oh, my goodness, yes [ cheers and applause looking good welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcomeers and applause wow. looking great. please, enjoy, relax welcome, everybody welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause at home -- look at you. it's a special night because for the first time since the pandemic, our audience is no longer required to wear a mask [ cheers and applause ♪ smile! smile! you're on tv yeah so, you better laugh cause i can see who isn't. [ laughter ] what an exciting time this is. we're maskless, fully vaccinated, and it's officially summer it's official. [ cheers and applause great. kids are pumped that school is over while their parents are staring blankly at a wall like, i thought we had more time [ light laughter ] yeah, and it's not just the start of summer you guys it's also amazon prime day [ cheers and applause that's right that's right today instead of buying stuff we don't need, we buy stuff we don't need at a slightly lower price. [ light laughter ] i don't know what an immersion blender is, but yeah, just look at the price on t

i welcome you, mister president, with all of my heart.ay -- my stay in this country will be all too brief. but in a larger sense, the united states is here on this continent to stay. so long as our presence is desired and required, our forces and commitments will remain. for your safety is our safety, your liberty is our liberty, and any attack on your soil is an attack upon our own. out of necessity as well as sentiment, in our approach to peace as well as war, our fortunes are won. finally, i have also come to germany to pay tribute to a great european statesman and architect of unity, a champion of liberty, a friend of the american people, chancellor konrad adenauer. >> the motorcade gets underway. we know that the president leaves the airport with the seasoned politicians alertness to catch the public reaction to his visit. shortly before he said, i have no idea what's mood i will find here in germany. over the radio goes the word of his departure. for cologne, before mr. kennedy nearly 2000 years earlier, the romans were here. today,

this welcome is a sign of that gratitude. pres.s young. and our culture is young, and yours is old. but in our commitment, we can and must speak and act with one voice. our roles are distinct and complementary. and our goals are the same. peace and freedom for all men, for all time, in a world of abundance in a world of justice. [applause] pres. kennedy: we are all visionaries. let it not be said of this atlantic generation that we left ideals and vision to the past. nor purpose and determination to our adversaries. we have come too far, we have sacrificed too much to disdain the future now, and we shall ever remember that the highest wisdom, the best that mankind ever knew was the realization. [applause] the highest wisdom and the best mankind ever knew was the realization that he only earns his freedom in existence and daily conquers them anew. [applause] ♪ >> the fourth day begins with an -- with a demonstration by the air force. the president stands ready at the u.s. airbase to bring him to the most important stop on his west g

welcome, everybody looking good welcome. please have a seat welcome. yourself welcome to "the tonight show", ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause thank you for being here thank you for watching i am pumped about this, from the new movie "f9", vin diesel is here, tonight [ cheers and applause in studio. that's right, i can't wait to interview one of the few people who actually worked out during the pandemic [ laughter ] just a head's up, vin's running a little late so don't be alarmed if a dodge charger comes crashing through the wall [ laughter ] that's right, vin's here to talk about "f9." and the rumor is that in this movie they go to space [ audience oohs not to be confused with vin's other space movie coming out, where he plays sexy jeff bezos [ laughter ] let's get to some news it just came out that trump's former bodyguard is the latest member of the trump organization to be investigated by new york prosecutors. and get this, the guy's name is -- and i'm not making this up, the guy's name is matthew calamari [ laughter ] can we take a look

i love you i love you welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers ande wow. oh my gosh well, guys, this is very exciting today new york ended its pandemic state of emergency. [ cheers and applause but unfortunately, that also means the end of to-go cocktails. [ audience boos marking the first time anyone's been nostalgic for 2020. [ laughter ] it's too bad i'm really going to miss seeing delivery guys balance yardstick margaritas on their e-bikes. [ laughter ] speaking of new york, the state just suspended rudy giuliani from practicing law. [ cheers and applause because of his repeated false and misleading statements about the election even rudy was like, "what the hell took you so long? [ laughter ] you know you crossed the line when other lawyers are like, "this guy lies way too much. [ laughter ] it's a mixed bag for rudy. the bad news, he can't practice law in new york. the good news, he can't defend himself at his next trial. [ laughter ] meanwhile, when the news about rudy broke, his son andrew released a video statement watch this >> as you may h

welcome to d w. let's, let's thought with the presidential candidates. iran's guardian council whittled down hundreds of candidates, just 7, and then 4 dropped out. so what does this tell us about the direction that's the country supreme leader was the country to take? well, the hardliners who control the guardian council, the watch dog is responsible for qualifying where disqualify, seemed to be attempting to consolidate power and cut any true competition or rivalry in the election for every race hardline favor because it actually went wrong, have never been free or fair, but they have been competitive, has been some serious competition in some of the previous elections and everything . right. in fact, we ran once before in 2017 and he lot to have found roll money. so this seems to be a clearing off the path for him to an easy victory and preventing another american to be for the current had to do this year, which is right. okay, so this is something that often gets overlooked when, when we're looki

welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. [ cheers and applause this is it well, earlier today, president biden and russian president vladimir putin finally met for their big summit in geneva, switzerland. yep. it was pretty much the opposite of the "friends" reunion [ laughter ] yeah, biden and putin met at this swiss estate. here it is yeah you may recognize it as the haunted asylum in every horror movie. [ laughter ] actually, putin found the place on his favorite house rental site, airkgb [ laughter ] well, biden and putin both arrived within 20 minutes of each other here they are shaking hands outside. [ talking over each other >> jimmy: yeah meanwhile, trump was watching on tv like - ♪ don't you remember yo told me you loved me baby ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: once the president stepped inside, they sat down for another photo op take a look at this. [ laughter ] looks like two dads waiting for their daughters to finish trying on prom dresses they're like, "that looks great, honey, yeah." putin looks like he's trying to remember which one of those books opens u

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with the archbishop. >>> hello, and welcome back. we have seen the holy doors that welcome people in all during the past year, the theme of it which is mercy. a year of mercy. archbishop, all of us, think, are familiar with mercy and would like to have more of it. mercy sounds pretty good. i would like some, we would like to give some, but you've written i think, about the relations between mercy and justice. and further about the relation between mercy justice and repentance. it seems that a complicated bit of dynamics. maybe you can help us understand. >> that it is seen as jokes position as justice. they are not opposite ends of the spectrum or mutually exclusive propositions or anything like that. they are complimentary so justice is giving to each his or her due. what they are due. and but mercy sort of softens the harsh edge of justice when it is applied absolutely in every circumstance. so, mercy would take into account other factors outside of the consideration of justice such as the possibility for the reform of the offender

please, welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show."ade it. [ cheers and applause you're watching. well, guys this is big news, for the first time in over a a year, new york city has resumed 24-hour subway service [ cheers and applause that's right the subways are once again running 24 hours a day minus the 23 hours they're out of service but, still - [ laughter ] that's right the subways running 24 hours is great news for the city but tough break for all the rat weddings that have scheduled between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m [ laughter ] unfortunate. you remember simpler times in new york city when the biggest health crisis was the pole on the seventh train? [ laughter ] i'd rather fall into someone than touch that pole that's right, there's the "a," the "b," the "c. a bunch of other types of hepatitis you can get on the subway just be careful. [ laughter ] and grab that pole [ laughter ] speaking of new york, the brooklyn nets are in the nba playoffs >> steve: oh, wow! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: they're in the nba playoffs and mayor bill

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maria: welcome back.e of the top issues discussed at president biden's summit with vladimir putin this week just two weeks after two major american companies were attacked, hacked by russian hackers. president biden now facing backlash for giving putin a list of critical infrastructure that biden said he deems off limits to any attacks. this has putin claims most cyber-attacks are carried from the united states. i asked senate foreign relations member marco rubio about this and more. senator: typical putin-type statement. to begin with, what the hackers do is list ip address in the u.s., the infrastructure of the u.s. but yet they're not sitting in downdown chicago. they are -- downtown chicago. they are in russia. the other thing that's stunning apparently joe biden handed him a list, here are the 17 things you can't hack f it's not on the list, it's not a big deal. i can't believe that's true. i can't believe they printed out a list, here are 16 industries, if you attack them i'll get mad. anything on t

it right now, but i do think— are welcoming it right now, but i do think it _ are welcoming it right uptick with other countries as well were at the moment is better. a look well were at the moment is better. look at the guardian. the facebook ban on donald trump until 2024. it says the former president is guilty of severe violation meriting the highest penalty. what do you make of that? he says is is a slap in the face of everybody who voted for him. yes, he is. it is not the highest penalty because of course he has been banned permanently from twitter. this is a two—year further ban from facebook. they haven't gone as far as that. i think this will be quite controversial in that there will be a lot of people looking at this this evening and worrying about free speech and controlled by a small group of people in a corner of silicon valley. in the uk we have just in the queen's speech announce our new online duty of care bill but the telegraph campaign for and that has a pledge entity protect the freedom of expression online. so people will be wondering about that this evening and su

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welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> welcome to "meet the press," the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> it's sunday morning. we're going to get to the politics of the day, but we're going to begin with the terrible tragedy of the miami beach condo clachlts as of this morning 156 people remain missing in the collapse of the champlain tower complex, and hopes are fading that more survivors are be found in the rubble. the death toll could be roughly on par with oklahoma city. these terrible images of the floors pancaked one on top of the other reminds us of the devastation that took place on september 11th. joining us is sam brock. he's been covering the story since the early morning hours of the collapse. sam, we know more fires in the rubble slowed down the search and rescue process, but i know officials insist this is still search and rescue. what can you tell us about how realistic it is that they're going to find more survivors? >> report

now, welcome, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert, ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight is our second show back, and it is great to be here with all these fully-vaccinated people. ( cheers and applause ) got the covid shot. they feel good. they're immortal. and they are not alone, because today, the state of new york officially announced a 70% vaccination rate. ( cheers and applause ) wooo! wooo,s baby! 70%. that's the-- that's an important threshold. that is a c-minus. hell, yeah! and that's great. because we don't have to take summer school, i think. i think that's what that means. also, because herd immunity is commonly considered to be achieved at somewhere between 70% to 80%, so new york state will lift "virtually all" covid restrictions, including remaining capacity limits, social distancing, and cleaning and disinfecting mandates. which means-- ( laughter ) which means that pizza rat can finally dine inside again. ( cheers and applause ). now-- casual. a hawaiian shirt? have a hawaiian shirt on?

welcome, everybody welcome, welcome thank you very, very much.ome to "the tonight show," ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause thank you for watching let's get to some news well guys, today, the white house announced that president biden will have his first one-on-one meeting with vladimir putin on june 16th. [ audience oohs yeah it's a nice reminder that after a year in quarantine, you're gonna have to see some people you don't like [ laughter ] i can't wait to see how these two guys try to out-macho each other during the summit. it's like, "i don't need a a bathroom break do you?" [ laughter ] "no, in fact let's take off our shirts and have a pec-flexing contest. [ laughter ] yep, this will be their first in-person meeting since biden told putin, "i don't think you have a soul. [ laughter ] it's gonna be fun when putin tells biden, "say once more so i can use for outgoing voicemail. [ laughter ] and go, now. say now. the meeting will be part of biden's first foreign trip as president. he'll roll up like every other american in europe, fann

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dan: welcome back to "unfiltered" with dan bongino republicans pounce.he liars that they typically are, kamala harris says the borders are, where she maybe she should go to the border she's definitely not at the border seen with the crisis of the country. what she should be doing looking at it senator cruz mocked, liz leadership style with a gift of a clip with the caption run away, run away. the media doesn't like when republicans pounce. >> republicans seized on my confusion and they made it seem as a vice president harris was going to be the new borders are, the role was always going to be focusing on the northern triangle country and the root causes and they saw her being linked to the border as a politically perilous assignment and path, she has wanted to emphasize internally and publicly her team has, until publicly we do not own the issues of the border and we are not managing the issues of the border. dan: here to talk about this win for republicans is sean davis with the federalist, thank you for joining us i really appreciate it. >> thank you f

welcome to bbc news. the chancellor rishi sunak has announced what he called "a historic agreement" to reform the global tax system. the agreement by the g7 group of finance ministers is set to include a global minimum rate of corporation tax. the base rate of at least 15% is seen as a starting point, but is lower than the minimum rate of 21% that had been proposed by president biden. the plans are also set to stop major multinational companies, include apple and microsoft, from paying little or no tax in countries where they make money. the uk chancellor, rishi sunak, said businesses should pay the right amount of tax in the right place. our business correspondent katy austin reports. how much tax should multinational companies, particularly tech giants, pay, and where should they pay it? those were the questions at the heart of these discussions between g7 finance ministers. today a consensus to back a global minimum rate of at least 15%. i am delighted to announce that today, after years of discussion,

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you're welcome, you have a good - welcome, you have a good evening.e anniversary of the 1989 massacre in tiananmen square in beijing. the authorities had banned vigils, citing coronavirus restrictions and areas where people usually gather to mark the date — including victoria park — were closed off. police say six people were arrested. nigeria's government has announced its suspended twitter from operating in the country. the move comes two days after a post on president muhammadu buhari's verified account was deleted by the social media site for violating guidelines. but twitter was still working after the statement was issued. the social media giant says it's investigating the announcement which it's called "deeply concerning". to norway and hundreds of people were evacuated after a wildfire broke out, tearing through a large area on the west coast. the cause remains unknown and it's likely to be burning for days to come. tanya dendrinoss reports. an amber glow across the sky and the sound of helicopters. crews battling strengthening winds to halt t

please have a seat welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show.e here. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're watching. thank you very much. let's get to some news well guys, last night was president biden's first address to congress and over 12 million people tuned in to watch yep. as soon as the academy heard, biden was immediately asked to host next year's oscars. [ laughter ] and get this 85% of people who watched biden's speech approved of it. that's amazing the only other things americans like that much are dolly parton and cheese fries [ laughter ] of course, because of covid, the crowd was pretty spread out. normally 1,600 people attend but only 200 could be there. so here's what the room looked like yeah [ laughter ] biden looks like he's up there calling a game of bingo. [ laughter ] that has to be a tough gig for the president. right before biden walked out, his staff was like, "umm, sir, the house is only 12% full and half of the crowd hates you. go get 'em go get 'em, buddy. [ laughter ] that's right yeah, nobody in that

welcome to d w. let's. let's start with the presidential candidates. iran's guardian council whittled down. hundreds of candidates, just sat and then for dropped out. so what does this tell us about the direction that's the country supreme leader was the country to take? so the hardliners who control the guardian council, the watch dog is responsible for qualifying or disqualifying, seemed to be attempting to consolidate power and cut any true competition or rivalry in the election for every race hardline favor, because they're actually going to run have never been free or fair, but they have been competitive, has been some serious competition in some of the previous elections and everything . right. in fact, we ran one before in 2017 and he lost 2 hats on monday. so this seems to be a clearing the off the path for him to an easy victory and preventing another embarrassing the speed for the car and had a judiciary, which is right. okay, so this is something that often gets overlooked when, when we're lookin

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welcome, everybody welcome to "the tonight show." you for being here thank you for watching at home [ cheers and applause we got a great show. well guys, today in england the world's biggest leaders got together for the start of the g-7 summit yep. it's a meeting of leaders from the u.s., u.k., canada, france, germany, italy and japan it's basically epcot without the day drinking [ laughter ] this is the first in-person g-7 in nearly two years and like everyone else at an in-person meeting, they're all thinking, "this could have been a zoom it could have been a zoom. [ laughter ] in addition to the g-7 members, india, australia and south korea were invited as guest countries. and if they do well, they get a spot on the g-7 spinoff series, g-7: summit island [ laughter ] and like they do every year, all the g-7 leaders got together for a family photo. take a look at this. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] it looks like "choose your player" part of a law firm video game [ laughter ] they had fun on the beach until biden asked everyone to re-

welcome to a special edition of "the week." >> welcome back. the festivities are smaller today, at least by new york standards because of the pandemic. they are as visible as environment we are pride flags all over manhattan. visibility is the point of the attacks since they raided the stonewall inn in 1969. before it was gay pride. they called it a mash against police brutality one year after the raid. there was a liberation march in manhattan demanding social change and rejectsing corporate sponsorship that is more a part of a larger pride vent. do all the events have anything in common? what is the point of pride? question may think of it like a horror movie. >> when steven spielberg made jaws," that medicalal shark broke down constantly. they depicted it without showing it. manufacture the shots showed an implied attack. turns out not showing the shark made it scarier. the scariest thing in your mind is the unknown. it will fill in the gaps with your worst fears when it's ignorance becomes overwhelming much that's why stereotypes about lgbt

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welcome. we begin the day with nato and china today for the 1st time in its history, the north atlantic treaty organization put in writing. what many of its members have been saying for years. people are worried over and aggressive china and the end of a one day somebody brussels native release. they communicate that without labeling china. a threat describes china as one us. president joe biden has been lobbying us allies, including native to stand up to shine as aggressive tact nato secretary general in stoughton. big said today that while the alliance does not see china as an enemy, it is concerned about beijing's ambitions and assertive behavior. this is definitely a policy when for president biden, because many of nato's european members have had a very different experience with b gene than washington has had. germany's export economy relies heavily on ties with the world's 2nd largest economy. today, german chancellor uncle america chose not to focus on the complex relationships, but rat

welcome to the w. let's. let's start with the presidential candidates. iran's guardian council whittled down. hundreds of candidates, just sat and then for dropped out. so what does this tell us about the direction that's the country supreme leader was the country to take? well, the hardliners who control the guardian council, the watch dog, is responsible for qualifying where disqualifying seemed to be attempting to consolidate power and cut any true competition or rivalry in the election for every hard line favor. because elections and one have never been free or fair, but they have been competitive, has been some years competition in some of the previous elections and everything. right. in fact, we ran once before in 2017 and he lot to have found roll money. so this seems to be a clearing off the path for him to an easy victory and preventing another american . this be for the current had to do this year, which is rice. okay, so this is something that often gets overlooked when, when we're looking at irani

welcome to bbc news. i'm david eades. our top stories: joe biden arrives in geneva ahead of his summit with president putin. both sides agree relations are at a new low. israel launches air strikes against hamas targets on the gaza strip. it's the first major flare—up since last month's ceasefire. as iran prepares to head to the polls, we meet the voters who've become disenchanted with this election. also, a french court finds the swedish furniture giant ikea guilty of illegally spying on hundreds of its own employees. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and indeed, around the globe. the us president, joe biden, has arrived in geneva ahead of wednesday's summit with his russian counterpart, vladimir putin. relations between the two countries are at their lowest point in decades and mr biden has already said he will be laying down america's red lines during the discussions. our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg, has also travelled to geneva. they say that the waters of lake geneva have the power to rejuv

what a way to welcome what is going to be a special night. before we get started, i have to start by saying thank you. started, i have to start by saying thank you. thank you to lieutenant colonel jessica snyder, brandon smith. as well as every single member associated with organizing this amazing event. you all are an amazing team for putting this together, and it is going to be a world-class event. [applause] it is hard to say this, but i hope you believe it. it is absolutely truly humbling to stand before all of you and represent you, because you are the best, the brightest our great nation has to offer. tonight is a demonstration of the strength and relationships, as every single one of you has played a crucial part in ensuring tonight success. from the pathfinders to the air commandos, to the liberty wings. team recon, air mobility command, and with a little bias, tonight is a celebration of you. and for you. finally, to our gracious host and community members, here in the united kingdom, thank you for making us feel, all of us, like we

landon and steve, welcome.me let's talk about where your interest in cryptocurrency began, because you've been dabbling in it for some time that's where you met steve at a crypto event and this became or turned into a sponsorship. landon, did you hear my question >> i didn't hear your question i can hear you now. >> okay, i'm ask it again. where did your interest in crypto begin, and i gather it goes a ways back >> it does it goes a ways back, tyler thanks we're at the racetrack right now. i'm about an hour from getting into this voyager race car i got into crypto a number of years ago through racing because of dogecoin. a friend of mine, driver josh wise, got sponsored by the doge community who paid him in cash, didn't pay him crypto. so i got in pretty early on. i've done a little bit of everything in the space. i've mined it, i've traded it. but really i buy and hold it steve and i built a relationship a couple of years ago by meeting at a crypto conference at the litecoin summit. we talked about putting voy

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welcome, caller. >> hi, i'm from the tenderloin district and i'm a community organizer here and i'm calling to ask for you to accept by rejecting the conversion of the 1801 mission site. after reading the san francisco chronicle over the weekend. after reading that, do i resent the fact that this is considered a frivolous appeal. [inaudible] when this is not there are communities there that would be affected. and also one part in the article that we mentioned is that he has a plan b. this guy has means. if this appeal continues, he has a plan b. if that's the case, let's open up the space for somebody that doesn't have a plan b. you know, the city always talks about equity. let's create the equity and provide that space to somebody there. there's somebody there that really needs the space. so i support the appeal. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. this is teresa flanderek. i am here to support the comm

please relax welcome, everyone. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show. you're here.e watching at home. [ cheers and applause thank you for watching let's get to some news well, guys, yesterday, the director of the cdc appeared on four sunday morning talk shows to defend the quick reversal of mask recommendations for vaccinated americans [ cheers and applause yeah see, half of the audience is clapping because i think a lot of people don't understand the new rules. america hasn't felt this confused since dunkin' donuts started selling avocado toast. [ laughter ] i don't know what we do. >> steve: where am i >> jimmy: i get it, it's a a confusing time when best buy has tougher health rules than the cdc. [ laughter ] that's right, somehow cdc guidelines have become more confusing than a parking sign in new york city [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause can i stand here no you can stand here on tuesdays [ laughter ] that's right, the director said that for the new guidelines to work, the cdc is asking americans to be honest about their vaccination status [ laughter ] really

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i am phil gayle, welcome to the program. polls have closed in iran's presidential election but a number of stations have extended their hours. turnover was expected to be low because of widespread apathy after candidates were barred from standing. >> a new day, but not a new dawn. as a curtain rose in iran's election, the old guard remains firmly in control. the supreme leader casting his vote after borrowing hundreds of reformist candidates from running. with their choices limited, many have decided to stay away from the polls. turnout is projected at a record low. >> i want about, because whether i do or not, somebody has already been elected. they are only organizing elections for the media. >> posing for the cameras, the man likely to become iran's next president, the hard-line candidate is poised to exceed the moderate shifting power even further towards the conservative clerics. this will leave hard-liners in charge of negotiations to create a nuclear deal to limit iran's nuclear enrichment. those who did turn out to v

welcome, welcome, "ladies and gentlemen, everybody in here, out there, around the world, to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. and i-- ( cheers and applause ) ( applause ) because out there, today rnlg the country is experiencing a weather phenomenon that meteorologists call "satan's steaming ball sack." it's been particularly bad in the pacific northwest. yesterday, portland hit 116 degrees, which i believe means portland is medium rare. ( laughter ) safe to eat, though. the heat is so bad-- and this is true-- portland's streetcar had to shut down after the extreme temperatures melted its power cables. passengers were then forced to walk-- which i will remind you is only twice as fast as riding a streetcar. ( laughter ) the heat is also shutting down streets, because it's causing the roads to buckle and crack. and, of course, the two sweatiest parts of the street are the buckle and the crack. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the funnels-- the funnels-- luckily for those roads, help may be on the way, because after weeks of negotiations, senators have emerged with bipartisan i

welcome back to "unfiltered".ry or police higher regard than me. this was one of the most disturbing scenes i've seen them on time. this was chairman of the joint chief of staff mark milley defending critical race theory teachings in the u.s. military. check this out i've read karl marx i've read communist what's wrong with understanding, having some situational understanding about weight in which we are here to defend? i find it offensive that we are accusing united states military general officers, commissioned and noncommissioned officers think of something else because we are starting theories out there. dan: joining me now, retired u.s. army infantry captain and candidate for the u.s. senate pennsylvania, sean parnell. thanks for joining me. appreciate it. >> lock on, thanks for having me. dan: one of the things i find disturbing about his comments, he mentions he studied in communist readings because he wants to understand enemy but that's not how he phrased it about critical race theory. we are not teaching

welcome or welcome back, everybody.nks for joining us on "worldwide exchange. we are just about halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour we are seeing stock futures mixed. no big move in either direction. still let's look at the nasdaq futures up 42. dow futures off 6 oints. here is a question for you, loyal wex viewer do you remember our graphic from a month or six weeks ago we showed you the rundown. the 18 major things priced at or near all-time highs? we showed you those 18 because that's all the room we had on the wall sugar, coffee, shipping containers, lumber, corn, everything dare we say, that graphic and rbi we did on that was the peak. prices for much of that stuff on that wall have indeed come down in the weeks since ishares global timber atf. the ticker is wood, what else. off 10% from the all-time high of three weeks ago one name in the basket of stocks warehouse down 11% this month. some talk about shipping container prices and other metals not a lot. something to watch one thing that has not come down in price