daughter in arkansas. does the president acknowledge this as his granddaughter? i don t have anything to share. greg: cold. that damning new york times article, told how aids are told to flatly ignore hunter s daughter. quote, have been told the bidens have six and not seven grandchildren, including two people familiar with the discussions. i wonder which mind dog faced phony soldier they got that f from. the best part of it all, i have six grandchildren, and i am crazy about them. and i speak to them every single day. not a joke. as a matter of fact, just going through the calls, and guess what, they are crazy about me because i pay so much attention to them. greg: that is heartbreaking when you hear that contrast. katie, i have noticed a pattern among the bidens, that is not my laptop, that is not my gun, that is not michael caine, that is not my child. is it any wonder that half the country says that is not my president? katie: [laughs] i guess not. [laughter]
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search operation. despite all the caveats, that this search operation. jessica parker in boston. here s a reminder of what happened. the passengers left canada s newfoundland last friday on a ship that was carrying the sub. they paid $250,000 each for the trip. the four men and a teenager travelled more than 650 kilometres to the site of the titanic wreckage and began their dive down on sunday morning at around 8am local time. it was supposed to last no more than eight hours, seated in very cramped conditions. but the sub lost contact with the ship after one hour and 45 minutes, and nothing has been heard from them since. the alarm was only raised with the coastguard at 5.45 on sunday evening. our us partners cbs interviewed a key player in the rescue operation, rear admiraljohn mauger from the us coast guard. let s listen. we are we a re really we are really focused on bringing
intensifying as the five people on board lived atjust over a day s supply of oxygen heavy equipment and companies capable of launching deep sea investigations are deployed. the passengers who paid to go on the trip left newfoundland last friday on a ship that was carrying the sub. it began its dive down on sunday morning at around 8am local time. it was supposed to last more than eight hours and the crew were seated in very cramped conditions. but the sub lost contact with the ship after an hour and 45 minutes and nothing has been heard from them since then. the alarm is only raise that the coastguard at 5.45 on sunday evening. earlier i spoke to someone who has been down to see the wreck of the titanic 22 times. he was former operations director with rms titanic incorporated and told us
but the sub lost contact with their ship after one hour and 45 minutes and nothing has been heard from them since. the alarm was only raised with the coastguard at 5.45 on sunday evening. live now to dik barton who has gone down to the titanic 22 times. he was former operations director with rms titanic incorporated. he s in cumbria in the north of england. thank you so much forjoining us. just talk to us about the journey, the descent down to the titanic. it lies 3800 metres under the waves. what is it like down there? it is a hostile environment. it s a seasonal adventure. you have to make sure the climate is correct. it is a term one half hour descent and a controlled descent in the submersible. so you are going through the water column, thermal lines and sink lines adult 1000