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w. bush of texas. thank, then governor bush for your help. this was need everybody to step up. is a bipartisan body. of president biden, we are here to work with all of you because we need to rekindle that spirit and rend folks that people like javier castro,esident yesterday. javier was a dreamer. he he was three or four. he is now a n i lines, one of the essential workers during covid, saving lives, putting his own life at risk. you know what? he is not poisoning the blood of our nation. he is part of our nation. if you want home, his home is in texas. it's the only known has been in texas. resident did what he did yesterday. dreamers who a ed country, who have job offers, why the heck would we educate someone encourage them to get higher education and not give t permit? that's asinine. that's why the changed that yesterday. so many people like javier will benefit from the other executive action the president took. if you have to go home to your country of origin. back. it will take years and you don't know if you will be successful. nobody is going to do that. and separate t

w. bush of texas was going to choose dick cheney as his vice presidential running mate was the day in latety clerk's office in wyoming and changed his voter registration from texas, where he had been living, to wyoming, using his vacation home in jackson hole, wyoming, as his new official residence. the 12th amendment made him do it. the 12th amendment makes it especially risky to have a presidential and vice presidential candidate on the same ticket from the same state. the 12th amendment says the electors shall meet in their respective states and vote by ballot or president and vice president, one of whom, at least, shall not be an inhabitant of the same state with themselves. that means that the florida electors would not be able to vote for both donald trump for president and marco rubio for vice president because they are both residents of florida. of course if you thought you were going to win the electoral college in a giant landslide and you did not need florida's 30 electoral votes, then it would not matter, but every electoral vote is going to matter. which is why i have been hav

. - in 1998, republican tony garza, who had served as the secretary of state of texas under george w. bush when he was governor, appeared on the original "firing line with william buckley jr." and spoke about the hispanic vote vis-a-vis the two parties. take a look. - i think one of the real changes, if you will, this election cycle, particularly with governor bush, was his willingness to get out, ask for the vote, and address issues that are of concern to the hispanic community in a way that was not perceived as political, but with a certain consistency throughout the last 3 1/2 or 4 years that was very well-received. - but everybody asks for the vote, i assume, even in texas. - well, i've got to say, having grown up in brownsville, from brownsville to el paso, along the border and within the hispanic community, as a republican growing up in that region, i saw a lot more democrat candidates an i did republicans. - of course, the hispanic vote is not monolithic, but the latino vote in congressional districts along the border, particularly in texas, but also some in florida, the trend

so when it comes to sustain dependency information, trend, texas on d. w, travel, you can have it wherever you, what's your opinion, feel free to write your thoughts and the comments. this is deed of news, africa coming up on the program. south africa's elections have not yet, but the new government, but can the process so far be seen as a win for democracy. as the ruling african national congress reaches out to the opposition in the hopes of forming a government, we hear reflections from south africans on the states of that democracy. also coming up the migrants trying to find the way to europe despite the 200000000 euro efforts to stop them. we hear from one woman in more attain yeah. area brings back, it's a national anthem. but all the government, i'm the people singing from the same him. she's the head of what i'm told me on logic. boy, it's good to have you with us. south africans are waiting to see what the next government will look like following last week's elections. but one thing is set and the ruling african national congress has lost its major

in fact, hundreds over the last few years in texas making us one of the most unreliable electricnd most people remember and think about this as it relates to wover 10 million texans lost power hundreds of people died. and in the wake of that a storm you, madam secretary said many things i agree with. you said that interconnecting texas' grid would be great texas. it would be great for texas to consider connecting to its neighbors. interconnecting texas could also benefit the rest of the country becau in goodod times texas is generating all sorts of clean energy which wef could send those clean ions out from texas to take advantage of a it. -- a market. and couldn't agree more. that's why i introduced the connect the grid act which would require texas to internnect with its neighbors. my office worked with your department to draft in this we relied heavily on your comment transmis nee which pinpoints our nation's most significant needs anddentifie ent of energy announced its designation that's really important because itunlocks federal financing for transmission. but texas was missing from your list, and that was confusing to me because you a

bush, he was a congressman from texas and late 1960's. george w. s. >> moore steps in and a full count. aguilar looking to find the first out at the top of the third. and that is ball >> is not what the democrats wanted to do once they got that lead. they wanted to keep the republicans off the bases. >> that will bring up morgan luttrell. -!nobody■d out in runners at fit and second. luttrell singling his first time up, advanced to second. and aguilar in a spot of trouble again as this ball hits to the right side and fouled. short hop into the gop dugout. >> looking for a forced play if they can get it. >> aguilar checks. and throws. again, a bit to the outside. one ball and one strike. >> we talked about the origins of this baseball game. 1909 the first game played. >> down the left on the right field line. this one is going to go up the line and score two. it comes from the outside. picked up in the infield. that is going to be a double and in advance to third on a hard hit to right field by morgan luttrell. and that will put the gop back in front,

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florida, and there's that both candidates with the electoral votes, that was the case in texas, of course, with george wionality of your residency and the president and vice presidential nominees can't be residents of the same state. this new reporting comes from henry gomez, john allen, dasha burns who spoke to a dozen sources close to these conversations about who will be donald trump's pick, and what is interesting, the top two finalists according to the reporting are doug burgum, north dakota governor as well as jd vance, the ohio senator with rubio still also being in contention. the trump campaign made it clear in an on the record statement is the only person who knows exactly who this is going to end up being is donald trump himself. so you have covered these veep stakes so many times, so have i, that sometimes what you actually think was going to happen in june doesn't hap out later. the timing, i think there's been a lot of conventional wisdom that the pick will end up coming right on the heels of the republican convention in mid-july, but there is some discussion, according to our reporting, t

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video where they took images from his 1994 debate when he ran for governor texas contrasted it with 2004 and suggests that george wh was in the grip of early onset dementia. he was 58-years-old at the time. the president, the presidential brain is over promote cognitive demands, and presidents get a little shorting president's got a little arrogant about their abilities, and that is why for serving presidents, reagan, obama tend to do very badly in their first. now it's not to make any excuse for what happened. biden. there clearly is an issue there, but it also needs needs context. i am extremely skeptical that the democratic party ribbon as it is along racial, sexual ideological class, regional leinz can come together at a convention and have a rational discussion and produce the best possible what you are much like the tap bloodbath were a century this will be exactly 100 years from the famous there's democratic convention of 1924, where they took more than 100 ballots to pick a candidate because they could not sort their differences between the pro prohibition, pro ku klux klan and the anti prohibition andy, w

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w bush. >> i've had a record of appointing judges in the state of texas that's what a governor gets to do kristan would past as prologue should biden, lean into his age as should he be ready he's ronald reagan, but should he be ready with some kind of prepared one liner when trump goes after him on age or acuity or fitness for office let's needs to be ready to address it, but he should not lean into it. >> there was a time when experienced may have gone in his favor that was four years ago. that is not right now. americans are not saying yes, you are over the age of 80 and that's wonderful so he really needs to demonstrate that the age is nothing but a number rather for them lean into it as any kind of a selling point. >> the people i've been talking to at the white house say, the best way for biden to handle the age issue is how we performs in the debate to just show over the course of those 90 minutes leads up to four more years. qarrah does biden need to lean in especially if trump goes after them on some way on those issues. >> well, he can push back at trump because trump's had a number of m

texas are facing as they hunt for affordable housing. and, the big environmental costs of big data. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs news hour, weeknights on pbs. john: bowel cancer, cancer in the colon or rectum, is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide, killing nearly one million people a year. and cases of colorectal cancer have been on the rise, especially among those younger than 50. fopatients with a certain type of bowel cancer in two separate studies, one in the united statnd a me recent one in britain. each found that using immunotherapy drugs before surgery dramatically increased the chance of curing bowel cancer in patients with a certain genetic profile. dr. vikram reddy is chief of colon and rectal surgery at the yale school of medicine. he is not affiliated or connected with either study. doctor, how potentially, how big a deal is this? dr. reddy: so, this is a huge deal for us because it's a new category of medications that we can use to treat patients with bowel cancers. john: and immunotherapy drugs. tell us what is immunotherapy and how does it work? dr. reddy: so, i

before voting even be■bgan in i that's a big tell w if -- that you are not ready for the national platform of the host: we will go down to houston, texasblican there. good morning, tom. caller: good morning. good morning. thanks for taking my call. i have been a republican, i am■ 85 years old, been a republican a longime. i am leaning towards voting for president biden and vice president harris. look, this guy that u are interviewing yes -- host: yes, we are listening. you said about this book? caller: i have seen -- host: tom, i am sorry, you are breaking up. we can't hear you. we will go to ohio. gus, independent.■whk caller: i would like to ask charlie here, when he did those polls on kamala harris, do you ask their party affiliation or do you try to poll 50/50? because that's number one. number two is why don't you write a book about marjorie taylor greene? that would be an interesting book, you know? thank you.hat's a good idea. maybe i will call her office and see if we can get started. but goes, i think most pollsters try to get a representative slice of the country, half democrat, half republican and try to weigh it in a way th

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texas. i want to welcome tim ryan of ohio, founder of the organization, we the people. and joining us, former advisor to george wsh and john mccain. and the director for the center for politics at the university of virginia where he is a professor and presidential historian. let's talk about this because speaker mike johnson called today's executive action windowdressing and i am not saying we have been waiting a while for something aggressive, but what in the world have republicans done at all on the border, anything? >> and they had the chance. there was a comprehensive bill. senator langford, good guy. sincere guy. you heard at the end they were talking about we will not have enough border patrol to secure it. you need an act of congress to appropriate the money to hire more border patrol, which the deal included, so president biden is now forced to do the executive order with zero help from republicans. not a lot in politics is obvious what is going on. this is pretty obvious. we had a bill that was bipartisan. trump deep-sixed it. >> on what grounds can they say this is windowdressing? >> you know, go to yo

w should sayav so. >> the wave of crimes sparked months after tens of thousands of mig migrants starting arrivin new york city. >> he entered the country througteh venezuela in eagle pa, texase's been in jail 11 times, all the same person. >>er luis gutierrez has been deported seven times. k >> lauraee: trump needs to keep reminding folks, their lives and country were better under his administration in every way.d yo >> were you better off now or four>> years ago? >> four years ago, for sure. >> how would you rate president biden's presidency? >> zero. one. >> probably a one. >> i would say like a two. s not difficult, if handled right and trump can do it, he's done it before, he should treat joe biden like a rambling old codger whose best days are behind him. trump needs to remind everyone watching as the old song goes, "hold on, i'm coming." joining me now is newt gingrichf you have been in debates, you are a master of them, your advice to president trump? , wate three reagan presidential debates. notice the style, the calmness, the use of humor. staying balanced. second, answer the question you wish they would have asked. don't get involved in games with the reporters. e

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if you look at the texas tigation we disclaimed that understanding and made clear that we understand that conscious detection should continue to apy d shield a doctor w ds not want to provide care. >> with th btrue in a health-care desert haswell? ms. prelogar: we do nothk it would override conscious otections and imposes obligations on hospitalsnd hospitals have plans in place to address these ntgencies. they have staffing plans and it is a matter of best practice and they often asked for doctors to articulate the objections in advance so they can ta aount of that. they have cross staffing agreements and in the government's experience, almost urecades we are not aware of any situation where there has been that kind of direct conflict. >> one last question about the association standing. its own standing and its own ghthat is based on injury to one of its members. so, the injuries that the associatn arguing found in the associational standing and they are the kind of allocations that we seindvocacy groups, increased expenses, that results from t cplications of having to address and explain the new chge am not talking about expenses of filing the peti

w jacko jr becomes the chief legal counsel for the nation of islam and he will be instrumental in protecting prisoner rights, prisoner rights throughout the country. um, and there is some carryover here in texas, but most of that work, a lot of that work will be done by mexican inmates, prisoners who corresponded with the nation, islam. okay. all right. so let's so we've talked about some of those changes. i to just for a second, just for a second away from charles. how about in houston because although he's doing this work at university, there's some things that are going on nationally that we also have to pay attention to. and i want to just quickly talk about some changes in race relations. right, that might indicated that things were getting better. i don't know. perhaps we'll see you walking can judge for yourself. okay. into more years. are you going to be doing this stuff by we mention or you know, you should know the us enters enters war one in december of 1941. now when that happens. you know obviously country is going to be mobilizing to to war and the state of the country is such that discrimination is still racial discrimination and and segregation is still sort of the order of th

w to pull the switcheroo with the biden ticket? but he can't grill a burger? he >> i don't think he has what it takes. todd from spict it e wood, texasl spice wooden tail, great burgerey burges. >> let's hope schumer's not eating uncle buzzy burgers. yeah. >> john from medford, oregon,s o who finishes their hotdogs before starting the burgers. g i didn'tyou puthinrertin understand. don't you put your burgers and your dogs on at the samet . they cook about the same length. how are the dogs done? and the burgers are still gray. we need a full investigation? >> leon from grand rapids, michigan inv . t fakes? are we sure schumer's burgers weren't cheap fix? i'm sure anything chuck's doing. chad frois doingm new york. >> jesse, can you man a grill? i can man a grill. of coursgrill.e i can, man. >> how dare you?sean h sean hannity is up next and always remember, i'm waters, and this is my

w bush won 40% of the latino vote. puerto ricans at dominicans and the south bronx are different from cubans and venezuelans in florida and differ from mexicans and their different from mexicans in south texasino vote is a bipartisan vote for a long time. despite with the polls say, we should be campaigning as if we are tentatively points behind which never take any constituency for granted. >> it's good advice for any campaign despite any polls be fighting for every single vote. thank you for making the time to come in. >> happy to be here. >> shannon: up next for president trump mix of massive fundraising call in a space once dominate by democrats three weeks but before the presidential debate -- debate. we're here to break down new polls showing the key voting blocs that could make the difference for either candidatee come november. come november. ♪ >> announcer: miss any of today's program that you can listen any time, anywhere. with the sunday panel, take fox news sunday with you wherever you go. download the fox news sunday podcast foxnews podcast.com or wherever you download podcasts. ♪ [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want

w black history talking about this at the national level, it has different■p traiences. i am from the pacific northwest and raised in seattlet is different in a place like5 texas or the southmes out of the great migration gi 1900s so many come from texas and louisiana in parcu. so it is the migration that bring those to the west and received by the 19 forties celebrations poppingng up in san diego, los angeles and oakland so we c tra t h migration and the way the west coast community is constructed as well as the tensions aundclug practices that greeted african-americans. when i say juneteenth81■=' is an opportunity to learn about black history the way african-americans brought them to new places in■Ñhe opportunity as well as the challenges upon >> what do you recommend to commemore the holiday? so we need to remember first and foremost the hopes and desires and never gave up hope for themselves and their families and those to gain equal status not second-place citizsh but we should ask ourselves how far we are for equity and equality what is the benefit of th black people what should allies and nonblack people and other americans do on the 1 hand we shipowners those 2 wor