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the former president s play is here. supporting the release of the information while at the same time not going into court to support it. is he saying release it release it, knowing it s never going to get released or does he want it released. good poker player. aishah: ok. sweltering summer forcing some states out there to tell residents to cut back on cranking up the a.c., say what? yeah, they want to keep the power running. how dire are the power grid problems? say it ain t so. john: if you can t turn on the a.c., what are you going to do about your electric car. and as cartels smuggle in drugs and migrants, fox news obtaining new pictures how far they will go to disguise themselves in the desert. live at the border coming up next. where s the coordination between the state and the federal government? aren t we supposed to be working this together? seems like the federal government is doing whatever it wants to do without any types of checks and balances.
this mechanism demonstrates that fots can measurably influence processes and structures in the body. another example of the phenomenon is what s known as the placebo effect. just believing a treatment has the power to heal can have far reaching physical effects in the person treated. evidence suggests that your thoughts can have a direct influence on both your nervous system and your immune system. for example when pathogens invade the body it release is cells called massed cells that serve as sentinels in the body s immune system these master side says they are also known are directly influenced by the brain via neurons that are part of the autonomic nervous system the mast cells fight infection more effectively when they receive certain signals. signals that the body transmits for example when you re
to say it. dana: there have been republican senators who said they also want that report to be public. it will be the attorney general s decision. katie: it s been a big topic of conversation for the country for the last two years. it should be released in full as much as possible, but he didn t say he wasn t releasing it for reasons of personal, political purposes or because the president doesn t want it release. he referred back to the rules and regulations that are in the justice department when it comes to releasing reports like this. one thing i can t today i found interesting is i think there was a bit of a missed opportunity because everything was so focused on russia that all of these other issues kind of got ignored. for example, there were questions today about bill barr s role as attorney general in the 1990s. there s a reason why violent crime and murder in america today has been cut in half. it s a result of a lot of the policies that they put into place. as you have c
yippiekiyay. mom. top democrats in the house plan on ringing in the new year with subpoena power. incoming chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, already warning president trump he better allow the public release of the special counsel s report on the russia investigation. but if the white house were to try to block it release, as the president s lawyer said that they might, schiff says he is prepared to force mueller s