>> yes. >> the west chester detective loans made $5,000 of our own money.prosecutors learned of it, they remove detective carpentier from the case. the defense they admonished with a college buying witness testimony. >> i said i cannot sleep, knowing that if i wake up tomorrow morning something happens to may and her children, then i did nothing. >> i am very grateful to her. because if i didn't move when i did, i wouldn't be here today. >> almost a year after ben's murder, narcy was indicted. and walked before the cameras of america's most wanted. she and her brother cristobal were charged with racketeering and conspiracy for two murders, witness tampering, and a host of other charges. >> the plot that led to the death of ben novak was a family affair. >> when the trial got underway, federal court, garcia, the hitman, testified in ice-cold detail how he killed ben novak junior. >> so how did they get into the room? >> narcy opened the door and let them in. >> prosecutors argued that morning that there was a small window of opportunity for narcy to let the

renee, west chester, pennsylvania. your next.aller: good morning, i will vote for the democrats and the midterms and the reason i will is because first of all, the lies. many lies. i feel republicans are trying to do away with democracy and i believe trump is trying to be a dictator. and i want to live and continue to live in a country where there is democracy. i don't want to live in a country ran by a dictator. host: have you been watching the january 6 hearings? do you think they are making a difference or an impact on people? or do you think people already have their opinions set? caller: and some people, yes. some people, their minds is like in a hole. they give this man a lot of money your he has always been a creek in a criminal, i'm sorry. i mean, i'm sorry. but he has always been crooked. he has always been a big liar. these people believe his lies and they follow him and, i don't know they act like they are in some kind of occult. as far as biden and the economy, we had a very nasty pandemic. it's not even over. it wasn

westminster county da, me rocha has one going on in the trump golf course in west chester. also the criminal probe that seem to stall under -- leadership. also the parallel civil proceed from an attorney general in new york. and again with a civil probe you do not necessarily have to prove everything beyond a reasonable doubt, which is the standard for criminal investigations. a civil investigation might have a lower standard of proof to establish, and could yield some significant consequences. financial, and not necessarily present time, but significant nonetheless. there are a lot of different avenues that could be pursued here, but the point of all of this is that the former president really is in the crosshairs. >> jacqui, the january six committee now seems to be focusing on donald trump's former cabinets. we have as former chief of staff mick mulvaney, former treasury secretary stephen mnuchin recently testified. the committee is also in talks with former secretary of state mike pompeo. and former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe. you know, again, we

the thing about aoc that's so interesting, she is from west chester. latinx. high school. she is not your typical latina. but what she did for the left is she took the mask off of the left. she is an out and proud socialist. she empathizes with communist deck day noars latin america. her radical abortion position as well. the left thinks the abortion issue will be a winner for them. it will help them in the suburbs i think perhaps even republican women. but it is going to expose them to republicans. they have been trying so hard to hide their radical up to 9 months on abortion from hispanics. they have been trying to hide their anti-school choice positions. now all this is out in the open. and hispanics are getting politically savvy and i think it will benefit republicans. dan: keep calling them latinx, it's working for us. coming up. my july 4 weekend was filled with the sights and sounds of yellowstone national park. we even got to see a bear up close. it got a little tense. dan: welcome back to unfiltered. folks i took i from out west it was beautiful. gorg

he joins us from west chester, pennsylvania. welcome to the news hour. i'm how we to understand this. i mean, so the u. s. economy has contracts it over 2 straight quarters. isn't that the textbook definition of a recession? yes, it is the textbook definition for technical recession, but it really, that's just a rule of thumb that economists use to determine if we are in recession and it usually does work. it usually is correct, but it's not perfect. and at the moment, we have a number of other indicators that the official arbiters of recession use to determine recession that are, that are still quite favorable. so the job market, for example, is still growing. we're still adding about $250000.00 jobs per month to this u. s. economy. it be very strange if we were in a, in a recession and still adding to job growth. so an economic downturn then is unfair to call it that but, but not a recession, but once the longer term economic outlook, looking like for the u. s. now clearly the con you slowing that there is no dispute about that. and whether or not we a

west chester county in particular and possibly mcarthur airport in long island.to do is they are sending them to pennsylvania and jacksonville. they are sending them to west chester new york in the middle of the night with no approval mayors to governors. now gotten so bad the mayors and governors are saying this is getting out of control. what is going to get their attention? and what is. >> steve: this is. >> press corps thinking they must have a hard job waking up every day and not asking about recession. not asking about hunter, and not asking about the border patrol. the hunter biden situation leads directly to the president compromising foreign policy perhaps certainly where there were questions a border broken like no other time in history. better not send any reporters there. and a recession. by all definitions, that's what we are experiencing. they can't even probe that. why go to work? >> steve: when you think about what chip roy just said. he said 7,000 migrants will stream in to texas today. that is about. >> ainsley: texas and arizona, the border. ha

. >> i'm at my house in west chester, pennsylvania and want to take a quick moment to say i'm gay.omfortable enough to get it off my chest. >> reporter: becoming the first active player in the nfl to come out. >> i'm a pretty private person so i hope you know i'm not doing this for attention. i just think that representation and visibility are so important. >> so take me back to that moment. you film the video. you're about to hit send. >> i like stared at the phone for like an hour just looking at it and like trying to hype myself up, and the last thing i said, you know what, for the kids and pressed send. >> reporter: it was something he agonized over. 15 years. that's how long you thought about this. >> for sure. there definitely were difficult times and struggling with who you are and trying to figure out that side of my life was a tough part. >> what made you decide or feel that that was the right moment to do it? >> i came out to my close friends and family like years ago, and i wanted to do it publicly because i wanted to stay ahead of the narrative. i just wanted to own the

host: let's go to deborah and west chester, ohio, a republican.aller: thank you for taking my call. my family was involved in the health care business. my grandmother started the nursing home in 1939, i look at health overall in our medical costs. if you look at our total health care costs, we spend most of our resources on trauma and disease. hundred 61 billion on copd, and we have children born addicted to drugs. if you look at our nation, we have to focus on trauma and disease as part of our solutions for health care. one obvious simple change that can be done with diabetes, type two is almost 80%, 90% controllable. snap, there is sugary drinks and candy that is within control and we have to exclude lobbyists. we have to look at the health of our nation and our costs. those are the types of things that we have to include in any type of a health care program. just smoking related disease alone, this will be wild, we could put $50 and if you have a smoking related disease, all of your doctors and health care with access that. we have to take out

we are not going to have a tournament at bedminster or west chester. you are left with nothing.are paying the price for political reasons. liv comes up and says you have the best courses you are available he. we are going to play here. the 9/11 families i understand it but the relationship and the trade relationship and the political relationship never stopped between the countries. and in fact, you could honestly make a case that we don't win the cold war without the saudis they were russian oil all those years. we can't lose influence with that country on international relations front because if we move out, china, russia move. in we lose influence largest, wealthiest saudi country in the world. sunni country in the world. the other thing is, they are all over international sports. i mean, they own international soccer teams. >> steve: right, until liv golf winds up on major network, i don't know that that many people are going to be -- just the general public is going to be that interested of what they are doing. >> ainsley: speaking of bedminster and donald trump. yesterday

el condado de west chester, new york, se han recibido entre 30 y 40% mÁs de pacientes, debido a complicaciones uno de los trabajadores de la casa blanca, a travÉs del hilo telefÓnico. en este comunicado tambiÉn han expresado que el presidente estÁ activo y no tiene mayor complicaciÓn hasta ahora. dejemos que sea nuestro corresponsal edwin pitti que nos reporta cÓmo se ha recibido esta noticia desde la capital del paÍs. te escuchamos atentamente, adelante. edwin: ¿quÉ tal? como lo mencionas, la casa blanca anuncia que esta maÑana el presidente de los estados unidos, joe biden, un hombre de 79 aÑos, ha dado positivo a covid—19. llama poderosamente la atenciÓn que anteriormente al presidente se le hacÍa a pruebas de covid absolutamente todos los dÍas, pero el comunicado que indica la secretarÍa de prensa es que los ya proa que se le hizo al mandatario fue el pasado martes. la casa blanca tambiÉn especifica que el mandatario estÁ completamente inoculado, ya ha recibido dos dosis refuerzo, y ha empezado a tomar el antiviral paxlovid, un tratamiento aprobado de la farmacÉutica pfizer, para que las p