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jerry. [applause] good evening. i want to thank john for those kind words and on behalf of my fellow trustees, thank you all for being here. it's an honor to welcome you to the latest installment of the reagan foundations speaker series, a time for choosing. as most of us know, is a phrase made famous byt the pivotal 1964 speech as has been said at the start of each of these events, that speech referred to as the speech, set in motion a chain of events that would launch a political career, define a conservative movement and reshape a party. today the party once led by rronald reagan is facing its on time for choosing. what are its core philosophies if any? what should the party stand for? what domestic policy and foreign policy positions are absolutely essential? in may, june, july and september, guests at the library heard from speaker paul ryan, vice president mike pence, secretary mike pompeo and governor chris christie. they offered their own views and their own perspectives in answer to these questions critical

jerry dunleavy? guest: the incident he is referring to that loudoun county a judge, i believe yesterday in juvenile court, did conclude that a teenage girl had been sexually assaulted by a teenage boy who had been wearing a skirt and the girl's restroom. that is what a judge concluded yesterday. that incident, the father showing up at the school board meeting and protesting, that incident was one of a number of incidents cited in the national school board association's letter calling on the justice department to take action. that letter has apologized for. host: melissa, bloomfield, iowa, independent. caller: thank you. speaking of the national school board association, i would like to hear what you have to say about biden offering the person in charge of the national school board association that sent that letter to the government a job in the government and i would like to let biden and everybody in the government know we american people run this country, he doesn't. thank you. host: go ahead. gues

in the years after james henson's speech, jerry taylor was hired by the think tank kato, my name is jerry taylor. i'm the director of natural resource studies here at the cato institute, kato hired people like me, primarily to change public opinion. and that's what i did. there may be some extreme events that occur down the road and we don't know what the chances for that might be. the climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt about the underlying science. james hanson at nasa thinks it's maybe 710121520 percent. other scientists think there's probably more like 0.3 percent. the denial about the underlying sciences. the critical is the critical juncture that event. while taylor takes a sip of water meat mock murano. yeah, i'm going to be looking at you can be sitting there just be there. so i be like, my job essentially is covering the global warming movement and communicating to the public, the latest findings. you look at the, the satellite data we're, we actually had no significant warming since 1998. actually no warming, we've been cooling and recent years.

everybody, but jerry seinfeld who shot that down when it came his way. saying the idea seemed sad but if it's a new series, they need to invite this guy back on the show, can we watch? >> what's is the mood? what's going on tonight? what about the defendant heard the so-called, new york, for a. how are they holding up? >> was at a great moment in you career? vicki it was a great honor to b in this seinfeld finale. and i guess they all figured that they couldn't top that, so why bring it back. jerry says it would be bad to bring it back. in original. he says that's not the way you win emmys. he was still promoting the fact that seinfeld was going to netflix, so jerry says going forward in life, seinfeld was great while it lasted, but now it's over a. >> we saw you running on the beach on another tv series. >> the highest rated baywatch ever. >> finally, copps is back rate starting today of fox station will be airing 32 of. new episodes drop every friday, and you, we'll be hosting a post- show wrap-up tell me what i will miss because i'm not invited? to ge

kind in wisconsin and jerry in western illinois and kirkpatrick in arizona. they are republican leaning. then you have this weird case in the valley. the man 2 represents a democratic district is retiring, but his seat mate the west said i will run for that seat because my seat was made more republican in redistricting and i might lose. i nearly lost last time around to an under-funded latino and now he is getting a lot of money. we are likely to see a pick up of 4 republican seats. that's not good for the democrats. >> dana: you have not raft lost a single step. >> it's a sad condition. >> bill: virginia could affect the biden agenda. now you are getting manchin and bernie sanders show consumes democrats. these 2 met yesterday after sandra smith put this in a local newspapers in manchin's hometown and kamala harris showed up in the same town without telling manchin. it did not sit well with him. >> dana: no. doing an ad there. manchin and sandra smith talked it out and everything is great. >> bill: they took a picture together. >> dana: i don't think it will

something happens radically changed jerry taylor's life. i was in the debate in the early 2, thousands with joe rome, the and on this tv show where we were debating, i said, look, joe, it's been more than a decade since james hanson testified him from the united states about global warming. we've only seen about a quarter of a warming that james hanson says we should have seen by now. and if this continues to play out, there's no reason to take a while climate change, it'll be a relative so we left the studio and went in the green room. and joe said, did you even read james hanson's test for your? do you just, you know, is there you are these just talking point somebody wrote for you what you're talking about here, what a scenario to scenario be in a scenario c. so if you look at scenario be you'll find that the emissions we've seen since is testimony pretty much crack what he hypothesized under scenario b. and if you look at the temperature projections, the pretty spot on. so when you go on television, you say that the models are running h

jerry and politicians have denounced what they say a french attacks against the country. this comes several weeks after president micron reportedly questioned the existence of the algerian nation before 1830. the date from france, cornel eyes. the country party spoke with the cheering foreign minister on the issue, a little more delicate as everyone remembers problems appeared when things were uttered at the highest level in france that could not be understood and could not be accepted and which did not have a reasonable framework or context, there were statements about the history of algeria, about the system of power in our area about the sovereign affairs of algeria. we do not want and do not accept interference by any party in our internal affairs. i emphasize, especially when it comes to the authorities of the former colonizing states, algeria has taken concrete steps to express its dissatisfaction with the interference in its internal affairs. are bassinger has been recalled for consultation and he is still in the l. g area. jerry has made a sovereign decision by wi

jerry, how low can this go? >> well, i suspect it can still go lower. you are absolutely right, bill. it is an historic decline. remember when he came in he had a certain amount of honeymoon that president trump never had. he was enjoying approval ratings around the high 50%. there was a sense the country wanted to month ofsh and he promised to heal the country. almost everything he has done has been not only divisive in so many respects whether regard to the enormous spending plan, the border, what's happening in afghanistan, but also as revealed a level of ineptitude and concern and most of all you see the economy and inflation rising. i don't think it is surprising. the thing i would be most worried about for biden the economy is deteriorating. inflation as everybody knows. seeing the highest rate of inflation in more than a decade. prices for all kinds of goods are going up and a tremendous supply squeeze. every evidence that the economy could drop into recession. we'll have gdp numbers for the third quarter will be weak. we could see a decline in t

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oh, like jerry pasco, himself is not their owner. 53 year old jerry pasco was sanctioned back in 2018 by the trump administration. along with about 2 dozen other kremlin officials with close ties, the president vladimir putin following alleged russian meddling in that 2016 presidential election tuesdays rate is just another, sat back for dary pasco, who recently sued over those sanctions. a judge dismissed his lawsuit back in june, and a 2016 court filing dairy pasco said he had difficulty getting a visa to travel to the u. s, but was able to use his diplomatic passport to visit new york 10 different times since 2009 many m d c neighbourhood. however, se on some of those trips, he did visit the home and stay at the house. reviewing renovations. however, no word on the last time he visited the property, dairy pasco, again saying via his telegram, what mind blowing sums of putin's money? did you find yesterday in those abandoned houses? did you grab and enjoy the jam that went bad in the pantry? or the vodka? i'm so sick of these jokers. f b i agent search the dc home for about 6 hours

and jerry taylor, the arguments that i made at the time it was that when it comes to 2nd hand smoke, that the epidemiological evidence has been form was not particularly persuasive. but the fact is, is the same kind of arguments, the same stylized arguments that were made against to action to regulate tobacco are pretty similar to the arguments that we used against climate change i now, but what did the industry know about climate change? when it launched this campaign, when the answer can be found on board a ship off the coast of texas, in 1979, a man on the ship did something so important to exxon that this presentation film was produced for the company's management. the man was ed garvey, and today it looks like this. the videotapes were taken to show to the corporate board about this really exciting research project that the company was doing to study the effects of increased c o 2 and on the planet. and it contributes the science of climate change. 40 years ago, almost 10 years before james henson speech an internal scientific department at exxon researched global warming. they

meanwhile ben and jerry's co-founders ben and jerry, are now coming under fire after failing to give a reason for their refusal to sell their ice cream in parts of israel for political reasons but not doing the same thing here in the u.s. let's watch. >> if you disagree with the israeli government policy why not stop sales completely? >> well, i disagree with the u.s. policy. we couldn't stop selling in the u.s. >> you guys are big proponents of voting rights. why do you sell ice cream in georgia and texas? why are you still selling there? >> i don't know. >> one thing that's different is that what israel is doing is considered illegal by international law. >> harris: twitter coming down hard on ben and jerry. one user said it's clueless hypocrisy. another user tweeted none of this is sincere, it is white boomers terrified of young progressives and just want to fit in. crystal. >> well listen, they're the founders of this company and they have the option to decide how and where they are going to sell their products. does this interview cause damage to their company? absolutely. it do

i love jerry seinfeld. plus, she stars in the new james bond film, "no time to die," in theaters and imax, october 8th. lea seydoux is here. [ cheers and applause i saw it >> steve: yeah did you see it >> jimmy: i saw the bond movie yeah >> steve: i can't wait >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. unbelievable >> steve: did you believe it >> jimmy: yeah, i believed it. [ laughter ] and we've got great music from twice. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: "the feels." and then later in the show, an all new "thank you notes." that should be fun, so stick around for that. [ cheers and applause it's a big friday show guys, as i said earlier, the biggest football game of the season is happening on sunday night when tom brady and the tampa bay buccaneers head to foxborough to take on his old team, the new england patriots now, as you know, they end every season with awards like "most valuable player. stuff like that. but they also give out awards during the season. did you know that? >> steve: no, i did not. >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show

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jerry mcauliffe, and to ease up on the democrat in this moment, did not keep pressing and writing this thing up, i mean, you mention back to biden, you mention biden in his fake truman show room. think about harry truman and what's on his desk, well, all biden does is blame everybody else for everything that's happening whether it's afghanistan, covid, the border patrol, everybody else is to blame but him. the total and complete disaster to let off the gas tonight. i agree with lindsey graham. he's obviously embarrassed, you can tell by -- you know, he's in the box. >> sean: why should he be embarrassed? he didn't break his promise. >> i mean with fellow republicans. it's just frustrating. >> sean: reince priebus, thank you sarah sanders. the old boss is waiting, so i'll have to say goodbye. we will follow your race very closely. joining us live on the phone for exclusive interview, the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. mr. president, you urged united states senators not to do what they promised what they wouldn't do but theyt threw a lifeline to chuck schumer. by t

yesterday congressman jerry nadler doubled down. >> i know doj and its components are key to the biden administration's national strategy countering violent extremism. this growth and extremology violence and intimidation directed at healthcare professionals, teachers, social essential workers and school board members. >> any domestic terrorists. form everywhere hawaii congresswoman and presidential candidate fulg, tulsi, i'm exited to talk to you tonight. you have been although a democrat, on the outside of the democrat machine and in your day and age it wasn't that long ago by the way was it 1 to 18 months ago. you were labeled a russian asset slur invogue domestic terrorist. tulsi, do you see the same motives behind these accusations? >> yeah, this rely comes down to the reality, will, that the american people are facing some incredibly serious challenges and really what we need right now are competent and caring leaders who put the interest of the people and our country above all else. but that's not what we have. this is a bigger problem than democrats or republicans. this is abou

guest: so, a couple points, jerry. in terms of the overall budget, the numbers we are talking about our 10 year numbers. what the president has made clear his along with spending increases or tax cuts for the middle and working classes, there are no tax cuts for the rich in this bill, we will offset those with increases in other places, including increases on the wealthy. people who make more than $400,000 a year. if you make more than $400,000 a year, it's possible your taxes will go up. if you make a lot of money and capital gains, which is you are invested in the stock market, you might see prices rise. taxes may go up on corporations, which saw taxes slashed by president trump. and in our view, some of those need to be rebalanced. if those move, as written, it will not add to the long-term debt of the u.s. on immigration, the numbers jerry said were wrong, we are not seeing 2 million people, in. t -- come in. there probably will not be an immigration portion of this bill. we do not have enough votes for immigration

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>> i talked to the cofounder of ben and jerry's ice cream which aired last night. the big thing we talked about was political optimism. ben and jerry announced their decision to stop selling ice cream over disagreements of government policies. i asked them about that decision even though they did not make that decision unilaterally. i asked them if that was the business strategy, why are you not pulling from places like georgia, they are big fans of voting rights. they are still selling theirs and with the abortion ban that's passed in texas. they did say that's something we have to think about. we have not considered how to hold them accountable. >> i encourage everyone to check out the interesting interview that you did. there are progressive groups warning democrats, what are you and your colleagues actual reporting about that? >> i have a new reporting out of this analysis of the 2020 elections show exactly what you just said. they seen voters of color typically considered once reliable voting blocks for democrats. black voters and latino voters and shifts slow

this week the new york congressman jerry nadler asked the u.s. treasury department to block alabama from using federal covid funds to build prisons. writing, quote, the american rescue plan is a historic effort to provide urgent assistance in a time of great suffering, it should not be used to worsen our national problem of overincarceration. governor ivy shot back on twitter accusing nadler of overstepping and insisting the funds can be used for, quote, lost revenue. >> nothing about this is going to be easy. >> reporter: dianne gallagher, cnn, montmontgomery, alabama. >>> a north carolina sheriff says they are monitoring tips of sightings of brian laundrie, this as we are getting a look at new body cam video about what petito told police about a dispute she had with her fiance just weeks before her remains were found. >> did he hit you, though? i mean, it is okay if you are saying you hit him, but we want to know the truth if he actually hit you. because, you know -- >> i guess, yeah, but i hit him first. >> where did he hit you? don't worry. j

legendary red sox broadcaster jerry remy died last night at age of 68. remy played second base for boston in the '80s and '80s but he was better known as the voice in the booth for the last three decades. some of his more iconic calls were moments of laughter just like this one. >> we did some investigative reporting between innings on who and what was thrown hat that gentleman, and the gentleman has been ejected but it was an ugly, ugly sight. i don't know why it was necessary. i don't have my telestrator. here comes the pizza, see it. oh, cheese. >> highly unnecessary. >> guy with the patriots jacket and he's been asked to leave the ball game for ruining a good piece of pizza. >> jerry remy stepped away from commentating earlier this year to seek treatment for lung cancer. it had troubled him for years making recommend a vocal anti-smoking advocate. he made his last appearance at fenway park earlier this month throwing out the first pitch for the wild card game and, yes, the red sox beat the yankees that night. ishing jo the atlanta braves are one win

biden: jerry, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. mr. mayor, thank you for the passport into town. every time i come to the greater chicago area, -- i have done it a couple times. at any rate, every company means people like you. every single one. someone who knows what my dad taught me and a lot of people know me well including the government assistant i worked closely with for eight years. my dad used to have an expression. everyone is entitled to be treated with dignity and a job is a helluva lot more than eight paycheck. it's about your put -- a paycheck. it's about your dignity. everything will be ok. that is the god's truth. ever since he lost, things went south in scranton, pennsylvania when i was a kid. my dad was a coal miner. i had a great grandfather who was a coal miner engineer. he was a salesperson. moved down to wilmington, delaware. steel town. right on the border of pennsylvania. it was always about the dignity of work and what you would do in here about this pandemic is protecting the dignity of your fellow americans. y

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jim crow, jerry vertex and louisiana. we were able to represent 1049 of them, and that is a huge undertaking and a way to create that voice and to create that change. but ultimately what we're seeing now is there has to be more, there has to be more people involved in this. and that's where legislative change really makes the difference. and then having a district attorney like district attorney williams, who was willing to not only campaign on this, but then turn around and start actually bringing home our clients and the people who are sitting in prison and had to watch the events unfold over the summer of 2020 and the protests of our race. and then wonder where their protest was. nik i'm thinking about what's happening. he was as an attempt to fix the wrongs of the past. how does your reporting? how does this? the jim crow convictions, 49 film. how, where does that play? what difference will that make? well, i mean, i think it, you know, jemila is talking about the, the work that organization is doing in the, and the,

he was the one who 24 hours after the events on capitol on jerry sixth, people be brought on the no-fly list and four or five are confirmed to be not able to fly with despite not having been convicted of anything. >> tucker: this is the kind of thing again that they complained about after 9/11 and nobody cared about that these people had a different religion or from different countries, foreign nationals. it's happening to americans and i still do not think anybody seems to care in our media. did you notice anybody caring? >> tucker, the whole thing is so extraordinary that the very existence of the congressional committee, of course there is crimes committed on january 6th. the justice department is the agency who is supposed to investigate a crime and they're doing it very aggressively. the largest law enforcement investigation in the history of the country. lies congress running a parallel investigation into the behavior of private citizens where they are gathering data on people. they have power to investigate crimes and very limited circumstances and what they are doing, liz cheney

ah, he could not hold back the tide about jerry and independence. all keep francis colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series out there explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today . blood and his french, the colonization on out to 0. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day, a 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. once again, an active frontal system, a line of thunderstorms, or if nothing else a bell to rather gusty winds on its way through argentina river play. this happens time and time again. it's a big contrast in temperatures producing that sort of potential damage when the winds are picked up that causes actual damage. but the potential exists all the way through, southeastern brazil, paraguayan even towards bolivia is just from expounds. it's still some down g. i'm so some gusts, so that damage is likely and the rio units there's the temperature drop because the wind swings. ryan, from $34.00, you get to $23.00 and there'll be a

. >> jerry richardson was forced to sell the carolina panthers and you tell me, was it anymore or less of a toxic workplace environment than the washington football team? >> no, but you know, i don't know that. because i don't know everything that happened inside the washington football team because a lot of what happened in the washington football team has not been released. but, no, i think that it is very, very similar. and i think that that is one of the issues. as you said at the top, chuck, the nfl can do what it wants. they don't owe anybody an explanation. and as is the case in recent history with the nfl, we see it more and more, this is what we're seeing out of the league office. >> peter king, boy, a lot -- we know there is a lot more to this story. more drips and drabs will come out. it is the exact opposite my guess of what the nfl intended when they tried to sweep it all under the rug. peter king, our man on the nfl for nbc sports, thank you, sir. >>> and thank you all for being with us. we'll be back tomorrow with more "meet the press daily." and our coverage continues w

jerry christner, who both worked in the white house at the time grisham claims the former president frequently said nonsensical things and even hired a man to sing him songs to cool his temperature. and the media just can't get enough of that. they have been discussing it the whole week staffer nicknamed the music man, played that song from cats, the sued, the president of the united states, into me of all the alarming revelations it was booked to me. that's the most disturbing. and andrew lloyd webber road cats. he never thought the sound jack could be used to save the world from arm again. it cuts his own hair with a giant pair of scissors, which is by far the least shocking revelation of all turns out this from characters . a real nut. trump has rejected the book as a hatchet job, financed by the radical left to quote, say, bad and untrue things about him and his family. former 1st lady team has slammed it as aggressions attempted to redeem herself after a poor job performance and unprofessional behavior. in the white house commentator chadwick more thinks that the media is deliberately shi

ah, but don't hold back the tide about jerry and independence. oh pete frances colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series, al jazeera explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today. reluctant is french tea colonization on al jazeera. hello, good to see. here's her weather update in a minute 15. we're beginning in the middle east where some of this energy through the caspian sea. i think it will seep into tater on and we'll see some showers on thursday with a high of 90 degrees. we've got a wind coming down from iraq through the gulf states. so. and so how 35 degrees on thursday, but i think we'll see wind gusts here of about 55 kilometers per hour and places like doha, next stop, pakistan still look and good plenty of sunshine to go round karachi, 36 degrees. islam about $33.00 butts prepare for it. your temperatures are gonna fall in the days to come. wendy conditions on saturdays. thunderstorms may be on sunday and there we go. only 25 on monday. so below average here, we have been

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and what they are saying, the europeans, as well as i say people in this country, is a line out of jerry maguire -- show me the money. in this case, they're saying show me the money and show me some action because without action it's just words. that's what joe biden has to persuade the congress first and then his colleagues in the g-20. >> beyond delays at home in getting his agenda across the finish line, you have very public disagreements between the u.s. and its allies in recent weeks over the swiftness of the afghan withdrawal, great disappointment there, an open feud really with france over u.s. nuclear submarine deal with australia. what constitutes success for joe biden during this g-20 visit? what does he need to come away from here to make some progress in repairing that damage? >> well, joe biden has done something that very few, if any of other presidents have done, saying i made a mistake. i think a mistake obviously was made in the withdrawal from afghanistan and how it was carried out, not the fact that we withdrew but how it was carried out. i think a mistake was made in

>> reporter: when these pieces were found, the chinese historical and cultural project formed with jerry wong at the helm. >> finding pieces like this, it was just like opening a horizon of what was life like for those people? >> reporter: the museum shows a timeline of san jose's five chinatowns. after the arson, the chinese rebounded into a new community. this museum building is a replica of the last-standing structure from that final chinatown. only this altar is original. that neighborhood today is full of construction cranes. the new development will include a park named after at a time when anti-asian hate has surfaced again, that gesture along with the city's resolution and a apology mean more to the community than a piece of paper. >> this is a record of the city's role in promoting a -- a real climate of hate around -- against the chinese immigrants. >> and also, a record of resistance. >> reporter: a story of rebuilding and repairing. >> it's a sense of overcoming. >> reporter: natasha chen, cnn, san jose, california. >>> a man is dead after police in los angeles county say he

in other words give us everything or we are not sitting at the climate table and john jerry is more than willing to go along with this disastrous to render. when marco rubio introduced a bill that would have and products tied to the ccp's systematic oppression of the leaders john kerry along with big tech were instrumental in hobbling better first. why? because john kerry didn't want to offend china. that is why. the fact is he's been undermining our country to appear china for years. >> it was comprehensible that the united states and china would find cooperation on climate change which we found some common ground. we had disagreements with china on key issues absolutely but climate has to stand alone. i will fighting this issue that is a trade issue or a cyberissue and we are going to fight about that while the world is falling apart you would really be certifiable. >> our borders falling apart but now you are worried about the world. what a certifiable here is believing china plans to live up to any climate commitment it makes. despite signing the paris accord china bought 3 times mor