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The 2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump promised to slash energy and electric prices by 50 percent within his first year in office during remarks at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania. He also touched on several key campaign issues, including crime, law enforcement, and border security. The former president invited David McCormick, the 2024 U.S. Senate nominee in Pennsylvania, to speak briefly to the crowd. Former President Trump's Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, held a 1-point advantage in the FiveThirtyEight average of presidential polls in the Keystone State on the day of this rally. Sponsor: Trump Presidential Campaign

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"I will engage in what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation," 2024 Democratic presidential nominee and Vice President Kamala Harris said when unveiling more details on her self-proclaimed "opportunity economy." Her agenda had three main parts: lowering costs, investing in American innovation,, and leading the global economy. Her remarks came a day after former President Donald Trump said he intended to impose high tariffs on foreign products coming into the U.S. in an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the country. The Economic Club of Pittsburgh hosted the event. Vice President Harris held a one-point lead in the FiveThirtyEight polling average for Pennsylvania on the day this event was held, and the three most recently released polls had her and her Republican rival, former President Trump, tied. Sponsor: Harris Presidential Campaign

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and the son continues to get rich for something he has no experience in. i do believe. at some point, this is now that story will make it into the political bloodstream. and it may be the dominoes that now begin to fall where democrats push joe biden out. your thoughts? >> i wholeheartedly agree, sean. and as you articulately outculae already, that this will bes a sweeping of the biden family and perhaps rico charges wherem they would be appropriately fired. something tog else that's going to happen, sean, is when republicans take back the white house and weacther will be backn there in 18 months or less, you know what's going to happesb ? the department of justice, the prosecutors will be prosecuted. the bad ones, the investigators will be investigated because. the deep state last term for president trump, they were hiding the shadows, but now they have a spotlight on them and they can all bean investigated and the house needs to be cleaned out because now we know who most of them of are. there's a record of it and. we can clean house next term, hp and that's what has to happepen tammy, let's get your take. uld beyou know, i appreciate marco rubio's attitude about worrying about this is going to be, in a way, a for tat. but let's look at how this started. you knowtarted a, this particulr environment and the attacks on donalumd trump did not suddenly just arise out ofe. a unicorn in rainbow world where everything was just fine. twe've seen this kind ofming behavior for generations coming out of washington. so, you know, we think about the irs, the tea party, lois lerner, the fact thatppen nothing happeneded effectively m to people like it. comeand oty and others who didel the russia dossier hoax, you know, they go on, they makie millions of dollars, they write

the speech just ended, putin still on stage, what are your thoughts on what he had to say. >> spoon and the chinese have upgraded their nuclear missile arsenal and that is something we are getting to do ourselves, it is in the new budget that the president and congress just approved. he does have new capabilities, he has gone back to tactical nuclear weapons, something we had in the past and agreed to get rid of during the 1980s intermediate force discussions, what he introduced as a cruise missile, surface missile, that is a very good missile to be sure and it will carry a nuclear tipped weapon and also has an undersea drone doing the same thing. we are proposing, the president has not approved it yet but we are proposing to do much the same in developing tactical nuclear weapons. what we found, the best defense against nuclear weapons is to have a common like weapon yourself.

. it's a critical point to the earthquake relief effort. john holman, al jazeera, both of those students in china will soon be learning about present changing things . political ideology in school, the goal is to encourage loyalty to the chinese communist party and its leader. katrina, you has more from beijing, a chinese president, she didn't pick towards the countries no doubt. speaking about the importance of preserving relics of the past. officials in beijing were announcing changes to ensure loyalty to him and the chinese communist party in the future. the political ideology of sheet and ping, known as she thought, will soon be produced in school curriculum and be taught to children as young as 60 years old. younger generations, things in the waste, somewhat different from the older generations. it becomes even more important

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he will be a strong for georgia at the time when georgia needs it when georgia has to be on your minds, you americans -- jackie: we've been reporting that one of trump's, you know, first initiatives is going to be having this call or maybe a meeting with russian president vladimir putin. what would you encourage him to say on that call? >> handle handle off georgia, hands off the caucus that is an interest of the western countries it cannot become again a dominated region dominated by russia. it has to be a region that exist on its own. and that has been for history, for centuries has been a place for different civilizations meetings, and it has been a place where european values are always been at the center stage and country that society is a vibrant civil society that wants

serious disease, in places like argentina, chile, south africa, and australia. we can expect when the schools open and we get to our fall and winter, we'll be seeing a lot of cases of flu. it hasn't gone away. we've seen it break out in camps during the summer here in the united states. but if things go the way flu usually goes, we will very likely see an upsurge of cases in the fall. when they start seeing that, i think people's minds will change about getting vaccinated. >> right. the urgency is ramped up. let's take a trip back in time. people who remember 2 '70s remember president ford and disco. and this public service announcement. take a look. >> a swine flu epidemic may be coming. it could make you very sick. >> my best friend, dottie. dottie had a heart condition and she died. >> that campaign convinced some 40 million people to get immunized at the time. but the flu killed one person, while the vaccine killed 25 and paralyzed hundreds more.

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light rain to northern ireland. but to start things off, we�*ve got some mist. and we�*ve got some fog around that should slowly lift into low cloud across many central and eastern areas further north and west. generally more sunshine again, but for northern ireland it will cloud over with a few spots of light rain later on. still looking at ten degrees for the likes of belfast, but only three or four under those cloudier skies for central and eastern areas into monday. and as that weather front sinks south, it will tend to dissipate. but it could bring some light rain to parts of north wales, northern england too. sunny spells either side of that band and temperatures perhaps up a degree or so, particularly where you�*ve had the chilly few days for central and eastern areas. six or seven degrees possible, nine or ten further north. it�*s relatively quiet as we head through the first part of next week, because we�*ll be between weather systems for a time, but lurking to the south and the west areas of low pressure, and towards the end of the week they are likely to move in, bringing us some more unsettled weather. so the next few days, still fairly chilly, some clouds and mist and some fog around. more unsettled towards the end of the week, but temperatures should just about be on the rise too.

we are tied at 1-1. a little trickeration there. 73rd minute. united with the corner click, great placement in front of the goal, complete chaos ensues, pitchen knocks it home. d.c. grabs the 2-1 lead. chicago tied it up at 2-2. that's how it would end. united is 0-2-1 on the season. >>> now, we told you earlier in the newscast, our own diana tells us jackson is scheduled to visit the redskins. he would add depth on the field and probably someone the skins could have used tonight on the basketball court. this is from the comcast center, the skins versus ravens on the hardwood, and that is terrell suggs, a large man for the ravens. he can also move. there we go. this is deangelo hall, running the point. he has nice handles there. good move. lots of fun. lots of money raised.

tren amtrak que acabó con la vida de ocho personas en filadelfia, la junta de seguridad revela que el maquinista no estaba usando el teléfono celular al momento del choque, se había sugerido anteriormente, ahora considerar otras posibles causas del percance, donde ya aclararon que el ferrocarril iba a 105 millas por hora antes de descarrilarse en una curva cerrada. y el número de ancianos en estados unidos supera los 39 millones según las últimas cifras, y con los años llegan decisiones que deben tomarnos solos los de la tercera edad, sino también sus familiares, una muy importante tiene que ver con las casas de cuidados, danay primero nos explica porque a los hispanos nos cuesta más considerar esta opción. ♪ ♪ danay: a sus 96 años maría a un toca el piano para el público que jamás se habría imaginado

tragedia en colorado. >>> hola que tal, y muchísimas gracias de dejarnos ser parte de su domingo 22 de julio. comenzamos en aurora colorado, con cristina londoño, que se encuentra frente al cine, donde el viernes ocurrió esta terrible tragedia. cristina, adelante, buenos días. >>> josé, muy buenos días para ti, una terrible tragedia que estamos aprendiendo, pudo haber sido peor. las intenciones de joiames holm eran más graves. quería un baño de sangre mayor a lo que se vio aquí. hizo de su departamento una trampa mortal, encontraron una cantidad de químicos y tuvieron que hacer varias detonaciones, se llevaron más material a remotas, tuvieron que hacer más detonaciones allí. y esta mañana, estamos conociendo que el cargador del

it was a triple a credit a long time ago. there's been a huge buildup in corporate debt, not only in the united states, but overseas corporate u.s. dollar debt. so i think we have to look at that as a potential fault line. i don't -- the big question is whether we're seeing a breakup now and it doesn't feel like the kind of moment where in 2007, 2008. i think if there's going to be a problem in these financial markets, that could be one area where we see it in the years ahead. maria: stephanie pomboy sent me a chart, basically has the interest expense on public debt versus the average interest rate on debt. and as we see even the federal debt grow, the way it has, we're spending $1 billion a day on interest payments, brian. i mean, i know markets don't care about this right now but they don't care about it until when they do, right? >> you look at the chart you're looking at there, it's awfully scary. if interest rates move the way

sitting on it. i don't think the senate should make the case the house should have made in their presentation. the charges are pretty thin, i don't see anything impeachable in that. just not the job of the senate so make the case the house should have made in their impeachment articles. >> again, donald trump would not let their witnesses testify so now they're saying those witnesses did not testify, therefore, there is no case. now they're saying we demand the trial with none of those witnesses. democrats are never going to agree that. chuck schumer is not going to agree to that. either donald trump sit there and impeach in agony and gets no trial or the democrats negotiated a deal which some of these witnesses testified and neither of these are good for him. i don't see how any of this is good for him. and finally, i love it, right?

por crímenes de guerra, lo que se dice es que este señor ha estado captando niños, para secuestrarlos, para unirlos a suuerrilla, son muy graves las acusaciones, que han en su contra. todo mundo quiere hacer eco de llamado de captura de este señor, vemos al chico que realiza el documental, y el presidente obama creó una ley para su captura. ahora salió gente diciendo que están inflados, los números, que el número de víctimas no es el que él dice, y todo mundo se contagió de la fobia por este hombre, lo que dice ahora que no todo es tan grave. >> ayer todo el mundo alaba de eso,

>> la policía dijo que el pregunto secuestrador fue detenido e identificado gregorio gonzález de 24 años de edad quien estaba bajo libertad condicional por una sentencia de violencia doméstica. >> una encuesta de asociada ica f k, reveló qurta amadeh@despier estadounidenses blancos de clase obrera apoyan más a los republicanos. en una proporción de 58 a 36 %. en washington el padre de rta r contra el funeral de su hijo que en los letreros entre otras

gaza has been a real blight on the record of the biden administration. the double standards between how the us administration approached human rights _ administration approached human rights and the protection of civilians _ rights and the protection of civilians in ukraine, where they— civilians in ukraine, where they threw everything that they had, _ they threw everything that they had, the — they threw everything that they had, the diplomatic pressure, their— had, the diplomatic pressure, their role _ had, the diplomatic pressure, their role in the multilateral system _ their role in the multilateral

>> hubo un momento en que... >> la cosa se puso fuerte. >> eactamente. >> hoy en primer impacto. envuelto en llamas terminan el cliente en un restaurante por la negligencia de una mesera. un maquinista ebrio desata el terror en un tren que echa a andar con las puertas abiertas, y las imágenes son impactantes. con un puñetazo en el rostro la deja inconciente como si fuera un animal. tenemos una seria advertencia para todos los padres por un virus. es una estrella de alma extrema, y nos lanzamos con increíble aventura que no se

>> eso es lo que debo hacer, mamá. >> es que si no te vas a quedar con él por lástima, maru. hija, te estás condenando a la infelicidad. >> ¿y si no me quedo con él, si lo abandono, mamá? me estoy condenando a una vida llena de culpas y remordimientos. prefiero la primera condena. por lo menos, voy a tener la seguridad de que hice lo correcto. ♪. >> ay, maru, maru! es que si se queda con él, no va a ser feliz. >> y si lo deja, la culpa no la va a dejar ser feliz. ¿por qué pasan estas cosas, mamá? >> ay, son esas pruebas que nos pone la vida en frente. >> pero por qué, eso es lo que no entiendo, ¿por qué la vida siempre nos pone pruebas, por qué? ♪.

and this is probably true for many ofny you, history was the driest subject i could imagine. memorizing events and dates and kings and generals was and is not my idea of fun but that isn't what it is. it's about people. think about the word itself. his story, history. it also should be her story but that's another lecture. [laughter] h i work hard to tell the story through people. history after all is made and shaped by people. coming up p with ideas for books and doing the research i look for characters who've made a difference but have never had much attention paid to them. people that are forgotten heroes. that is a common thread in all of my books. they all focus in some way on unsung heroes.

falta ese abrazo, ese cariño, ese amor, la verdad que la gente lo agradece. karla: y vamos a seguir . vamos con más. alan: chiquis rivera tiene algo que decir a quienes la critican por cantar canciones de su mamá jenny rivera. karla: se hace virar la imagen de la novia de jeff bezos a leonardo dicaprio—— los comentarios en "sin rollo". alan: te diremos que mi vida sería difícil de conseguir para la fiesta de acción de gracias. karla: no me digas! alan: es el vino que tanto te tomas. hay algo que te quería preguntar. ay, no, mi amor, no sé... el nuevo iphone 13 pro está aquí. ¿te cambias a t-mobile conmigo? ¡claro que sí! enamórate del iphone. ahora, los clientes nuevos y existentes... ...pueden llevarse el poderoso nuevo iphone por cuenta nuestra.

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a great crowd. i love you right back. thank you so much. enjoy yourself. enjoy yourself, everybody. enjoy yourself. and welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] well, guys, everyone's talking about this. a bombshell filing in former president trump's election interference case was just unsealed, and it accuses trump of resorting to crimes in an effort to stay in power. i know this is going to sound controversial, but i'm just going to come out and say it. i think trump might have done

california is the fault of gavin newsom and the legislature there. they don't take care of hair forests, their forestry management, they don't take care of underbrush, they've not done the necessary work the to make sure there's fresh water flowing into question areas. the mayor of los angeles, karen bass, a former colleague up heren capitol hill, she's saying there's water in the hydrants, but the fire department has said on multiple occasions there is not enough water in these hydrants. it is an epic if disaster of mismanagement. and so what really happens is people suffer. look, the people of california at the end of the day have a respondent to elect competent leadership starting with the governor, through the state assembly and and into local government. instead of following the far-left, woke policy of california which have been disastrous throughout the entire country -- that's what joe biden and kamala harris brought capitol hill -- the american people have said enough, and now it's time for the people of california to say they've had enough. they need new leadership if they

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throwing random cards at daniel radcliffe. >> exactly. >> jimmy: we love daniel radcliffe. >> i got to say something about radcliffe, though. it's funny. it's like, anytime anyone talks about radcliffe, they get weird. like, i can't tell you how many interviewers, like, grown adults have sat down in front of me, looked in my eyes and sincerely asked, "has daniel radcliffe taught you any magic?" [ laughter ] like, i want to say, like, "you realize he is not a real wizard?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like, "don't ruin this. don't ruin this." >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's like, he is not a real -- oh. >> all right, let's see. >> jimmy: whoa! look at that. can we see right here? you see that? [ cheers and applause ] this could be you. >> yeah, no. >> jimmy: so this is going to be -- this is gonna be hard right here. >> that's impossible. >> jimmy: i don't know if that's possible. yeah, no. >> i got it right it here. >> jimmy: you got -- i got the special card. >> go for it. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! perfect! ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

detailing his feelings on the job 30 years ago. it was when i asked him about a recent photo that he said something that received some unwanted attention today. the last photo of you with your fellow former presidents, you were well off to the side on the right, and i thought to myself, there's a possible metaphor. what is it about you, you think, the way you've decided to conduct your life in post presidency? do you feel listened to? do you feel that you receive your due or do you feel in fact apart from the crowd? >> no, i feel that my role as a former president is probably superior of other presidents, and to some degree, domestic affairs. on energy conservation, on

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and i reported this on cavuto's show ask s that the market is getting ahead of the fed, powell cannot provide pivot language because inflation still, even in a best case scenario, still at 7%. liz: absolutely. 8.2. >> that's what happened and it caught the market off guard and we're definite at session lows around 490. liz: s&p down 94. >> it was interesting because literally in the last week, i report that had blackrock was telling its investors that, hey, we think three more rate hikes, pivot language, and the closest you got to that pivot language was like, maybe, possibly, if. there wasn't any pivot language really in there. it's one of these disconnects. i mean, listen, why is the market doing this, liz? it's like a heroin addict at this point coming off -- liz: probably delusional thinks he'd have talked about that -- >> all we got was good news from the fed in a sense we're going

i just didn't really have any purpose, and so i hit that pipe and i sat right down and i really never left again. i never left that life. >> that life led nyp to a street in grand rapids with a reputation. >> division is the main street for prostitution. i did walk the streets prostitution-wise. there's a lot of money. it's basically what a lot of the girls, how they make their money. they can make $1,200 in a day. but i spent everything i got on drugs. it was different than anything i ever imagined my life would be. >> nyp's crack addiction led to multiple arrests in grand rapids and one prior conviction for possession. >> i had somebody ask me the question one time, do you love your daughters or do you love crack more? i sat there and i had to think about it. i mean, i didn't have to think about it. i know.

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