john, sandra, back to you. >> john: well, it is qatar, after all. make sure they don't spit in your face. they are notorious for that. quite a festive atmosphere, thank you. looks like a real party there, sandra. wish we were there. >> sandra: no kidding. a lot of energy, a lot of people on the ground. a lot of people in attendance. but quite a moment when tyler adams, the captain of the u.s. men's national team took the question from the iranian reporter, that happened during this hour yesterday. we'll see what happens and bring updates to our viewers as they come in. >> john: talking yesterday about throwing stones when you live in a glass house. that seemed to be what the atmosphere was there. >> sandra: indeed. u.s. sending billions in aid to ukraine but is the white house shortchanging other countries like taiwan in the process? national security analyst rebecca grant explains why the white house is playing catch-up. >> john: and gop lawmakers vowing to take up the war against fentanyl when they take the house. priority number one in the fight

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts, see you for election coverage. what a day it's going to >> martha: good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. with me, karl rove, ronna mcdaniel, bret baier, shannon bream, all here in the final hours as we head towards the very big day, which starts tomorrow. all the candidates of course spread out in these races across the country as they pull out their final closing arguments. >> january i'm going to keep feeling better and better. dr. oz will still be a fraud. >> he seems to care more about the criminals than the people

john. >> john: let's bring in our panel now, juan, let's start with you. pelosi went halfway, a lot of people thought she might give up the seat as well, she gave up the leadership. does hakeem jeffries have a lock and what happens to hoyer and clyburn? >> i would place it on jeffries in new york, but adam schiff, well remembered and well-known from the impeachment hearings. >> john: well remembered that's for sure. >> he's been lobbying and seeing how much support he has in the caucus. but right now looks like you have a situation where hakeem jeffries and a leadership team, congresswoman from massachusetts and another from california, look to be in place as we exit this pelosi era and boy, she is a figure of american history. like her or hate her, she's, you know, i think the second longest serving speaker in american history, john, and if you think about the record of accomplishment, it's pretty substantial. love her or hate her. >> john: changing of the guard here. >> she was effective for pushing the progressive agenda. also why she lost the majority

all right, john. john: i have a couple of comments here at the top about the state visit. as the first state visit of the biden harris administration is the opportunity to highlight a foundational component of this administration's approach to foreign policy and esther alliances. france is a vital partner and united states oldest allies. major investments in both directions supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs in each country, the defense and security cooperation continues to stand and its vital security all around the world. it is underpinned by our shared commitment to democratic spools, values, institutions, our cultural ties -- democratic tools, values, institutions are cultural ties are of top importance. on the schedule breakdown, wednesday president mccrone, will go to nasa headquarters to show deepening collaboration on space. the bulk of the visit events will take place on thursday starting with the official arrival ceremony. while president biden and president mccrone conduct a bilateral discretion there will be a separate program for the first lady and misse

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with more that starts rights now. >> martha: thanks. happy election day, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. you just heard that man talk about how much he loves the experience of getting out there and voting. that is what americans across the country are doing today. the polls close across the nation in the mid-term elections. that could shift the country's political landscape. we'll see what happens. no doubt the conversation as you know starts rolling over to 2024.

hello, john. >> john: welcome to the day after. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." president biden set to talk about the results and take questions at 4:00 eastern going into election night. republicans were hoping for a red wave to sweep the nation, but at this moment it's unclear where the balance of power will lie once the dust has settled, could by the way take weeks. >> see how things develop over the next couple of hours. >> yes, yes. >> john: republicans on the verge of winning a slim majority in the house as democrats were able to hold on to several seats republicans thought they could flip. >> sandra: and the battle for the senate, democrats were able to flip pennsylvania but three races remain too close to call. at 1:00 on the east coast, georgia, nevada and arizona, and just moments ago fox news decision desk predicted ron johnson will defeat democrat mandela barnes in wisconsin. arizona, mark kelly is leading republican challenger blake masters. and in the governor's race there, katie hobbs is holding on to a slim lead over the

john. >> john: looking forward to that. i know the families are anxious for more information. dan, thank you. >> molly: bring in former fbi investigator bill daly. thank you for joining us on this thanksgiving eve to talk about this difficult case. it's been more than a week, a community and families want answers and yet no arrests, no suspects, a lot of information not being shared by police. we can hope they have more than they are telling us. there is a press conference just around the corner in a few hours. what are you hoping to hear at that press conference to give you some sort of confidence they are getting somewhere? >> well, first of all, molly, press conferences are meant for us, the general public at this point. if they are working on things i'm glad we have not been having press conferences, not to alleviate concerns, as much as you don't want to tip off the suspect out there. you have a killer out there, so you don't want to give out too much information as to who you think the person might be and general criteria, they are still working on quite a number of lead

hi, john. >> john: john roberts in washington. good to be with you, sandra. parent groups claiming big wins on tuesday as the nation's biggest teachers' union tweets educators know better than anyone who students need to thrive. former education secretary betsy devos firing back, you misspelled parents. where did parents win big? we'll break that down. but first -- >> sandra: an american city so overwhelmed by crime and open air drug use that mexico is showcasing it for its don't do drugs campaign. that country's government debuting a new ad filled with shots of homeless people using drugs, including fentanyl, on the streets of philadelphia. >> john: the irony is rich, much of the fentanyl destroying american families is coming from mexico, where they have captured a steady stream of illegal crossings all weekend long. >> sandra: after downplaying the crisis and calling the border secure, the white house has forced out a top border official after reports he would skip or sleep through important meetings and that could suggest that president biden is taking a

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the story of john daly. welcome john. his story begins back in 1990 on a beach in florida. 7 neo nazis can, and some of whom were from the town of a child that i lived in, recognize me and proceeded to do their best to do me. and they tried to kill. you have grown in general, there is no such on here. so therefore, i have to refrain, okay, i mean if there are certain things, i say i literally went to prison. one of them shouted out, died, you boy, die. they pulled me to the ocean. and 2 of them sat on me to make sure that i couldn't get up. the perpetrators of this crime are members of a known national organization who would not stop murdering john. in part, i think to save themselves from prosecution somewhere down. that's going to people when you're committed. i mean, they don't forget and when you do, you don't want them to forget, you know, you want them to know what you're doing is wrong. it's a guest and it's hatred. hey, i'm right here. don't forget. whenever the way you live in peace, luckily you survived amazingl

however it, was not just the lack of reserve that doomed john pope, but perhaps it was some of john pope himself following the fighting that cattle run. and when pope again at bristow station to see the backs of those troops and to learn that jackson's entire force was in front of him for whatever reason, john pope solely focused on as he put it bagging the whole crowd bagging jackson's command, believing he had enough to do that before. the junction of wing and longstreet's wing of e lee's army of northern virginia could be made. and so for the next several days, while pope was focused entirely on jackson, he forgot to on what was behind jackson and joining with jackson the re of the army of virginia. well, august 27th was not the nail, the final nail ijo pope's coffin as commander of the army of, virginia, in the summer of 1862. it certainly laid the seeds and laid the groundwork for john pope's on the plains of manassas beginning the next day of august 28th and lasting for two more days leading to one of the worst defeats that the federal army would ever suffer during the course of th

he was worth 26 billion back in march, john. >> john: wow, how the mighty are fallen. and ten points to you for the dutch tulip bubble historical reference. >> thought you would like that. >> gillian: i enjoyed that, too. now the big names facing big losses in all of this, susan lee, joins us from the newsroom. >> ftx was one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, at the peak, $32 billion, the founder one of the richest self-made billionaires on the planet and came a lot of influence. ftx signing up major celebrities, tom brady, steph curry, and also super bowl ad featured larry david. no details on specific dollar amounts but tom brady and giselle, they were paid in stock. the stock is worth a lot less today with the bankruptcy filing, and lick -- stepping in, and at question is the miami arena. the crypto company paid $135 million for the naming rights over 19 years and five and a half million dollar payment due in january that's now in doubt. and it also, by the way, adds to the myth of the arena naming curse, you remember some other ones? they don't exist. so yes

john. >> john: thank you. for more on this, steve moore, former trump adviser. we played the sound from joe biden a few months ago and thought the whole thing was off the table. what happened? >> yeah, where was that, mission accomplish signed over the white house, it's not accomplished and suspicious they had the deal to get through the election, john, the midterm elections and as soon as the elections were over, now you have this rail strike with respect to labor. it's very simple. these workers and the union are fed up with the high inflation, and this is happening not just in the rail workers but workers and the country. more strikes in 2023. when you have 8% inflation and people are falling behind, when wages are only rising by 5% and inflation is up 8%, people are falling further behind. so the economic implications, if this rail strike happens, will be devastating. >> john: what will the implications be, and could happen as soon as december 9th. union says we don't want to go on strike but unions always say that before they go on strike. and we were just

hi, john. >> john: can't get to get going today. john roberts in washington. candidates in key battle grounds making their final pitches to undecided voters. arizona is a prime example, mark kelly is fighting for political survival. republican blake masters within striking distance of unseating him. >> sandra: if masters is able to pull off that victory, it may be thanks to republican governor candidate kari lake, campaign focused on inflation and border security and appears to be resonating with arizona voters. we have a jam packed show for you just ahead, all-star poli poli poli political -- >> john: and alicia, which voters are the candidates targeting today? >> all about the super important, illusive, unaffiliated voters, all the candidates are targeting today and the issues that are most important to voters inflation and border security. >> our border crisis has been going on for decades, and washington has failed arizona and other border states on this. hey, i provided a billion dollars more for border patrol agents, technology and monitoring at the bord

john hoeven was silent. he said the security concerns that we have, he needs to make sure that these security concerns are addressed with grand forks. . where was he, where was the leadership? we had to drag him across the line to say and do the same thing -- the right thing. dr. christiansen: i think it's important that we mention how important trade deals are when it comes to growing china's market. north dakota has a six of the value added processing. the reality is that we need innovative processes, like the one at the fu phone -- -- the player. from the trade war, prices have not come down. that slows innovation. we need to understand that trade wars are bad for our beef producers, our manufacturing agencies. >> on the outset i said that there are security issues that need to be addressed before any decision is made. i did due diligence and i came back to the city and said you should not proceed with this play out you should work with a american company and we will work with you to try and do that. that

john and john thank you both very

john: that is great. [laughter] after graduating from high school you went to princeton near your home in trenton. you once stated that while you were at winston you saw very privileged people behaving irresponsibly, and i could not help but making a contrast about some of the worst that i saw on campus and some of the decency of people back in my community. can you explain what you meant by that and have informed your thinking? justice alito: the specific thing i was thinking about where aspects of the antiwar movement. i entered college in the fall of 1968, that was at the height of the war in vietnam. and about 2/3 or more in the students of my high school class did not go to college. many of the boys were drafted, and they were sent off to fight in vietnam were served in the military someplace else. and they had no choice, and they did what they thought was their patriotic duty. the students at princeton were privileged. we were privileged to be in college, we were privileged to attend a college with

john: no. i would say the bernie sand folks are probably more enthusiastic and extreme than he was and the moderates in the party are a little more temperate than he was. i think, it is hard to say, but i think it is accurate to say that the senate misses the 800 pound elephant in the room and his staff and position on four committees. he was a major force of brilliance and liberal enthusiasm and i do not see it there anymore. does -- susan: does that say more about the senate as an institution, or about the man? john: john kennedy used television and was assassinated in a way that dominated television, than robert was assassinated on television. i think they just occupied a unique position. a social media has watered down the political impact of television and the rise of cable news. but for a while, they were everything and jack and bobby were first name people like elvis and marilyn. so him being dissed is a factor. the other factor is the senate has changed. in my personal view it goes to t

>> john, it's absolutely terrifying. i can only imagine what the speaker and her family are going through right now. i think this is something that unfortunately many people will find themselves by virtue of the work that they do in the public eye. and through the lens of politics, and everyone has strong opinions about that, you become a magnet for this sort of contact, the sort of criticism. you don't worry about it for yourself. but you also worry about it for your family. it's easy to find. people nowadays, it's easy to figure out where people live, and that is the terror that we all live with. plenty of people have reached out to me aggressively over the years. each time it happens, it's shocking. and, really it really and nerves you. >> john, one of the things you hear some people say, whether on social media or un-conservative networks, is that this guy was mentally disturbed. he didn't have his wits about him. this wasn't political, this is someone who is just crazy, for lack of a better word. but does being dist

>> good afternoon, john. his name is andre bing of chesapeake, 31 years old, he's been a walmart associate since 2010 and his position currently was the overnight team lead. he has no criminal past and obviously now is the alleged gunman that they have identified. meanwhile we are learning more about exactly what transpired inside this walmart shortly after 10:00 p.m. 911 call came in at approximately 10:12, 2 minutes later, 10:14, first officers on the site, 10:16, they entered, we know bing entered a break room with one handgun and multiple magazines and the victims, at least three bodies were found in that break room. we also know some were taken to the hospital, we got an update from the hospital from the chief medical officer, what he had to say, take a listen. >> we have two individuals who passed away, individually, we have two in our intensive care unit in critical condition and then one patient who is in good condition. >> meanwhile, we can show you some video of a memorial that has been erected here

i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, welcome to friday. >> sandra: daylight saving time, important because we are going to be anchoring on sunday and we want everybody to join us in time. good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." president biden and the democrats are scrambling to hold on to both chambers of congress but high prices at the grocery store and at the gas pump have most voters upset with the direction the country is heading in at this moment. >> john: the concern has led most democrats in tight races to keep president biden away from their campaigns, including in georgia, where rafael warnock is locked in a tough battle with republican challenger herschel walker. >> sandra: a race we are all watching. we have a jam packed show ahead. the best in the business. >> john: our team of reporters have you covered from coast to coast. start with aishah hasnie, following the race in georgia. so, what issues are concerning business owners in the peach state? >> hey there, john a

. >> sandra: see you sunday, john. thanks. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: spring ahead, fall behind. i get confused when you get an extra hour. thanks. good to see you. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. as you know by now, we're four days from election day. the polsters and the modelers who for months gave us headlines like, this growing evidence against a republican wave today look more like this. the polls have increasingly reached a consensus on the state

john. >> john: claudia, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: breaking news involving your money and your family. the fed just announced another large rate hike to try to bring down inflation, the fourth of that size. it's a pretty big one. larry kudlow, host of kudlow on fox business. tell us what this means. quite a rally, we should pop the big board up, initially the dow spiked 300 points, down on the day before the decision. now back up to the highs of the session, up 400 points. my understanding, larry, somehow some wording change in the fed's announcement, that indicated that they might not be this aggressive with the next rate hike. >> jay powell grew all that hair on his chest, all the paul volker hair on his chest. he may be shaving some of it off. hate to put it graphically, the simplest way i can do it. the market will wait to hear the full press conference from fed chairman powell, but there was a line change some word salad changes in their initial announcement. >> sandra: i'm getting the word right now, financial

all right, john. john: i have a couple of comments here at the top about the state visit. as the first state visit of the biden harris administration is the opportunity to highlight a foundational component of this administration's approach to foreign policy and esther alliances. france is a vital partner and united states oldest allies. major investments in both directions supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs in each country, the defense and security cooperation continues to stand and its vital security all around the world. it is underpinned by our shared commitment to democratic spools, values, institutions, our cultural ties -- democratic tools, values, institutions are cultural ties are of top importance. on the schedule breakdown, wednesday president mccrone, will go to nasa headquarters to show deepening collaboration on space. the bulk of the visit events will take place on thursday starting with the official arrival ceremony. while president biden and president mccrone conduct a bilateral discretion there will be a separate program for the first lady and misse

john. >> john: john roberts in washington. just one of the events we are watching this hour that could impact not only the next two years, but where republicans go next. there are rumblings somebody could challenge senate minority le le leader mitch mcconnell. and in florida, gop governors are meeting. breaking news out of the war in ukraine. russia launching a major missile attack in cities across ukraine and a report a missile crossed into nato territory killing two people in poland. greg palkot is live in kyiv. what do we know and what are the potential implications? >> john, this is the huge significant event that we are just tracking just the last couple of minutes. according to a senior u.s. official and according to reports on the ground, a russian missile fired from somewhere off of ukraine went into ukraine air space but then veered into eastern poland and actually hit a target, not a target, but a site in eastern poland killing two people. first time something like this has happened. this triggers all sorts of questi

john: this is bloomberg. lisa: it is the fed's most aggressive timing campaign in four decades and treasures believe that the state of rate hikes is at an end and the fed will begin smaller increases. in the u.k., rishi sunak's government says that all britons will have to pay more taxes. he met with a chancellor to discuss the budget and according to the readout from the treasury, they agree that tough decisions are needed on tax hikes and spending cuts. north korea is renting the u.s. with what he calls powerful measures. at the american military doesn't end exercises with south korea and others. and maybe after from kim jong-un to lay out groundwork for nuclear tests. the u.s. and south korea started joint air drills after exercises on land and sea and air. twitter is limiting content enforcement. the social network has frozen some employee access to internal tools used for content moderation and other policy enforcement that is affecting the ability to clampdown on information. global news, 24 hours a day

john. >> john: thank you. republicans inching closer to a house majority, but certainly did not get the red wave that they were hoping for. many vulnerable democrats like michigan's elisa slotkin were able to hold on in tight races and now getting ready for another term in congress. thanks for being with us. why do you think the red wave turned into more of a red trickle? >> yeah, you know, i can't speak for everywhere in the country but i know in michigan i think it was a real passion, frankly, coming out of a lot of women, young people, and feeling like their rights were threatened, roe issues on our ballot so i think that was a real motivator. but i think also a lot of extreme candidates were put up around the country and i just really believe the voters are kind of over that, and they just want practical reasonable people on both sides of the aisle to represent them, and they voted that a couple days ago. >> john: in fact, in talking about your win, you sent a warning to republicans about future elections

i will start with john? why would you want people to continue reading the farewell address now, 225 years later? what is the biggest takeaway for you? >> washington warned us about the forces that can destroy democratic republic's. the document contains all the hard-won wisdom of his life. it is a prophetic document. in particular, his warnings against hyperpartisanship, foreign wars, excessive, foreign interference in our domestic politics are ripped from the headlines of today. if i had to pick one of those that i would argue that washington was most concerned about, and we should be most concerned about, it is hyper partisanship. putting party over country. those are the forces we are playing with today. it is risking the success of our republic. >> lindsey, your biggest take away? why should people continue to turn this document now? >> i agree with everything john said. i would add just one element about the foreign policy piece that dovetails really nicely that we didn't quite touched down. washington

john. >> john: john roberts in washington. just one of the events we are watching this hour that could impact not only the next two years, but where republicans go next. there are rumblings somebody could challenge senate minority le le leader mitch mcconnell. and in florida, gop governors are meeting. breaking news out of the war in ukraine. russia launching a

john, so sad to see her passing. >> john: it is. an incredible story about the band in the documentary "sound city," about the famous recording studio in los angeles, dave grol from foo fighters bought the console and took it to his house north of there, and mick fleetwood, the drummer of the band, and the guys who ran sound city said we have a couple of people down the hall who are trying to record some solo material, two of them, record some material and mick fleetwood went down the hall and listened in and thought he heard something magical out of the control room, and turned out the two people in sound city recording at the time when mick was there were lindsay buckingham and stevie nix and said i need to have them in my band, they recorded "rumors," and retooled band exploded. >> sandra: we just read the statement, her family, mcvie's family has issued a statement, following a short illness, the family said, she has passed. she was in the company of her family, kindly ask you respect the family's privacy at this extremely painf

i'm john roberts in washington. minority leader kevin mccarthy is leading the house republicans for a closer look at the migrant crisis, something president biden has not done since he has taken office. mccarthy says he'll be making a major announcement regarding dhs secretary mayorkas at a press conference this afternoon. >> sandra: bill melugin is live in el paso, texas. >> leader mccarthy is inside the building behind us right now, this is the border patrol headquarters here in el paso. media is not allowed inside, we are not allowed inside, the feds don't allow cameras in there. so he came outside for a couple minutes to talk to us and one of the first things i asked, what was his reaction when he heard secretary mayorkas testify again last week the border is secure. he told me he was shocked. here is his answer. >> i've been to the border many times. i don't think anybody on any side of the aisle believes this border is secure. we have lost the operational control of this border, it's turned over to the cartels

john: i'm john roberts in washington. republicans and democrats have spent the past few months making their arguments for why they should be in control of congress. but now it's time for the voters to decide which vision they want for america. both parties devoting massive amounts of money time and star power to pennsylvania where republican mehmet oz and democrat john fetterman have been running neck and neck. sandra: former president obama and president biden appearing with fetterman in philadelphia this weekend while former president trump rallied with oz just outside of pittsburgh. we have you covered over the next two with hours with political analysis you will not want to to and cannot miss. john: plus, our team of reporters on the campaign trail following all of the closest races. we're going to start with bryan llenas in bucks county, pennsylvania. what's dr. oz's message to voters there today, bryan? >> reporter: hey, john, good afternoon. well, dr. oz's message to philadelphia's suburban message here is simple,

john. >> john: president biden overseas cannot escape the drama on capitol hill. what the president had to say earlier about efforts to pass an abortion rights bill. >> i don't think there's enough votes to codify unless something happens unusual in the house. i think we are going to get very close in the house but i think it's going to be very close, but i don't think we are going to make it. >> john: i don't think we are going to make it. fox news contributor and former deputy chief of staff, karl rove. karl, you are an expert at defining where the remaining votes are and who they might likely good for. based on that expertise, will republicans, do you believe, take control of the house. >> i think they will. as chad said, republicans 212, democrats 204, those are the races that are called. there are four races where the republican leads by five points or better. california 27, mike garcia, 45, michelle steele, california 3, kylie, and 22 -- and those range between 60 or 70% of the vote in to the last two, the 22nd and the 3rd, about 53% in. but i think that big

jim burgess and john hennessy. mr. second manassas and also and grateful for the opportunity to share space with some people that i have admired greatly over the years. i miss geoffrey wirt because of illness. but eric wittenberg is here and eric knows more about the civil war cavalry than the civil cavalry knew about itself. and i'm i'm also happy to be able to make acquaintance of two others. scott and. and i can't even read my own right. scott patchen and kevin pollack got it right. so it's just it's just great to be here and to be sharing space with all of you to talk about the story of fitz john porter the american civil war was a political war. now, that shouldn't matter hugely to those of us who study the art of command in the war, because it is one of the basic tenets of american system of governance that the military remains in strict subordination to civilian authority and soldiers lead apolitical lives, uniform military leaders who have forgotten the strictness of that subordination have from andrew jackson

john, they're going to her. you know what she meant when they found your jewish, they're gonna, they're going to hear you. i didn't find out. john was jewish. i think until i tried to put him on the ground. ah, ah, how i found out the eating of october, the 6th 1990. the phone kept ringing off the hook. and it was heather, the ex wife of one of john best friends. it was great urgency, she kept saying he must be a date on a beach. we're having a special meeting tonight. he's got to be there. and that's when i found out i knew everybody was involved. none of these guys were going to be like, hey, maybe should get out of here. every time i went into a room, we can quiet like, this is weird. it's just the weirdest 5 of ever gone. at one point someone said, let's go down to the beach. one guy punched me behind my ear and heard somebody now and the rest came in and the punches started flying. and i'm showing on the scan and trying to take my my trash and trying to rationalize why this was happening. me. somebody shout

thanks for joining us. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: all right. the story goes on. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. it's now day three of the mid-term election, which is very much ongoing at this hours. here you have a live look at some of the counting centers where they're still putting the ballots through the machines in nevada and in arizona right now. so we're still waiting. we really don't have any real word yet on these. we expect an update though very soon and we'll get you the latest numbers that are coming in.

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adams, john adams was the heartbeat of the revolution. when no one else wanted to declare independence, adam stood up on the floor of the continental congress and demanded it day after day after day. if you saw the old place 1776, there was an entire song written of everyone in the continental congress singing, for god sake, john, sit down. john adams kept getting up and saying the only passive true freedom and liberty for our colonies was independence. he stood for it and vote for it every day, ultimately became one of the country's greatest diplomats, the first -- first vice president of the united states and the second president of the united states. and when he left office and retreated back to massachusetts, he begin to write for his diary near the 50th anniversary of our country. he wrote for posterity, he was riding in the book saying in writing this for the future americans. he was writing it for us. having no idea what we would become or hoping what we would become. and he was concerned that we were losing our way back in the ear

thanks, john. john thune can talk physical response ability just heard that he has done nothing other than cutting taxes for the ultrarich and the lord -- large corporations. south dakota values suggest a washington john serving big-money donors are not aligned with our south dakota values. >> so, let's make thing one clear. corporate tax revenues are up. record levels. we have not seen this since the year 2000 because we lower the taxes, people invested, took realizations and are paying more taxes. the last two years we had record tax revenues. it's not a revenue issue. it's a spending issue. i enumerated $5 trillion he and his democratic friends are for. add it to the debt. tax revenues are up. it's a spending problem. >> we moved to agriculture. >> mr. banks, --mr. bengs farmers are dealing with issues outside of their control to inflation to market its ability to drought. what will you do to support the state's biggest industry? >> well, the biggest problem that we have in agriculture is the on

but john adams spends years. i think somebody should write about this, like relitigating the american revolution, reassigning responsible kitty and deciding who was really important. and in particular, john adams is attempting to prove that new england was more had primacy over the and you know oh those virginias patrick wasn't even born when people were you know and when samuel adams was busy you know raising, a rumpus in massachusetts. but was over and over and over again, say, here are the pivots of the revolution. here are the primary. the prime movers. here are the fundamental figures. and samuel adams is is almost always, you know, first on his list. i think the he goes forgotten are are actually fairly good ones. first and foremost he's an extraordinary, really modest man who doesn't put himself at center stage and is much happier moving a john adams or a john hancock to that to the to the limelight while he recedes into the background. and in fact, it's said of him that if for no other reason it was as a

, many thanks, john simpson. _ way. john, many thanks, john simpson. our— way. john, many thanks, john simpson, our world _ way. john, many thanks, john simpson, our world affairs - way. john, many thanks, john - simpson, our world affairs editor. staying with this story. downing street has described the detention of a bbcjournalist who was covering the protests in shanghai as "shocking and unacceptable. " ed lawrence was arrested yesterday and held for several hours before being released. the bbc says during that time he was beaten and kicked by police. chinese officials have disputed the claims. the prime minister, in his first major speech on foreign policy, has criticised the chinese authorities for what he called their authoritarian response to the protests. mr sunak has been addressing the lord mayor's banquet tonight at the guildhall in the city of london, where he promised "new support" for ukraine, and then addressed the situation in china. we recognise china poses a systemic challenge to our values and interests, a challenge that grows more acute as it moves towards even grea