others there to make sure the rosie story is passed on through rosie's trust. i've been able to educate myself, and now i've made it my mission to educate the next generation. rosie the riveter is a cultural icon, representing the women who worked in the factories and shipyards during world war two. fighting the war from the home front. knowing how impactful the rosies were back during the war. it empowered me to go into the military. so i went into the navy trying to be of service, just like they did. 104 year old marcella hubba moved from mississippi to california, joining her brother out here in 1943. she got a job at marinship in sausalito cleaning tanks. her brother didn't like that for her. he thought welding would be better, but they wouldn't allow her to go to welding school because she was a black female. so on his own, he taught her to weld at night. she took the test and passed, becoming one of the few black women working in the shipyards. saturdays rosie rally brought together five generations of marcella's family. my boys, they're. they're 13 and 1

rosie the riveter rosie the riveter ww two. home front national historical park is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year in honor of that milestone. the park and its partner organization, the rosie the riveter trust, hosted a rosie rally. 11 rosies were there in person into tenants. get this the youngest, 99 years old and the oldest 104 year old marcella hubbard from emeryville. now she's originally from mississippi, but moved to california to work at the shipyard in sausalito. she wanted to be a welder, but black women weren't allowed to take classes to learn, so her brother taught her. marcella took the welding test and passed, becoming one of the few black women working in the shipyards. my boys, they're they're 13 and 15 now. and the last time they came, they were like three and five. and so they didn't really understand what was happening during that time and how impactful these wonderful women are in our history. and now they they get it. and they're really proud as well, knowing how impactful the rosies were back du

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rosie. the riveter. rosie the riveter world war ii home front national historical park is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. in honor of that milestone, the park and its partner organization, the rosie the riveter trust, hosted a rosie rally. 11 actual rosies were in attendance, the youngest being 99 and the oldest recently turned 104. t youngest one's 99, so there's not a lot of people left to tell their stories. so i think it's really great that the park is here and continues that tradition and shares those stories that we won't we won't be able to hear for much longer. so to preserve that for the next generation is really special. county supervisor john gioia was among the attendees. people young and old are eager to meet the rosie's, many stuck around to have them autographed. autographed. that iconic rosie the riveter poster. so working to find dogs forever homes while also having a little weekend fun. today was berkeley's annual pints for paws. the 11th year of the event, it celebrates she

rosie the rosie rally. yes. tell us a little bit about that. >> so it's tomorrow, you guys. it's a family friendly free event. we're inviting the public to come. it's 11 to 3 p.m. it's around the museum, the visitor center. you can take the ferry from san francisco. you can take bart, you can take bus. you can ride your bike. we're going to have bicycle parking and it's just going to be this free event. we encourage people to dress like rosie the riveter or 1940s theme. we we're going to have a swing band and it's going to be fantastic. >> we can do it, spirit. >> we can do it. spirit. >> sarah pritchard. >> thank you. >> so much. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. thank you. such great work you're doing here in this community. thank you. alright. we want to send things over now to sal castaneda. he is at his next destination because he is you know, he tastes everything. he's on the food. follow here. sal, where are you now? and tell us a bit about that. >> so we're at park place barbers right now, and we're going to talk about this wonderful pl

was cross straight to brussels where are correspond, rosie bridge, other standing by, rosie, what's the european union? most concerned about regarding the latest developments in the middle east. and yeah, this is seen as just massively consequential geopolitical shift here. you know, your things have go years to since donald trump took office for the 2nd time, waking up to surprise an item, it's being shocked by them. but this is really a different dimension. is a sense here that there you are, things may be living with the consequences of this us decisions for decades to come, of course, for their concerns about civilians. quite often the conflict of what did you political, fuller, and also for the, from the european union's perspective. but it's bait to try and get its voice. heard here in the block has been calling for the escalation with the question here really is, you know, who's listening to the del, germany's foreign minister stress the need for ran and the us to talk directly. but he also suggested that european countries could help. let's have a listen to what he of the honda

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dw is rosie bird. just following the story for us and brussels, i asked or what the european union is most concerned about regarding the latest developments in the middle east. and yeah, this is seen as just a massively consequential geopolitical shift here. you know, your things have go years to since donald trump took office for the 2nd time, waking up to surprise announcements being shocked by then. but this is really a different dimension. is a sense here that there europeans may be living with the consequences of this us decisions for decades to come. of course, for their concerns about civilians quite often the conflict of the youth, wisco fuller and also for the from the european union's perspective. it's like 8 bait to try and get it's voice heard here in the block has been calling for the escalation with the question here really is, you know, who's listening to the del, germany's foreign minister stress the need for ran and the us to talk directly. but he also suggested that european countries

today's a reunion for eight-year-old rosie and her grand friend dennis.e tapped me on the shoulder and i didn't recognise her because she'd grown up so much. i enjoyed coming because, like, we did all these fun activities and we sang songs and i got to see the grand friends. the group is the brainchild of lisa taylor - inspired by the impact the kids she childminds had on her own grandparents. even with advanced dementia, they could still sing nursery rhymes because it stored differently in our brain and we've got the emotional connection. so then me and another childminder rang round a lot of care homes in the area, and avalon responded. and it brings a lot of happiness and noise to the home, so they've been really good. research shows groups like this improve mental and physical health for older people, and empathy and language development for youngsters. organisers hope to be making grand friends for many years to come. rosie eaton, bbc news. what a lovely story there to end this half hour. there is more on all the stories we have discussed on the bbc

>> jesse: we are seeing it now with rosie.roes out of broken people. and if you look around at all the people they put on a pedestal, and a lot of them are in prison, and a lot of them have disfigured their bodies. she's obviously psychologically wounded and getting a lot worse. but i need her to continue because we do "waters cooler" on wednesdays -- >> charlie: and you need material. >> jesse: i feel like it is getting sadder and i actually started to feel sorry. even i feel sorry -- >> dana: you could interview her for the next version of "get it together." >> jesse: the whole book. >> charlie: so jessica, some of my favorite people are people i disagree with almost all the time. what is wrong with her? >> jessica: i don't know. i feel really bad for her, though, because it seems like she is deeply affected. i mean, why would you wish a life of anxiety and fear on anyone. >> jessica: out of the any windows, do they? >> jessica: i feel bad for h her. [laughter] i was just having a conversation. yeah, i feel bad. not to make

much as always, as the view from brussels with rosie bernard. and that is all we have time for at this hour. check us out online for the very latest news and analysis. that's a d w dot com. we're also on social media are handled. they're asked you to the news. i'm clear, richardson and thanks again for joining us. the . the the is, it is supplemental. when it tries to get it in cardboard decimals, what is the image and find out about bailey story info migrant we're joined by and by the end the recording is a level the personally and president of the cops, the see the climate summit taking place and beloved assist you in the amazon least to the sea. thank you for joining us. thank you very much for having me this beautiful day here in bottom. yes. yeah. so now we are currently in bone where negotiations are taking place in preparation of the cop conference in november. we are now 10 years on from the past agreement, having been decided and are facing a period of more conflict and also higher tensions. geopolitically. how difficult does that make

but if it's just some dude sobbing on a zoom call with rosie o'donnell.no thanks. >> i've been in therapy on and off my whole life. i'm sure you're all shocked to hear that. it can be helpful. i'm less helpful for some of these questions that are written here. i'm going to just go for these. okay? brian, this is verbatim. the question for. >> you means you didn't. >> write i didn't write this. >> okay. >> brian. you successful? got any? brian you successful? got any tips for the fellas? >> well. >> back to the bombs where we started. i don't buy this. i don't think that this is going to be the bro summer where you go seek a therapist. plus, the whole key is we were just talking with this kenny. who's the therapist? i don't know a lot of people who go to a therapist who may give you terrible advice. what do they know? they went to college. they didn't know anything about you. and then what are you going to do? so are you going to be more in touch with your feelings? is that what women want? i mean, do you want people? do you want a man that is feeling a lo

and saw the difficulty she faced in her day to day life is moved on that and again on my yeah. rosie, you know, would be kind of clearly living out of her bed. and there was just lots of garbage around newtown duties in florida. yeah. and down here to see and like these pads and stuff that were used by the dog and food riding like in the fridge on the calendar. and that she wasn't able to clean up her prepare. and yeah, it was just, i saw this person completely overwhelmed by this like a solution. so i felt really fired. not be able to bring go the to the golf. sorry. i'm having a really bad migraine or add items odd reason it was getting sick or thanks to something was happening to her body. and i think for the senior was incredibly clear that she wanted immediate relief from her pain sometimes on it pain and just pain, pain theme from tactical i mean both had 500 miles. uh and i was able to get some treatment through medication that rosie and i wasn't able to get to joined using for dozens of medical appointments. you really need to be part of it right now is kind of your medication

port rosie o'donnell. hasn't ireland been through enough?fast bombings. now someone who is bombing every day, rosie o'donnell. she had some talent at some point. i guess all that was left though at this democrat panel, this strategy panel, it was led by, well, she is brilliant, i mean we have no 1 who can compete with jasmine crockett. [cheering and applause] >> you look amazing. congresswoman, i love this t-shirt. you don't need a memo, you don't need talking points. they don't need to shoot you an email that says don't back down. did you decide to do it this way, is it something that's coming out of you? >> for me it's just being me. i don't really know how to be anybody else. the reason i got into politics in the first place is because i was frustrated. instead of trying to do what the playbook says i'm supposed to do, i am letting out those frustrations and i think the american people really relate to that. >> laura: i'm relatable. >> this is the whole problem. frustration and my personal angst is not representing a constituency. this is

in some areas, the site is too too dangerous for any meaningful clean up to begin the that lose rosie pasha. reports for age under this pro debris is this. we still each of blocks and swallowed up by the birch glacier daniels, who is fairies too deep in what is not a disaster. so as to what an explicit. oh and this is what an exclusive and intense . and it was like an explosion like an explosion in my heart. we knew immediately that everything was destroyed. we lost our home stable and of course, all memories. and we lived in the little paradise song and we had a housing the 9 inside. and part of these can live one person still unaccounted for after last week's powerful collapse. the other residents were evacuated before the deluge. as a wealthy country well used to make some living, switzerland was prepared to over just predicted an incident. so the speed and intensity with a surprise. so there is the glacier retreats. there is the rock phase, that's a, this probably lies is the fair enough for us that these probably most thing up there and all together. it's makes a very big event.

poor rosie o'donnell. hasn't ireland been throughth enough?o'donnelsol. she had talent at some point. i guess all that was left of the democrat panel in the strategy panel, raymond, it was led by -- well, she is brilliant.wi we havthe no one to compete with jasmine crockett. >> no. [cheers and applause] >> amazing, the congresswoman. i love this t-shirt. you don't need a memo and you don't need talking points. they don't nee shod to shoot yon email that says "don't back down." dismid yongu decide to do it thy or something coming out to you? >> for me, it is being made.on i the reason i got into politicshe the firs ft place is because i l frustrated. standing up trying tayboo do wih the playbook says i'm supposed to do. o uti am letting out those frustrations. i think the american people relate to that. >> laura: i'm relatable!ro >> thibls is the whole problem, frustration in my personal angso is notns representingth constituency.fo thisrm is the problem, what is l performative. any time someone y tells you, laura, you look amazing and i love t

up next, irish rosie, sticking out like a sore thumb in her new homeland.dublin for xanax and now she's bummed she can't hit the bomb. >> it's illegal here, marijuana, and it's very legal in los angeles where i was for five years. and so, you know, it's a lot. to give up. >> jesse: but rosie is also hooked on a different drug. tds, not curable. she even tuned into the big beautiful military parade with her emotional support pooch. >> i'm also so happy that ju june 14th was not a day of murderous rampage. i had tremendous anxiety. the dog sat next to me on the couch the entire time. i was worried it was going to be another january sixth. >> jesse: so rosie fled the country and she's watching the trump military parade. >> she can't get enough. >> jesse: hooked on trump. >> that's why she had to physically remove herself to another country and yet she's still tuning in, when other people were enjoying a wonderful saturday, maybe watching fox. >> jesse: 5 million people watched on saturday. >> by the way. just are talking about her dog, my dog was next to me. w

i mean, he basically is a doppelganger now of rosie o'donnell. maybe he needs to move to ireland to. >> it looks like you moved to costa rica, clay. it's called sunscreen. i mean, what the hell? >> look, when you can have when you can have a brilliant, beautiful john f kennedy before the assassination tan like i do right now. why would you not? it would be depriving the american public. i was in the bahamas. i went to the new universal studios with my kids. and right now i'm in palm beach, and you look like, not just delectable like i do. >> you look like a piece of bacon with a beard. that's how tan you look. trump is going to deport you. >> i look like kramer. do i look like kramer when he. when he accidentally uses the self-tanning oil? >> i'm getting. >> hungry into a chicken. >> yeah. >> i'm starving just looking at you right now. >> all right. >> well, you know what? yeah, i was going to ask you about america right now. are saying no one's ever looked better. oh, yeah? let's talk about joy reid. >> tell me about joy reid. okay, so she's say

rosie jones, thank you very much for talking to us. thank you.osie jones speaking to victoria derbyshire. let's return now to glastonbury. earlier in this bulletin, we looked at the controversy caused by some of the political pronouncements made on stage. but now let's take a look at the other experiences on offer at the festival. live to glastonbury and our culture reporter, noor nanji. over to you. this is the final day of glastonbury festival, and away from the controversy, there's been so much going on, all about the music at the end of the day. over my shoulder, we had rod stewart playing the sender afternoon legend spot, and there is always a massive crowd for this particular spot and it did not disappoint. right over my shoulder, right the way up to the fields they were packed, and he played a bunch of his hits, he brought out a number of special guests as well. we had at michael evis, the glastonbury founder, and he asked us to wish him a happy 90th birthday coming up later this year, and also lulu, some an incredible -- incredible stand.

we should have sent rosie o'donnell into iran instead of the b-2s.surrendered in seconds. it's not a bad idea. julia from seville, ohio. instead of adios, we can say to all the bad hombres. see you later, alligator. oh! that's cold. big e from osceola, wisconsin. have you ever dropped an f bomb on air? f? no, i would never. what do i look like? gutfeld! i would never stoop that low off air all the time. i just dropped one in the break. dvr the show. sean's next. i'm water. >> and welcome. >> to hannity. and we begin tonight with a fox news alert. we are tracking multiple breaking stories on this busy news night, including the democratic primary in new york city, where polls are now officially closed. and you have a radical socialist. that's right, zoran mamdani. okay,

it's obviously rosie o'donnell.r and she was coming towards you on the subway, would you not pull out a dollar immediately to give her before she even talked? you would be like, this poor woman. she said she moved away because of trump, she moved away for attention. if you stay and complain it doesn't matter but if you have some skin in the game, because she hasn't shut out -- shut up. she outpost trump on social media. ellen, advice to the sheep, don't make her angry. if you have any idea what a monster she was to staff and interns, comedians. her. >> jesse: a great point about moving over there. if iran retaliates, they are not hitting ireland. >> you are just hanging out in ireland. there's only one way ireland is getting bombed tonight and it's the way you would expect. it involves guinness. >> jesse: and a couple shots. up next, bernie went on and things got a little uncomfortable. >> are you going to run for president again? >> i am 83 years of age. >> that's what i'm saying. >> i'm not sure the american peopl

basically doppelgaenger of rosie o'donnell.: it looks like you moved to costa rica. it's called sunscreen. i mean what the heck? >> when you can have a brilliant, beautiful john f. kennedy before the assassination tan like i do right now, why would you not? it would be depriving the american public. i was in the bahamas, i went to the new universal studios with my kids. right now i'm in palm beach. >> jesse: you look like -- >> delectable like i do. >> jesse: you look like a piece of bacon with a beard, that's how can you look. trump is going to deport you. >> do i look like kramer when he accidentally used to the self tanning oil? >> jesse: i'm getting hungry. starving just looking at you. >> you know what -- [simultaneous talking] >> no one has ever looked better. >> jesse: tell me about joy reid. she's saying that all these media executives, the memo has gone out, tds has to go and they are watching what you tweet, watching what you say because it's just not good for business. do you think that's true? >> i think that if you

i had raised concerns, but inequalities and circumstances such as poverty trauma, months after rosie, mister dr. ramon of 12 testified about flaws in the mates system. a man had a small stroke affecting his balance and swallowing. the patient was depressed and isolated due to cobra difficult stores the patients would receive made before fully recovered from curable illnesses. neither of these made assessors had any experience in stroke rehabilitation and recovery. no safeguards were technically broken and yet he died when acutely down isolated and had not experience living with maximum recovery from his stroke. some places in canada near surpassed 7 percent dust or from me and in the netherlands. they did do is tell you the showed when needs are not met, that people are more likely to choose made. i consider it as well. consider what's my life going to be like in 10 years when my body keeps changing, you know, and my pain gets worse because of that, my mobility gets worse and i can't do the little things that i do to get through the day. i don't want to go through the violence of kill

it features none other than rosie o'donnell. is there anything more depressing than that? explain. plus, the judge in the sean "diddy" combs trial just threatened to remove him from the courtroom. wow. what happened, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a big day for the supreme court, as they handed out multiple rulings, including a unanimous decision, ruling in favor of a woman who claimed workplace discrimination for being heterosexual. the court's ruling delivered by justice jackson found that members of majority groups and protected classes do not need to meet a higher standard of evidence to establish discrimination. fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. a lot of decisions. let's go through them one by one. thoughts. >> six decisions, and four of them unanimous. so much for the critics who say this is a divided court. this particular one you're talking about was really a judicial by the supreme court of the lower court judges. totally mingled the law on discrimination. for emphasis, a high court pick ketanji brown jackson, a liberal, to write the opinion. i read the opinion. it's m

the doctor gave rosie natalie to injection test the room where she did the may are seizure. yeah, they came right in. they did it right here in a room and then they left and she was there for whereas before the corners came gutter and they just left the bodies right under bed it's, it's absolutely crazy, but the 2 sides to the story where she's like pushing for the for bruising the died, she gave no email access to her email and social media accounts, so he could share her story. found this e mail, the subject time was why one command asap and what needs to be done. please keep all the secret while i'm still lives because there are things that would cause a made application to be declined, such as suffering. experience is mental, suffering, not physical healing that health care providers will refuse to take the suffering away. and they can constant worrying about not having food to eat. she's saying here that she wants to keep the secret because she knew that wasn't a qualification, right? she says, i think it's more people cared about me. i might be able to handle the suffe

d dot lose, rosie per saud. reports. for age under this pro debris is this we still each of blocks and swallowed up by the birch glacier. daniel's home is very too deep in what is not a disaster. so as to what an explicit ill and this what an exclusive on his head. and it was like an explosion like an explosion in my heart. like we knew immediately that everything was destroyed. we lost our home stable and of course all memories and we lived in that little paradise song and we had a housing the 9 inside and part of these go live. one person still unaccounted for . after last week's powerful collapse. the other residents were evacuated before the deluge. as a wealthy country well used to make some living, switzerland was prepared to over just predicted an incident to the speed and intensity with a surprise. so there is the glacier retreats. there is the rock phase that's a, this probably lies is the permafrost of this probably most thing up there and all together. it's makes a very big event. it's difficult yet to be able

we can think... about liberating the occupied territories, that is, again, i am against us creating rosy, rosy illusions, we need to assess what is happening very realistically, yes, trump hit iran, supported israel and if he had eliminated this threat at least for a while, well, but russia is not iran, we understand, mr. alexei, we are already out of time, but i have literally 30 seconds to ask a question, here putin came to life, well, i am speaking figuratively. and says that he is ready for the third round of negotiations, and is even ready to meet in istanbul with the ukrainian side, well, and before that there was a statement by erdogan that trump will come to istanbul if putin is there. tell me, please, why he said this, and is it serious or is it just another, another statement that has some purpose that we don't know about, very briefly, if possible, no, the purpose, the purpose is absolutely obvious, again, it's to create the illusion that negotiations are underway, that they're going to discuss something there, and they say... this is again, this is trump, putin says: "listen,

the turn this out play it will into no man's lunch is contains some dr bought by my colleague get rosie of a shot. you're watching the news on the top stories of these are a dodge 5 i will make i had been does, has bloomed his party out of the netherlands coalition government in a dispute of a migration windows said his goldfish and bought it as well. not cleaning to back his ideas of supporting what he called asylum migration. south koreans of watching in a step election to the place impeached form of president union. so your main opposition democratic, brought to lead by lead came in, is comfortably ahead of the building people's party led by kim. so we did a full, it's a ton out as being fine. and that's it for the moment. coming up next off of a short break equal africa looks at how ai is helping side fires in to meet you. and remember, you can always access a website for all the news and information 247, and that's at the w dot com. i'm bigger strategy and, and billy and thanks so much for watching. we're back again in about 13 minutes from now with more news gives you then by the

man, even in spite of the new year, well, what can i say, your son and his bride are coming to the rosy-facedone, and you haven't told you when they will arrive, otherwise we'll wait like this and everything will go sour, have a snack, have a snack, eat to your health, girls, they are going, to their mother, that's right, a production, wow, vasya said, they will definitely come, to congratulate their mother, yeah, then tanya, don't worry, your son is human, responsible, oh, i'll take another tomato, and that's it, that's it. it's funny, but i fell in love through correspondence, she is a beauty, but the most important thing is her letter, it was as if i had met a kindred spirit, i went to meet her, everything was stolen, even the address was stolen, and it was in russian, now i can’t remember it, i only know her name, ira kuznetsova, and now you want to leave, but i couldn’t find her, maybe it’s for the best, how would i have met her like this, aira knows how... are you really rich? no, no, what are you saying? i described that i am a simple gas station worker, that you know, to be sure that

so we can cross the brussels and bring indeed of use that rosy bershard for the 1st of all have there been any reactions from the european union yet to these attacks? a yeah, let me bring the, the statement that we've just had from french president emanuel macro and i'm gonna read some of it to you. he says he expresses frances. so with ours, he was careful with casmer. we're just being struck by iran on its own soil. he said he's in contact with the authorities of the country on partners in the region . if he goes on to call on all parties to exercise the utmost restraint until he called for the escalation of her to return to the negotiating table, then he adds the spiral of tales must not contain. you know, there's nothing surprising and not because that's what we've heard from your team. you need countries for the last few days are repeated calls for the escalation calls, which really have proven too hopeful and seems seem to folding on day years. even after we sold up fronts, breast in germany, meat for talks with their writing and comforter, part engine, even on friday when we sa

[laughter] [applause] of course, that's rosie o'donnell, who fled the country to get away from trumpasn't stopped talking about him since. here we go again. watch this. >> what's trump doing? moving stealth bombers to form. we got to stop him. we got to talk him. >> rosie o'donnell is the only woman in history to become more annoying after leaving the view. [laughter] come on. come on. she wasn't the only member of the entertainment industry going after the trump man this week. the president took incoming fire from the donkey and track. [laughter] behave but it is funny because it's true. take a look. come on. are you going to tell me those two words separated at birth? [laughter] aoc call for president trump impeachment after stroke iran but trump wasn't having that either. he post, go ahead, try impeaching me again. make my day. [laughter] make my day if you don't know is a quote from the movie dirty harry. if you're unfamiliar, in the 1970s city san francisco used to do this thing called arresting criminals. okay? [laughter] little foreign in today's world. we'll just be about a j

have a kind soul, and great music, i was very, very pleased to work with him, watch the project belye rosyrus 2 tv channel . the reason for one is talent, hard work, plus intuition. let's watch, how can we ask for the fourth round of our viktaryny? let's listen to the brains of the competition. pa-belarusian, don’t call it, if the partner is guessing: on the tlumachenna skin of the baby for not more than 10 seconds, the teams walk pa-charze, the cost is correct adkazu - 20 balls. well , all at once, shanovnyas, we are declaring, what team loves to roar, this budze of sveta and liza, the first extracted kala of this steadfast team, and masha and maxim, i am torturing you. masha, masha. maxim, i understand, we are waiting for you and asking you, stepmother! maxim, smile, geta velma good, the first word for tlumachennya, kali weasel, there are such mushrooms on stumps, apenki, blizka, boletus, no, the first word was close, apyaty, no, podapenki, no, no, no, she said it correctly, just change the emphasis, apenki, apenki, apenka, apenka, nothing. terrible, nastupny slide, kali laska, there is

he heals a person who had lep rosy. he heals a person who was paralyzed. 41 acts of healing in the gospel. that's what jesus did in terms of acts. so it's exactly the opposite of what senator ernst is saying and calm me old fashion -- call me old-fashioned, but i think the goal of government isn't to hasten the deaths of americans. it's to make the lives of americans better. and clearly this bug, ugly bill it -- big, ugly bill is not going to do that. now we see some republican members who are opposed to it because, guess what, they didn't read the bill. so marjorie taylor greene yesterday opposes a provision which is a 10-year moratorium on states regulating artificial intelligence. so i agree with marjorie taylor greene once every 100 years. this is that time. i agree that this 10-year provision is extreme. it's going to cause unnecessary harm and, look, i think the federal government's fine doing preemption when we preempt with something. you can't just preempt with nothing. and this is a bad provision and i hope the

region. look, as for this game, yes, i saw him in the buildings of the federation council at meetings, rosyeerful, who smiled, came up, said hello, and then i found out that it was he who first accepted the order for me, according to unofficial data to the state. damage in the amount of 12 billion rubles, which explains the presence of his family's demolition property in great britain. we have repeatedly contacted the federal penitentiary service with a request meet with the convict talk to him, in addition they sent him to take away his list of questions that interest us. 2021 , a video appeared on social networks in the footage of a convict from revenge in a prison uniform and cap sitting in a cell opposite a barred window, he says that other people are involved in the crimes for which he is serving his sentence, here is a fragment of this material, well, let's say, the crimes themselves were not, of course, yes, that means, people who. how well got into certain troubles there i also want to apologize in front of the victims there who suffered there well who we killed our group killed the

i do not think is going to be this rosy.t might not beat this rosy between now and the close we've seen that to once they wrap it up the market says we did not get what we wanted. so what you think, feel? >> and think everyone's not talking about july 9 behind closed doors they've panicked and i is going to be completely wrong. scott bessent is as good as i think he is and i think the guys a brilliant, by july 9 will get a number to put in place and selling the inflation narratives no longer horton's in t and thed of cutting twice until the end of the year. if there right joint becomes a day you go back to higher tariffs in the 15% in europe another 30% in china. then they would be right using that data as a way to pretend like things are worse than they are. charles: you have a fed chair? what's the guy i thought the back of my mind is a wildcard's name is cabot and maybe scott bessent of the tariffs are done. the one out there that i came back the second go around kevin is a wildcard granted. but why did he come back for s

, first of all, that, for example, the relationship between netanyahu and trump, they haven't been rosy during this time, but today israel has managed to bring this to a position that netanyahu's political realities in israel itself were not very rosy, absolutely, and this suggests that a very large part of the problems are internal problems. let's remember zelensky's failed visit to the oval office of the white house, and so i understand that this is probably the one who benefited the most from what happened, it was russia, but i was even more impressed than the fact of the failed visit, because it is obvious that such things should be prepared for, there should be a different level of professionalism, but that after this failed visit, the ukrainian authorities started such anti-american hysteria, do you really think that this was not noticed in... congress, do you really think that this was not noticed in the white house, and it was not the ukrainian authorities who paid, it was ukraine who paid, because the ukrainian authorities pushed for such a very quick signing in order to smooth

rosie o'donnell over there, they they not too happy about sydney sweeney. >> they got rosie o'donnell. they're not exactly getting a good trade in my mind. they're of a hollywood superstar. >> yeah. >> i don't think that's a good trade at all. good point. all right. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger went on that hard hitting abc disney news show, the view today. ladies didn't seem too happy with his thoughts on immigrating to america and doing it the legal the right way. take a look. >> i just think the world of the great kind of history that we have with immigrants in america. but the key thing also is at the same time that we got to do things legal, that is the important thing. so you got to do things legal. and those people that are doing illegal things in america and they're they're foreigners, they are not smart. because when you come to america, your guest and you have to behave like a guest. like when i go to someone's house and i'm a guest, then they will do everything i can to keep things clean and to make my bed and to do everything that is the right thing to

it features none other than rosie o'donnell. is there anything more depressing than that? we'll explain. plus, you know the judge in the sean diddy combs trial just threatened to remove him from the courtroom. wow. gregg jarrett will tell us what happened. coming up. >> baby back ribs. where does it go? nobody knows. >> okay. how did you do. >> that, honey? >> it's magic. >> has anyone. >> seen a perfectly sauced rib? >> just go back to the buffet. it's all you can eat. >> but it was. >> sauced perfectly. oh, boy. >> sean hannity is stepping away from politics. >> all right. whoa, whoa. >> let's not go. >> that far. >> sean is getting personal on fox nation. >> that's more like it. >> we're actively. >> regenerating, repairing. >> detoxifying. >> eliminating waste. you said. >> it's inevitable human beings will live to 150. >> it'll be your choice if you want to live to 120, 250. >> i don't know if the world wants me around. >> that. >> long, sean. >> stream the next episode with gary brecher on fox nation. america is streaming. >> you've put up with your old shower for to

, any of the phonology hell pass on when you want to my, you know, a minerals don't sickle, i'm in rosie, and they all from that as of value. additionally, in the continent of africa, that as in rich o u. n u, i mean the continent of africa and you can have a portion of it, that is the kind of relationship that we expect to have with russia so far. so good, and we hope that that is what we remain so that the relationship with girl from friends, this friends. and we may say that russians indeed friends in need. and then we meet. we can have exchanges, which will enhance the relationship in this generation. on generations. you have to come, i have no doubt in my mind that that can be achieved. but all the african continent, the time is now for the african continent to organize dr. organization from the african continent not only requires but the minds, number one that we eliminate or the conflicts in the continent of africa that we continue to speak with the one vice, our diplomacy must be clear on wants to a diplomacy is clear. then re engage our i sions, brothers and sisters. and the nex