will: growing number texas, fall basically meant football season, but i lived up here for a good 15 years and the northeast does fall right. i mean the weather, the leaves obviously but then what we just did, the apples and apple sigh darling stone i don t think i ever had an apple cider doughnut before moving up here. rachel: really? will: no, the cake doughnut not so popular. it s good. rachel: it s one of the benefits of i grew up in arizona where you just had two seasons, hot and not so hot. here you have four seasons and the fall is a real thing and unlike in wisconsin, you re right, up here in the northeast, it lingers. it s a long season and really beautiful and it s so great to see the leaves and as we had the food and colors, it s awesome. todd: at reason fall is great in new york city, autumn in new york, you mention the word linger. what doesn t linger in the fall is horrific smells that fill the entire city scape during the summer. they go away as temperature
that hide behind phony claims of privilege or hide because they feel that they can get away with it i think will be damned by history. we re ready to face threats of russian aggression because quite frankly, there is no choice. in light of the log progress the progress we ve together, we support them joining nato. pretty big win for president biden saying the enlargement of that i to is exactly the opposite of what president putin wanted to see. we begin with a remarkable string of revelations in washington. the committee investigating the january 6 riots has presented new damning testimony offering crucial details about president trump s actions in the lead up to and during the attack on the capitol. cassidy hutchinson, a former aide to mark meadows gave her account of the conversations inside the trump white house that day describing just how much trump and his aides knew about the riots and what trump did or didn t do to stop the violence unfolding that day. ryan n
muggy. that s one thing but two, the doughnuts are amazing and you thought i was joking about the popems. i call it the divorce maker because all the husbands are gathered around the front in stu leonard and the wives want to get going and make it happen and the husbands are filling their gut. all year round, you re coming to me with stu leonard in dan bury at the end of the show. will: we ll do that. fall also marks the end of the fiscal year for the federal government and means late last night friday night, roughly 11:30 p.m. a press release went out in a news dump when you d see it the least likely gather the least attention. why because at the end of this fiscal year, the highest ever year on record for illegal immigrant encounters, 2.3 million for fiscal year 2022. rachel: that s right. these numbers are astounding and
dan bury, connecticut. they make the final decision, but it is 20 years with five years after that of supervised release. jean casarez, cnn, new york. and the family photo is under way in madrid, nato leaders gathering for this transformational meeting. in the middle of the picture along with the spanish prime minister who is hosting and president biden to his left and other nato leaders there. always interesting to see the body language on these occasions, seeing who is working with who. but the big message ahead of this meeting is unity because turkey, who has been threatening to block an expansion of nato into sweden and finland has now opened up that blockage effectively, you can see there. president erdogan there on the left. effectively allowing that entry into the grouping. so turkey is on board with the strategy of nato as that key