carley and joey. >> joey: thank you. mayhem in downtown portland following supreme court abortion ruling. smashing windows and vandalizing businesses. >> carley: mara white thought -- sorry to hear what happened to your business. can you explain and describe the extent of the damage that occurred to your business and what it exactly does? >> sure. good morning to you, too. at least $10,000 in damage. they smashed our windows, there is dmrasz everywhere and graffiti. my organization is nonprofit and we help moms, kids in need, babies from 0-5 years old. they mistakenly thought we were anti-abortion, violence was horrible. >> joey: police say officers are working to contact affected business owners to secure the building. individuals who engage in property destruction will be investigated and are subject to arrests and prosecution. did you feel you had support from the police? is the remanents of defund the police in portland part of why your building wassac attacked this way? >> i did feel protected by the police and the

i'm carley shimkus. >> joey: i'm joey jones in for todd piro. growing number of economyistss are predicting the u.s. is heading toward io

. >> joey: and i'm joey jones. the house gets a chance to send the bill to the president's desk, first time congress passed a piece of legislation since 1993. >> carley: leaders have spoken up strongly calling it an effort to chip away at law-abiding citizen second amendment rights. griff jenkins has the latest developments from washington. good morning. >> griff: good morning, that vote remarkable, democrats needed 10 republicans and they got 15 on an issue, the gop long resisted, guns. chuck schumer praising the bipartisan effort. >> the gun safety bill can be described with three adjectives, bipartisan, common sense, life-saving. >> griff: gop included minority leader mcconnell after negotiations were led by senator john cornyn. i knew this effort was about the art of the possible, looking at areas where we could agree and setting aside areas where we could not. >> griff: not everyone does agree, senator ted cruz blasting in a statement saying approach of democrats is to take away democrats from law-abiding citi

carley and joey. >> joey: thank you, jackie. new york supreme court striking down a law. >> carley: joining us is a plaintiff in the case, joe borelli. joe, this law would give green card holders the right to vote in the new york supreme court agree with you and say that is illegal. what is your reaction for this win? >> it is a good win for people who believe you must be a citizen to vote in election whether locally in new york. >> carley: pretty basic concept. >> joe: this is something democrats vnth held back and they want to do this in other places around the country. hopefully other jurisdictions see the problem and decide not to go forward with this. >> joey: as far as why you were able to win the case, this goes right against the state institution and legislation. >> joe: yeah, some states are trying to implement citizenship for voting. blue new york had one for generations and decades really. it says you must be a citizen to register to vote for all elections in the state. democrats thought they could throw something aga

. >> good morning carley and joey, a historic story indeed. across the aisle on that issue, because 65-33, the majority leader chuck schumer praising the bipartisan effort, watch. >> the gun safety bill we are passing tonight can be described as three adjectives: bipartisan, common sense, life-saving. i hope it paves the way for future action on guns in congress and at all levels of government. >> joey: g.o.p. supporting including minority leader mitch mcconnell. you see all 15 here. mcconnell calling it a sweet spot to make americans safer. led by senator john cornyn. however there was plenty of g.o.p. opposition to go with it. senator ted cruz blasting it in a statement saying, "the approach of the democrats is to try to take firearms away from law-abiding citizens, to try to go after second amendment rights and law-abiding citizens. those red flag laws provide an opportunity to many law-abiding citizens in many states approved with little to no due process protections." the red flag law is only part of the deal see here. also, it expands ba

. >> joey: and i'm joey jensen for todd piro. they've been criticized as partisan and biased, as republicans jim jordan and jim banks were not commissioned by nancy pelosi to serve. live with the latest on this. >> good morning. that's right, the january 6th committee secret service said that they did not reach out before moving forward with tuesday's testimony by former trump white house aide kassidy hutchinson. she is alleging that then president trump lunged at an agent and try to grab the steering wheel of the presidential vehicle in order to steer it to the capitol on january 6th. the secret service spokesperson telling politico "we were not asked to reappear before the committee in response to yesterday's new information and we plan on formally responding on the record. we have and will continue to make any member of the secret service available." the agents mentioned in the testimony has spoken to the committee and want to do so again in public to refute the steering wheel allegation, but hutchinson's attorney says she sta

joey. >> joey: america's crime is not just targeting big cities. suburban residents are rattled and demanding more protection in their communities. in buckhead a suburb of atlanta is up 70%, robbery 70% and burglary 26%. those numbers are part of the resent the next guest wants to see from what lynette to go on their own and have police involvement. bill white of buckhead city, good morning, bill. >> good morning, good morning joey, how are you? >> joey: south of atlanta and you are on the other side but tell me why you need to become your own city. >> you were born in the great capital city, as i understand, so it is great to be on with you and especially thank you to your service to our nation, joey, i mean that from the heart. we are really feeling like this is a war zone. and i don't say that lightly, especially given what you experienced in a war zone. this is murder and mayhem. we have shootings up 164% over the last year. we just had another violent home invasion. these home invasions are happening at the home of mr. carter an nba player for

. >> and i'm joey jones in for todd piro. republicans are naming their nominees in key swing states colorado and one democrat incumbent is now out of a job. brooke singman has all of those and more. brooke? >> brooke: hey, good morning guys. yesterday's primaries setting up major match-ups for what republicans predict will be a big red wave in november's midterm. now starting in new york where congressman lee zeldin wins the republican nomination for governor and will face incumbent democrat kathy hochul who is running for her first full term after rising to power in disgrace of former governor cuomo alleys sexual assault candles. vowing to clean up the mess of democrat policies. >> she's been panderingering to the far left whchlt the tax and spend criminal liberals controlling albany were insisting on policies that would take our state in the wrong direction, kathy hochul didn't stand up and lead them instead she got led by the far left. >> brooke: another big gubernatorial race shaping up in illinois with trump-backed farme

joey? >> carley: let's get to the media reaction to this. ari fleischer says the media is in the bag for democrats. watch. >> it staggers me to see how the american press corps is from venus and the american people are from mars. when you look at the press corps and a lot of the democrats on capitol hill, almost all of them, they think the entire election is about january 6th. they think the entire election is the american people have risen up in favor of roe v. wade instead of being equally divided about roe v. wade. they are so out of touch with the american people. they think everyone is glued to their tvs watching these january 6th hearings and they are the only things people should talk about or care about or vote about. the american people are in an entirely different place. >> carley: turning now to this, texas governor greg abbott is not holding back after vice president kamala harris accuses him of politicizing the text big rig tragedy. >> joey: as the migrant death toll in san ant

joey: are you guys the same age? joey: got put into this position of transportation secretary because he was a surrogate for president body when he needed it the most and the best way he can reward someone who didn't have any qualification for the other position. in his generation expressed on the liberal side thinks the government is responsible for and can fix everything which we know is not the truth when it comes to the transportation industry and airlines this is something the government could had a year ago with new demand coming out of the pandemic was good to go through the roof they could've told airlines work to get this money, don't lay off pilots. leo: we have to go, still ahead on "the big sunday show" we will know exactly how dhs will punish the border agents falsely accused of letting migrants, why is the biden administration is so focused on that than stopping the thousands of pounds of fat no and migrants flooding across our southern border. katie will tell us. ♪ this summer, dinosaurs are in our w

joey, i thought was interesting, you mention something in the break. those who hold gun licenses and are licensed to carry actually carry out less crime. i want you to share -- 's behind the amount of work it takes to get a permit to carry in places like new york or california, those are the people committing gun crimes. they are the ones willfully submitting personal information and showing they have training. they are doing their due diligence. they are law-abiding citizens. no state should have any fear of someone going through hurdles to carry a gun for their safety becoming the criminal. it just doesn't happen. the data doesn't show that it happens. people who are willing to commit crimes are willing to do it with a gun illegally. >> emily: and these are the same people advocating for genetic privacy, to reduce the cold case homicide solution rate by 3 million down to 30,000 or whatever it was. but the second you are a law enforcement officer or a judge -- exactly. coming up, a school board member in california is now calling for a boycott of the

joey, carley? >> joey: thanks, jackie. let's bring in ken paxton. good morning, attorney general. >> good morning. >> joey: real easy question. white house press secretary john pierre deny that this was biden's fault and went on to say that the board is closed. how can you say the board is composed of my close almost every metric is increased or in many cases doubled, including those who have died? >> from day one they have invited the cartel to bring as many people across the border as they possibly can get across. so there is no doubt in my mind that what happened with these immigrants with over 50 people dead is going to happen again. it's happened before and it is largely due to the biden administration policy of inviting illegals across the border. >> carley: the white house has done very little, as you said, when it comes to the border. is there anything texas can do to make sure something like this doesn't happen again? >> in some ways that hands are tied. we are in litigation right now. he mentioned the asylum program, the biden administrati

joey votto started laughing. and when he came over, i showed him two other dances, and he really didn't know how to do them. >> so the unlikely dance duo decided on the griddy. ♪ jean's brother behind the camera. >> my brother was just shocked. >> and her on-camera dance partner, joey votto -- >> he gave me a high five and said that was a good job. >> now the cincy superfan has big plans for future tiktoks. if you could make a tiktok with anybody in the world, who would you want to make it with? >> ja morant or donald trump. >> donald trump? if you could get him to dance with you, that would be pretty crazy. ♪ my money don't jiggle, jiggle ♪ ♪ i'd love to see you wiggle, wiggle, for sure ♪ >> what would your advice be to other kids or adults who may be a little nervous to try to do what you did? >> just believe in yourself and trust in god, and it will happen. >> trust in god, and it will happen. okay. jean was at last night's diamondbacks/reds game and had to find a quiet place for our interview, which

joey, let's start with that. we talked earlier before you guys came on as far as an election, another run of the presidency. president biden saying as much he plans to do it. how does a team, how does the team working for that cause? >> well, yeah, as you said, president biden has said that he plans to run again he. has to say that right now, otherwise it makes all the lame duck even for the midterm. after, if democrats lose the house, which i think is just been widely expected, and even the senate if things, which is increasingly more likely, there is going to be a lot of pressure the day after that from democrats to begin the process, is biden really the next candidate for the 2024 ticket? of course, if you open up, biden, says he's not running, and there is a open primary for that seat. i think that's a dangerous spot for democrats to be on. you're not defending the last couple of years under democratic control. instead, your re-litigating everything. and there could be interparty fighting. there is not any lo

joey, are we going to hear guilty or not guilty? are we going to hear that? >> this is a civil trial. it's assessed in terms of liability or not liable. liable or not liable. if you're liable you get to the issue of damages which are monetary. if not liable, there's nothing further to discuss. >> whether amber heard is liable or not liable. >> first johnny, are you defaming johnny depp and is johnny depp liable to amber heard. the standard of proof is not reasonable doubt. it's a preponderance of the evidence meaning is more likely or not. >> let's go back into the courtroom. >> can i have the attorneys roach for a moment. >> they're discussing something, and we done know what it is, and that's why they do it at side bar. i just want to mention there are seven members on this jury. it's not like a criminal trial. we know that there are five men and two women which is interesting, but the jury does have to be unanimous, which is unlike other states. in a civil trial they do not have to be unanimous, here they do. >> let's bring in lonnie now. is the jury's dec

tonight, joey king! megan stalter! and music from anees. with cleto and the cletones! and now, chelsea handler! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> thank you! thank you, thank you, you it! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. sit down! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live," everybody. i am your guest host, chelsea handler. [ cheers and applause ] i will be here all week long. or at least until republicans make it illegal for women to talk. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] jimmy is off right now doing whatever the [ bleep ] he wants with his body. [ laughter ] remember like five days ago when fox news told us the biggest threat facing america was drag queens? that was cute. [ laughter ] at this point i probably have more rights if my vagina was an ar-15. [ applause ] as some of you may have heard, the supreme court overturned roe v. wade on friday. [ audience boos ] there were massive protests all across the country this weekend and here in l.a. too. droves of americans took to the streets, and even in the face of such adversity countless women were able to turn their anger into

you are packing right now. >> not like joey. [laughs] >> de phone the police push i was wondered why how come it's not considered a civil right violation to let a felon out of prison who kills an innocent person. so where was that? and then just looking at the whole debate when it comes to how they can handle it in new york the permitting process is gonna suck right? so when you think about it he would sooner have an obituary written about you get your permit renovated right because it takes years. the problem and have us stuck in that process for very long time. he had that column when he was talking about it and there was a trade-off between the cycle moment and public safety and want to both there is a concern about that right? they want to feel safe in new york you know who sitting next to on the subway with a gun. there is that issue and i think that when it comes to abortion i always wondered a hundred countries have over-the-counter birth control and there is an issue about that you don't keep pregnancies they can be misu

that baby might have a joey. that baby might have a joey. that baby might have a joey as well, but then that would be it. so the only thing that we have to do now is stop cutting down trees, and the only thing that will do thatis and the only thing that will do that is stronger and better legislation, and we want a koala protection act. a bit like the bald eagle act for the united states. goodness me, the whole world loves koalas. why wouldn't you just do this? i have actually written to the new environment minister, and i've said to her that i don't envy her herjob now, because our country has basically spoken to our politicians and said we care about climate change, we don't want any more fires, we don't want any more floods. we've all been through hell in the last few years, and so have the koalas. it's time for our political masters to really get on with it.- for our political masters to really get on with it. and what do politicians _ really get on with it. and what do politicians say _ really get on with it. and what do politicians say

marine corps bomb technician and fox news contributor johnny joey joey. sh and she's like a hotel reservation from yesterday. ou already checked out about this contributor jim soaking. which one would you like toe tackle if you want to? i mean, you know, this the roe v. wade thing just happened. and so i don't know what you're feeling. >> well, i think you pointed>> out very succinctly d i think this is the key thing to knowat is that yesterday when the gun case came out, the democrats, liberals, people who are decision were like, how dare they ? and then today they are using their same arguments to say how dare they on roe v. wade because they're trying to make the same argument. right. poi because basically, as you pointed out,a the second amendment is clear and even though new court can have a lawd on its books for 100 years, that doesn't mean it was constitutional. right. and so now you have a court that is willing to go there. and also gun rights activists have told people, activists, people who support gun rights s have said you better not bring thi

well, can't top that, joey. i can tell ever pair ofr underwear socks i had grown up came about from a flea market, really went over by the fairground there in georgia. so yeah, that flea markets down south are not of had a hand it on a boat so different they're not you know. as but the best thing was my first shotgun blast from the flea market didn't have to do a background check. >> jessica has never hurt anybody. youu go and nothing nothing bad is around a fairground, right? nothing but good things comeme out of o a fairground and get some from fairground. are you kidding? well, it comes to the towno i locked it. there's a lot don't badmouth the carnies. well, yeah, there's a lot of vomit around fairgrounds because people eat too much and ride the carnival whatever flea market yard sale. yeah. flea market>> on sixth avenue. i went down there when i moved to new york thirty years agoth thinking i was going to meet mickey rourke just like a nine and a half weeks. >>an but i didn't yeah. anyway i did first my fir

first of all, joey i'm bring you a little layout 2.0 hat. what you know about this guy? he was arrested because he was motivated because something is a crash i think it was an attack. but it was on purpose. we let anyone crush into leo 2.0 per. >> you in l.a.? >> moving out here next week. >> you open up it sold out. >> i pass it to katy for. >> looking forward to the store. yellowstone national park has had extreme flooding suite causing damage they could take leaving town separate with no tours and part is there one her 50th anniversary celebration. my grandfather was a park ranger at yellowstone print hits low close to home for a talk to a buddy of mine named josh smith he opens montana night company doing a fundraiser locally to try and raise money for the very small towns who are suffering as a result of this on so many levels. for not having people coming to visit her. >> is how the picture i don't if we had at the show just now from the perspective of the river coming through on what was normally worded gotten too. it was horrible. >> katy can lead to a big saturd

no more basketball. >> judge jeanine: all right, joey, hit it. >> joey: sam swarth slus columbus, ohio. 16 years old already proven himself to be a warrior. he was diagnosed with spinal cancer. this is his make a wish to become a marine. he went to paris island, south carolina where the real marines were made. always wanted to be a marine because the marines are best. in two days he did the crucible how you earn it the gas chamber, rifle qualifications. swim qualifications. welcome to the corps, buddy. >> judge jeanine: that's fantastic. see you back here on monday. have a terrific weekend. thanks so much. bye. ♪ >> shannon: good evening and welcome to washington. i'm shannon bremen in for bret baier. breaking topghts as the i will tonight as the illegalimmigratia look who is trying to come into this country. new illustration how dangerous migrants may be. bill melugin reports from south texas tonight, hello, bill. >> shannon, good evening to you. that's exactly right. brand new date that from cbp reveals so far this fiscal year border patrol has already arrested 50 people on the ter

here's joey earlier today appearing totally aloof and ignoring more questions. take a look. >> did business with her son. >> [indiscernible]. ♪ ♪ >> what are you afraid of? >> sean: at least this time when he turned to shake some buddies and there was actually somebody there. rather than reset -- rather than admit failure, rather than admit -- change course, offer real solutions, biden, the democratic party, they just play one blame game after another. they blame so-called big oil, they blame the pandemic, they blame putin, they blame corporations, meet companies, which people, and when all else fails, just blame donald trump and by the way, don't forget blame fox news. it gets even better because speaker pelosi is apparently trapped in a time warp and is now blaming all of this on the war in iraq. take a look. >> with all the constraints that covid -- we have the war in iraq, with covid, chives really deterred more product coming into our country. >> sean: she's not far behind joey. you've got kamala one heartbeat away from the presidency, pelosi third in l

, that baby might have a joey, that baby might have a joey but that'll be it. the only thing that we have to do now is not cutting down trees and the only thing that'll do that is stronger and better legislation and we want a koala protection act. a bit like the bald eagle act for the united states. goodness me, the whole world loves koalas, why would you do this? i have written to the new environment minister and i've said to her that i don't envy her, herjob now, because our country has basically spoken to our politicians and said we care about climate change, we don't want any more fires, we have odd floods, we have all been through hell in the last few years and so have the koala is. it's time for our political masters to get on with it. archaeologists have often wondered why so few bodies were ever found at the site of the battle of waterloo, and now they've outlined plans to find out. the encounter saw a coalition of british and prussian troops defeat napoleon. tradition has it that the bodies of tens of thousands of men were collected and turned into fer

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we will also hear from joey garrison. we will also hear from american action forum president and former cbo director, douglas holtz-eakin. that is all coming up next on washington journal. >> the january 6 committee is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch it online at any time. you can also visit our website c-span.org/january 6 to watch previous hearings and other videos related to that day. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. as these six presidents recorded conversations in office, here many of these conversations on c-span's podcast. season one focuses on lyndon b. johnson. you will hear about the civil rights accident, the march on selma and the war in vietnam. not everyone knew they were being recorded. certainly johnson secretaries knew because they were tasked with transcribing many of those conversations. they were the ones who made sure that the conversations were taped as johnson would signal to them through the open door. >> i want to report of the number of people assigned to kennedy the day he died in

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i want joey. so mrs. mcgee called my mom who ran up the block to maloney field where we all played baseball. she got brought joey back. he cleaned behind his ears put on his little sport coat and he came over and rang the bell and he sent mrs. mickey and joey biden. she said i know who you are. she's in may i come in? with my sister and she said yes, and he stayed with me that entire party. he played pin the tail the donkey he played musical chairs. he stuck by me. and when it was time to go we said thanks mrs. mcgee had a lovely time and she saw thank you for coming and we walked out and grabbed my hand and i said, oh joy. thank you. he said it's out. thanks for inviting me that the childhood memories that i remember of scranton. yeah, remarkable given especially good how young you both were that? another person asks what childhood lessons that joe biden learned are reflected in his actions as president. well, i think that there's a that there's dignity in every man and woman and to treat people with dig

chestnut joey chestnut. [ laughter ] "when it comes to the hunger games, you can't beat joey i met him once at coney island, the great joey chestnut. he walked up to me, i'll never forget, tears in his eyes, he walked up to me. i'll never forget what he said he said -- [ gurgling ] [ laughter ] the supreme court has been revealed as a corrupt and anti-democratic institution whose conservative majority has shredded whatever legitimacy it may have had by dismantling a widely popular constitutional right to bodily autonomy purely because it could it's a rogue court that just cherry picks the precedents and the parts of the constitution they like and discards the ones they don't that's it. their opinions aren't serious legal documents. they're just wordy judicial -- >> hissy fits. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: we'll be right back with jokes i can't tell. [ cheers and applause ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt ec

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hear it now is the fox nation host johnny joey jones and we have new titles. >> did you make these? >> we have been sending these down. thank you, you will not be, jus go ahead of each other by the figure. category. passing gas is the category. people our suffering at the pum as oil prices are rapidly increasing for this member of the by binder ministration doesn't care, it says we absolutely don't need to drill for more oil, gas, oracle, is i jennifer granholm or john kerry. >> i feel like john kerry is th climate envoy. >> what is the answer? >> security. we need to go back to call. >> to give so abby abbey is upgrade you can't really see th difference between them, so we had to put a second picture up so you know. >> are you guys liked together? i'm confused. the next category, which politician recently bragged about two big bags of fresh, south carolina, collard greens through the charleston airport. >> i was looking for one that had joey on it because he was late to this the segment becaus he was delayed. >> i feel like is from south carolina, but that sounds more like a pander

we are changing people's lives. >> sean: joey is mad. he is all animated. must've had his wheaties this morning. it wasn't just biden's out-of-control spending that cost inflation. it was joe's war on the oil and gas industry on behalf of of course the climate alarmist cult that is the new green deal socialist party that he is beholden to. by the way, i keep coming back to oil and gas. why? because energy independence is the single number one thing that we can do to bring down the costs at the pump and lower diesel prices. lower diesel prices, that lowers the price of every item you buy at every store you shop at. that's not going to happen. this administration, they put their priority on the climate alarmist cult, not on you, we, the american people. listen to what the bidens kleinman czar, john kerry, had to say. >> worry driving the thoughts. we need more drilling. we need to go back to a call. no, we don't. we absolutely don't. we have to prevent a false narrative from entering into this or again, pun intended, we are cooked. >> sean: carry, like everyo

people you know, i and that is not good for formal complaint. difficult scenario there. colacho and joey, thank you so much. thank you. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines at this hour for longer has shut schools and non essential st services for 2 weeks. an effort to save fuel. the nation is in the grips of its worst ever. economic crisis calls for the president to resign are growing louder as people faced severe shortages of essential goods. nearly half a 1000000 people have been evacuated in southern china as the heaviest rains in decades freak havoc, red alert warnings were issued on tuesday with forecasters predicting more heavy downforce last summer. catastrophic flooding and central china killed almost 400 people. south korea has launched its 1st domestically made space rocket and successfully placed a dummy satellite and in october, failed. soul is planning further launches. it says it has no intention to use the rock for military purposes. it says british rail workers or staging their biggest national strike in 30 years. networks will largely be br

we asked journalist collado when joey in the capital, addis ababa, how likely it is that a negotiated solution can be reached when the decision solution will highly depend on what the committee will report back to the government of the few people, the committee going to the supposed to look at the details of what it would take when it decision process a complicated process. and after that then they'll be able to advise on probably what form of timeline and also all these we to also be about clocking with the government to, to talk to talk peace, you know. but on the other side, it was the pressure from a but they want there will be to post and facilitated. so depending on the, on the committee, that's probably when we shall see how we keep in coming to move. but if you can come and see a process, a system of an issue, dialogue collector, how much would i be? i'd be willing or able to compromise. i think if you look at the destination, wait, wait, has reached close to 2 years now. i mean, with a net initial saying, when i go for 1000000 people in need of emergency assistance because of

but in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy. he had a lot of ground to cover and a strong sense that time was against him as he tried to figure out what had happened to maribel ramos. >> she just vanished? >> yes. >> how often does that kind of thing happen? >> it doesn't happen often. >> ramires started by investigating the men in maribel's life. it turned out there were a few of them. >> did you know she was doing online dating? did she talk about that? >> yeah, she did. >> maribel sometimes met guys through a website called plenty of fish. that's how she found paul lopez. they had been dating for a few months, and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to talk to him. >> you know you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> i wouldn't think so. >> ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> nothing's been exclusive. it's just been dating. >> okay. you date other people too? >> me, yeah. >> you don't know

she brought joey back and he put on his boots and came over and said i am joey biden and she said i know who you are. may i come in. and she said yes and stayed with me that entire party he played musical chairs and stuck by me and when it was time to go he said i have a lovely time. thank you for coming. those are the childhood memories that i remember. >> remarkable. another person asks whatt childhood lessons that joe biden learned our reflected in his actions as president? >> i think that there is dignity and every man and woman and to treat people with dignity and as evidence another saying you know better than anybody else and nobody else is better than you suggest remember that and that nwas the mantra so we ran for te senate the first time with civil rights in this particular issue and social justice has always been a part of that. and he saw the children and the mothers treating them with dignity. joe knows what it's like to have lost a child, to have lost two of them and to have lost a wife, a spouse so that's what he's done all his life to treat everyone with dignity and he's

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i felt like it was all my fault, like if i would have never decided to be an elections worker. >> joey, let's be honest, these crazy ass people believe that, the 1920s stuff, that trump said she's a scammer and a hustler, she and her mom were attacked by trump and then faced serious and racist threats. people harassed them and other family members at their homes. she had to move out of her house for her own safety. what responsibility does the former president have here? >> i think a lot of responsibility. i think everyone should be responsible for using language that's clear, that's precise, that's truthful, and i think the truth has gotten lost. we could sit here all night talking about first amendment, talking about opinions, talking about the distinction between that and defamation, talking, talking. but the reality is that when you have that bully pulpit and you're talking about things that are factually inaccurate and you're not only impairing and impugning someone's reputation who should be celebrated for being an election worker, who should be celebrated by being on the front l

fox news contributor, joey jones. what you think? you see this in here pentagon saying we are having a hard time recruiting and the president is like let's send a couple hundred thousand north to romania. >> i don't know where it is here other than posturing which is not a bad military move if it works devised and plan, we talk about sweden and finland, the news here is very, to get turkey on board. we have basically completely any notion we are supporting them. maybe the guy who fought the 20 were here in afghanistan, i am still a little attached to that work that is a terrible a year ago, maybe we are already there, we felt like we were doing it wrong and nobody is innocent in war. kennedy: but there are different kinds, the turkish regime likes to lump the entire group together calling for the death. >> isis with us and the pkk that turkey says the organization killed civilians, i'm not sure how true it is but the idea is these are two groups we have held an alliance with up until about a year end a half ago when president trump d

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. >> the san francisco giants thought they had the catcher of the future in joey barton. they may, but he is back in aaa sacramento after hitting .156 in the big leagues. the kid with the rally cap. luis gonzalez single it is to right. donovan walton was going to hold at third, but charlie blackmon overran the ball. and walton comes in to score the winning run. giants walk it off, winning 2-1. as for the oakland a's, they were in atlanta. san jose native jared koenig made his debut. and a two-run homer makes it 5-2 atlanta, and the braves go on to win it, 13-2. the a's have lost eight straight. this place was, they were on one tonight. to say the least. there were some words directed at draymond green, seemingly avenu every five minutes that we can't say on tv. >>> a proposal at disneyland paris doesn't go quite as >>> a magic moment at disneyland in paris didn't go quite as planned. >> a park visitor dropped to one knee to pop the big question to his girlfriend. then an employee with mickey mouse ears dropped in and chin she di actually say i have a my husband was propos

. >> joey garrison's work can be found at usa today.com, he covers the white house, and doral declared, you can find his writing at bloomberg.com. he's a reporter of congress. to both of you gentlemen, thanks for giving us your time. the polling that was hired by newsweek and -- conducted by the yougov organization along with yahoo. taken between june 10th of june 13 second between june 10th and jen 13th on the question should former president donald trump ran for president in 2024? 55% of those who responded said no. 35% said yes. broken down into the political affiliations 80% of democrats voted no and 14% of democrats voted yes. for republicans 25% voted you and 58% voted yes. the story adds that according to that polling president biden received an even negative verdict when asked if president biden should run for president in 2024. 64% of people said no, only 21% said gas and one broken down into political affiliations 36% of democrats said no, 43% of democrats said yes, he should. adding to the story that republicans said 84% of that said he should not run again. 10% saying yes.

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cnn legal analyst, joey jackson both join us now. thank you and good evening to both of you. break this verdict down for us. this is really a victory in large part for johnny depp. >> it is in a sense that he got a jury award, 10 million in compensatory damages. 5 million in punitives which was reduced by the judge. i don't know if we should call it a victory for johnny depp when think about the mountain of evidence came out suggesting and, in my opinion, proving that he abused amber laheard. we know there's evidence he presented in his own case about drug and alcohol use. text messages where he is calling his ex-wife the most horrific names you can think of. talking about wanting to have sex with her burned corpse. i don't think this jury award, this monetary award and johnny depp, this was never about money but i don't think he can consider this a victory. i don't think any of us should consider it a victory. >> he does consider it a victory. he said as much. he was out there having drinks and was celebrating. >> he's entitled to that but if you call it being a victory to h

i had an uncle who said, joey, you are labor from belt buckle to shoe sole. today i would like to speak about my economic priority. fighting inflation. i understand americans are anxious and they are anxious for good reason. i was raised in a household when the price of gasoline rose precipitously, it was a discussion at the table. we have never seen anything like putin's tax on food and gas. americans should understand our economy has unique strength that we can build on. the job market is the strongest it has been since world war ii notwithstanding inflation. we added another 390,000 jobs last month. 8,700,000 new jobs since i took office. an all-time record, never that many jobs in that period of time. unemployment rate is near historic lows. americans are moving up to better jobs and better pay. since i took office, families are carrying less debt on average, they have more savings and we are doing it all while cutting the federal deficit by $1.7 trillion this year, and $320 billion last year. if i hear one of my maga friends talk about debt and deficits,

mcgee , i'm joey biden. she said i know who you are. he said may i come in with my sister west and mark she said yes and he stayed with me entire party. heplayed pin the tail on the donkey . he stuck by me and when it was time to go he said thank you mrs. mcgee, ihad a lovely time . iq for coming and edwrapped around my hand and i said joey, thank you. he said without, thanks for inviting me. that's a memory i remember. >> that's remarkable given how young you before then. what childhood lessons joe biden learned are reflectedin his actions as president . >> i think that there is dignity in every man and woman and to treat people with dignity. and as evidence, another saying from my mother, valerie. oujoey, jimmy, frank, each one of us.od you're no better than anybody else and nobody else is better than you. just remember that. and that was the mantra. so when joe ran for the senate the first time it was civil rights. on this particular issue, civil rights, vietnam and the environment but social justice has always been a part of who joe

i had an uncle who used to say joey, you are labor from belt buckle to shoe sole. he is labor from his forehead to the tips of his toes. today i would to speak about my top economic priority, fighting inflation. i understand americans are anxious for good reason. i was raised in a household when the price of gasoline rose, it was a discussion at the table. it made a difference. we've never seen anything like vladimir putin's tax on food and gas. america should understand our economy has unique strengths that we can build on. the job market is as strong as it has been since world war ii notwithstanding inflation. we added another 390,000 jobs last month. 8,700,000 new jobs since i took office. an all-time record. [applause] unemployment rate is near historic lows. millions of americans are moving up to better jobs and better pay. families are carrying less debt on average in america. they have more savings than they have had and we are doing it all off cutting the federal deficit by $1.7 trillion this year and $320 billion last year. one of my friends talking about