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everybody knows who will rogers is. well, wiley post and will rogers are both pilots. the difference is that wiley post had just one eye. in fact, they were together when they died. but back in 1991, i was still in the house, and a few friends and i recreated the wiley post 1931 flight around the world in my twin engine cessna aircraft. it's hard to believe that that was 30 years ago when we made that trip that left out of oklahoma with several stops on the east coast, then europe, and then the soviet union. wiley post had my plane beat on the travel time. he did his in 8 days. it took me 16 days. looking back, i'm not sure how tom quinn and i survived the stops in the soviet union. i can remember praying, "lord, if you've got more for me to do, get me out of this mess." [laughter] fighting far-left environmentalists. it's no shock to anyone that the washington post has dubbed me public enemy number one for the radical environmentalists for decades now. and for much of my time in the senate, i was chair and ranking member of the environment and public works committee.

one of the world's most famous investors, billionaire jim rogers, said that the united states will nevere able to pay off its government debt and predicts serious economic problems for the country. in the near future. according to rogers, the dollar will eventually lose its status as the main reserve currency. in the primorsky territory, almost 175 private houses and... 637 adjacent areas remain flooded due to flooding. there were heavy rains in the region, after which a sharp rise in river levels began. a state of emergency has been introduced in a number of areas. about 25,000 hectares of farmland fell into the flood zone. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg said that the western military alliance does not yet plan to revise its nuclear doctrine because they do not see a threat. previously in our meath clarified that moscow may change its nuclear doctrine. should we expect new thunderstorms in central russia ? evgeniy tishkavitsa will talk about this. european russia is being gripped by stormy fronts. the region will see brief thunderstorms again this week. should we expect tropica

. >> all right, roger, we will leave it at that. roger in wisconsin, a swing state this election cycle, and 2016, former president trump won it in 2020, president biden one this state. it is crucial for their election bid. the washington post said an aarp poll released tuesday, which was conducted by polling firms that work for the biden and trump campaigns, shows biden trailing trump in wisconsin by six percentage points in a five way contest that includes third-party candidates. biden beat trump in wisconsin by less than a percentage point in 2020. republicans will be holding their convention in milwaukee next week. tune into our coverage here at c-span, you can go to our website, c-span.org, and are free video mobile app, c-span now. we will begin on sunday in milwaukee live with a preview of the republican convention. in pontiac michigan, democratic caller. good morning, gary. >> i'm a retired vet, and i have to say is simple for me, tromp as far as i am concerned is a traitor. i remember that press conference with putin in l --

presidential election in november will be for ukraine. roger, thank you. john?> john: growing concerns about biden's reliance on his family to help make important decisions. mollie hemingway ahead as democrats talk about the growing demo about biden winning inowing november. the country. they worry a lot about being in debt and having the money they need for their families. big credit card balances can add up over time. and now just making the minimum payments can break the family budget. refinance and take control of your credit card debt. call newday usa and get the financial piece of mind that you and your family deserve some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor

that. >> do you think that donald trump and nigel farage are closer than starmer and trump ever will be? rogerw them both and i know that they are. they're very close. and i think this is the stupidest thing i've ever heard. i mean, you know, just as trump gets attacked for whatever he does, they attack nigel. if it was anybody else, they would say, as emma and mike have said, look how wonderful going over there to build the special relationship and extend his sympathies for a man who's just been shot. but because it's nigel, they attack him. it's ridiculous. he's building more goodwill for this country with someone who the current government of this country has dumped all over repeatedly and insulted. and he's a big enough man, trump, to let that go and move on. and nigel is the only one that's repairing it. i'm sure that nigel is saying to trump, they may be a couple of jerks, but give them a chance, etc. for the way they spoke. >> i totally agree and roger as well , david >> i totally agree and roger as well, david lammy and the foreign office in this country and sadiq khan, the mayor of lo

and it will be arriving at such high speed as a pilot will not even know you're under attack. or even if they know that roger attracted will have no time at all to react. and the russians have been using this very successfully to shoot down a ukrainian aircraft and upsets me and it's not going to be any more impervious to this. then. uh, then the, the aircraft that the gradients, i've already been using this, oh, the a pull is in washington. what i found just wasting taxpayer dollars of nato countries. then you'd say, i mean, if you believes it in ski rush or deliberately hit the children's hospital in the past few days, if you believe propaganda, media like the bbc, comcast sky news, cnn, and all these kinds of propaganda stations. they say actually russia is famed for its poor targeting during this ukraine war. and that's why the children's hospitalization, because the russians say it was ukrainian defenses that hit the children's hospital, so catastrophic. well, i mean it's, it's hard to know my, my guess is that this building was unfortunately hit with a russian rock. that's my guess. i want. i want to u

that. >> do you think that donald trump and nigel farage are closer than starmer and trump ever will be? rogerw them both and i know that they are. they're very close. and i think this is the stupidest thing i've ever heard. i mean, you know, just as trump gets attacked for whatever he does, they attack nigel. if it was anybody else, they would say, as emma and mike have said, look how wonderful going over there to build the special relationship and extend his sympathies for a man who's just been shot. but because it's nigel, they attack him. it's ridiculous. he's building more goodwill for this country with someone who the current government of this country has dumped all over repeatedly and insulted. and he's a big enough man, trump, to let that go and move on. and nigel is the only one that's repairing it. i'm sure that nigel is saying to trump, they may be a couple of jerks, but give them a chance, etc. for the way they spoke. >> i totally agree and roger as well , david >> i totally agree and roger as well, david lammy and the foreign office in this country and sadiq khan, the mayor of lo

it was about 2:30 to 3 o'clock in the morning that we landed at will rogers world airport here in oklahoma took them by car on back to el reno. keith morrison (voiceover): and then the sort of thing that almost never happens. on their way back to oklahoma, hatch and ake told the lawmen they wanted to make a statement. we had a semblance of thanksgiving that day will facility, a more modern place just down the block. thanksgiving night, sheriff's deputies collected the two of them, took them around the corner there and down to the sheriff's office so they could deliver those confessions they seem so eager to make. and so they did. apparently, without any remorse or emotion, first, hatch, and then ake, calmly described their activities on that murderous night. they told us they didn't do that kind of stuff, in their words, unless they were drunk. and they had been drinking heavily the day that this happened of october the 15th of '79. taking drugs as well? yes, sir. in one of their areas, they mentioned some speed. ake even mentioned cocaine that they had taken. keith morrison (voiceover): g

between supporters of victory and supporters of putin. will completely change the program on ukraine, taking the republican program of mccall, rogersd turner, then what trump and vance will do, they are completely bound by their plan to capitulate ukraine, and they will be strongly against it, and thus they will finally discredit themselves as putin's agents, well, you know, there are two more indicators or manifestations of certain... processes, they concern not only domestic american agenda, certain global players are already saying so, extremely serious player elon musk did so. a multi-million dollar donation to donald trump's campaign headquarters, and we saw an extremely eloquent photo with johnson, the british prime minister, the favorite of all ukrainians until recently, so this means that a much bigger and broader game is being played. mask's position was well known, he was never a friend of ukraine. i will repeat once again that it is possible to win against trump only by completely changing the concept of the democratic party regarding of ukraine. even after his press conference, after the nato summit, biden continued his

completely changes the program on ukraine, taking the republican program of mccall, rogers and turner, then what willtrump and vance do. they they are completely bound by their plan of capitulation of ukraine, and they will be strongly against it, thereby finally discrediting themselves as putin's agents. well, you know, there are two more indicators or openings. certain political processes and they relate not only to the domestic american agenda, this is what certain global players are already saying, an extremely serious player, elon musk, made a multi-million dollar donation to donald trump's campaign headquarters, and we saw an extremely eloquent photo with the british prime minister until recently erom, favorite of all ukrainians, by johnson, and this means that much more is being done. wider game. musk's position was well known. he was never a friend of ukraine. i will repeat once again that it is possible to win against trump only by completely changing the concept of the democratic party regarding ukraine. biden , even after his press conference after the nato summit, continued his stupid sta

taking the program of the republicans, but not the program of trump. and the mccall rogers turner program, the coming days willucial. and finally, andriy andriyovych, i would like to ask you, what should we do with such a seemingly marginal letter, but from medvedchuk to the trump headquarters, where medvedchuk says that what an attempt on trump, attention, laughter behind the scenes, laughter, tears, of course, but there is a ukrainian trace, that's how medvedchuk formulated it. medvedchuk was activated by russian propaganda. in this whole program of pressure on ukraine , some new hetman of moscow is needed. there were two applicants for this role in moscow: yanukovych and medvedchuk. it seems that in this phantom game of his, putin chose medvedchuk, who fits very organically into this project. but this project, no matter what it is, no matter how washington behaves, ukraine will never accept it. i don't understand this. thank you very much andrii andriyovych for this extremely interesting and informative conversation, i would like to remind our viewers that andrii piontkovskyi, a political scientist who is i

what will be top of the aaenda? ~ ., ., , agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said _ agenda?r reeves has said, she said this _ agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said this in _ agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said this in her - agenda? what roger reeves has said, she said this in her main i said, she said this in her main speech at the treasury last week is that economic growth was to become the new national mission. that is actually what businesses looking for. substantial measures, key measures that will really kick—start economic growth. i think we are likely to see some pieces of legislation announced today which will help achieve that. we are likely to see some sort of planning bill, which puts into action this commitment to get housebuilding going, having national health billing targets. as you say, we are likely to see the establishment of these two new institutions, gb energy on one hand and the national wealth fund on the other. both of which are intended to invest alongside the private sector, especially in terms of renewable energy because labour has a

taking the republican program, but not the trump-vance program, but the mccall rogers turner program, the coming days will. and finally, andrii andriyovych, i would like to ask you. and what about us with such a seemingly marginal letter, but from medvedchuk to trump's headquarters, where medvedchuk says that behind the assassination attempt on trump there is attention, laughter behind the scenes, laughter through tears, of course, but there is a ukrainian trace, this is how medvedchuk formulated, by the way, things, medvedchuk was activated by russian propaganda, in this whole program of pressure on ukraine, some new hetman is needed, who very organically fits into this project, but this project, whatever it may be, however washington behaves , ukraine will never accept, this is not understood in moscow. thank you very much, andriy andriyovych, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation, i would like to remind our viewers that it is now on the air... well, the time of our program has run out, stay tuned on the espresso tv channel, my colleagues will inform you about all the most importan

taking the republican program, but not the trump-vance program, but the macaulay rogers turner program, the coming days willve. and finally, andrii andriyevich, i would like to ask you, what should we do with such a seemingly marginal letter, but from medvedchuk to the trump headquarters, where medvedchuk says that behind the assassination attempt on trump there is attention, laughter behind the scenes, laughter through tears, of course. but there is a ukrainian trace, by the way, medvedchuk was activated by a russian one this is how medvedchuk formulated, by the way, propaganda, in this whole program of pressure on ukraine, a new moscow hetman is needed, there were two candidates for this role in moscow, yanukovych and medvedchuk, it seems that in this phantom game of his, putin chose medvedchuk, who very organically fits into this project, but this project, no matter what... it is, no matter how washington behaves, ukraine will never accept it, moscow does not understand this. thank you, andrii andriyovych, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation. i want to remind our viewers that now

. >> roger's dad was a very strong-willed person. the highway. >> roger learned early to shy away from confrontation with his father. not at all how what was with his new love, darla, when she was around they said, kay's tough hide melted. >> we knew then he really loved her and he was willing to ■ç compromise and do something so he could make her happy. >> did it soft and hidden up a little bit? >> a lot. >> so kay and darla got married. they were as happy as either had ever been. >> he would say widows do we need to do? we are retired and we have plenty of money so we will have fun. >> kay was a rich man. made his money buying gold . >> he had the foresight, he was always, the dollar bill won't be worth anything. >> he put his money in a trust so roger and his other children would inherit everything once he was gone. heaven knows, he was not spending it. worth millions, but? >> he was very frugal. very frugal.■ç i used to say to him, i would say when is it you are going to spend your money? you know? what are you waiting for? >> so

will she be able to match his popularity in the polls ? his popularity in the polls? geopolitical advisor doctor roger be back in a very good afternoon to you. it's 21 minutes past midday. this is sunday with michael portillo. with me. tom harwood sitting in today. portillo. with me. tom harwood sitting in today . now, we're sitting in today. now, we're exactly two weeks on from the assassination attempt on donald trump's life. but how has this affected his campaign to become the 47th president of the united states , after years planning to states, after years planning to face president biden, donald j. trump will now be campaigning against kamala harris in fresh polls taken after president biden stepped aside. trump and harris are locked in a tight race, separated by just a couple of percentage points among likely voters. well will the gap widen over the coming months, or will this be a deeply unpredictable election? well, the united states political analyst, doctor roger gewolb joins me now in the studio. rogen joins me now in the studio. roger. it's interesting. do you think that team trump saw thi

. >> i roger, will finish his point then i'll come straight back. >> i didn't i didn't interrupt you, mean, five minutes ago, people were talking about gavin newsom. so slick. and he's got nobody thought about this lady. what happened was damage limitation. the floor fell through. poor old joe fell through it. nancy pelosi, barack obama , the worst president we've obama, the worst president we've ever had. and a whole bunch of nutters, a whole bunch of nutters, a whole bunch of nutters with respect like you , nutters with respect like you, sir, came up and said, what are we going to do? oh my god, let's grab the vice president and exclude everybody else, not give people just like they've done here four times a chance to vote on the leader of this country. let's just shove her in like they did rishi sunak and liz truss, who were fabulous . if you truss, who were fabulous. if you know who they are and they've stuck her in the woman can't string a sentence together any better than joe biden . she's better than joe biden. she's failed on the border in mexico. i mean, she's got a track rec

will attend that convention. [laughter] just couldn't bare for him -- bear for him to be there. >>> iran promises retribution after hamas' political leader and a top hezbollah commander were killed. kansas senator rogerce the trump rally shooting. law enforcement still has not accessed the shooter's encrypted apps. why can't we get into 'em? kara frederick has the story. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ oh, i wanna dance with somebody. ♪ i wanna feel the heat with somebody. ♪ if yeah, i want ma dance with somebody -- ♪ with somebody who loves me ♪ .. in this great state and be with all of you today. making history, showing the united states and the world how to properly care for our heroes who cared for us we're here to break ground on our newest veterans village. it■ll house ninety of our heroes it is in a state of dilapidation. and we are going to be performing a full renovation of this property in houston, we're able to treat them one on one, and i think that's the real breakthrough that tunnel to towers has made. we treat the veteran as they are where they are. each of these units is an efficiency apartment. it has their own kitchenette with a cooktop, microwave, full size refrigerator and their own bat

if you vote for donald trump, roger 2025 will be implemented. affirmative action is never coming back. they are very clear about that. >> they are not mincing their words. they are very clear about the fact that they are afraid of what america is evolving it to. i wrote a whole book about it, allie. democrats can exploit the fact that america's revolution into this multiracial democracy includes the demographic groups that agree with their policies, that are helped by their policies. so, they need to talk more about the ways in which they will make people's lives better, while also warning them about this threat of autocracy that is going to make their lives tangibly worse. >> zerlina, good to see you . as always, thank you this morning. former director of progressive media for garrett clinton's 2020 campaign. host of mornings with zerlina , author of "the end of white politics how to heal are liberal divide." it is an important and relevant book now. treatment this monday, lester holt down with joe biden for an exclusive one on one interview. w

and because of this there will be more problems in the future, in addition, now many are looking for an alternative to the dollar, no currencies stayed on top forever, rogers yuan, including due to restrictions on investment in russia. after the presidential elections in the united states, washington will in any case remain a faithful ally of nato, this promises. union and nato. together we are stronger than alone, especially now when the war is just a few hours away from our country. this thought should motivate us to continue to support ukraine, for the sake of peace and security there. it’s not in vain that ryut is worried, under him, the netherlands promised ukraine 24 f16 fighters, which may not reach kiev, since the new prime minister of the country will be dick hove from the freedom party, and this is the dutch equivalent of an alternative for germany, that is, the party does not support the brussels military adventures as unprofitable to its own country. by the way, the adg, which won the european elections in east germany, decided at its congress not to impose travel restrictions on its members. moreover, an alternative for germany is considering

will be on the agenda for the new government? economist justin urquhart stewart and doctor roger gewolb, join me now to discuss this. th. i just said at the tail end of that last segment that sir keir starmer will have some economic gifts to inherit, perhaps in the coming months . perhaps in the coming months. inflation is coming down. of course, it's still 2. i believe . course, it's still 2. i believe. but crucially, the bank of england interest rates probably going down in august in turn mortgage payments. is he, you know , as he sort of got the know, as he sort of got the jackpot? well, no, hardly the jackpot? well, no, hardly the jackpot , but it could have been jackpot, but it could have been considerably worse. >> but yes, inflation has been coming down. >> not because, i have to say, because of the last government it was coming down anyway. because remember that inflation was primarily caused because of supply chain issues as a result of wars and all the issues we've got now that's been easing off a little bit. and inflation didn't get embedded into wage rises that we would have seen, say, in the 70s, which k

. >>> we will bring in katie rogers, white house correspondent for the new york times. at that rally in detroit we heard the president take several jobs at donald trump. here's one of them. >> you know how businessman a trump really is think about this. inherited millions of dollars only to squander it. he's filed bankruptcy six times. he even went bankrupt running a casino. i didn't think that was possible. doesn't the house always when? >> he's using fax to callout donald trump as opposed to donald trump who frequently will just put out things he feels like saying and never not rooted in fact. are we going to see speeches that are now less about policy and more targeting trumps proven flaws? >> i think there is a clear recognition among people close to the president that the president was very focused in that debate on explaining policy , defending his agenda and getting all the facts and figures right within the timeframe. that was clearly not the right track for them. they are going forward knowing he needs to be more aggressive about donald trump. >> are they leavi

next i will answer that butot id like to say it's not just me a journalist once asked me roger ebert x number of people i've never been one person, it's always a huge effort may be 100 people in the u.s. government that could be ngo like hostage u.s. i could be another country. members on capitol hill, the media, everyone plays a role. when someone walks off into the night sights of american falls into the arms of their lovedte ones this may be wondering, 200, 300, sometimes thousands of people with one of those people did not do one action that person would not be there. i cannot take any credit. if you are asking what it's like to sit across from these people? some of them are very normal and their relationships are really not that tense. other times you are talking about peopleg whose storm elections they killed their way to the top. you do have to sit right across from them and get right to business. figure out a way to build a relationship and see if you get them to release. used to say the enemy gets a vote. in this t case you come up witha brilliant plan and the second you get

rogers turner. the coming days will be decisive.nd finally, andrii andriyevich, i would like to ask you, how can we be like this, as if it were a marginal letter, but from medvedchuk to trumpovy headquarters, where medvedchuk says that behind the assassination attempt on trump, attention, laughter behind the scenes, laughter through tears, of course, but there is a ukrainian trace, that's how medvedchuk formulated it. by the way, medvedchuk was activated by russian propaganda. this program of pressure on ukraine needs a new hetman of moscow, there were two contenders for this role in moscow, yanukovych and medvedchuk. it seems that in this phantom game of his, putin has chosen medvedchuk, who fits very organically into this project, but this project, whatever it is, however behaved washington, ukraine will never accept, moscow does not understand this. thank you very much, andriy andriyovych. for this extremely interesting and informative conversation, i would like to remind our viewers that andrii pionkovskyi, a political scientist

we will move roger with the camera.me is make america strong again and this is part of it. talking about goldstar families, military families. i was in south carolina to talk about. just a few minutes ago, i talked to south carolina's governor, henry mcmaster. he's been a politician in that state for 40 years. i asked him about j.d. vance and he said to anna -- to be honest i don't know him. now they have ever met him. a longtime republican operative in a key state who has not met this new vice presidential nominee. but he said it doesn't matter to me. as long as trump likes him, i like them to. >> it just to -- it goes to show that these delegates are never the glacier who he is yet. a lot of them do know he was was a very sharp critic of trump. i think he's got to convince him that he's all about boy. especially after the assassination attempt on trump. south carolina but to take some temperatures here beyond just the governor on what they think about the senator becoming the vice president. >> we know you've been spe

will biden resigned from the presidency tomorrow? yes was 34%, thenault 66%. peggy says, no, he was eager to state his plan for the next 6 months. rogergn. biden might need to pardon his sons sentence before leaving office. pete says i don't think so, he's too conceded. -- heavens no, joe biden -- jill biden won't allow him to resign. eric says i think he will if the democrats say he can't serve another 4 years. how can he serve another 4 months? finally, scott says, i doubt he will leave early, he is too stubborn and it is a tough job to give up. thank you all for joining the nightcap, thank you for watching the nightcap and watching america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, we will see you back here again tomorrow night. [♪♪]#1 p to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. live in the moment. ask your doctor ab

rogers says calls for biden to resign will likely only strengthen his family's determination to keepn office. the reason the debate caused such shock in the white house is because they simply did not recognize him during the debate, as many of them told me, it is no longer the first time he behaves like this is the people in the white house with one. the parties are upset because this will affect the elections, but they are also angry because it seems to them that these features of joe biden should be known, at least to his closest aides, but they hid these features not only from them, but also from voters, democratic donors. i think that many aides expected that after a week of preparation, joe biden, who was said to be doing well, that after a week of preparation he would will cope, of course, his answers were not fiery, but he coped well, so... they were surprised by what happened at the debate. i think a lot of people around biden are angry at biden's closest aides for releasing his scene at all, not even because of the election, but because of the impact it will have on his lega

will. so, that transaction market is healing, so to speak. >> roger, you're a well-known voice in democratic circles. deputy secretary under president clinton, as our viewers probably know. should president biden step aside? >> i think today, scott, it's in the hands of the house and senate members who are democrats. if they decide to continue to support president biden as the nominee, i think he'll remain the nominee. if they indicate otherwise, at least a majority of them do, that they would rather have a change, maybe it will be hard for president biden to avoid stepping aside. at this very moment -- and it could change any moment, i suppose -- it looks as those mortgage of them are sticking by president biden. >> what about you? are you, roger? >> well, i have a good relationship with president biden. i've never him a long time. i'm going to leave this in the hands of those who are elected officials who actually have to run for election, unlike me. as i just said, i think that's the relevant area of judgment. we'll see where it goes. right now it looks as though they're inclined to stick

the famous american businessman jim rogers made a disappointing statement about the american economy: the united states willdebts and there will be even more problems in the future. because of this, many are looking for an alternative to the dollar. no currencies stayed on top forever - says rogers. investors are increasingly looking at the chinese yuan. ria novosti first published a video of the internal structure of the atacoms rocket. russian specialists. guidance and flight correction system for an american projectile. they had at their disposal a block of laser gyroscopes and a gps model. i note that these gyroscopes are produced on an industrial scale and are used in aviation. let me remind you that the pentagon transferred to sockets in april. earlier, vladimir putin called this decision another mistake and noted that such weapons create an additional threat, but cannot radically change the situation at the front. parts of the atakoms missile are presented, this is the guidance system, there are three laser ring gyroscopes, thanks to them it is on a built-up ballistic trajectory, this is a gps antenn

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will. bryn, thank you. i appreciate that. kate rogers on starbucks. wrong, the report the last time was a disaster that won't soon be forgotten. there's a lot to make up for with this current report, right? >> that's right. they cut guidance for the full year. i'll take you through the numbers. starbucks will report earnings after market close today. analysts looking for eps of 93 cents adjusted on revenues of $9.24 billion for the quarter. key figure to watch, same-store sales projected to fall in all markets, dropping 2.7%. internationally, 5.1%. in north america, sales declined to drop 2.2%. starbucks is taking steps to remedy the situation. we reported on a new training system for baristas meant to improve the experience for the workers and customers in cafes, including speeding up service times, which is key. it's opened up its app to non-rewards members and uncharacteristically began to offer a value deal of its own with a coffee and food item for $5, to capture back business. stock is down 21% year-to-date. we will see what the quarter looks li

. >> reporter: in fact, rogers says calls for biden to step aside will likely only strengthen the firstamily's resolve for him to stay in. >> the naysayers are key to understanding him. they drive him. they help reinforce his idea of who he is. you can't overcome an obstacle if people don't put it in your way or life doesn't put it in your way. >> reporter: for biden barreling through a thicket of pain, be it personal tragedy or political humiliation, is nothing new. after more than a half century in washington he has endured setbacks time and again, including when many democrats and pundits counted him out in 2020. biden of course ultimately prevailed in that race, defeating then president donald trump. this past week made clear that winning i arematch will be no easy feat. trump is on the march in the polls. and often makes false statements, which he did at the debate. on january 6th, abortion, and his record. >> after this debate are democrats more alarmed about trump's possible return? >> oh, for sure. yeah. of course. more alarmed, absolutely. >> reporter: faz shakir is a top advis

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completely changes the program on ukraine, taking the republican program of mccall, rogers and turner, then as trump and vance willdo, they are completely bound by their plan to surrender ukraine, and they will be strongly against it, and thereby ultimately discredited as putin's agents. cators or manifestations of certain political processes, they concern not only the domestic american agenda, as certain global players are already saying. extremely serious player elon musk made a multi-million dollar donation to donald trump's campaign, right? well, we saw an extremely eloquent photo with the british prime minister, the favorite of all ukrainians, johnson, so this means that... a much bigger and wider game is being played. musk's position was well known. he was never a friend of ukraine. i will repeat once again that you can win against trump only by completely changing the concept of the democratic party regarding ukraine. even after his press conference, after the nato summit, biden continued his stupid statements about avoiding escalation. in my opinion, he is the only person in the administration who continue

you're going, broke the one who said that this knowledge, remember i did a she will be do this knowledge was spoken to the roger the she's so the king had 2 functions can you was known as shop 3, a trip that the one who protects that protection was a 2 levels. one was physical protection. second, most economical protection and code was spiritual protection. so one was wide possibility and to provide but of us. so the king was responsible for providing both prosperity to people and what bus so in that way they were supposed to protect and today be find that more and more people are confused about that. but it was about their life's journey. and therefore, the gate that was traditionally given and followed and practiced by the leaders and the gangs that's for, you know, christianized speaking, a gina was a leader, a king. because the leaders deal with the biggest level of decision making and the decisions with the leaders make impacts maximum number of people. so then for spiritual wisdom, it disappeared to the fog in the mind and it creates clarity. it creates confidence, it creates conviction and creates collab

of course, he says he will, but how do you judge this economy today, roger? way the fed might judge things, if you will, and maybe the way the market might judge it and then there's actually the underlying economy itself. >> so, look, i think the underlying economy is good. i think it's solid. one might even say strong. these numbers we're seeing in terms of unemployment at 4%, that's not a sign of a weak economy, and certainly, you know, job growth in the 200,000 or so, roughly, every month is not a sign of a weak economy. i think the challenge, however, is, one, inflation has already done its dirty work, and so people think about price levels, not just the changes. so, while central banks say, well, inflation's coming down, average households and certainly middle level households are saying, prices have gone way up. there is a whole cadre of people who feel the economy is not good because they have seen their prices go up more so than their wages. and i think we see the other side of this economy, that it's pretty unbalanced. most of the growth is coming fro

thing, which is to be proud of the work that they're doing, not jonah will be wrapping up his summer in san jose, starring as roger in rent a musical that tells the story of a group of friends trying to make it in the big apple right next year. like jonah taking his passion and perseverance from the stage in san jose to the bright lights of new york city everything is grand >ott-1>so talented. well, if you want to see rent in this amazing cast, it runs through this weekend at the montgomery theater in san jose. well that is it for the news at nine. coming up next is the drew barrymore show. and for more local headlines, including weather, you can always join us on our streaming service on cbs news bay area have a wonderful wednesday and we'll see you there [cheers, applause] hello, everybody! yes! yes, douggie's here. ok, i am so excited and honored because a true legend--

it is a race that will be a presidential battleground and currently the republican nominee, mike rogers, is up three. you already have west virginia in the u.s. senate that will become a republican state. now you look at a very competitive michigan. republicans have the majority and then all the other states, montana, pennsylvania, ohio, where we have very strong nominees, wisconsin. potentially puts republicans in a good spot to have a governing majority in the senate. >> john: they were in a good spot in 2022 as well and we know what happened to that. so a lot to discuss in the months ahead. >> absolutely. >> john: gentlemen, thank you, appreciate it. president biden's solo news conference set to start at 6:30 eastern tonight and we'll bring it to you live followed by the best analysis in the business. biden campaign advisors hoping to ease many serious concerns when they meet with senate democrats next hour. it comes as the first sitting democratic senator has now publicly called for biden to end his 2024 campaign. plus big questions about former president obama's role in all of this

. >> i roger, will finish his point then i'll come straight back. >> i didn't i didn't interrupt you,o, people were talking about gavin newsom. so slick. and he's got nobody thought about this lady. what happened was damage limitation. the floor fell through. poor old joe fell through it. nancy pelosi, barack obama , the worst president we've obama, the worst president we've ever had. and a whole bunch of nutters, a whole bunch of nutters, a whole bunch of nutters with respect like you , nutters with respect like you, sir, came up and said, what are we going to do? oh my god, let's grab the vice president and exclude everybody else, not give people just like they've done here four times a chance to vote on the leader of this country. let's just shove her in like they did rishi sunak and liz truss, who were fabulous . if you truss, who were fabulous. if you know who they are and they've stuck her in the woman can't string a sentence together any better than joe biden . she's better than joe biden. she's failed on the border in mexico. i mean, she's got a track record like a train wreck