're happy to meet and you think you know the person better than you do. avani: all you need to sign up for tinder is a phone number and an email, and with no id verification, it's almost impossible to know if the person you're messaging is who they say they are. janine: so, i think if you are gonna use these dating apps, then by all means, swipe right, but do so with caution. be aware that online communication with someone means that they're effectively still a real life stranger. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ emily: i wanted to meet new people, i wanted to date, i wanted new experiences. all of my friends had been using it at the time, and they all said it was amazing, and it was a perfect, and honestly, probably the only way at the moment to meet people. i remember i matched with him on a saturday morning. i remember when his profile first came up, that he was incredibly buff. he was a firefighter, he was on the hot fir

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they managed to get the crucial wickets of usman khawaja, steve smith, and travis head in the first session. stuart5—5, and building a healthy lead in the second innings, as they look to go two up in the series. the women's ashes gets back under way today. england's women are also on a rescue mission when they play australia in the first t20 match of their multi—format ashes series tonight. they lost the one—off test match by 89 runs at trent bridge in nottingham on monday. the way that match is weighted, it leaves the hosts four points down and needing to win five of the six limited—overs games to regain the ashes for the first time since 2014. super excited, they're a really strong t20 team that are world champions so we're going to have to really take them on, try and play to our strengths and do the things that have worked so well for us for us in t—20. so, yeah, i'm excited to get into battle. and the men's cricket world cup is to come later this year and west indies could miss out for the first time in the tournament's history. they have to beat scotland in today's qualifier following their d

stuart: we've covered a lot of ground. thank you for didding that. jason smithe house ways and means commit too thank you for being here with us. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: come back any time. the job market in china so bad some people are getting hired by their parents to be full-time children. how does that work? we come up with the most extraordinary stuff on this program and we're going to tell you all about it. deadline approaching for up s and teamsters to avoid a strike and biggest walkout in many, many years and millions of packages going undelivered every day and jeff flock has the latest on negotiations right after this. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. take the first step to see if your small business qualifies. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes differently? (a

appears with smith and the activists lawyers representing her that they may have invented, fabricated, manufactured an imaginary gay couple, presumably to secure standing before the court. stuart, one of the men whose name and contact information appears in court filings, number one has never met smith, number two straight, not gay, has been happily married to a woman living in oregon, not colorado for the past 15 years. and number three, happens to be a website design himself. so not even sure he ever needed her services. those outrageous revelations came to light the day before its ruling on trial to recreate of. meaning that the concern of justices no pay no heed to the fact that they were about to use a fraudulent case to effectively make queer americans second-class it isn't 's. that is especially drawing because if you recall, section two article three of the constitution makes clear that supreme court can only rule on actual cases and controversies. they are barred from ruling on cases with hypotheticals and we'll, imaginary games. the rope reactionaries did not care. nor did they care in their 63 ruling in biden libra nebraska, also this past week. that the company at

smith. in fact, stewart is already married to a woman. stuartt anyone to make a wedding website, i'm married, i have a child, i am not really sure where that came from. somebody is using false information in the supreme court filing document. so, this case was based purely on the imagination of a would-be christian web designer. there was no injured party involved. the supreme court still ruled in favor of the web designer. now, colorado's antidiscrimination law is toast, making it easier for religious conservatives to outwardly discriminate against gay people. joining me now is the reporter who broke the story for the new republic, melissa jared grant, also joining us is neil, the man of the week, former actor u.s. solicitor general, msnbc legal analyst, and this term, he argued and won the landmark -- before the supreme court. welcome to you both. melissa, i'm gonna start with you, i just want you to tell us more about what unfolded after you discovered that stewart, who is listed in the case, was not actually a gay man in this is search of a

smith later added an appendix saying a man named stuart and his husband to be asked her to work on their upcoming wedding. a reporter recently contacted that customer who said he did not make the request and is married to a woman. loyola law school professor jessica levinson told us these revelations are not likely to affect the case. while this is problematic and while potentially her attorney, she could face sanctions if he knew that this was a false affidavit. again, a big potentially and we don't know facts to indicate that i don't think that this changes the case at all. jessica levinson also said the rules of legal standing are not strict in these types of cases. and an appeals court found that smith did have standing to sue. a civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at harvard university. lawyers for the boston nonprofit civil rights filed the complaint on behalf of black and latino community groups in new england. legacy admissions, which critics call affirmative action for the rich, gives special treatment for students whose parents are alum or whose relatives

smith later added an appendix saying that a man named stuart and his husband to be asked her to work on their upcoming wedding. a reporter recently contacted the customer who said he did not make that request and in fact is married to a woman lawyer. loyola law school professor jessica levinson said these revelations are not likely to affect this case. while this is problematic and while potentially her attorney could face sanctions if he knew that this was a false affidavit, again, a big potentially and we don't know facts to indicate that i don't think that this changes the case at all. levinson also said the rules of legal standing are not stringent in these types of cases. and an appeals court found that smith did have standing to sue. apart from that added affidavit at a civil rights legal group is challenging legacy admissions at harvard. lawyers for the boston nonprofit civil rights filed the complaint today on behalf of black and latino groups. community groups in new england, legacy admissions, which critics call affirmative action for the rich, gives special treatment for s

resumed day four at lord's on 130—2, leading by 221 stuart broad with the wickets of usman khawaja and travis head. josh tongue managed to get steve smithrawley. australia now 214 for 5 as they look to pile on the runs, before attempting to bowl england out, to go 2 up in the series. the women's ashes gets back under way today, with england's women also on a rescue mission when they play australia in the first t20 match of their multi—format ashes series, tonight. they lost the one off test match, by 89 runs at trent bridge in nottingham on monday, and because of the way that that match is weighted, in the scoring, heather knight's side must win five, of the remaining six matches, to win back the ashes. that would be for the first time since 2014. england's lionesses have three weeks until their opening game of the women's football world cup... they take on portgual today in milton keynes — in a warm up game, before flying out to australia next week. england will also take on canada, behind closed doors, but manager, sarina wiegman said she would have liked more than just the two warm up matches. katie gornall�*s at the stadium mk... vi

smith later added an appendix saying that a man named stuart and his husband to be asked for her to work on their upcoming wedding. a reporter recently contacted the customer who said that he did not make the request and in fact is married to a woman. loyola law school professor jessica levinson said these revelations are not likely to affect the case. while this is problematic and while potentially her attorney could face sanctions if he knew that this was a false affidavit. again, a big potentially and we don't know facts to indicate that i don't think that this changes the case at all. levinson also said the rules of legal standing are not stringent in these types of cases. and an appeals court found that smith had standing to sue. apart from the added affidavit that a civil rights legal group is now challenging legacy legacy rather admissions at harvard. lawyers for the boston nonprofit civil rights filed the complaint today on behalf of black and latino community groups in new england. legacy admissions, which critics call affirmative action for the rich, gives special treatment for

smith made 5a and no more. chris woakes's role pivotal. still two more to take. who's that young man? yeah, pretty good, but stuartder. one last time for the legs, the arms and the headband. his final delivery, his last act, was to win the match. i think when i made the decision on friday night, you know, you start thinking, what will your last ball be and how will that sort of be remembered. and it was really what dreams are made of, to be honest. i'll miss the competitiveness. i'll miss the changing room. and i'll miss putting on an england shirt and putting on my england floppy hat. but ultimately it's up to someone younger and fresher to take it on. broad's great friend james anderson plays on, but england need new recruits on the field and in the stands behind them. we obviously want to win games of cricket but we want to win those games in a manner which people can look back on and say, like, "wow, what a day i've had, or what a week i've had." and i think we've been able to do that throughout this whole series. well, let's remember the series finishes 2—2, so australia retain the ashes and of course that wa

smith. back with us tonight to discuss, former democratic congressman, conor lamb of pennsylvania. and stuart stevens, a veteran of the mitt romney and george w. bush presidential campaigns. he's now with the lincoln project. congressman, what is your reaction to today's news? >> well, actually, where you left off in the last segment was the thing i was thinking about all day. to the extent that i noticed, out here in the world in pennsylvania that people were giving trump a pass. it was on this argument that while they all do it. biden, pence, and everybody had classified information at their house. and i think the allegation that trump himself was telling his staff members to lead surveillance footage, pretty much demolishes that one. because the biden team obviously through opened the doors for the fbi and pence pretty much did as well. that's what an innocent person does. they let the fbi come and take back the documents, a guilty person tries to destroy the evidence. >> well then, let's remind our audience of some of the things donald trump once said about hillary clinton and a server. w

the offshore wind and individuals like representative smith pointing out we need to be critical of what this could do to our national security. stuart take it, thank you very much indeed. ukraine's president zelenskyy blaming a lack of munitions for the delay counteroffensive. rotate. >> plans to start in spring but we didn't because frankly in our nations and not enough in these weapons in the trading omissions outside of ukraine and we started in this is important. james carafano, is biden administration deliberately slow walking ukraine's counteroffensive was. >> you really hit on one of the key challenges of biden's him. biden himself as a leader is very risk-averse, on the other hand is very politically aggressive. he was a guy that was afraid to go after osama bin laden. it is true that the u.s., not just the u.s. but prompted by the germans and others had a fear if we give the ukrainians munitions this might escalate the war with the russians in the reality the russians are good to do with the russians have done we give them all kinds of weapons and nothing causes escalations. there was a false fear in them the other hand pol

smith from fox news, special guest this morning. >> hi, thanks for having me. i feel like i just joined a party. stuart: we're an active show, put it like that. biden slumping in a chair and trying to put trump in prison at the same time. this is bizarre. >> it is bizarre, and we've all watched this play out for awhile. when you play that had clip, i looked at you while we were watching that and i don't care what your political affiliations is or opinions are, when you watch that in the oval office and that's the sitting president of the united states, you're concerned. you are. we've learned there were notes in his lap, if you didn't know that, you were really concerned and apparently he was looking down at the notes and when listening it's hard to understand. we rolled on it when interviews marco rubio last hour and he said i hope there's a translation on the screen for me and your viewers because i don't know what he just said. he was confirming his support for israel, of course, but he was reading off a note card to do that. stuart: yep, now i'm going to segue to former speaker of the house nancy p

stuart: reversal, first in four months. the early going, now this. drama seems to be hunter biden's middle name. last night before his court appearance top republican jason smith sent a 400 page brief to the judge saying hunter had benefited from political interference. you wants that included in today's hearing. that would upend the proceedings. late last night one of hunter's attorneys was accused of misleading the clerk's office, damaging information out of the hearings. lawyers say the result is unfortunate and unintended communication. that's what the judge says about that which brings us to right now as hunter appears in the delaware court to plead guilty to minor tax and gun charges. he's not going to prison. for six years, hunter failed to report and did not pay tax on $17 million that came to him from questionable sources. he is fortunate to be the son of joe biden. the wall street journal says you would go to prison for what hunter biden did. what -- when he filed tax returns he tried to write off his drug dealers, liaisons and sex club dues. some of our viewers may remember leona helmsley who went to prison for deducting her personal expenses. she s

the staff of jason smith, that's serious business, the kind of stuff that ought to get her barred but also because the judge to draw the plea deal out and say we will do a reset. stuartat's not out of the question that could happen. governor, thanks very much indeed. 2024 race, governor to santos cutting staff from the campaign team. our people taking it as a sign he's losing steam? >> an identity crisis and i can't say -- i can say looking at the numbers he's spending a lot of the trades in second quarter to narrow the gap with trump. the average of polls has trump ahead by 34 points so the campaign is frustrated. thirty-eight staffers let go, a third of the staff so the changes they will make will be town hospital smaller gatherings, trump is responding and he says team to santos has tens of millions of dollars on fire in return, a collapse in polling. the people left to suffer are a few dozen staffers. if ron cared about spending wisely, he'd refund every dollar he's left and go back to governing florida. stuart: gritting his teeth sitting next to you. >> this thing is early, a tough month. the media says everything is going poorly so is going poorly. most campaig

rememberfor stuart broad, his 600th test wicket taking travishead after team and adding to his first wicket in the session. moeen ali is bowling prevented marnus labuschagne from adding to his 51. steve smith removed shortly after lunch by mark wood. australia currently are for five as they lead the five match series 2—1 sewing and have to win this one. we are less than 2a hours away from the start of the women's world cup with co—hosts new zealand taking on norway in the tournament curtain—raiser. the hosts will be hoping for a change in fortune, as they are yet to win a first group—stage game at the women's world cup in 15 attempts. their opponents, norway, won the competition back in 1995 and are coached by hege riise, who was part of that squad. new zealand's ria percival says that the team are well aware of the task at hand. norway are a very strong team. we know what they are capable of and their forward line, what they can bring an attack, and for us we have to focus on us as well but we know they have many threats up front. they have good individual players and when they come together, so for us it's just a focus on ourjob and what we want to do to stop them from creating and being

smith there. now in cricket england, have beaten australia by 49 runs in the fifth ashes test to secure a 2—2 series draw. stuartot the fairytale finish he wanted by taking the last two wickets as he headed into retirement with a 49 run win. and that meant that ben stokes's side levelled the series all out . for 334 for you with gb news across the uk on your tv, in your car, on your digital radio and now even on your smart speaker by saying play gb news you're with . gb news crusade you're with. gb news crusade against woke bank stealing the right of law abiding citizens businesses or organisations to operate in the modern world. >> he insisted this was not a partisan project. the removal of bafic partisan project. the removal of basic civil liberties for one's opinions, no matter how unpopular or unpalatable to the liberal elite, should equally terrify the right and left of british politics. and over the weekend, we got proof of that as both sides of the highly divisive brexit divide came together to reveal how far financial institutions had tried to destroy their campaigning . to destroy their campaigning. firs

stuart broad know what the charge to dismiss oarsmen khawaja. they fell steadily. having survived a millimetre run out, steve smithary edge catch. on the third day, in the bat again. 12 runs behind. these teams are so closely matched. but you knew that already. joe wilson, bbc news, at the oval. joe wilson there. england are on the brink of last 16 qualification in the women's world cup after a much—improved performance saw off denmark, though they lost key midfielder keira walsh to a worrying injury. our correspondent katie gornall is in sydney for us. katie, great to see you. a lovely backdrop. i'm veryjealous. give us an update on the english situation and how it is looking at the moment in the women's world cup and the latest on keira walsh. hat in the women's world cup and the latest on keira walsh.— latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? — latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, _ latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, i— latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, ithink— latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, ithink for- latest on keira walsh. not bad, i