Good morning, its tuesday, august, too, by the way. Im bill hemmer. Dana bills favorite month. Im dana perino and this is americas newsroom. That was quite a thing yesterday. Well cover all the angles. One of the key phrases was the illusion of access. Thats what devon archer told lawmakers hunter biden was selling. Bill archer says hunter repeatedly put his dad on the speakerphone while off with clients all over the world. He witnessed that more than 20 times over the course of a decade. Dana he says it was a big part of how hunter called clients on the biden brand. Does it qualify as a smoking gun . Bill Democrats Pointed Out Archer said biden never talked business with his sons clients. Republicans say the evidence is piling up. Every day this Bribery Scandal becomes more credible. Lets look at what devon archer testified today. He said that not only was joe biden on the phone over 20 times with people including the burisma executives talking about whatever, even though the presiden
ohhh yesss. he is charged with three murders. there are other bodies on gilgo beach and other investigations. we re going to expand our investigation. there is a lot of work to be done. bill: the case rattled a new york city suburb for more than a decade. got national attention. now the suspected gilgo beach serial killer set to be in court today for the first time. his name is rex heuermann charged with three counts of first degree murder in the deaths of three women and prime suspect in a fourth killing. paul mauro and emily have a lot to say. bryan llenas has the news in new york. bryan, hello. good morning. rex heuermann will appear in court at 2:00 p.m. today for a
president trump has an outstanding opportunity. he is a businessman, he knows how to build coalitions, he knows cultural sensitivities from other countries. he can go to those three countries that are exporting the majority of the people that are knocking on our borders and help them put their house in order. then, we could avoid or save the money that we are going to be investing in the 20 million, $20 billion that will cost to build a wall along the mexican border. we could earmark those $280 million that we are giving to those three countries, earmarked that for what nicaragua did. nobody talks about why nicaraguans are not coming and knocking on our border. i am not a friend of the nicaraguan government. but they knew how to do it. they could help us solve the problem. martha: thank you very much much. officials in miami, florida, got national attention when they decided to stand against
president trump has an outstanding opportunity. he is a businessman, he knows how to build coalitions, he knows cultural sensitivities from other countries. he can go to those three countries that are exporting the majority of the people that are knocking on our borders and help them put their house in order. then, we could avoid or save the money that we are going to be investing in the 20 million, $20 billion that will cost to build a wall along the mexican border. we could earmark those $280 million that we are giving to those three countries, earmarked that for what nicaragua did. nobody talks about why nicaraguans are not coming and knocking on our border. i am not a friend of the nicaraguan government. but they knew how to do it. they could help us solve the problem. martha: thank you very much much. officials in miami, florida, got national attention when they decided to stand against becoming a so called the
kareem abdul-jabbar got national attention for a piece in time magazine arguing that ben carson is terrible, in his view, for black americans. because his repressive, muddled and pious policies and opinions often run against our constitution. he goes on to say, and it would definitely not be good for african-americans to have a president that flounders helplessly in office because it perpetuates the stereotype that blacks can t be effective ceos, quarterbacks and leaders. let s start with ben carson and your criticism of him. i should say you are an open democrat, so it s not particularly surprising you re not in the camp of ben carson, but what is it in particular that led you to hit him as somebody who would be terrible for black people? well, i just think that someone who doesn t have the