we'll talk to ted rall. ted is a syndicated columnist cartoonist radio talk show host and author of many books, most relevant to this matter. a book called to afghanistan and back. ted rall, thank you for joining us. full disclosure. ted, as my friend and co host of the sputnik radio show called the final countdown. so i just got to put that out there. but that's not why i asked ted to join us on this topic. 10 happens to be a dual citizen, french american, or american french not sure. and which order or if it matters, he can clarify. but because of his dual citizen status, frances, his maternal homeland, the events unfolding, their hip, literally close to home for ted. so tad, as we witnessed the writing, the looting the burning of communities all surrounding paris and beyond what goes through your mind, what's your analysis of those events? well, a lot of americans are sort of asking, what's wrong with france? why are they so crazy? you know, how did these become so dysfunctional there? and i'm kind of rem

i like ted cruz more than most of my other colleagues like ted cruz. and i hate ted cruz. no i like ted cruz. senator cruz has gotten elected and reelected in texas not because voters like him but because the word republican appears beside his name on the ballot. senator cruz will find out next year whether that is still enough to get him reelected in texas. tonight, senator cruz has a new democrat opponent running for senate. >> out of one of the darkest days, the people of uvalde became more than constituents, they became family. we joined together to demand change. do something now. police saw first hand how our leaders only cared about maintaining power. i'm a proud gun owner and believer in the second amendment but after 19 children and two teachers died, the republicans wouldn't even allow us opportunities to talk about ways to protect our kids. it is why we have to do something now. but what happened in uvalde was not just about guns, it was about neglect. the neglect of rural texas. the neglect of the systems in this state that are supposed to keep us safe. that fa

ted rall, thank you for joining us. full disclosure. ted, as my friend and co host of the sputnik radio show called the final countdown. so i just got to put that out there. but that's not why i asked to, to join us on this topic. 10 happens to be a dual citizen, french american, or american french not sure. and which order or if it matters, he can clarify. but because of his dual citizen status, frances, his maternal homeland, the events unfolding, their hip, literally close to home for ted. so tad, as we witnessed the writing, the looting the burning of communities all surrounding paris and beyond what goes through your mind, what's your analysis of those events? well, a lot of americans are sort of asking, what's wrong with france? why are they so crazy? oh, you know, how did things become so dysfunctional there? and i'm kind of reminded of a very famous episode between throw and his good friend ralph waldo emerson. one of them was in prison for civil disobedience, or i should say in jail. and the other one came to visit him and said

senate seat from ted cruz. i will talk to him live today. all of that and a latest on the actor, strike grinding hollywood to start, -- doll -- live report on that ahead as well. we start with the extreme weather across the country, impacting millions of americans right now, nearly a third of the country, 90 billion people facing scorching temperatures well into the triple digits, heat indexes in several states above 110 degrees. at the same, time powerful storms continue to drench parts of new england as well, areas of vermont getting as much as nine inches of rain this week, with the president declaring the situation a major disaster. let's get to nbc's -- who is standing by for us in miami as well as nbc news meteorologist -- to give a look ahead at what to expect, especially tomorrow with more severe weather in the northeast >>. i will start with you on this one, what is it like on the ground there and what are officials telling you about the heat and the continued heat that miami has faced over the last couple of weeks? >> yasmin, we ju

and ted cruz still beat him by 10 and he was unpopular at the time.e was not a great candidate and now he is stronger. host: from the newspaper this morning roland gutierrez democratic state senator has been outspoken gun control component since that massacre in uvalde, texas. representative: an congressman from the dallas area declared his candidacy in may. so that primary will have to play out who will take on cruise. -- ted cruz. guest: that is correct but they are casting with all red. it is a strong candidate -- in any other state he would be a good candidate for senate but ted cruz in texas it will be extraordinarily tough. he is well-liked individual, but the issue is that he has that ted cruz can message on him easily and say we voted for nancy pelosi x percent of the time the last couple years and that is a little tougher in 2018 . he was a moderate at the time not saying he will take your guns. he ran a strong race where he lost and ran for president. it will be interesting to watch but i think it is a high nomenclature. host: delay have nan

ted. received but more is needed. ted, thank ou received but more is needed.ted, thank you so much for— received but more is needed. ted, thank you so much for coming on the program. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. 20 years ago you had to head south to see these birds. black winged stilt. slightly literal name perhaps of what is undoubtedly one of the world's most elegant birds. wildlife presenter bill 0ddie brought them to our tv screens from spain. now they're in kent. a pair arrived from africa back in the spring, and now four chicks have fledged on marshland. the site has been designed for wading birds that might be moving north. more than 600 acres of former arable farmland transformed over the past five years into a wildlife haven. the werth marshes site is among a number of places the rspb have been preparing for new arrivals making space for nature as our climate changes. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. twitte

thanks ted.est issues of the week no not serial killers or war in ukraine -- woke grocery shopping and the great taco tuesday battle. don't miss it. [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-party day... a take-on-the-world day... a believe-in-myself day... a flash-my-new-teeth day. because your clearchoice day is the day you get your confidence back for good. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. jimmy: there you are. welcome back to fox nudes saturday night after more than three years of the covid pandemic, sleepy joe finally waking up get this, the white house. this week announcing it's cutting off founding to the wuhan virus lab. yeah that lab. but better late than never and the institute of virology doesn't want to be transparent and share documents about how it operates. you know, like how it handlings deadly pathogens that could possibly start a global pandemic.

thanks ted.est issues of the week no not serial killers or war in ukraine -- woke grocery shopping and the great taco tuesday battle. don't miss it. jimmy: there you are. welcome back to fox nudes saturday night after more than three years of the covid pandemic, sleepy joe finally waking up get this, the white house. this week announcing it's cutting off founding to the wuhan virus lab. yeah that lab. but better late than never and the institute of virology doesn't want to be transparent and share documents about how it operates. you know, like how it handlings deadly pathogens that could possibly start a global pandemic. the spokesperson insisted they've done nothing wrong and finished and droveoff in a white bronco why did it take so freaking long to stop funding joining me in studio to discuss is our panel co-host to the big money show brian ben burg in the house hey girl national treasure gina bre and dog sitter to bigsby failla is that a hell of a credit by the way? >> i didn't know that tha

ted cruz doesn't vote for anything positive.inst the infrastructure bill that brought $66 billion in job. he voted against the debt ceiling which would have stabilized our economy. we have to just get rid of these charlatans and start working on the things that matter most to people. >> democratic texas state senator roland gutierrez, thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> and like father, like son. a new home run derby champ has been crowned. more on this moment and the state of baseball in america. harry enten has this morning's number coming up. there he is. there he is. look at him. >> still trying to dance. ♪ up to 1010° cooler, all night long. for a limited d time, save $500 on all-new tempur-breeze mattresses.. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. max chalnge. ♪ ♪ scout is protected by simparica trio, and he's

ted public -- pub. to exceed the 2019 pre-pandemic crowds, especially in the slightly sunnier locations. take a look. across the european continent, tourists often outnumber the locals in these hot summer months and this year, numbers are sky high 55% more american tourists in europe than last year. officials in rome say they could reach a record flow of 30 million visitors this year there are a lot of tourists, this local resident says some extra buses wouldn't hurt many americans descend on italy's amalfi coast don't linger long or you could be fined more than $300 a year for snapping a selfie. in athens, visits in june and early july are already up by 80% compared to the pre-pandemic summer of 2019 and here in the uk just outside of london, americans are flocking to richmond you may recognize it from the mega apple tv hit, "ted lasso". >> here is what we all came for, the one, the only, ted's front door >> that's so cool! >> reporter: and now the so-called ted heads are taking tours of the show's sto

host: ted rossman?uest: late fees are on there as a deterrent but what we are getting at is this idea that it is not like a mortgage where they can foreclose upon your house or a car loan with a can repossess the car. credit card rates are high because it is unsecured debt. they're worried about people skipping out on these charges. that is really the biggest reason why credit card rates are high. they pushed higher because of the fed rate hikes which have been well-intentioned. to fight inflation by have had a big effect in credit card balance because almost all credit cards are variable. a typical formula is the prime rate 8.25%, it was 3.25 percent early last year. the prime rate plus whatever the profit margin is typically averages about 12%. this is a structure that became common after the card i went to effect in 2010 -- the card act went to fight in 2000 10. the consequences of having tighter control of when and how credit card issuers can raise rates has made them read to sensitive to a rising r

ted hui 'oin us from australia, h imagination. ted huijoin us from australia, thank - imagination.day. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. on the summit, it's been closed since the autumn of 2019 first due to covid and that a massive project to rebuild the rail tracks right at the top. but now the trains are back and that means the business can reopen. that means the business can reo en. ~ , .., that means the business can reo en. . , .., , reopen. when we first came up here the building _ reopen. when we first came up here the building was - reopen. when we first came up here the building was really - here the building was really multi—. it's been no air ventilation to the building for three years so it was a massive job getting professional cleaners and, getting the building nice and clean. generators, we needed to new generators and engineers have been working hard to get us power. been working hard to get us ower. �* ., ., ., power. before the trade and business _ power. before the trade and business can _ power. before the trade and business can return, - pow

host: ted rossman? guest: late fees are on there as a deterrent but what we are getting at is this idea that it is not like a mortgage where they can foreclose upon your house or a car loan with a can repossess the car. credit card rates are high because it is unsecured debt. they're worried about people skipping out on these charges. that is really the biggest reason why credit card rates are high. they pushed higher because of the fed rate hikes which have been well-intentioned. to fight inflation by have had a big effect in credit card balance because almost all credit cards are variable. a typical formula is the prime rate 8.25%, it was 3.25 percent early last year. the prime rate plus whatever the profit margin is typically averages about 12%. this is a structure that became common after the card i went to effect in 2010 -- the card act went to fight in 2000 10. the consequences of having tighter control of when and how credit card issuers can raise rates has made them read to sensitive to a rising

thanks, ted.y pleasure. >> neil: following the constant weather issue showing this could be the hottest week on record, the one we're in the middle of right now. let's get the late forecast max gordon in palm springs, california. max? >> the heat is on here in palm springs. we'll bring you the latest on the impact of scorching summer heat wave coming up. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted. turn to cold, with tide. when migraine strikes, you're faced with a choice. ride it out with the tradeoffs of treating? or push through the pain and symptoms? with ubrelvy, there's ano

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ted williams final thoughts, ted? >> know, very disturbing.y're going to come up with additional information from around the country where this guy very well may have been involved in other killings. jon: ted willems former d.c. homicide investigator fox news contributor, ted thanks. >> my pleasure jon. jon: humankind as long pondered whether life exists outside our planet. now congress is stepping up the search holding another round of hearings to take a deeper look at possible top-secret close encounters. more on that, next. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. [music “this little light of mine”] in the world's poorest places, children with cleft conditions live in darkness and shame. they're shunned, outcast, living in pain. you can reach out and change the life

you told ted cruz joe biden has been selling access to our enemies for decades. will that be proven? we have bank records, emails, we have testimony. we are at the point where we need people to come in under oath and to go into more detail. all roads .2 joe biden. any reasonable american would see that. for the mainstream media, we have to have more evidence than adam schiff had when they were going after trump. i think we are making progress every day. >> devon archer canceled on you. you had said you expected hunter to face between six and ten criminal referrals. joe biden told the american people he never talked to his son or his brother or anybody about their foreign business dealings. now, miranda devine is reporting devon archer, he will talk about specific examples were joe biden was put on speakerphone by hunter in front of foreign business partners. was he the closer of these de deals? >> it sounds like that. you look at the laptop and all the people joe biden claimed he never had dealings with, there are pictures, there is evidence through and through t

homicide detective ted williams is standing by. we begin with david spunt here in washington. hi, david. >> very scary story. nobody injured here. police though are advertising a 20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect or possibly multiple suspects behind this. the businesses were close and still an incredibly dangerous situation. it happened 4:30 a.m. on sunday. three properties in northeast d.c., each location is a business. the first a truist bank atm. somebody embedded an explosive outside the bank causing damage. the second was a nike store. the third a few minutes later was a safeway grocery store. it happened in a 15 minute span. a suspect through a molotov cocktail object in to the store. police put out this photo yesterday and a vehicle likely possibly several suspects they're looking per law enforcement. a champagne colored acura tl with a clear and rare to see a license plate picture, 179-71 ck. >> it's unfortunate that this is happening in the area and so much is trying to be done in the dc area. it's very sad and hurtful. i enjoy working o

anyway that's somebody who did pinch hit for baylor and he said ted williams, the one guy pitcher ted williams and one guy pinch hit for hank aaron. that's it. yeah. yeah. anyway, good trivia. that's why we love baseball trivia. and stats. and, you know, that keeps us digging out there, keeps us yakking the. yeah, i know. well, thank very much, folks. thank you

anyway that's somebody who did pinch hit for baylor and he said ted williams, the one guy pitcher ted williams and one guy pinch hit for hank aaron. that's it. yeah. yeah. anyway, good trivia. that's why we love baseball trivia. and stats. and, you know, that keeps us digging out there, keeps us yakking the. yeah, i know. well, thank very much, folks. thank youetta hunnicutt who teaches a class about baseball during the great depression. >> for today, based on american history. and specifically today we will focus on what i

senator ted cruz, thank you very much.nk you, jesse. >>, by the way, of: thank the ad o'clock hour. >> a big deal. thank you very much. i appreciate that,uch. senator. >> coming up, robots, castaways and seven dwarfs. >> why should man try ageless mail, max? because it has ksm, 66 ashwagandha shown to help increase testosterone, improve results at the gym, reduce the dad, bond and fight the effects of stress. and it has knox perform the boost nitric oxide production. and that could be handy in the gym and in the bedroom. no wonder it's a best selling testosterone world booster. get to walmart to try ageless male max and be the man you want to be its empire. >> today's biggest sale, the 50, 5050 sale, 50% off carpet and flooring, 50% off patagonia materials and 50% off installation. that's right. half off your entire project. you can save thousands empires . 50, 50, 50 sale won't last long. don't miss 50% off carpet and flooring, 50% off patagonia materials and 50% off installation. 882 300 and buy today. hello, i'm former

commander ted johnson is. [applause] >> okay, good morning. thank you all for being here. i'm going to keep it super short so that we can get to the conversation. of so just a few things. one, i am thrilled to be part of this event and to recognize the courage of president truman to sign executive order 9981. an order, frankly, that is the only reason i can take this stage today as a retired navy guy. but even more importantly, it's the personal growth, truman's personal growth over his lifetime. i've worked in the world of political science, and we're talking lots about hyperpartisanship and polarization and how people are dug in on their positions. truman had the opportunity to do that, and he chose the more difficult, more american path of growing. and, yes, the work continues. this order was signed in 1948. if you tried to be, if you wanted to be an officer9 in the navy, very difficult even after the order was signed. when i went on my first deployment in 199, it was an all all-male ship, no women allowed. my second deployment women were only to be officers, and they r

he was on ted cruz podcast and ted says what's going on here. been selling access and ted cruz says how do you know that. jim says if you study joe biden, like i have, he's always been cash strapped. okay. that means that you took $10 million from ukrainians. also this controversy about the ukrainian presidenter that was fired, this story has been gone over a million times. that prosecutor was removed by the entire western community, by the prime minister of the uk, french, germans, the ims, senate republicans supported removing him because the guy was not investigating corruption. it ended up hurting him to remove victor from his position. you'll say or won't be allowed. >> i haven't interrupted you. >> i'm saying what will come. >> did you want to order the appetizers? i have to work on my other table. >> i'm done. >> i don't want a special council. i want impreachment proceedings. these people, they say this is political theater. it's two years on january 6 hearings, ignoring inflation and high crime. then the guy says so called whistleblower

can't write ted lasso, it can't quite succession. it probably could write bad reality tv.saying, loorx look, we want to have human input. if we can use it for our advantage, we shouldn't be subjugating the entire country to a.i. written products. i think they're very reasonable. >> this real quick before we run up to break. one thing that got me about u.p.s. workers, one of the basic things they're asking for, they just want air conditioning in their trucks. we're having one of the hottest summers on record. talk about some of the basic things people are asking for. that's not crazy, is it? >> it's not crazy. they want air conditioning. i mean, in texas, my colleague is going to be out in front of the capitol steps saying that people should have a working law that you get drinking water. can you imagine the governor there is taking away the requirement to give workers drinking water in this heat. and u.p.s. drivers are saying, have air conditioning, have breaks so we can be healthy. workers have had enough. they understand this country hasn't been working for them for 40 y

this is ted cruz's court, this is mitch mcconnell's court. a court that does acting as a super legislature. when i was a voting rights lawyer, before i was elected to congress, and i really revered to the court. in a lot of ways, as an african american, much of the progress that we have made has been made through the court. through great court cases bought out by historical figures. justice of some both parties, knowing that we had never lived up to the promise of our founding documents but that we keep pushing towards that. now we are seeing a court that, in many ways, should take off the roads and admit that they are partisan actors. everything that they're doing is in pursuit of a republican agenda and with some rare exceptions, it is coming down on the side of what ted cruz would do were he on the supreme court. but we know that in this next election, a controlled senate is going to be up for grabs. that's why i need everyone's help, go to colin allred.com and help us do that. >> congressman, though, have the last few years of this extrem

ted lieu was in the middle of that history.n to what she said at the trump rally saturday, in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a very good day to all of you from nbc news here in los angeles. welcome, everyone, to alex witt reports. we have some breaking news this holiday weekend, two mass shootings overnight, seven people injured in wichita, kansas, and 30 in baltimore, where two people died. in wichita, police seized eight firearms close to the scene which appears to be a club. one person is in custody. the shooting in baltimore took place at an annual neighborhood block party. nbc's marissa joining me now from outside one of the baltimore hospitals where victims are being treated there. there was, that welcome. what more are you learning? >> alex, just to summarize some of what we know as of this morning, we know that there were 13 victims, including two dead, 28 others injured and several of those injured in critical condition as of this morning. in fact, within the last hour, we had a chance to speak with someone who says they

ted, good to see you, happy sunday. >> back at you.to this new defense from bryan kohberger's team. it sounds like they're going to go with an alibi defense, but here is what his attorney writes, and it's really weird, so you've got to explain this for me. they're saying that evidence corroborating mr. to kohberger being at a location other than the king road address will be disclosed pursuant to discovery and evidentiary rules as well as statutory requirements. so they're thinking it's going to come through cross-examination, witness testimony. they're not disclosing it yet. what do you make of that? what are they doing here in. >> well, aishah, the defendants know better than what they're putting down on paper concerning the fact that through cross-examination they're going to be able to show that he has an alibi. under we're law, can kohberger', kohberger's defense is obligated pursuant to the discovery rules to provide the prosecution with any alibi information that they have well in advance of trial. as a matter of fact, that info

you may recognize it from the mega apple tv hit ted hasso. >> how are you?r. >> yes. >> so cool. >> and now, the so-called ted heads are taking tours of the show's stomping grounds. >> super fan, yes? >> truly mega, you know everything? >> absolutely. >> if you watched the season three times, as a family, and then we all live in different places, she is in new york and she is in l.a. and we're in the san francisco bay area. and we love it. >> people are literally booking their tickets to come see this. >> exactly. they are coming to london, but specifically to richmond, and when they tell, you know, their friends, they say i'm going to richmond, and they're like. why and they say ted hasso of course. >> so far, residents here seem to be enjoying the spectacle. >> one, two, three. richmond! >> or at least not complaining in that very british way. >> in phoenix, switzerland, this small town, stop lation 400 is, overrun with tourists. fans of the korean netflix series "crash landing on you" and for a cool $5, you, too, can take a snap on the pontoon. in the fai

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ted cruz and ben shapiro they know what's up. in a whopping 100 and $55 million in the u.s. alone. it's a staggering number that has not been seen since the pandemic. once again urges to tucker's ability bureau in the others who have been burning their barbie dolls the past few two weeks in protest, they are once again wrong. americans were excited to see this movie. do you know i? they know it's just a movie to enjoy, not some sinister ploy to brainwash the masses. >> it's always projection with the right. there is a movie in the box office right now that i was just talking about called sound of freedom it's all about enraging and getting the base work done. barbie is not that. >> no it's, definitely not that. but i'm right there with you. i'm excited to see both of them i'm not going to. i am going to try and catch it this week. all right, my friend, good to see, a great show as always. tonight on ayman, good to see a great show as. all right tonight on ayman four seasons of accountability, we're going to dive into his packed t

he went on to close the -- to lose the iowa caucus to ted cruz, senator ted cruz, yeah. trump about that because he claims he won and ted cruz stole it from him. sound familiar? yeah. well, today trump maintains a double-digit lead in iowa polls with the party firmly in his grips and functioning as an extension of his legal defense fund. dean own bawl la, brendan buck. joining the conversation is debris onfinely steele, "the des moines register." you're there. set the scene, let us know what's happening. i understand that ron desantis came out just a moment ago and declared there will be no cocaine in his white house. as well as that he would enact the death penalty for pedophiles. i think these are all rousing topics to talk about. what are you hearing? >> that's exactly right. governor desantis is still speaking behind me. he's getting a really enthusiastic reaction from the crowd. he's only the third person to speak, as you mentioned, donald trump is the last speaker. we'll see how this goes, but so far he's really animating this crowd on some of the talking points th

with a [ bleep ] beard of course, the real victim in that story isn't ted cruz.udent at the supposed woke university who probably stumbled across cruz on campus with his head sticking out of the bushes [ laughter ] "hey, kid, they teaching any critical race theory in there? they burning the seuss books?" that right there -- kiss my ass -- that is the thesis statement for modern conservatism they don't have any ideas, and they don't like any of anybody else's ideas so they're left with just childish insult comedy and culture war obsessions i don't even think the people in the crowd understood the joke, since it makes no sense -- they just roared at cruz saying the word ass the same thing happens at trump rallies all the time the dude just rambles incoherently for an hour about windmills and b-list celebrities he met in the '80s, and there are long stretches where even his own audience is bored out of their minds. sometimes the camera even cuts to the people in the crowd just standing there, slack-jawed in silence. but then when trump senses he's starting to lose t

. >> thank you, ted. so is i, my story is like everybody else, my journey's not linear. but one of the the things i wanted to make sure that i brought up was that before executive order 9981 there was executive order 9066 which resulted in the interment of 120,000 japanese-americans, many of whom were actually u.s. citizens by birth. and so in addition, among those e people that were actually arrested can and put in u.s. prisoner of war camps was my grandfather who was in camp livingston, louisiana, for the duration -- most of the war and then was paroled in march of 1944 and reunited with his family at camp jerome, arkansas, which was one of the ten war relocation camps. my dad then -- the family then return ared after the war back to hawaii. where my dad got a bachelor's degree but was drafted in 951 for the korean war -- 1951. before the mccarran act in 1952 restore his birthright citizenship. so, again, these are parts of the history that i think many people either don't realize or don't remember or were never taught. and so my dad went on to the university of minnes

williams, ted thank you is always your insight. >> my pleasure. arthel: eric and ted meanwhile police have a new lead in the search for a murder suspect who escaped a northwestern pennsylvania jail last week. police say home security camera may have captured 34-year-old michael broom walking down a residential street near warren where he escapes. it's unclear exactly when this video was taken by the way police say they have found small stockpiles or campsites and the warren county woods leading them to believe burm berman may be hg out there. support meanwhile the investigation for the cocaine found inside the white house may be over. there are still plenty of questions being asked we are live in washington with the very latest on those developments asu "fox news live" continue straight ahead. uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ i'm christine mahon. i'm retired from public health nursing and from the army reserve. my retirement fu

commander ted johnson is. [applause] >> okay, good morning. thank you all for being here. i'm going to keep it super short so that we can get to the conversation. of so just a few things. one, i am thrilled to be part of this event and to recognize the courage of president truman to sign executive order 9981. an order, frankly, that is the only reason i can take this stage today as a retired navy guy. but even more importantly, it's the personal growth, truman's personal growth over his lifetime. i've worked in the world of political science, and we're talking lots about hyperpartisanship and polarization and how people are dug in on their positions. truman had the opportunity to do that, and he chose the more difficult, more american path of growing. and, yes, the work continues. this order was signed in 1948. if you tried to be, if you wanted to be an officer9 in the navy, very difficult even after the order was signed. when i went on my first deployment in 199, it was an all all-male ship, no women allowed. my second deployment women were only to be officers, and they r

ted! ted! ted! oh ted in finance. you're a rock star! hey liz in hr? can you do this?ess you work with an actual rock star. you are a rock star! thank you! who's the new guy? hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. give it up for pam. pam, you are a rock- [silence] i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ >>> turning back to the fed, which is dominating the market conversations ahead of tomorrow's key inflation number. while a potential hike in september is still on the table. our next guest expects the fed will pause saying they're more concerned about boosting growth rather than reining in inflation. joining us, global strategy president and former ctw strategist it's goo good to see you, sri. that's not what they're saying, that's not how they're acting, that's not what they're suggesting they still feel worried about inflation and they have more work to do. >> yeah. i think they are more hawkish in their speeches than they are in their action, sara look at what they did in 2020, 2021 we had a rebalancing of the balance sheet, maintaining zero sheets long before necessary so, that essent

ted fellowship and there i was giving this ted talk and talking about space and science and using mye're willing and we're open, just staying open but we have to acknowledge that those parts of ourself exist, you know. why play small when the universe is so big? you know, carl sagan said that we are all made of star stuff and, yes, that's about the calcium in our teeth but about our hopes and dreams and those come from the universe too, gifts from the universe, and the universe wants all of us, really the universe can hole it all. >> janai: ah. what do you say to women nervous about being moms in a professional space and merging those two worlds? >> yes, you know, i felt that conflict when i went back to the workforce after having my daughter. i was worried that i wasn't going to be around enough and that she was going to miss me and that i wasn't enough, you know, that i am not enough story is a story i told myself for a really long time as i write in the book. and that's just a story. that i chose to believe and once i realized that i could tell myself a new story and choose to bel

ted cruz has done nothing. nothing to stop this problem, nothing to offer an idea on how to solve this immigration problem. luckily company president biden's administration come after the reimplementation, we have seen border crossings cut in half. amy: you are going to run for the u.s. senate against ted cruz, democratic texas they senator roland gutierrez. if you are in u.s. senate, iv voting on issues far beyond the borders of texas, and i wanted to look at arizona now with a related story. the intercept has revealed u.s. border patrol agents are holding migrants in outdoor cages amid a record-setting heatwave. on thursday, intercept reporter and photographer observed about 50 migrants inside a chain-link pen at the ajo border patrol station, which is about two hours west of tucson. the migrants could be seen huddling in a small area where there was a bit of shade on a day when temperatures reached 114 degrees in the area. meanwhile, the group humane borders says the bodies have at least 13 people have been