victor just doesn't do anything like that.ght, first of all, you don't tell anyone about what you saw. fine. and secondly, i need to convey. you can not be afraid, there is nothing dangerous for you here. you can even read it. didn't even know he was such a sentimental letter. i need to hand it to nastya in person to make sure she read it, but we have very little time, so i ask again where nastya is. i don't know. after he will leave us alone. yes, and even will help financially. this is the first advance, so you have no doubt. where nastya nastya nastya with the hospital of the ministry of internal affairs of your alex she fell in love. it seems to me that they put him in the hospital of the ministry of internal affairs, but they probably won't let you in there. these are my problems. right now, two pills. that you write this sleeping pill for exactly a day, i will be calm that you won’t tell anyone anything, and if i don’t drink. either sleeping pills or a bullet in the forehead. starley this truck truck, slow down. well, ni

the victor, i'm just going to go to tell me he could for us. if we have time, i will come back to you then. but we are running right up to the end of the program . tell me he code. as i said before, we can appreciate people's misgivings about disposing of radiation into the sea and whatever the site says. so why not keep the water in time until the radiation dissipate? so most storage space is fine. but why was this decision made to, to let it go into the ation? we knew it would be controversial. the tapco has a limit in space and you see hundreds of water tanks being built and they can't build further. and that's the reason and outs the period 5 period fire pass purified of water and that water is being stored in those tags. probably scientifically, they could discharge those vote to directly to the ocean, but there has been, uh, there. uh uh, we have had to spend some time to have a consensus because it is also about scientific reason, but also about psychological perception. and it is true that most of the people in japan have come to terms

so what you have just heard from victor go, is scientifically on the proven and actually a false accusation, not to the japanese government, but to the i a. e, a. and the water that's being the star discharged into the sea is not contaminated water. it is true, radiated water and involving something called advanced liquid processing system. namely, outposts has just made the radiation level of so low. the only ingredient you're talking about these actually trade creek in. and if treat him is so much harmful, you can't leave a day because a simple i drop of your eyes contains medians of try to him. so it's absolutely safe. right, astrid, you'll be expert. you're going to focus. she met well 6 times i think is net 6, the s. that's right. so china and others, are they right to be worried? what's your next? but a view on that right? well, its own the trick him, which is the way jack development stuff is less than the spots because they have to find all rest. and i haven't looked into the and the analysis that has been done from this simple to after it's been treated. and it's been on the life o

fairly large number, but still just a fraction of the over 95,000 asylum seekers that have turned to the city for help. that's a number that continues to grow this morning, victorl assistance amid this migrant crisis. victor? >> polo sandoval for us in midtown, manhattan, thank you. >>> back with us, cnn legal analyst, elie honig, anchor john avlon. good morning again to you guys. john, as someone who worked intimately with a mayor's office for rudy giuliani, can you just speak to how you view this challenge, how the adams administration is handling and the role and responsibility of the biden white house here in federal government? >> this is fundamentally a federal problem, a federal failure and pushed on the city of new york in part because of a right to shelter law we have, which says everyone deserves a place to stay. >> that's when you hear people say sanctuary cities. >> now this new decision says the state has to step up to help the city. but really the federal government needs to do more to step up for the state. ultimately it is a global problem. you've got a lot of discloecation, particularly in latin america, but not only causing this flow of asylum

victor. >> >> just sent agonizing to lease for this family we spoke with her mother, and they are extremely that she is out there. >> a desperate search underway for the missing mother of four e-money disappeared in georgia more than two weeks ago. >> these are children they need their mother and we're going to continue to search and investigate this case until we find imani. >> she was last seen on july 16th when she and her four children ranging in age from one month to 11 years old had dinner at her mother's house, she left around 5:30 p.m. to take two of the children home after multiple calls went unanswered, the following day her mother called police to report her missing. >> motherly instinct say something's not right. she is not not call me, she would not just not getting touch with me. >> the evening imani was last seen you can hear a loud bang. and then what appears to be her car a right mazda suv pulls out and drives off at a high rated speed. police confirming that this video is part of the investigation. on july 27th authorities finding the torch remains of her vehicle but no tr

victor. >> she's just 23 years old. she's the team captain. she led spain to the woman's world cup title.nique. i know you are watching me tonight and know you are proud of me. rest in peace, dad. she scored the game winner in the semi-final and then she scored the only goal of the final to beat england yesterday. she lifts her jersey and she reveals a tribute for her friend's mother who recently passed without knowing her dad had died. she's been named as a nominee for the uefa player of the year. >>> let's turn to the world track and field championships. american noah lyles dominated in budapest. 9.83 seconds. that gives the two-time defending 200 meter world champ a chance to become the first man since usain bolt in 2015 to win gold in both events at the worlds. the 200s on friday. he went to the stands to give mom kesha a big old hug. the. >>> finally, keep an eye on coco in queens this week. she's on the hottest streak of her career after beating carolina muchova at the cincinnati masters. gauff in the semis beat eyeing ga iga swantek. she's just 19 years old. it's hard to remember t

what is the morning number related to what victor was just telling us?> look, we are talking about ohio here. i want to give you an idea. ohio is a state that joe biden lost by eight points to donald trump and he only won, get this, seven counties in the state. just seven counties. look at issue one. 22 counties, more than three times as many counties, the no issue here appealed to voters it in the middle of the road as well as the number of voters on the right who traditionally vote republican. this republican trending state -- this 14 part of a trend whereby we have had a number of ballot measures, six ballot measures since roe v. wade was overturned and look at the pro-abortion rights side. they won on all of them. >> red states, too, which is important. >> blue states like vermont and red states like kentucky, like montana, like kansas. this is something abortion rights has been popular all over the map. >> we have a new cnn poll that came out this week. it shows this strong support since roe v. wade was overturned for not overturning it. that remain

well, could it have just been her? >> take victortraight in there with. >> do you know what i know a fair bit about this story, but are there actually anybody else being accused? >> from what i understand, it's just her. yeah, it just seems to me obviously she she sounds me like obviously she she sounds guilty, but it seems to me that there must have been other people can't just people involved. you can't just go well, well, point go around. well, well, the point is, negligence, it? is, it's negligence, isn't it? >> point is >> that's what the point is here. saying what the here. they're saying what the other people are involved are actually directly involved. actually not directly involved. >> they were whistleblowers. >> there's who's been >> there's a doctor who's been talking loose on the news talking on the loose on the news the days. it was the last three days. it was essentially i was trying essentially said, i was trying to them really on, to tell them really early on, you know, or 2 deaths in. so you know, 1 or 2 deaths in.

just outside of georgia, victor celebrated winning the fedex cup for the first time with chipotle chipsilable, probably. the norwegian struck a fine final of 63 to win by five shots. he birdied his final three whole suit, third win of the year, now more than

left was the mascot of the football euro 2016 in france by the name of super victor, our period has come to an end. well, let's just say that sports fortune was not on your side in this game. yes, yes, they just did it. i knew the question that this is the spartak stadium, but somehow they were too similar, they were confused. well, i wish you that fortune in the fourth period returns to you and that you can get to your rivals. i will try to geopolitical significance significantly exceeds the scale of our country and its resource capacity due to the fact that every day we are preparing for war. weakness war does not forgive unpreparedness we are peaceful people these are the first lines of our national anthem no one believes in the possibility of war. and why are the poles progressively increasing their military spending, we understand that if we don’t finish it here now, then our children will have to finish it nuclear weapons means of ensuring our security means containment of those madmen who would like to repeat the forty-first year of the markov project nothing personal only the truth, which is always more int

victor? >> the crowds just unbelievable.ive years after 17 students and teachers were killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school, bullets flew through the school once again. the shooting rampage was reenacted with live rounds on friday. >> this was part of the civil lawsuit against the school resource officer who stayed outside during the massacre. cnn's carlos suarez explains. >> reporter: victor and amara, good morning. the families of the victims believe the reenactment will prove there's no way former school resource officer scot peterson did not know where the gunfire was coming from the day of the shooting. back in june peterson was found not guilty on criminal charges for his inaction after his attorneys argued that peterson took cover outside of the 1200 building because he thought there was more than one shooter and he could not tell where the sound of gunfire was coming from. the reenactment is part of a civil lawsuit against peterson and others, including the broward county sheriff's office. now before the re

are they drafting a speech for him, victor that he can't just say this is a horrifying event and we're hear for you? >> wow. >> i mean, this is a media -- this is a media that criticized george w. bush because he didn't have big enough waiter was when weighed out in katrina. joe biden is the president of the united states. he should get off the beach. he should fly out to maui. c-17s coming in every hour with a big airlift and treat these people much like they are american citizens and, you know, we treat people in different countries a lot better than we do americans. it's just shocking that he is going to go from one vacation as i said to another and from one beach side to a lakeside while people in maui have no beach. they are destroyed. their lives are destroyed. and he doesn't seem to care. and is he a virtual president as i said. and at some point it's not going to be sustainable. each day the media is struggling and frantically trying to construct and we crap celebrate a presidency that no longer exists. doesn't exist anymore. >> well, really quickly, monica, zelenskyy snaps his

. >> if victor knocks on your door, neighbor, just greet him back. >>> the next hour of "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "cnn this morning," saturday, august 19th. i'm victor blackwell. >> do you want to take time to say hello to your neighbors? >> hello. i might as well do it now because i'm not showing up to their door. >> i'm amara walker. thanks so much for joining us. here's what we're following for you. we're learning more details on what might happen when donald trump surrenders to officials in the fulton county jail. >>> officials in the southwest are urging people to prepare ahead of hurricane hilary. it's expected to hit the region as soon as tomorrow. we've got your forecast and cities most at risk just ahead. >>> republican presidential candidates will take to the debate stage for the first time next week. how they're expected to take on each other and trump, even if he's not in the room. >>> when incidences of brazen theft and robbery occur it shatters the feeling of safety. >> los angeles is cracking down on the smash-and-grabs. how they're p

victor, thank you. fitch just downgraded the country's credit rating as in our country.sn't anyone talking about this. virginia governor glenn youngkin is here on that. plus his quest to make early voting the republican's weapon in the next election. very smart. so stay there. >> i think the american people see's going on. whether or not this is a weaponized department of justice trying to divert attention away from biden corruption or trying to take out top chief political opponent in the upcoming election, the american people see through this. ♪ >> laura: and each axios is noticing, writing that the indictment is overshadowing a string of not so great stories for president biden. now, there is no denying the corruption scandal swirling around hunter biden and the president himself, but that's not all. mere hours before the indictment was filed, we learned an alarming rise in illegal border crossing in the united states and nearly simultaneously with the indictment being filed another hit to the biden administration, the rating service fitch downgraded the u.s. credit r

just ask victor domingos. >> sometimes think it's hot out there, high 90's into the hundreds.ncer: he says the cruise at hellier park and other sites in santa clara county have a plan in place before work on hot days begins darting with tailgate safety meetings to cover everything from ensuring assessable supplies of drinking water to heat relief. >> maybe we take a sooner break or do the majority of the hard labor tasks jobs towards the beginning of the shift in the middle or the end. spencer: it is likely to become more critical over the next 30 years. the abc news data team analyzed he projections for the decade beginning in 2050. by that time, santa clara will experience more than 10 extra days above 90°. jumping from 18 to 29. other hotspots will spike as well. contra costa 27 days to 40 days. napa, 29 days while most other bay area counties will experience increases, experts said the most vulnerable locations have the highest percentage of people working outdoors. dr. cecilia sorensen directs the global consortium of climate and health education at columbia university. >

it's just such a spontaneous, ideal version, and it hasn't sounded in our show yet victor well, let'sn stage , rather, where? well, it is felt that it is felt that with the hair. yes, some requests for hair did not respond. it is concretely seen that the musician is also richly dressed . igor krutoy's version. no valeria, we are waiting for a version from you, then not cool. or maybe mark tishman i 'll tell you already, you can valeria well, let it be igor nikolaev or maybe it's igor matvienko, is igor matvienko accepted? well, the task was very difficult. i would say problem with an asterisk, but now we will open it friends. we have a corpse, perhaps, to the peace of crime, we look at the clock, the moron alexei nilov used to be cops for the idea of ​​​​working. today is no day some grandmas sergey selin here, i decided to shake up the old alexander polovtsev. and how we were taught to work with fiction andrey fedortsov, the beloved heroes of ur are together again. you have a lot here, like reconnaissance of lanterns on the streets, police brotherhood i have two cartridges left even

context that this is the first competition since tokyo. >> reporter: her performance is just mind blowing, victorhe world of gymnastics and her fans that are so inspired by her. i spoke with so many of them over the weekend, just in awe of her performance, saying it looks like she hadn't missed a day. as you mentioned, victor, she hasn't competed in two years. >> simone "freaking" biles. >> reporter: the goat making a dominating return to elite competitive gymnastics. biles winning first place in the all around, crushing on vault, floor, and balance beam. >> not sure she could have done that any better. >> reporter: nabbing third place on the uneven bars. >> it felt really good, especially after everything that's happened over the past year. >> reporter: on floor, performing this skill, known as the biles. and on vault, nailing the yurchenko double pike, something no female athlete has done in competition. biles reacting with a fist bump and her signature smile. >> everyone that was cheering made posters and all that in the crowd, it just made my heart melt that they still believe in me. i got ba

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supports a growing sense that the soft landing many thought was basically impossible might just be happening. victorget some insight from a cnn global business columnist for "the financial times." let's start with the job numbers, vrana. 187,000 jobs added in july. do you agree with those who say this is a goldilocks report, being just right? what does this mean for a potential soft land gds in your opinion? >> you know, i would completely agree with the analysis we just heard. it really doesn't get much better than this in this particular point of a recovery cycle. you know, i would have expected, frankly, the economy to have been in a recession. there are a lot of reasons for that, but i think what happened, we got covid. we got a lot of fiscal stimulus being poured into the economy. we got the checks to consumers. those still haven't been spent down fully. largely, but not completely. you had an administration that in some ways was bailing out people this time around rather than bailing out banks like we did in 2008 rather than businesses. there are other areas where we got stuck. the reindustria

supports a growing sense that the soft landing many thought was basically impossible might just be happening. victorall right. not bad news at all, matt egan. thank you. >>> inflation is slowing. wages are rising and recession fears are easing. americans are generally pessimistic about the new economy. the latest polls blame president biden. >> bidenomics are not resonating. now the white house plans to put up signs with his name on major infrastructure projects. white house reporter jasmine wright joins us with details. tell us about the strategy. >> yeah. well, this strategy, victor and amarer, this is a continuation of positive economic data but in reality, the positive trend we are seeing in the economy are not making it to american's pockets fueling the pessimism about the economy. so even though the biden administration has a lot of positive data to fall back on, like that jobs report we just heard matt egan talking about, historically low unemployment rate, rising consumer sentiment, it is still not reaching american voters in their mindset. so we know that just from a cnn poll relead this we

and i think americans have to just decide for themselves do they want a country or not? victorank you. i have a big announcement tomorrow 7:00 p.m. exclusive interview with former trump attorney and co-defendant in the georgia case john eastman. nothing is off the tactical so if you don't have a dvr, then you are going to miss out. so set it now if you have one. all right. coming up mike rowe is here on the best way for young americans to protect themselves from the a.i. take over after lambasting trump for playing golf in the winter white house. do you think the media would also hold biden's feet to the fire for doing the same? nah. the numbers they refuse to report o it's something about having that piece of paper. some people think that's worth more than my skills. i've run this place for 20 years, but i still need to prove that i'm more than what you see on paper. you gotta be so good they can't ignore you. it's the way my mind works. i have a very mechanical brain. analytics and empathy. that's how i gain clients. i am more... i'm more than who i am on paper. every busines

victor, thank you. now fitch justowngraded the country's credit rating as in our country, why isn't anyone talking aboutvg this, glenn youngkin is here on this plus his request to makerlb voting the republican's weaponry in the next election, very smart, we'll stay there. >> i think the american people >> whether or not this is a weaponized department of justice, trying to avert fromy bride in corruption or take out chtheir chief political opponen, the american people see through this. >> laura: and even: an axios is noticing writing that the indictment is over shadowing ari string ongf not so great stories for president biden. now there is no denying the corruptionwirl scandal swirling around hunter biden and th e president himself, but that's not all. mere hours before the indictment was filed, we learned of an alarming rise in illegal border crossings inly the united states, and simultaneously another hit tthod the biden administration, the rating service fitch downgraded the u.s. credit rating citing the country's

> good morning, glad you are with us on a very busy news morning with breaking news, victor blackwell by my side. just a ton happening overnight. let's get to five things to know this thursday. 36 people arencome confirmed dead in hawaii. black hawk helicopters have been deployed. >>> and new reporting on supreme court justice clarence thomas, his luxurious lifestyle and who was funding it. propublica reports that rich benefactors funded the bill. >>> and presidential candidate in w in ecuador was assassinated and the video is disturbing. anti-corruption candidate was killed just ten days before the election. >>> new video of a deadly fbi raid, a man killed after making threats against president biden and other elected officials. >>> and new information in the atlanta area investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. sources tell cnn that the prosecutor fani willis is seeking more than a dozen indictments as former president trump releases a new ad attacking her. "cnn this morning" starts right now. >>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m. here out east. 4:00 a.m. on the west coast. victor black

. >> victor, thank you. >>> in just a few hours, trump's team will meet judge tanya chutkan in a courtroomshe's the judge overseeing the 2020 election interference case. this comes as federal prosecutors are hoping to start the trial just ahead of the january 6th anniversary. our elie honig is here with more. what is the significance of today, as they're before the judge kwwho will see this whole thing. >> the case we're focused on here is the federal case brought by doj special counsel jack smith relating to donald trump's effort to steal the 2020 election. now, the main issue in front of the young today is what can donald trump say and do publicly relating to discovery? now, discovery means that in any criminal case, prosecutors have an obligation to turn over all of their evidence, all of their witness statements, all of that documents before trial. jack smith has taken the position there should be a protective order preventing donald trump from speaking publicly about all materials, everything. trump's team has said we should limit that only to sensitive materials, not all materials, a

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just how heartbreaking this loss is. >> reporter: well, i wish you could have been with us, victor and amara, for this roller coaster of women's team that is now making their earliest exit at a major tournament that we can remember. they played such a complete game, went to extra time, and then at the end of it all just a goal from sweden that barely crossed the line. the u.s. women's goaltender a phenomenal job even getting a penalty kick herself. and to have it end that way is truly heartbreaking. there is so much to consider here when you think about the fact, this is the last time we will see megan rapinoe on the world stage. she write now, i am looking out of the corner of my eye as i see the two teams kind of shaking hands, is emotional, a little bit, obviously, everybody knew this was going to be her last world cup heading into so early on i think is a shock. but as we've been talking about all morning, this teams so evenly matched. sweden has met with them ten times on the biggest of stages and they're both so physical, so talented, sweden so physically imposing that even though the united states possessed the

it just becomes the status quo from black victim to black victor. quote, we dare not speak out loud so that others outside the black community can hear are distinct. yeah, i mean, i think there's this there's a narrative that we're not supposed to talk in front of other people, like, you know, in front of white people, white people or anybody else. what's our garbage or what's our dirty laundry? this is our dirty laundry is our dirty laundry. but the reality is, like everybody can see that we're dirty, just like we can see that other people are dirty. and it's a it's a way for us and not address actual issues. it's a way for us to have victims who never get heard or to change the outcome of people's lives. all because we're worried about how other people might see us. well, nothing changes. so what is the benefit to being a black victim in your in your thinking about this? the only people who benefits or the people who make money off of it. so media makes money off of it. people like al sharpton makes lots of money off of it. as long as you can fina

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was held unlawfully, but did not commit this type of arms control crimes that victor had, but engaging in such exchanges just you give iran $6 billion for four wrongly detained americans, you should not be surprised when governments like russia or iran, take more hostages. there are other ways to bring them home which we all want to see, but by engaging in these prisoners swaps, are given away ransom, all you do is encourage more hostagetaking. >> one thing that is going to happen pretty soon, is that there had to take at the request by the biden administration from what arms and aid for ukraine. this was a subject the other night, nikki haley, she had something to say on stage watch this here. >> you are choosing a murderer over an american country. [cheers and applause] >> i wish you well on the future careers. >> -- >> you want to define israel -- you want to go and give -- you want to make america less you have no foreign policy or assurance. [cheers and applause] >> that is no subject in the primary debate, how do you think it will go? >> dana i think will pass legislation that would not only support uk

victor louis a journalist, i hope. my wife nina is very nice to me too. and this is jennifer state, my english friend. i just thank you for your science. victor is always easy to talk to you. you know. thanks today i came to you. not just like that, i can read faces. maybe you even know what i'm going to ask you. well, of course, i am a clairvoyant, but not to such an extent. it's a pity, i'm sorry, because i was going to relax. victor will talk? a mimar, khrushcheva i ask you a favor. well, if it depends only on me, then i want this manuscript to fall into the hands of the americans, not the british. you must be aware that this is not quite the original. i have been living in the soviet union for several years and i understand perfectly well that khrushchev's memoirs have passed processing in the kgb, but still there is a lot of material left that would be interesting to study and research. therefore, my friends in america would like to see this manuscript before publication. it is also customary to please the authorities. and, of course, the american edition should publish these memoirs. it's a matter of p

just outside of georgia, victor celebrated winning the fedex cup for the first time with chipotle chips and quach. other mexican fast food outlets are available, probably. the norwegian struck a fine final of 63 to win by five shots. he birdied his final three whole suit, third win of the year, now more than £14 million richer. belgium's remco evenepoel has won stage three of the vuelta a espana, on the first summit finish on the race, and moves into the leader's red jersey. the belgian, who led the giro d'italia earlier this year — before pulling out through illness, pulled clear of tour de france winnerjonas vingegaard with 200 metres to go in andorra. evenepoel then crashed through a gaggle of camera people after he crossed the line, suffering a cut to his face in the process. geraint thomas�* hopes suffered a blow, finishing 47 seconds behind. the paralympics get under way in exactly one year in paris, as great britain look to build on the success they enjoyed in tokyo two years ago. they won a total of 124 medals, including 41 golds. our correspondent andy swiss has been to find ou

it's not that long ago that you were riding the school bus dreaming of just playing on the pga tour. what do you think young victor of what you've achieved? >> i don't think i would have believed it. it's yeah, i mean it's super satisfying. it's super special but it makes me just cherish those days a lot more. you know when it's almost like, it's a weird analogy but it's almost like a video game. i feel like my character has gotten pretty advanced and sometimes you want to start the video game all over to see if you can do it all again. but, yeah, i mean it's been, yeah incredible journey. >> you smile a lot but you're very good at containing your motions. so what does get you emotional? >> that's a great question. i don't know. obvious lip obviously i'm very happy for myself that i was able to do this. but i think when you see meaning outside of yourself, the people around you see, see when you can help other people and share happiness and pleasure, i think that's the stuff that gets me more emotional. >> you play poker a lot and you love it, right. what can you tell us about playing that game that helps you be s

this is what he said, just blow up the pipeline and destroy victor or bonds in the street. for ben, as you probably know, is under his prime minister. regardless, these comments, by so wednesday, taking it face value are bound to give some western leaders heartburn for fear that the weapons that they supply so lensky with could be used. it can sort of their own member nations. like i said, the hungry is a member of nato. what's your name? what's even more worrisome? about not so much what zalinski says, cause not i want to take you through what so lensky does. and what is a bit of a rare exception to the normal reporting on ukraine? so new york times recently wrote about a series of attacks that ukraine has undertaken. inside russia, the list includes low flying ukrainian helicopters that crossed into russia in april and fired on an oil depot in the city of belgrade. it's 20 miles from the border by the way, in russia, as well as an attack on an oil depot in late april in the city of brians, which is a 100 miles from the ukrainian border. and i've talked to him, cry me, att

victor yeah, it gets worse. it's women attacking men. it's just women attacking men.resa may attacks boris johnson shattering public theresa may attacks boris johnsin shattering public theresa may attacks boris johnsin mps.hattering public trust in mps. >> apparently this is her >> now, apparently this is her new book which been new book which has been serialised , i believe, in the serialised, i believe, in the sunday times, the independent . sunday times, the independent. it's picking out it's basically just picking out the quotes. right. the juiciest quotes. right. and of if you're going to of course, if you're going to write a book, you're going to slag off certain colleagues, write a book, you're going to slag oyou?tain colleagues, write a book, you're going to slag oyou? well,olleagues, write a book, you're going to slag oyou? well, is eagues, write a book, you're going to slag oyou? well, is itigues, write a book, you're going to slag oyou? well, is it iues, write a book, you're going to slag oyou? well, is it i don't aren't you? well, is it i don't think it's

victor davis hanson. was this something that just dawned on you after a nap, or is this something you have been thinking about claim any uniqueness come i think every american is thinking about it. we are in a revolutionary era and it's not like our american revolution, everything is up for discussion, even in 1776 the foundational date is up for discussion, names change, statues of fall and you delineated are now commonplace, it's more like the french revolution or may be the maoist revolution of the 60s in china two i don't know what started it. i have theories that globalization was asymmetric, it enriched of these elites on the coast that had the skills that could be transferred into money and profit in europe and asia and not so much the muscular classes in between, that might be one reason. i think the obama administration substituted the idea of discrimination or bias or under privilege with race for class, all of a sudden a meghan markle or an opera was a victim and somebody in east palestine that has nothing was an oppressor, that was a radical change from class to race, a derangement about donald tr

i like to just be expanded, not in the 2nd answer because global reaction. tokyo a power cut. they not, victor are to that global reaction, including from the international atomic energy agency, rolling in behind, toki was saying, or nuclear countries release a certain amount of traits him so essentially it's to be expected you know, completely wrong told feel is misleading the welt, because the uh, the waste water they are releasing into the pacific ocean is completely different from the point even want to the normally radio nuclear power stations would use. why? because the waste water, they are talking about as being side cold through the being side of the radio, react to touching directly upon the radio active materials inside the react to see what we sima know. this is completely different from the forwarding water, which does not touch the coal, the inside of the nuclear reactions to wants to g 2 to mislead you by confusing applewood orange. but this time, the waste water is completely different from the cooling water on the faculty. they keep talking about treating them tricky into the,

champion races and around threes, the surface center will be here with the option for me or just straight sets. victor, the welcome back. now if it's a clear night sky, take a look out of the window. you might be able to see the biggest and brightest marine of the. yeah. and so the blue, safe, green, and that's the closest it's ever been this year. as it moves around, it's a little bit longer and will not a pen, but it has nothing to do with color. car leg explains for us it from a walk from on catalyst east coast. this once in a blue moon and as once in a super blue moon. and that's what we have here. i'm joined by some asked or photographers as well as space enthusiasm. we've been using these telescopes to get a closer look at the moon. this one is rigged up to a laptop, it's giving us a very precise image of the moon. it's that it's brightest and biggest that it has been so far this year and a half to say it's pretty spectacular, even to the naked eye. now it's called a blue moon because it's the 2nd, the full moon of the month. we have the 1st one at the beginning of the month that was cool, disch