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yeah. >> whitaker: getting up at 4:00 in the morning. >> lockwood: or 3:00, or 2:30. >> whitaker: or 2:30. those early starts barely compare to what old-timers endured, when cowboys stayed out under the stars all night and the sun all day, until they got the herd to high pastures. >> sommers: well, i think we can go home. what do you think? >> whitaker: today, they go home after each day's drive. the next morning, they trailer their horses back to where they'd left the cattle, round up those that have strayed, and move them out again before dawn. the old chuckwagon? it's been replaced by a cooler, and the tailgate of a pickup truck. but compared to what your grandfather did? >> lockwood: our ancestors, yeah. >> whitaker: this is easy. >> lockwood: yeah, we have it easy. >> whitaker: only ranchers would call/ this/ easy. driving cattle is hot, dusty, demanding, and they'll be lucky to make a $50 profit per cow when they finally send them to market. jeannie's daughter haley and son-in-law france help wrangle the herd, her husband, milford, shuttles the horse trailers. they all left "re

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. >> carley: we will dive deeper in the case with former acting attorney matt whitaker 4:30 a.m. eastern time just 20 minutes, more than 100,000 emails reportedly from hunter biden's abandoned laptop or online in a searchable database and daily mail reporting trump aid garrett ziegler is behind that release and called biden laptop email.com calling it a modern day rosetta stone of white and blue collar crime. but appearing to lay out intimate details of hunter biden's do you do make details overseas the mexican billionaire sent how got into the white house to discuss a business deal with joe biden. >> todd: new irs shows black lives matter paid out nearly five times more money to patrrisse cullors son and trayvon martin foundation, the blm, "the new york post" said the lm paid her father-son entertainment company over $960,000 during pistol coming fiscal year 2020, light production design and media. during the same time donated $2,000 to the trayvon martin foundation here trayvon martin shooting death sparked the creation of black lives matter but the donation to the foundational

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an act —— he'll take over from jody whitaker. no one bbc news, it's time for sportsday. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm isaac fanin. chelsea are the queens of english football. manchester city bounce back to the top of the premier league. mark cavendish sprints to his 16th career giro stage win. hello there. chelsea are champions of england once again. on what was a thrilling final day, emma hayes�*s side lifted the women's super league trophy after beating manchester united 4—2. jo currie was watching at kingsmeadow. it's cited and inspected, these fans know how it feels to win titles. anything less would leave the door open to arsenal potentially clipping them. perhaps it was nerves, but chelsea looked out of sorts. thomas finding the space. giving united a lead. response was needed, and it came in the form of aaron cuthbert. united needed a win to keep any hopes alive, and they kept up the fight. deflected effort, 2—1 down. the change brought about a change of mentality for chelsea. what a strike this is from sam ker

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later on cbs "60 minutes," bill whitaker investigates and uncovers what is causing americans to go without some medication. i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching. have a great night. >>> look how much more orange by tuesday. what would average be? for the inland valleys 79. relatively warm today at 88 but look at the arching line going up to 97 degrees for some of the warmer inland spots. i'll show you what that means for the bay as a whole com

i know they plenty of those with lower groups just referred to the super bowl whitaker commuter, we're pretty good regarding joe biden and imposing these sanctions on russia. jo has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, ah, it was also a vicarious war. it was intended to show russia the new russia. they couldn't go too far. the some excuse. i was mean of what amiability author asked one i scenario niga, others vienna illegal. staying on this, you say no good. i'm here in the grocery, visio. oh, a national. he was lewinski scenarios, not as bna with talk of the psychiatry forced to go on. yeah. don't school go to worse. yeah. you know what i mean was not he is ashley cuz we're in the theater here. there's him there. go. yeah. that's not that cool. mm. hm, after the collapse of the wall, so a treaty organization, nato expanded east, despite having promised not to. but they did. nato said it's ours. we move east international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. so truthfully, there's no such thing as international law

conservative thinker or writer who has not published with with regnery the young i could add to the list whitaker chambers wilmore kendall. anyway goes on and on. and a us president has published with regnary as well donald trump. yes, donald trump published a book with us before he was president and that book came out just as i arrived at gregory myself and i think about 2012 time to get tough. yeah. what was your first roll at gregory? i came to regnery in 2012 as an editor. so i was acquiring books and and editing them doing what we call the lead editing which is note that the person who has the the first go at the manuscript and later on it goes to copy editing where it gets tidied up and and prepared for the printer all of that. so i was one of the leaders or senior editors here. i did that for eight years. that was a job. that was so much fun. yes, it was the perfect job. i i knew it couldn't last and and a couple of years ago our publisher margie ross and you mentioned a minute ago retired and i was i was left holding the bag. so now now i'm managing the place. i don't i don't get to do an

relatively quickly with little effort in an environment that really doesn't have electricity, dean whitaker install modules, what's the solution? some light, it can be used to generate enough heat to fire the bricks virus. so like hell like this one at the german aerospace santa a helio start is basically a huge mirror and it reflects the sunlight into a concentrator. a honeycomb pattern of 159 mirrors concentrates at 5000 times and directs it into the interior of the solar furnace. a single, highly focused beam of light generates temperatures up to $2500.00 degrees centigrade which is needed to bake the moon dust together layer by layer on a special table that scans a programmed mold. the brick is created and a kind of 3 d printing process. this light beam acts like the print head in the process. of course, if, what, how big advantage with this method is when i do it layer by layer in 3 d printing, or i'm much more flexible on site and i can build exactly what i need on the spot with little materials to. they can all progress to make building on the moon as easy as possible, research as a

we can only hope matt whitaker ,thank you so much. thank you , will. ur sobi a shocking and disturbing new disease called monkeypox is suddenly spreading all over the world. what'ss goingdi on ? how deadly is this disease? that's straight ahead. a everybody's been asking myself what the hell is going on in 2020 los angeles county voters like the los angeles county prosecutor. if you want to really see what a parasite look like, my father and george go to is the most violent criminals in on this los angeles guccifer 2.0 towards my neighborhood of you was so about what's going on when he says i'm not going to prosecute legalizing gang members committing murders, they'll be released by the time to this is los angeles under george . so you do the crime. i'm not here to tell people to break the law are celebrating. tucker carlson original with 90% street now on the fox station .com, do you have any idea where you left your body in while you sleep if it's your heart or to stop causing you to wake shoulders back or are you uncomfortable because you wanted to

how do you, you, why doesn't you squiggle for a few, sam whitaker for chew through sheer, for his on them? yes, ma'am. actually in early 2014, during the so called euro my dad rally and keith local nationalists reverently carried portraits of steep on dera. 1941. he tried to establish an independent republic of ukraine as a protectorate of hitler's germany, a store newkirk. will you? english will. does this g e, mark da chablis screen year o. c, q u yes, agree, jeff g a g to the gutter with alice character as eager to waste names, but it's supposed to be some assistance. so that's mister dawn. you shish julie bern, jamiracle, did you know anything? besides, rarely sure of constantly media viet, anyhoo fung him. so we'll have bullshit. bloom coco received an excerpt from a letter by the head of the party chancellor. a martin mormon from july 23rd 19. 42 by no means should one introduce any measures giving a non germans a sense of ownership. members of the non german population should in no way have access to higher education. the hearers of the opinion that reading and writing skills

i know they plenty of those lower get the rest of your fed said the super bowl whitaker commuter, we're pretty good regarding joe biden and imposing these sanctions on russia. jo has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered. i am peter level the western narrative ukraine.

attorney general matt whitaker ag whitaker thanks very much for being here, your thoughts, on how this plays out. is this federal judge ruling going to change anything the border agents told me to expect number of encountersing to from 7,000 illegal migrants encountered every day today, to 18,000 a day matt. >> yeah, good morning maria good to be with you. the biden administration has to be breathing a sigh of relief from their own bad policies by this judge. there is no doubt that the word has gone out among those want to come into our country illegally title 42 was going to be repealed, holding it up going to build pressure at the border you are going to see thousands of people to senator martial's point stacking up, very dangerous concerning situation because we just don't have resources really never have to process the amount of people that are coming across because biden administration has completely failed their mission in securing the southern border i think a lot of people are looking to this judge, to manage it biden administration has proven they are unwilling to take care of

banding, all imports of russian oil and gas, fuji, i suffering the price, i know they guarantee with bow whitaker, where do you have open joe biden and imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang effect. ah, one sanctions against russia isn't the only topic causing divided opinion across western countries. german intellectuals and artists have written an open letter to olaf sholtes, urging the chancellor not to risk world war 3 by supplying more heavy weapons to ukraine. we are convinced that 2 such dividing lies have now been reached. first, the categorical prohibition known exception and manifest risk of this war escalades and into a nuclear conflicts. the delivery of large quantities of heavy weapons however, could make germany itself reported to the war. the latter also urges olaf sholtes to do all he can to ensure that a sci fi is reached with germany making a decisive contribution to a solution that they say will stand up to the judgment of history. yet this stuff seems to have landed the magazine in hot water. hi, alice schwar

the night the best of british television is celebrated at the baftas, ncuti gatwa is named as jodie whitaker's successor in the tardis in the bbc one drama doctor who. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and journalist emma woolf and sebastian payne, the financial times' whitehall editor. tomorrow's front pages. the i newspaperfocuses on the divisions over the northern ireland protocol as the british government threatens to tear up the brexit deal it made with the eu, within weeks. the times front page says borisjohnson hopes to deliver a post—brexit reboot of his government tomorrow in a bid to boost the economy. meanwhile, the cost of living crisis continues. the guardian says more than two million adults in the uk can't afford to eat for an entire day. the mirror reports direct debit payments have at least doubled for one in four energy users. in ukraine, the metro pictures volodymyr zelensky branding russia's vladimir putin as a 21st centaury nazi. but victory will be ours again, is its headline. the telegraph fo

the night the best of british television is celebrated at the baftas, ncuti gatwa is named as jodie whitaker's successor in the tardis in the bbc one drama doctor who.

attorney general under president trump, matt whitaker. how bad is this, this government addiction to spying on its own citizens? it seems pervasive. >> i am concerned what you are going to see is really as technology grows and the ability to store data grows, they will create this giant haystack in which they can find the needles they are looking for which are potential shooters and the like. aren't we moving understood this system to the chinese social credit score? the bad actors are given low marks. the people who go to the grocery store to live their lives, while still monitored. it's a scary dystopian world we are hurtling head-on into it. dan: matt, thanks for your time. here to talk about what you can do to protect yourself. morgan wright. you noted big data moved from understanding our actions to manipulating us. that's what really concerns me about their capabilities moving forward. explain. >> when social media started coming out there will be was a professor at stanford who ran a discipline called persuasive technology. the peo

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matt whitaker says the case is cut and dry. listen. >> proving a fairly simple case, a false statement to the fbi. the defense will have a hard time creating enough smoke screen to cover up the fact that sussmann did make a false statement, said he was not representing a clients, set up the meeting and got back to his office and billed the clinton campaign for his time. >> todd: in a particular michael sussmann insisted he was not working on behalf of the campaign and wanted to "help" the fbi. billable hours. police under attack during protest at site of police training facility under construction. protesters are calling it cop city. demonstrators claiming the building will harm the urban forest and escalate tension. mosts were not locals and drove to the area from miles away. at least eight people were arrestd and nobody was hurt. >> carley: amber heard testimony more intense during her final day on the stand in the johnny depp defamation trial. facing questions about potential infidelity of her and james francoshg. heard was

attorney general matthew whitaker. were you shocked to hear mook reveal this. >> i think it was a surprising relation of the truth. if you think about this disinformation campaign, you have the current national security adviser going on tv in 2017 after the election still communicating this false narrative. and and so, you know, it doesn't surprise metathat in a campaign for president that the candidate would approve something this explosive, but it's also surprising that she approved it, something this false that the fbi appears to have quickly dispatched as not true after they reviewed it. david: yeah. it took them an hour, by the way, some experienced fbi agents, to say this was bogus information until it ended up on the desk of peter south carolina. peter strzok, for those who have forgotten, was a virulent anti-trumpist at the fbi, and he elevated this case to importance, and then the media picked up on it. they used all of their contacts in the media to alert them to this, and there we went for another lee or fou

matt whitaker, former acting attorney general and he joins u now. will, i think this is fair to say without exaggeration this i big. tell us what you read into what's happening and the investigation the trial of michael sussman as of today. >> this trial is so important for two reasons. one as holding someone accountable for lying to the fb and upholding the will of law. also it's important because it' telling the story of what the clinton campaign did spreading this information really, that was in 2017 that's that our current national security advisor jake sullivan was talking about this same fake news false information that hillary clinton had ordered the code red to disseminate to the media in sussman prior to that gone to the fbi and said i don' represent any clients, but he did, he represented the campaig when he delivered this information to the fbi. i don't think i can go without being highlighted. the man we just hotline on national television is the one that's giving us updates on the war in ukraine. that is the man in charge and a large pa

attorney general matt whitaker with us. matt, we all know what's been happening at the border the past year and a half but it's nothing compared to what dhs, our department of homeland security says could happen if we get rid of 42. they say we could have 18,000 migrants a day, which amounts to 6.5 million a year. this is totally uncontrollable. will that be taken into account by this federal judge that's looking at getting rid of 42? >> yeah, the judge just had a hearing for the preliminary in junction on friday, and could rule any day on whether or not the biden administration can withdraw that title 42 power, and remember, it's about the only piece of tool that our border patrol agents have to enforce the laws on the southern border. with that gone, not only will you see the surge but there's going to be an inability to really do much other than to hopefully, you know, catch as many of these folks and get them into the system and create a file for this , but you know, those kind of numbers, 18,000 a day, which equates to

. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and more, tonight, on "60 minutes." ( ticking ) >> scott pelley: the war crimes in ukraine are among the worst of the 21st century, but they are just the latest in a history of assassinations and mass murder at the hands of russian president vladimir putin. we know this, in large part, thanks to a team of online data detectives that calls itself bellingcat. since 2014, bellingcat investigations have exposed russia's undercover hit squads and tied russian troops to atrocities. suffice to say, the russian government denies everything you are about to see in this story. but, that's exactly where bellingcat comes in. bellingcat's founder, eliot higgins, has created a method of mining online data and social media to put the lie to disinformation and unmask vladimir putin. >> eliot higgins: i feel it's almost my duty, that when we're faced with all this information showing terrible things that are happening, it's to put it out there. it does involve risk. but then, def

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acting attorney general, matt whitaker. matt, good to see you,. >> good morning, dagen, good to see you. dagen: just mind boggling. >> it's very frustrating. not only did he have testimony where he made several extraordinary statements but yesterday he was on the sunday shows and at least twice suggested that the dhs and the border patrol have operational control of our southern border and we know based on what we see with our own eyes that's not true. dagen: effectively managing the border is what he said last week. does he not understand the grave problems that the open of border are causing or the loss of life. operation a lone star seized more than 300 million lethal doses of fentanyl at the border. all of the doses that do not get seized that wind up killing tens of thousands of americans. >> yeah, the amount of fentanyl that's pouring in through our country us astounding and a it's lethal and when he says yesterday on fox news sunday with bret baier that they have operational control of the southern border, you know,

next witnesses whitaker patrick president north american for mastercard. she is responsible for overseeing mastercard's operations and customer facing activities in the u.s. and canada. she is north mastercard since 1997. she service he served in the leadership role involving investor relations, u.s. strategy in communication, u.s. issuers at global's and standards compliance programs and dispute bridge and loosen management she has a degree from manhattanville college, thank you for joining us. next witness is ed, we represent chicago. he is a senior directive federai consumer program at the u.s. public interest research group known as purgative. he is worked for u.s. erg since 1989, oversees the federal consumer program, helped to lead and national efforts to improve consumer credit reporting laws, identity theft protection, product safety regulation and more. cofounder of the americans for financial reform received his undergraduate degree and masters degrees from university of connecticut. senator blumenthal's take notice. our next witness is charles e

scam that's been weaponized by phony social justice warriors joining us to talk about this is martin whitaker. it's a fascinating issue a lot of people on wall street have been talking about it over the past couple days what was your reaction to the s&p taking tesla out of that list >> well, when i saw the reasons for it, which they've been pretty transparent, it sort of reflected what we've been seeing in our own rankings, you know, of the russell 1,000 companies tesla's done quite well on b beneficial products, but it doesn't do so well on worker treatment, discrimination, h worker rights. he mentions exxon, have improved that performance they have he a fallen to fallen of the rankings. >> a lot of people look at esg and invariably look at the e, environmental. and the question is whether that e is worth more than the s and the g in certain cases and then of course they look at an oil company and say how is it possible an oil company is on this list? >> yeah, yeah, i understand that i can't speak to others' methodologies, but we don't decide what that is. we ask the american people and to t

this is whitaker, north carolina. good morning. wiley, are you with us? we will go to david in stafford springs, connecticut. caller: good morning. you get to a point but what i don't understand is whether democrat, republicans, these people are supposed to represent us and get things done. all i see is a pony and dog show and no account of what the people need to make our country stronger. it is not just democrat and republican's, it is all of us together making our country stronger. our country has been sold out. sold out to other countries. our manufacturing, we cannot manufacture our own baby formula. everything has gone to a different country. what is wrong with everybody? we need to wake up and we need to hold representatives accountable to keep this country strong and go in the right direction and to work together. enough is enough. we need to wake up. host: lincoln, nebraska, this is sam who says the former president has too much influence on the party. caller: the problem is as i see it, trump is going to ruin the party. he only controls about 40

congresswoman lauren bow bert on these attacks on our civil is liberties coming up, matt whitaker, i have morgan wright on the surveillance culture. folks, you're being watched everywhere. even in your own job with, i do a whole monologue on the government and private surveillance, and i've got a secret service friend of mine, jeff james, back with on the show. we talk about this run, hide, fight, god forbid an active shooter situation happens around you, he has real, practical tips. god forbid something like this were to happen to you. he's an expert on it and, of course, lawrence's amazing show which has been rocking. he helps me out. and, oh, it's great because people hang around on my show. we have great people. can't wait for lawrence to come on. so we appreciate -- lawrence lawrence i appreciate that, brother. will: great saturday. i'll be watching that. that surveillance thing is something we need to be paying attention to. that story about the cdc monitoring our phones, did you see that? rachel: yes, i did. >> that's in my monologue. the cdc, the postal service. rachel, i'll

ada plaintiff brian whitaker who foiled more than 1,000 lawsuits in the bay area alleging that their stores or restaurants are not accessible said in may of last year, the tables here were too high. >> i see him as a chronic abuser of the ada and by that, i mean that his intension is not, i think, to -- he's just not well-intentioned. what his purpose has been is to put money in his pockets. >> reporter: retired superior court judge and kpix 5 legal expert laker tois cordell said the federal government found that whittaker who lives in l.a. had no intension of actually using the services offered by the alhambra i rush house or returning to the establishment. >> i think the judge is sending a message to this man and others contemplating doing what he's doing to not do it and mo i guess is that if this ruling holds up, other judges will start to do the same thing. >> reporter: this month, san francisco d.a. announced his office is filing a civil lawsuit against potter handy, the law firm representing whitaker claiming it filed more than 250 allegedly fraudulent lawsuits against small b