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and other 3 letter agencies on our editor wyatt read simply because 4 years ago, wyatt listed himself as a producer for press tv, which is the ronnie in state broadcast. or i should say, i work for it, i should say i, i worked for it up to the bbc for a short time quick, and they never told me what to do compared to the bbc when i worked there on the today program. sorry, go ahead. well, according to the washington post and the various books it mobilized, you violated us sanctions simply because you did work for press tv. uh they relied on hack documents to expose a legit payments made to wyatt and they framed it as iranian government payments to a leader of the great zone know and initially to leaders of the greys own as though i were on the i was on the take from iran, they retracted that as well on the taking the payment for journalistic. so it's like cnn paying for someone. exactly, i mean, so he did honest journalistic work when he was starting his career according to even the washington post, had nothing to do with the gray zone at the time. and yet the post, the way they frame

you are now saying back labour, wyatt? the reason of course for backin: labour, wyatt?reason of course for backing the _ labour, wyatt? the reason of course for backing the conservatives - labour, wyatt? the reason of course for backing the conservatives as - labour, wyatt? the reason of course for backing the conservatives as you | for backing the conservatives as you can possibly stand a corby government and isolate the exact same view there but what i have witnessed over the last couple of years with keir starmer in the labour government is a complete change getting rid of the loony left where the extreme socialist policies rather than creating a wealthy britain and what i see as a liberal party committed to gdp growth, committed to the environment and they are my two big hot buttons because without gdp growth you are not going to be able to look after social services and without focusing on the environment there will be no will to look after. tell on the environment there will be no will to look after.— will to look after. tell me about the courtship — will to look

uh they relied on hack documents to expose a legit payments made to wyatt. and they framed it as iranian government payments to a leader of the grades own know, and initially 2 leaders of the greys own as though i were on the, i was on the take from iran, they retracted, that is the taking this payment for journalistic. so it's like cnn paying for someone. exactly. i mean, so he did honest journalistic work when he was starting his career according to even the washington post, had nothing to do with the grade zone at the time. and yet the post, the way they frame it, is that the iranian government is actually paying the gray zone. and so since this articles come out, i've had to, for example, address this with like college buddies who say. so the washington post says that iran controls the grades and what's up with that is really media i $24.00 and it's really the government linked media's out media outlets reported that iran and russia are funding the great zone in a bold print headline. a complete lie that's not even backed up by this washington post artic

his name is wyatt sharp. wyatt joins us now from atlanta. good morning to you.ong day for you. thank you for joining us. tell us how this all came about and why you are interested in covering the presidential debate here in the u.s. >> yeah, really good to be with you, carley. thanks so much. in canada, in particular, our politics is very much kind of stream lined so to speak in the sense of whatever what happens in the united states has a way of trickling down and impacting canadian politics. a lot of canadians are just as interested if not more interested in the american political scene. when the debate was announced i kind of started reaching out to different contacts whether it be networks or some of the people who actually work with cnn asking if it would be a possibility and people were very much welcoming to the idea. and so certainly it's going to be very interesting tonight and there will be a lot to watch for, that's for sure. >> carley: wyatt, when did your journalism career begin and where did your interest in politics come from? >> it was an overall

washington post reporter asked to speak to his lawyer about wyatt's the legend, sanctions violations. when was the last time you heard about a journalist asked, asking to speak to another journalist lawyer. he then amended that email and removed that request, which is highly unusual for a journalist, but this is what you could call a journal cop or a journal snitch, who's relying entirely entirely on sources that are connected to the us government . including a known f b i, informant neil rout. houser who supposedly obtain these hack documents which were themselves hacked by the m e k. a coltish or anti, or ron regime change organization sponsored by as rarely, and saudi intelligence. and which told people something that wyatt had already been public about, which is that he, it had been a producer for prestige that he put that in his twitter by him. he can no longer respond to by saturday. of course, after the deal that was broken in china, but usually funded by historically they have been west and it's almost as big as a man. and when i was living entire on the bombing the terrace ba

. >> and what happened to taylor and wyatt may well wind up being the tip of the iceberg. it is not if, but when. >> reporter: malcolm brooks says his nephew, they were avid outdoorsman and taught from a very young age what to do if they encountered a mountain lion. but nothing could have prepared them for what happened on march 23. >> and my initial reaction to it was this has to be some kind of like a weird joke. >> reporter: the mountain lion first attacked wyatt. they would try to fight that lion off his brother, but ultimately dragged off by the mountain lion and killed. >> it's the first documented record ever in the united states. a pair of adult size men being confronted and face head on with a lion. >> reporter: since the attack, the uncle says he has been extensively researching mountain lions, an action that could be taken, specifically regarding proposition 117. the proposition passed in 1990 and established mountain lions as a specifically protected mammal under state law. he says the problem is california department of fish and wildlife put a three-strike pol

wyatt, thank you for joining us.wimmers in our story were very lucky that an off-duty lifeguard happened to be in the area. that's not always going to be the case. what should people keep in mind when they head to the beach? >> good morning, will. it's a fine "gma" day, and this is a great story. we salute you, mariano. yes. it's very important to know before you go because drowning can be prevented. check the internet. check the weather. the most important thing, you want to know where the lifeguard is. being in front of a lifeguard, your chance of drowning is 1 in 18 million. it's all about preparing before you get to the beach and then know before you go. >> will: know before you go. very important, and what about now, parents with kids? they've taken some swim lessons, but this is a busy team. everyone's heading to the pool around july 4th. if folks are at the pool, how closely should the kids be monitored when there's a bunch of parents around? >> no matter how good you think your family members swim, there shou

i'm going to have to refer to the state department for anything else on >> wyatt now and not earlier? what does it mean for ukrainians are there of those missiles? less time for them to be delivered to be the quality change here? >> as i am sure military program supports numerous countries around the world. but in this particular c terms of why now? what we are see once again trying to destroy re. need additional air defense capabilities which is a get a topic or talk about last week. providing with interceptors extensional this prompted t near-term plan deliveries o to ukraine. that is the reason for why now. will increase their inventories more quickly to enable them to continue to defend the criticalucture and the civilian population. >> an ukraine. the alleys of the united states would hold them to fill that gap. could you speak more about that? >> will not speak for ukraine other than to say again secretary often highlighted last week in brussels. oh by has been talking about for a long time is air defense c priority. ukraine defense contacters are coming together to find ways to

has counters mine fields, light, possible landing zones, made unusable, and kilometers, have bombed wyatt rode out. in addition, numerous lowlands in the hinterland of flooded to prevent the landing of power, troopers and congo, glide as the germans are preparing for the attack. they are not afraid of it. when it comes to the doctor gave him the guns. yeah, i think i'm the best way to get them romo rights that his wife. let's see. i'm area . so i face the battle with the best of confidence eyes and how would be happy to be able to say the same. at the end of march, the necessary ships and landing craft a still not available with a heavy hans, he decides to postpone overload by a month and there was more bad news. 3 months before the start of the attack, the time troop strength has by no means being reached. while i have, you will attached to different most parts of the one and a half 1000000 soldiers are still in the us. in view of the shortage of men and ships being tied in denver seems to be in jeopardy. but the american troop organizes up to the challenge between november 1943 and may

has counters mine fields, laid possible, landing zones, made unusable, and kilometers, have bombed wyatt rode out. in addition, numerous lowlands in the hinterland flooded to prevent the landing of power troopers and congo, glide as the germans are preparing for the attack. they. i'm not afraid of it when it comes to the doctor gave him the guns. yeah, i think i'm the best of way to get them ramo ryan's to his wife. let's see. i'm area. so i face the battle with the best of confidence eyes and how would be happy to be able to say the same. at the end of march, the necessary ships and landing craft a still not available with a heavy hans, he decides to postpone overload by a month and there was more bad news. 3 months before the start of the attack, the time troop strength has by no means being reached. while i have you will, we attach to different most parts of the one and a half 1000000 soldiers are still in the us. in view of the shortage of men and ships being tight endeavor seems to be in jeopardy. but the american troop organizes up to the challenge between november 1943 and the may

wyatt. uh order is that i'm would go cyan noticing. so think of something going on a little bit the vanya origin that was put us to the notes i filled out to you for an ongoing steining ac on, on your ridge, some old stuff for my mother's missing dozen times for numbers, pretty much on each. the issue of each time you should i put them in there. they do know that it means we're skip cutting. the nature of ones you have a demick was understood in march 2021. when russian ministry of defense representatives acquired documents from a ukranian lab whose specialist was studying pathogenic insects and pathogen infected, broad migration studies, the super for you should be able to say to you and also let you know what the most is for somebody else on the bus, they're going to choose me give you a shift. you don't see it was a couple things you'll know very, but i still don't wanna do it at the end. this cut, the deep cigarette bishop or something others. what is new cause the collection an analysis of via materials containing strains of highl

the gigs wyatt says he stormed and says, fight the parliament buildings in the capital on tuesday. and when the, those who set fire to parliament are not our children, they are criminals. and we are going to look for them. they are not our children, we will find them. they can't escape because they can't destroy human beings. we will talk to our youth. we have the strength of our youth before, but the k lips, the chorus, and those criminal is $2.00. we will also deal with them. as far as syria is concerned, no one can go and destroy another person, business and or destroyed government houses, destroyed public property quite a bit. so we must separate the issues that our young people are raising and the criminality of those who are looting people shops, the destroying public property, dreamy protest of stones, the parliament building on tuesday, assessing it on fire. canyon's on good are the controversial finance. so let's close the steep tax increases to pay off the country's debt. so especially those to the washington based on this human rights watch reported it. and these, those

it's much wyatt across more northern areas, but the thunder storms continue for the northeast. those 7 sister states seeing some very wet weather on monday. that is not the case with the north west of india and into pakistan. temperatures are picking back up into the mid fourties over the next few days. and it's all to protest that has the amber warnings doubtful those exception the high temperatures cases like very nicely seen the temperature sit well above the average, we should be 38 degrees celsius. well, with picking out the mid forties and above through to choose day. now to repeat weather pattern as well for east asia, very heavy rain effecting southern pots of china onto japan as well. that both of rain is set to push its way east of the next few days, things will improve and it remains very hot. i'm most settled in northern china, the unique perspective, a deep sake image of donald trump, with flag folders to try to win over black voters. these aren't real, but the harm is incredibly realized on hud voices. it's our responsibility to make sure that future generations a

but can i interrupt the asked to why it will ask you that matthew wyatt smelting off. why it's not coming in lots of the reasons for those a trucks not getting into the knowles of gaza. i'm at the moment, we're reliant on essentially one power to, to get into the northern garza and north of jobs. and that sort of the key entry point that actually at the entry point into the northwest. however, we actually want a need to have every card or functioning assistance coming in from the know the central. so we need the assistance to, to come a multi set to requirements, not just food. we need the services to be provided, not just in time, a to be handed over. so there's a lot more that needs to be done. it needs an active was that we are constantly j e having to negotiate the access and navigate through what is the was i to get assistance to people that need not so incredibly complicated. it could all be much easier if there was a face fine. but we haven't had a sweet spot before we talked about the see sign about navigating a into the causal strip. let's talk about the negot

i asked to why it's, well, may i ask you that matthew wyatt smelting off? why it's not coming in lots of the reasons for those a trucks not getting into the north of casa, i'm at the moment, we're reliant on essentially one power to, to get into the northern garza and also the jobs are. and that sort of the key entry point that actually offer the entry point into the northwest. however, we actually once a need to have every. busy functioning assistance coming in from the know the central, the south. we need the assistance to, to come a multi set to requirements, not just food. we need the services to be provided, not just in time, a to be handed over. so there's a lot more that needs to be done. it needs an active was that we are constantly having to negotiate the access and navigate through what is the was i to get assistance to people that need not so incredibly complicated. it could all be much easier if there was a face fine, but we haven't had a sweet spot before we talked about the see sign about navigating a into the gaza strip. let's talk about the

launch the attack on cafe shit. 3 kilometers, and 11 is border, is military says is investigating wyatt's forces failed to sound warning. simon's financial benjamin netanyahu says, exchanges a fight, a long 11, who's bought a consumer escalate. the has been renewed as far as the between sedans, army and the bottom industries rapids support forces in the west and the city of, of sasha. both sides are using heavy weapons and artillery fighting an old fashion begun in mid may. the city serves as a hub for humanitarian operations. java from the cities. metrics have been fighting for control of the country since april last year. at least 14000 people have died since then. all fall should and north. the 4th state is the last strong hold of the internationally recognized government, yada service. taking control of nearly all the other main cities and the state. local long groups have broken the months of neutrality, declaring allegiance to the army because they say they're worried. the state is going to fall completely to the r s f. all fossil has also been a key supply would for aid, and the co

wyatt joe with this case to get before the supreme court?portunity whether the take it or not to give us her due process clause back. equal protection clause of backup. it is not up to a prosecutor and a judge. a rogue prosecutor edit rogue judge for that matter to destroy and nullify the due process clause of the fifth and 14th amendment. by the equal protection clause of the fifth and 14th amendment. with the same democrat party that rejected the constitution. the same democrat party that fought the due process clause that fought the equal protection clause the same democrat party that after the civil war, despite the fifth amendment despite the civil war amendment, the 14th amendment, still supported segregation. still supported new gen x, still supported and back to jim crow. nobody is a better figure, illustration of that than joe biden. now they do it for different reasons. and they do it in a different way. but it does not change who they are and what they are. they hate the constitution as they must. as they adopt increasingly aggres

the waytaleo, i think wyatt was f have conversations about issues that don't facts on the resource, andolitics out of the conversation. rep. garcia: let's give her a big round of applause. marissa, what about you? >> just piggybacking off of that. not to forget that we're talking about human beings, babies, and people. when you are talking about that i will just share a quick story. my parents were immigrants. we had just supported a shelter opening in chicago that is led by a nonprofit. they are completely taking it on by themselves. there was a who had a child who was less than a year old. asked where i was born, where my family was from? d then she was like, she asked what their story was essentially, i looked at her and her son, and said my father was your son's age when he came here, and she gotry-eyed and says that makes me so hopeful, because i am looking at my son and i know this will change future generations in my family. want to share that story. remember that is the focal point in why we are doing the work we are doing timpact the lives of families and of babies. [applause]

the attack on her face. 3 kilometers lebanese border is there, as military says, is investigating wyatt's forces failed to sound warning signs and other news has been renewed. fighting between sedans, army and the bottom of the 3 rapids support forces. is it on the north dock for states? fighting in the cities or fashion begun in mid may. various serves as a hub for humanitarian operations. counter i sat on the city, these metrics, i've been fighting for control over the country since april last year. at least 14000 people have done some studies. and those are the headlines. don't forget, of course the website. i'll just hit a dot com. now, back to witness the warranty and not with the building of the americas, i would be amazing if we found a native american connection. wow. the must be somewhere. the. the ancestors of native americans in siberia. no. wow. how many scholars that you're measuring like this, all of them, because they charge the, well, they look very well for sure to. has anybody done any on any of these? okay, so we could potentially be, i mean these could be related to na

of energized independent women out to the polls as it did in 2022, is it's done when it's won state wyattoing to be interesting politically how we see it play out also in the senate races because in swing states of arizona and nevada, it's very likely to be on the ballot come this november, which will drive turnout. but the biden team is absolutely right to release that kind of statement. and i hope we hear a lot of the personal stories of women who have suffered since dobbs has gone into effect. >> we should note. because, i mean, the news cyclist is so relentless, we are on to the next thing. the abortion rights is still front and center to for many americans. for many, many people many, men and women alike that is the desk issue. if that is the defining issue it's one undefeated at ballot box since dobbs. >> yeah. let's not forget that this is health care. the reason it's front and center, it leads to decisions about a woman's body and her reproductive health care. so, yes, it affects a lot of people all over the country. it will provide to be a telling moment because i think often we

stay in canada, wyatt. >> carley: the conch of the debate starts at 8:00 eastern. tune in to "fox & friends first" an hour early tomorrow starting at 4:00 a.m. eastern time followed by "fox & friends" at 5:00. >> todd: we will have some fun tonight. right now, "fox & friends" begins. have great one, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. june 27th, this is "fox & friends." that was the easy part. this morning the family of jocelyn mourning her loss and preparing for her funeral. secretary mayorkas is responding to a question about illegal immigrants charged with her murder individual responsible for the heinous criminal act is the criminal. >> brian: really? we will ask governor greg abbott about that. >> carley: plus, the cnn presidential debate is tonight. we are continuing our "fox & friends" exclusive series talking to the possible v.p. contenders this morning for donald trump. tim scott and his fiancee. >> kid growing up in property in charleston and having an opportunity to influence this country. >> he is devoted to his lord and savior, his fr

his name is wyatt werneth, and he said lifeguards have long known that certain swimsuit colors are more visible underwater. have a listen shubi, very important to make sure that you brush your child in a bright-colored, something that stands out to me apartment. don't want colors that blend in with the ocean or mature written, or even, even black. >> kids. why on the black line, you can't see you want to be able to see them especially like just a crowd yeah. >> so fred obviously, yeah. this is just one step that you can take there so many other water safety tips out there, but it's something that we often don't think about ripe. >> what are some of the other things that parents perhaps do need to be thinking about, right? >> so of course, enroll your child in swim lessons definitely make sure that we're going to lifejacket when it's appropriate. make sure your pool is enclosed. so someone doesn't accidentally fall in the pool. learn cpr in case there is an emergency where you have to step in. and we know that sadly drowning is the leading cause of death for children ages one so forth. s

but tomorrow, excessive heat, wyatt watches and advisories kicking into gear.ow morning at 08:00am with temperatures. as i mentioned, the warmest of the year so far, pull tuesday and wednesday today, just 60's and 70's ahead of the heat wave rania. all right, john, thank you for that look at really great. which is surprising. >> in the 8 o'clock hour, we typically have a lot more traffic on the bay bridge. look 15 minutes it's lit. seems like maybe today could be a work from home day for a lot of folks. 15 minutes longer. san mateo bridge, the richmond, sandra, fell down to 12 and the golden gate bridge on the really worry about is that fog that you see there a 30 minute ride. so some folks are taking their time and driving slow darya. james, back to you. thank you, renee 31 this morning, the santa clara county sheriff's office is looking for a second victim. >> in an assault case. yeah. that attack happened on the vta platform. >> deputies arrested a suspect on friday. a crop was jack moment has the latest now on reaction from riders. >> the video you're about

the way that neo, ihs think wyatt was formed was to have conversations about issues that don't delve >> just piggybacking off of that. to forget that we're talking about human beings,■t babies, ad people. when you are talking about that and taking politics out ofi wil. my parents were immigrants. we had just supported a shelterd by a nonprofit. they are completely taking it on by themselves. there was a mother child who was less than a year old. she looked at me and asked where i was born, where my family was from? was like, she asked what their story was, ■■essentially, i looked at her d her son, and said my father was ur age when he came here, and she got teary-eyed and saysmakes me so hopeful, because i am looking at my son and i know this wi change future generations in my family. iremember that is theoing, to is of families and of babies. [applause] rep. garcia: thank you very much. finally, andrea, any final advice about how folks can be engaged or changes that need to be made? andrea:■ i want to agree with al of that great a part of me that has been d.c. too long has a specifi

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i speak to wyatt laza, yet about this he's a ceo of engage, which is a muslim civic and political organization based in the us. thank you so much. while for joining us on alger 0. so did jamal bowman lucy election because of his vocal criticism of israel and is repeated questioning the bottom administration support for his rep. and certainly, if you look at the historic spending by pro, is there a groups including a back and others, there are very public reasoning for marshalling. these funds that guest him and spending him on tv ads and digital advertising was because of his criticism of his really policies, particularly in it as his call for a cease fire, as simply tim calling for pals to the and freedom and human rights. and that is, that is why this money was directed at him and unfortunately, and despite a lot of efforts including by organizations to defend his seat, it was just too much money for this election. right. a fax spends nearly $15000000.00 in the primary to unseat bowman. do you think the pro israel lobby has basically bought the democratic party? you know, it's hard. it's har

and wyatt is already providing 13 million people in 45 countries, digital solutions. i call a successful partnership already started. [applause] how is that working and what is it doing? >> we have partners in the room developing and 2017 was a five-year commitment and that long-term commitment allowed us to iterate to make things better which is so important in terms of innovation the goal of that so in 2017 all of the data collection was mostly manual so specially for monitoring and evaluation the digitization and low collectivity environment enabled us to brain tools like data analytics that allows us to adopt programs real time what is working and what is not to allow us to see the analytical tools. another thing in northern kenya to help those populations that are underserved helping to train the government on how to look at geospatial analysis and ather data to understand the shocks that are ahead of. >> last year was goal. now we are totally off track at 12 percent may be 15 percent. is there any hope that technology or the world question is there any hope it c

in one sense i see myself as new o see myself as returning to the land after i met wyatt who was alreadyming at the time it became involved in agriculture the shared experience in building a farm and brings great joy and we face many challenges it's exciting to grow our business adding 100 more acres of hay and buying our first tractor this year, we cannot afford land of her own and marka program that might've helped us get a better start and help support many beginning in underserved farmers in the future is expanded and the usda increasingly in capital naxos market program, said inducement land access security and opportunity act would reactivate and improve the usda program which is a locally led community-based approach to help beginning in underserved farmers succeed. i hope will be in the next farmville. >> managing risks on a farm is important to us, especially considering the impact of climate change using conservation practices helps to her part to tackle climate change and build resilience regardless there is bipartisan support for including inflation reduction act funding for

criminal barrister tony wyatt.mystery. >> i left my glasses outside, so it was still a mystery to me. >> okay, i could see the picture, but i didn't know it was me. >> oh, you didn't realise it was blurred. tony, thank you very much for coming in. thanks for having me. right. so talk to me. what have you been up to since we last spoke? because we talked about your career and you do a lot of boxing and stuff like that. >> since we last spoke, i've been working on the paperback version of this. oh, i've knocked it over the shadow, the shadow network, which was my fifth book. >> i've been working on the sixth book. >> i'm also working on another project. >> i can't tell you about, but hopefully i'll be able to come back and tell you about in a in a little while. >> i have another writing project, which is a project , project, which is a project, again under the name tony kent. >> and yeah, so working on those, i've been carrying on with my work as a barrister. >> trialling here, there and everywhere, although not quit

you had all the westerns, wyatt earp, baseball movies, jfk. >> all of them. >> so you kind of learn about don't know, i would imagine intimidating. >> it is intimidating. he's very particular. he's very detailed. that's because he's had this idea for like 30 plus years. >> yeah. >> i think it was a lot like the voice in "field of dreams." he was saying, if you build it, they will come. i like working with guys that are passionate, and i like working with guys that do their own thing and forge their own trail. so i'm there to help him. >> by the way, your accent is on point. did it take a lot to get there? >> it always takes a lot. >> i love how you compared -- i was reading an article you wrote. you compared fame to surfing. you enjoy surfing. will you describe that? because i haven't heard it said that way. when you ride a wave, you are on top and the world is cheering for you. >> you can talk to many actors and they will tell you at some point they will be right on that crest. and then it will break. it does. colin farrell told me, it is up to you whether you get washed up on the shore

. >> hi to my brother wyatt, in st. cheers and applause ]. >> sweetest family right there you're looking at. welcome back. looking at all these sweet people. happy to have you in. it's a thursday morning. so glad that you are hanging out with us here summertime rockefeller center. >> have you along and join us tomorrow, one of our most beloved traditions, today dads getting together for a little bonding time. wow. look at you guys are cool. >> styling. >> we had a good time. we had a really good time. >> this is really fun. this was especially fun. carson took us around for a spin in brooklyn there. that was a classic '75 chevy. carson drove us around. then we hopped and had pizza, voted best pizza joint in new york. >> really? >> we made some pies. we had some drinks. we shared a really cool conversation about the ups and downs of fatherhood. >> that will be fun. we look forward it to. >>> a check of your news, 8:00 on a thursday morning. we begin with the historic flooding in the south this morning. parts of florida h