i was in wichita, kansas, trying to take care of my employees that were making machine parts. we were in for an economic challenge. but we all stood together in the wreckage and we were reminded of the fortitude and the fragility of this miracle that is our country. we start with a renewed commitment to defending this nation. its freedom, and its fate and our founding ideas. side-by-side. there were democrats, republicans, people from the progressive movement, libertarians. we all believed that american greatness was more important in politics or ideologies, things that divide us in the to and fro of our daily life. we stood together 21 years ago. the president gave a speech that suggests he believes things have changed. i think we have forgotten too much. joe biden delivered his speech on independence hall. he did it with uniformed servicemen standing behind him, and the presidential seal in front of him. he had an enormous opportunity to unite america by reminding us of the strength, that he campaigned on creating this unity. the unity that lives in the spirit of september 1

vicki in wichita saying i hate to be a buzz kill for democrats, but republicans have a lot of good candidates. she highlights ron desantis, governor of florida, nikki haley , who also worked in the trump administration, for 2024. a viewer off of twitter saying, in general, we need younger people in political leadership positions. mary lou culver says i'm very satisfied with president biden. if he chooses to run again, he will have my full support. if he does not choose to run, my first choice would be congressman jason crow. on twitter, it is @cspanwj. text us at (202) 748-8003. an matchup in 2024, rematch between president biden and former president trump, asking if you are interested in possibly seeing that happen again susan in pennsylvania, democrats line, you are next. caller: yes, i would vote for biden again. i do not even know why we are talking about trump with everything going on. i cannot believe that people are discussing that. host: do you think he is not a factor in 2024 then, as far as another run for the white house? caller: he should not even be available for the white house

there's a case in wichita where one of the players was swatted, but he had given a false address and when police got there to a report of a father holding his family hostage at gun point, the man who lived at the address came outside and made a sudden move and was shot and killed. that gamer was sentenced to 20 years. so this is a real problem. >> so you say it's encrypted and tough for police to figure out. >> but not impossible. >> how do police go about catching these guys? >> so in the nypd, working with subpoenas, providers and working the social media and tags around them. i'm going to be limited on the details because i don't want to tell them where they're leaving the clues. but you can piece them together. the fbi has done a lot of cases. people are getting arrested. but if you look at 2019 and 2020, every black university in college was hit with -- >> i'm not sure we have that. i remember we covered that. >> and that was a plague. if you look at what happened in new york city in 2021/2022 school year, those threats were up 120%. it's not a game. it's not funny, and people d

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wichita also below $70. lubbock, thrive port and that rt payment. cheryl: i don't know, jeff, there's some lovely parts of ohio. >> reporter: oh, i know. that a came out of my mouth and i realized what i'd said. [laughter] i love akron, ohio, that's all i can say. tires. cheryl: i tell you, i went gramping last summer in ohio, and i was please about isly surprised. thank you, ohio. thank you, jeff flock. [laughter] appreciate it, sir. great story. >>> all right, fox business is your home to all things real estate. be sure to catch my bfbn prime show -- bfbn prime show, american dream home. airs only on fox business. we went to hawaii lastight and then to key west. it was great. all right. well, powell's pain adding to the crypto winter as bitcoin falls back below 20 the ,000. john wu is here to tell the us when he sees the blizzard melting away mt. cryptoverse. take a look at the big board, we have gone back into the red, but the dow was down 290 points today, so it's a little bit of a retracement. we'll see how we close out. we're going to be right

the remainder of the weekend, we're going to be seeing these cool temperatures sticking around from wichita upper 70s. right here in washington d.c. we'll cap out in the upper 70s. we're going to be comfortably warm as we head through the top of the week, monday, >>> here's a great live look at san francisco. current temperatures right now out the door, you know, not too bad. we've got 50s and 60s on the map, which means we're mild to start. but we are expected to be warm, especially by 12:00. however, notice by 3:00, we don't see any triple digits in the forecast for today. this is fantastic, after such a hot week throughout the bay area. heading into sunday, expect similar conditions. lots of sunshine with a ton of >>> and that's the weather in your neighborhood. peter, kristen, back to you. >> somara, thank you so much. just ahead a look back at the queen's enduring legacy as the world changed over the last 70 years and how she was able to years and how she was able to change w it ♪♪ hmmm. tryna catch me ridin' ...thirty. ♪ they see me rollin' they hatin' ♪ ♪ patrollin' and try

last weekend three people in wichita falls died from suspected fentanyl overdoses, the oldest victim was 21, the youngest was 13. in the last couple of months four students from the hayes county consolidated school district, outside of austin, died from a fentanyl overdose. all four were between the age of 15 and 17. across the state, indeed across the nation, families are mourning the loss of loved ones who have died from an overdose of these drugs, many of whom had no idea what they were consuming. they thought they were taking something else and ended up finding that it was laced with fentanyl because the amount of fentanyl it takes to kill you is microscopic. the alarming increase in supply across our borders foreshadows even more devastation in the months and years to come. here's my point, mr. president. the biden administration needs to start taking this problem seriously. cartels and criminal organizations are exploiting the security gaps at the border and sending these drugs and criminals along with them to communities not just in texas, not just in arizona, not just in cali

first up, let's talk to jessica in wichita, kansas on the democratic line. you are on. caller: good morning. i am just -- about the abortion thing, i feel like it should be my body, my choice, especially with someone like me, who has autism and what about crimes like rape and all of that? i think we needed to put donald trump in prison a long time ago. there is so much evidence already and i think it is ridiculous that the party has insisted it is a lie. it is just ridiculous. i feel like people forget about this guy. thank you. host:host: next caller in aurora, indiana on the republican line. caller: on the abortion, this lady, what if joseph and mary had decided they wanted -- because he was not the husband, mary didn't have sex to get pregnant and god knows -- today. host: next up, our next caller is christopher in nashville, tennessee on the independent line. caller: i will try to take a practical approach. especially in times of teaching, polarizing. i do believe that people have the right to keep them safe in a certain timeframe, -- anything in this world. i belie

first up, let's talk to jessica in wichita, kansas on the democratic line. you are on. caller: good morning. i am just -- about the abortion thing, i feel like it should be my body, my choice, especially with someone like me, who has autism and what about crimes like rape and all of that? i think we needed to put donald trump in prison a long time ago. there is so much evidence already and i think it is ridiculous that the party has insisted it is a lie. it is just ridiculous. i feel like people forget about this guy. thank you. host:host: next caller in aurora, indiana on the republican line. caller: on the abortion, this lady, what if joseph and mary had decided they wanted -- because he was not the husband, mary didn't have sex to get pregnant and god knows -- today. host: next up, our next caller is christopher in nashville, tennessee on the independent line. caller: i will try to take a practical approach. especially in times of teaching, polarizing. i do believe that people have the right to keep them safe in a certain timeframe, -- anything in this world. i belie

in 2020 the list includes cincinnati, jacksonville, cleveland, wichita, greensboro, lansing, colorado springs. st. louis had a new record for homicide rate in 2020, shreveport, louisiana, baltimore, maryland, minneapolis, minnesota all came dangerously close to homicide records in 2020. chicago, seattle, and fort worth, texas would have to go back 25 years to see homicide tallies comparable to what they were seeing then. as troubling as the statistic so far may sound national rates mexican important reality we should consider when discussing the issue of serious violent crime, victimization is hyper concentrated geographically and demographically, which means that a very small size of a country is sparing the brunt of this social problem. in a given year someone in the range of 2% of u.s. counties say -- see 50% of u.s. murderers, while 60% of u.s. counties do not see a single murder. while the national homicide rate for 2018 was five per 100,000, the rate for the 10 most dangerous community areas in chicago was more than 60 per 100,000. in west oak park it was a staggering 131 in 100

vicki in wichita saying i hate to be a buzz kill for democrats, but republicans have a lot of good candidates. she highlights ron desantis, governor of florida, nikki haley , who also worked in the trump administration, for 2024. a viewer off of twitter saying, in general, we need younger people in political leadership positions. mary lou culver says i'm very satisfied with president biden. if he chooses to run again, he will have my full support. if he does not choose to run, my first choice would be congressman jason crow. on twitter, it is @cspanwj. text us at (202) 748-8003. an matchup in 2024, rematch between president biden and former president trump, asking if you are interested in possibly seeing that happen again susan in pennsylvania, democrats line, you are next. caller: yes, i would vote for biden again. i do not even know why we are talking about trump with everything going on. i cannot believe that people are discussing that. host: do you think he is not a factor in 2024 then, as far as another run for the white house? caller: he should not even be available for the white house

others in 2020, cincinnati, jacksonville, denver, cleveland, jackson, wichita, greensboro, lansing, and colorado springs. st. louis set a new record for homicide rate in 2020 which will be reported in louisiana, the -- tulsa, oklahoma, dangerously close to the all-time homicide records. in 2020. in the wall street journal last, year chicago, fort worth texas would all have to go back 25 used to see homicide tallies comparable to what they were seeing them. now, as troubling as this statistics i've made mentioned thus far sounds, factional citywide rates asked this reality that we should consider in the issue of violent crime. which is that victimization is hyper concentrated, both geographically and demographically. which means a small slice of our countries bearing the brunt of what is our biggest social problem. to illustrate this point consider the following. in a given year, 2% of u.s. counties see murders. while 60% don't see a single murder. the rate for the ten most -- up to 60% of the thousand. 131,000. 5% of street thousands of seeing crime in the 4% of the street segments in t

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