so catherine sawyer reports from us, aba, it's a difficult task for aid, walk us trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it. most anti guy fighting is still going on in some part of the region. different forces control different areas and draw the facilities have been destroyed in some area. this is what is left of a bridge over the tech has a river. it's an important supplier route to west and t guy. the wall food program says it's food. stocks are running low and the airport still closed. reaching much of the population will be a struggle. the fact is that people have died. people are dying and more people will die if we're not allowed in the ability to to prevent, prevent it from happening. the internet, telecommunication, and electricity has been cut off. if you'll be a government official, c t guys, s peace will soon be open for un humanitarian life. i asked the state minister of foreign affairs about restoring either basic services he blamed rebel forces in t guy for destroying telecommunication and power lines, as well as killing engineers deployed to fix them. th

he's joining us from capital. thank you so much for speaking to us. so as were saying at its peak, the background airbase had about 100000 us troops passed through it. and now 20 years later, after 1st arriving, they pulled out. what are your thoughts? thank you. i think the pulling out of us troops with nettle. it's a bit tasty and the current situation because we don't touch on the ground. but unfortunately, it is part of the history, the much believe this. this was the longest years have ever had in history. so the withdrawal is happening right in a time where taliban, sort of the daughter of the severe and harsh fight giving go on and all over the country. more than 80 districts have been fallen into the hands of taliban and passed one month of july, june is called the deadliest month for have gone focuses in the us to the gates. so all these happening at the moment to hear that the bug gram base is back and did today by us forces we had to be state for past 20 years. and they listed a lot in this pretty mice. it was one of the biggest base for th

many other cities limited the use of rubber bullets. it is no surprise that in such a toxic environment, police retirement surged. 50 percent in chicago, 37 percent in las vegas, 72 percent new york the sixth grade and recruiting is just as bad as officers asked me when i travel around the country, and speak to them about how recruiting and retention is going, it would want to be a police. in today's environment. sob because they're not willing to putll themselves in harms wa, to protect the vulnerable it is because they know the probe criminal policies are making it impossible to do their jobs. it's concerted nationwide attack and police is nothing less than the greatest assault on the rule of law in modern times. the simple fact is today democratic party is prone riots, anti- cop and anti- prosecutor. congrats today and worst of the four violent criminals and part innocent victims when given power, turnout criminals justice system into a criminals justice system. democrats and leaders ignore obvious truth, if you stop enforcing the la

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tell us what your mission is? guest: it is a membership organization all about advancing federal policy solutions and they have decent and affordable homes. host: talk about your organization's latest report. looking at how much it costs across the country to afford living in this country. to afford rent in this country. how do you put this report together? what do you look at? guest: we talk about what we call the housing wage. how much each -- a person would have to earn each hour to be able to afford to rent a modest apartment. the housing wage for a one-bedroom bedroom apartment is $20 an hour. just to rent a modest apartment. clearly this is almost three times as much as the federal minimum wage earned. these are out of reach not just for minimum-wage workers before average renters. it is much higher in many communities throughout the country. host: what is the burden on household? guest: they agree they should not be paying more than 30% of their income towards our rent or housing costs each month to ensure

. >> the district attorney says we want to use the statement. uses the statement. and the supreme court ruled the entirety of the was unfair. so much so, they weren't going to order a new trial. they were going to dismiss the charges and say he cannot be retried for the charges. >> his conviction was seen as a big win for the me too movement and personal vindication for 50 women who accused him of drugging and assaulting them. >> women and victims of rape and sexual assault were feeling encouraged and empowered to come out and speak their truth. now we're thrown under the bus. >> this morning, calling the release disappointing. adding the court decision may discourage those who seek justice for sexual assault. in the criminal justice system. >> an accuser from 1989 says he got off on a technicality. >> he cannot take back his lifestyle that he had previously. of being this american dad. that is gone. forever. >> cosby is finding some support. his tv wife writing quote finally a terrible wrong is being righted. a miscarriage of justice is corrected. she responded to

these stereotypes make us unsafe. the guy in atlanta didn't go after eight 6'5", 300-pound football players. he killed six asian american women, in part because these stereotypes make us unsafe because they signal to other people that we are vulnerable. >> the targeting of asian american women, i think there's vulnerability with regard to all of those stereotypes. i really appreciate you racing them. justice lieu, can you tell us about the scope as you view the scope of the issue today and why you think it might be resurging, if you have any additional thoughts on that? >> sure. thank you so much for having me on this panel. it would be hard to think of another lawyer who has done more than the causes than ted. i add my congratulations to everyone's for his great achievement. i want to thank senator fine gold for holding up this discussion, which is itself an important act to keep it high on the public agenda. personally about this issue, it's an incredibly personal issue. growing up and through my adult life i've bee

is hunter trolling us or his dad? >> they have to laughing at us. they have to be sitting in the movie theatre in the white house going you know, guys? there's drifting and then look at these idiots like look how we suckered these american people. i got to tell you i didn't really think about it that way, brian before the segment. i think you're on to something. i think they are trolling us. they have to be openly mocking us seriously if there was a major league baseball of this , this guy is the mvp of the league. i mean talk about it and you wonder to yourself, do they think this thing through? like if i'm china right now, i get some ccp associated wets it businessman to overpay for a painting. i then leak it to the american media, and cause like a geo political incident. but of course, because the biden family is too stupid to figure that out or they are trolling us, you maybe right. they just don't seem to care. they are either too dumb or laughing at us. brian: absolutely, dan and it's i think it's really important to understand this is just th

he has not gotten back to us. all this comes as ice says they have arrested 302 criminal migrant sex offenders since jun. steve, rachel, brian? >> all right. griff. thank you very much. starting with the story that he was talking about from the "new york times" where now they're fast tracking deporting whole families, you know, they are doing something smart for a change. they are actually interviewing them right at the border as they apprehend them. and essentially what they are doing is they are trying to figure out if they qualify for asylum. and the bar is very easy. it's do you have a credible fear of persecution? if you don't, they are just turning them around. here's the thing. immigration advocates say this is denying these migrants. these people who are non-citizens their due process rights. what they want is they want the federal government to release them into the united states of america, into the interior, give them a court date and then, 80% of them will never show up. >> border patrol says many of t

what are you making for us? >> i don't always cook on the dinner plate, i don't know if i could confirm that last month. >> what cummaquid got 20 seconds left, what are you doing for your july 4 holiday? >> we are working. [laughter] >> the hot dogs, not the baloney. celebrate july 4 with us tomorrow night, we'll be here fox news present in independence day pressure, live fireworks from the nation's capitol and west sonic tomorrow night 8:00 eastern standard time here on the fox news channel in fact does it for all of us. a bunch of hot dogs. we are going to see you here tomorrow 5:00 for the big sunday show. the fox report with jon scott starting right now. ♪♪ suspending search for victims in the rubble of a collapsed condo building the structure ready for demolition tropical storm elsa, it's a race against time. good evening, i don scott. the fox report. ♪♪ officials say demolition workers would bring down what's left of champlain tower south as early as tomorrow. the number of confirmed dead reason to

i do not think having that over to private companies to get us -- is going to get us to where we need to be and it could feel some backlash because of people -- they see a wind developer coming in, making a huge profit off of something that they were not informed about, maybe they are not seeing dollars returned to them in a real way, seeing jobs go to their neighbors or the people around them. why would they support that? that speaks to the needs of structure and infrastructure package that shares those benefits widely. that will get people essay -- a say. over where the job go for these projects. host: let's go to york, pennsylvania on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say thank you for having this platform. i just drove from the houston, texas area to pennsylvania. about two weeks ago. our infrastructure needs help and credibly and i fear almost that unless there is incredible loss of life like a bridge collapses, that our politicians will take heat -- he dealt these important counties. you will see a difference from the west of one state to another

we used to have a go-to guy. if your mom got her purse snatched you could go to somebody and say my mom got her purse snatched. within an hour you get the purse back. the money may not be there. but you get the purse back. jesse: you hear from thed ministration, you have -- you hear from the administration that you have to get the guns out. >> the guns are mostly brought here on freight trains that come from new york. the kids hit the train yards. it's ironic how the ones with the guns tonight don't have locks on it. a lot of these kids are getting the guns off the train. and a semiautomatic you would never see in the hood. and since there is no structure. now it's block against block. so it has to be funded by something. our goal is to catch the kids to redirect their minds before they get into the gangs or once you are in the gang, to get the kids out of the gang. jesse: you have got to get to the kids early. once they get preyed on there is almosting in you can do to save them. so is your son's nerf gun racist

>> if used not telling him not to use the n-word or making any public statements i don't imagine he's going to be talking to his son about what appears for many to be a pay to play operation which will give access to his father. >> dagen: laura, final word? >> i will just say this, i don't think hunter biden should be selling these paintings, i don't agree but i will say this, it really blows the credibility of media coverage when i haven't seen anything for four years covering the trump children and the lack of blind trust, going and getting trademarks from china to make multi-million-dollar deals and the federal government pouring money into trump properties as he travels so this, the lack of coverage on that on the focus on this i think really erodes trust in the media but should hunter biden be selling paintings? no. >> dagen: go ahead, final word. >> really quick, there has been report after report about everything the trump family does. all of their children, what they are involved in. >> right wing media? >> dagen: we talked about it. >> just to say that is intellectually disho

an inland heatwave is in store for us. here is a live look at san francisco with the flag in the breeze this afternoon. that shows gray skies at this time. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s around the bay. we are talking upper 60s in livermore, san jose low 70s for santa rosa and concorde. at this hour, let's check out the wind. we are tracking the westerly winds with a strong onshore flow still in effect. 50 mile and hour winds in concorde and hayward 10 miles and hour winds. eight miles and hour in san jose. onshore flow, that ocean sea breeze keeping temperatures on the cooler side for today. but, changes as we look toward tomorrow. a heat dome over the four corners region will be building into the desert southwest starting tomorrow is being tracked. the clouds are still along the coast and you can see the strong westerly winds as we go through the day at about 20-30 miles in our along the coast and around the bay, making it feel even cooler. the sunset at 8:34 and sunrise at 7:55. inland, some of the warmest spots a

and one top general told us she could use air power. as the american military now symbolically ends its involvement in its longest war here this week, this country could use a lot of help. back to you. steve: a lot of help. all right, greg, thank you very much. all right. we are coming up on the half hour. 6:30 here in new york city. coming up, those fugitive texas democrats received high praise for their actions running away after arriving in d.c. but what are folks back home in texas saying? we're going to talk to a republican lawmaker there deep in the heart of texas coming up next. ♪ ck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. usaa. what you're made of, we're made f

thank you for joining us this morning. recently, three states deciding to make decisions about their states when it concerns marijuana laws. can you talk about those states and how that changes? guest: we are at a time of unprecedented momentum behind the movement to legalize marijuana. this is something the majority want to see happen. we have nearly 70% of all americans, regardless of demographic support ending in our failed prohibition. not only do 70 sent -- 70% supported, they live in a state where it is legal. as you alluded to in the past six months, we've seen a lot more states, on board through the legislative process. a lot moved toward it as a ballot initiative. new jersey codified their legalization in the early part of the year. they were followed by new york, new mexico, for ginny. i expect several more states will consider it. it goes to show that the american people are sick and tired of wasting money on this prohibition for a plant that is less harmful than alcohol and tobacco. when colorado and washington

thanks hold us not to mask. they told us masking. what's harmful all these crazy things that the media went into before it. they really decided to take a different set of action. and i think that's because pandemics are with us, right. i mean we're going to experience there'll be more pandemics and we need to learn the right lessons not just in terms of well, how do we respond if it's here, but what can we do to prevent it? and that's what i thought that was so important that there are things we can do that would stop the pandemic or at least lessen it and give us a chance to get ahead of it as opposed to being behind the curve, which is really and to me that was one of the lessons and i thought so important the book is when we talk about government failures talk about how do we deal with the pandemic and how do we leverage the private sector to hear that there were so many private labs that could have put tests out there. we could have discovered it and kind of people could have been self-isolated and contained the virus before it's

we encourage you in this panel to use the live comment section on youtube used on the right-hand side of this presentation or those to submit your questions, and to participate, you have to be logged into facebook or your google account, so please do, and you can write suggestions and comments and questions for the distinguished panelists. congresswoman grace meng is going to be joining us about 2:45, and she is running a little bit late. so we will bring her in, and be flexible to bringing her into the account. and please, again, put the questions in the chat. and to start, supreme court justice goodwin liu and justice tong. justice liu has been on the supreme court since 2011. before joining the court, professor liu was a dean at the university of california law. and son of taiwanese immigrants, professor liu also helped to launch the americorp program and clerked for ruth bader ginsberg and worked in a law practice in washington, d.c. he worked on notable boards, and the most of the american constitution society. he has been a visible speaker and writer in the public dialogue on an

tell us about that. >> freedom isn't free. i came to america, i came for the bag of clothes and not speaking english. as a socialist -- marxist, poland is no longer socialist but i spent time succumbing here to america i was given the opportunity to be free, i was given the freedom and i understand freedoms are free from your forefathers, your father's so i can live free here, i could not sleep on the sidelines so when the war broke out, i volunteered to serve in military because again, i believe is this moral obligation or evidence support our country, america in any way they can but we all have to support america. for me, i think the important way was to join military and protect america, be in the hands and protect it people and children. dan: listen to your podcast, another american hero and your story is incredible. i went to the secret service academy in my 20s which is in the thousand difficult and i was beat up. in your 30s you become one of the most elite military units in the history of humankind, an american hero bu

thank you for being with us today. today we will look forward to hearing your vision to expand access to quality education and help students and schools recover from the pandemic. at the beginning of this administration, you inherited an investigation department that has had four years of moving in the wrong direction. under the trump administration, the department failed to provide meaningful guidance to help students cope with pandemic, they failed to favorably implement the students succeed and they withheld debt relief from hundreds of thousands of students who were defrauded. mr. secretary, under your leadership the biden and hit -- the biden and harris administration has made progress. in march, the administration advanced the american rescue plan act. this package provided the largest one-time federal investment for k-12 education and our nations history. the greatest resources went to the communities with the greatest need. funding has allowed school districts to reopen safely and re--- and remain open. while o

we ask you, then, to teach us this day, teach us good sense and equip us with your knowledge so that we would learn to rely on your guidance and walk in your ways. sometimes in our frustration we forget your promises. sometimes when we are distressed because of overwhelming concerns and entrenched in intractable partisan perspectives we lose sight of your mercy which transcends any human judgment. or we fall prey to our own arrogance and self-preservation and ignore your sovereignty. and so we pray that you would give us strength to loose the bonds of lies and falsehood, pride and conceit which seek to undo us. may your justice anders iny which you wield over all the earth disspell the injury inflicted on us or which we exact on others. may the integrity of your word pierce the hearts of the callus and unfeeling even our own. then may the depth of your love humble us that we would come to know that your gracious plan is more precious than anything we value or devise without your blessing. in the hope of your name we pray. amen. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 11-a of hou

they can't fool us. they want americans to believe that the conservative movement is fractured, that we are divided. they want america to believe that this movement is dead. but we are alive and kicking! [applause] and news flash all those haters social communists out there, marxist to fill it -- fill it all in, we are here to save america! and it is the group of patriots here today and the millions across the incredible brave country who are not going to be silenced, and we definitely are not going to seed this fight to the socialists who want to set our nation afire and see it burn. we will stand in this movement along with the brave individuals here in cpac, the brave men and women across this country and with brave leaders and fighters like president trump. he will never give up on this movement that he created across the country of the forgotten men and women, forgotten no more. no president has stood more for the conservative values in america-first policies that we cherish, that our children deser

there was no reason for us to lose what is a serious conflict between us and china. not a military conflict but an economic one. there was no reason for us to lose it. it's not because they were working for the other side. they were working for their interest. china was a proxy. they would have fed off of anyone. china was the power with a growing consumer market. the difference is the pressure didn't want to selloff the pressure people. but that's what happened to us. -- british. >> so many threats here. why do you think the people in charge of the united states were so quick to sellout their own country? was it purely a profit motive? there seems to be some contempt involved. >> right. the globalist ideal and china is the centerpiece of the globalist ideal. you can't make it work without china. when you incorporate ideas like trade is limited by things like borders and things like national sovereignty. then you have people who are contemptious of the country. and the educational system reibforces these different things. -- they have no love nor ofacs of the country

we know you will keep us updated. claudio, thank you so much. >>> now to the other top stories we are following today. first at the white house, where in just a matter of hours, 1,000 people will gather on the south lawn for an independence day barbecue and fireworks display. the event will cap off a weekend of the administration celebrating a return to normalcy. >> and this year, not only will we celebrate our independence, we will celebrate our nation's resilience. because this year, america is coming back together. >> the question is president biden declaring independence from the virus too soon in the white house has fallen just shy of its goal to have 70% ofall adults with at l o dosf the vaccine. today that number currently stands at 67%. concerns are growing about the unvaccinated as the more transmissible dealta variant spreads. a new poll from the washington, d.c. and abc news those 20% of americans say they will definitely not get the shot. most hesitant group being republicans. 47% say they are not likely t

that's about it for us tonight. don't miss the brand-new episode of tucker carlson today right now on foxnation.com with douglas murray, the man himself. tucker will be back tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. have great evening. you're in the best of hands, sean hannity right now. >> sean: mark, thank you, and welcome to hannity. more baseless lies from democrats who continue to insist that voter i.d. laws in georgia and texas are racist but somehow they are not racist in biden's home state with restrictive laws of delaware. plus more shocking footage from new york as crimes spiral even more out of control. new video showing a violence mob attacking an off-duty firefighter and former senator barbara boxer of california, well, she was just mugged in northern california. also tonight, breaking new report detailing the longstanding ties between zero experienced hunter biden's art dealer and the country of china. big shock. and coming up, boxing legend george foreman, he'll weigh in on the anthem and the pledge of allegianc

and it should shock us i guess but not surprise us. he just says, this is the price of being a republican candidate for anything these days is that you have to bend the knee to donald trump. so he's bending the knee to trump. my question, and it's and you know, amplified by this interview and other things, how good a politician really is jd vance? and i guess we'll see as he tries to win the senate seat. but i question whether he's anywhere near as good a politician as he is an effective writer. i thought hilly billy-ology was a good book, i thought it was about his own family's dysfunction more than anything else. but he wrote powerfully about that. but is he a good enough politician to get elected to the u.s. senate. and i think the jury is very much out on that. >> yeah. so donny deutsch, i am reminded in watching jd vance and a lot of these other ivy league republicans who are phony populists, just horrible actors. every time i see somebody stumble on the stage like this, i'm reminded of a quote about, i think it was the '62 mets,

i used that expression and i began the conversation and at the funeral i use the term in the funeral we are never going to solve this problem of this hatred of men in blue hatred of blacks hatred of latinos until we see each other. joe biden was in the audience and now president biden who is very frequently was here. president biden used the expression we see you and he was very taken with it because it's simplistic that but it says it all, doesn't it? we need to see each other. >> host: at his absolute powerful. a different phrase in saying that police have to learn to save policing through the eyes of those being policed as opposed to just saying it through our lens that blue lens. >> use the expression of looking in the mirror at the way other people cs, wonderful. >> host: let's fast-forward because we are running out of time and i want to talk about current issues. you go back to nypd and one thing i found interesting and i don't want to spend too much time on the second tour of nypd because i want to get into the funding and the current issues facing us but one thing that reall

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leave the rest of us. lawrence: these same people are advocating more restrictions to happen to all of but it is okay for them. this goes back to the larger point about control. the people that are in power well-connected they believe there is a different set of rules. they're too prestigious. they should be protected and everyone else should have to go go out there do what big government daddy says but doesn't apply to them. pete: you're right. rachel: i will switch topics on you real quick. pete interviewed a teacher, i'm sorry a parent who videotaped group of pta members and teachers and union members who she went on a rant. her name is michelle leet. at the end of the rant, a hilarious rant and crazy rant, she said let them die, speaking about parents. we talked about it yesterday thinking of course nothing would ever happen to her. we found out, pete. pete: a big update. first of all remember, this is what she said, remember this. >> all these people that are in education anti-teacher anti-equity, ant

i don't know what it is and you don't know what it is but he will tell us, next. show me the olympics. ♪ "bugler's dream" begins playing ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: we have some breaking news and are awaiting a lepress conference. in texas, one officer was killed and three were injured after a standoff, and we will give you some updates. switching gears, and larry elder has entered the race. gavin newsom is building a war chest from far left silicon valley and hollywood donors to try to stave off defeat and the recall, and newsom and the democrats have approved a direct cash payments including illegal immigrants. by the way this is also guaranteed income. today they reinstitute a mass mandate it with regards toin either of you being vaccinated. now perhaps the name most talked about also to run against newsom and to jump in his former acting director of national intelligence ric grenell. he's made his decision on whether to enter the race. rick, yea or nay? i tried numerous times. >> there is the deadline of tomorrow, and i made a decision not to run. t

we thank you very much for joining us today to tell us what did happen. just know there are people all across the country who you have never met and will have never met are praying for your family. ainsley: that's right. hopefully we will catch these men who took all of that away from you or these women, whoever they're. there is a 6 o. $0,000 reward. god bless you. steve: that's right. >> thank you guys. i want to say i hope and pray that they turn themselves. in that they find it in their heart to do so. knowing what they did. i pray that when they close their eyes at night, they see her face when they wake up, they see her face. and find it in their heart to turn themselves in. i'm praying for that i'm praying for justice for my granddaughter. steve: justice. it's all about justice. all right. andrea, thank you very much. naya courtney was just 6 years old. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. l

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in june the us surpassed them a further sign. the us economic recovery is picking up pace. economies predicted around 700000 job gains in june. but the labor department announced that $850000.00 jobs were created. unemployment in the u. s. during the height of the pandemic was nearly 15 percent. today, it's down to 6 percent better, but still slightly higher than the 4 percent unemployment before the pandemic. over all the new jobs report left president joe biden confident this is historic progress. pulling our economy out of the worst crisis in 100 years, driven in part by our dramatic progress, vaccinate our nation. today. the u. s. is the only major advanced economy where the o e. c, d, projections are future output are higher today than they were in january 2020. before the pandemic kid. a key to the economic growth in america was the vaccines. with 156000000 americans fully vaccinated, about half the entire eligible population. people are out again, spending money and getting back to work and traveling a thursday to point 10

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, a lot of news continues to have come in and we appreciate you joining us. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone, i'm dana perino along with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." the cdc pulling an about-face on masks, reversing their indoor policies they set just two months ago to help prevent the spread of the delta variant. fully vaccinated people, apparently you should now begin wearing masks indoors but only in places with high covid transmission rates. here is the director. >> in rare occasions, some vaccinated people infected with the delta variant after vaccination may be contagious and spread the virus to others. in areas with substantial and high transmission, the cdc recommends fully vaccinated people wear masks in public indoor settings to help prevent the spread of the delta variant and protect others. this includes schools. >> dana: that includes schools, the white house responding to the new guidance saying it's "another stop on our journey to

in those days you could use that term. [laughter] excuse me. and my argument has always been wide but i talked, i started talking when i could charge for it. [laughter] >> you made up for lostho time. >> exactly right i did not know he wrote that book. i know someone who has a boy, w she's very worried, he's almost to i'm going to givek her that book c. i'm sure i could get it even if it's not in print but that is so typical of him to do something on an issue that has nothing to do with economics. as you pointed out you used the great term, there are no boundaries to his thinking. also, you have the sense that he loves life. [laughter] >> yes, i hope so because he's going to be 90 won this year so i hope he's enjoying it. he's got a very long one. [laughter] >> i hope he has many more if that's the case. if there is such a thing, if you could recommend 1 foot to start people off, what would you recommend? >> he put out a book called thomas soul reader in mid to thousands, maybe a little later and it is a family of chapters from books he's writt

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you can text us at (202) 748-8003. the president last week addressed issues, particularly what was going on in cuba. he gave his perspective. i want to play what he had to say and get your perspective. >> the ability to sent remittances back to cuba, it's highly likely the regime would confiscate those remittances or big chunks of it. with regard to the covid problem in cuba, i would be prepared to give vaccine if i was assured that an international organization would administer those vaccines in a way that average citizens would have access. one of the things he did not ask but we are considering is they've cut off access to the internet. we are considering if we have the ability to reinstate that access. host: start with that last first , the internet access and what it does for the people. guest: as i mentioned before, over the last decade, cuba has benefited from the opening up of the internet. this new cultural movement, much of this uprising has really come from the artists, this new generation of cubans that has

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joining us again back with us, former deputy independentme counsel. your take on this, turning up unpaid taxes on $1.7 million for benefits like the use of school tuition, what was your first reaction when you heard this? >> this is eight? this is what we've been hearing years?or two that was my reaction. i heard somebody onct another sw today calling it small potatoes. i think that's being nice. this is not the case i would normally be investigated for two years or even two months against the new york business. that's what i think. elizabeth: yes, it feels like a tax case handled by the tax authorities, visit meet the level of t criminality does forr president trump base legal jeopardy whatsoever? >> former president trump just by virtue of who he is, he faces legal jeopardy but certainly if they thought they hadd enough to prosecute him, they would have and it's clear that they don't, it's clear eisenberg has not foot in any way, think of it this way, he 73 years old, even if he goes to trial in this convicted, which is by no means a certainty, the

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and they charge us in credit cards, 27 percent. how and how about the black rocks and the black stones and, and the j. p. morgan chase. how many times is j. p. morgan chase. been convicted of fraud only 5. and he goes to jail, but they're brought look at the j. p. morgan chase deals, the goldman sachs deals, and other deals that i just mentioned from blackstone, black rocket and mergers and acquisitions. activity because you're getting much bigger because they're borrowing the money for rough thing. i'm not saying as really the little people have land they have to pay that $27.00 i think is point 5 percent interest rate. when you wait on a day on your credit card. right? absolutely. now that, that's what i call interest rate, apartheid, and i want to get your thoughts on. now looking back at the 1900 seventy's, it was interesting because we had similar high unemployment and a lot of money printing. we had the stack lation. today it's a little bit different in that they are responding with the stimulus tracks and enhanced unemployme

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