trace: thank you, sir. thank you, trace. sandra: it was a nail-biter in france, but team usa does again. she scores! sandra: the u.s. moving on to the women s world cup quarterfinals. the team captain converting a second penalty kick and delivering a victory to the u.s. with the final score of 2-1. the defending champs move on to face france in the most highly anticipated matchup of the competition. you can catch all of the action on foxworth one. trace was there for every minute of it. trace: let me tell you something. you talk about some talented women. this is just fun to watch. sandra: yeah, it s great. very exciting. trace: the supreme court taking up health insurance companies that say the government owes them $12 billion because of obamacare.
kinetic action. when needed. so this is a situation where congress and you have seen those in congress try to get this power back. trump is sort of following recent precedent, as well as the norms that have been set in the last couple of decades. trace: we want to move onto the next combat topic, president obama questioning why hasn t president obama endorsed by it in? we will play this. how he doesn t get president obama to endorse them, there has to be some reason. they seem to have gotten along. now president obama is not endorsing him. it is not a big secret. first, your response. i mean, come on. we are going to take political guidance from donald trump? the reason he stays out of this is that there are 25, 24 people running for president.
than four years. he doesn t have to renominate him if president trump is reelected. he understands he is under a lot of pressure. he s under the pressure of what he wants the economy to do under his watch. i m going to tell you something. jerome powell, he takes great pride in the notion that it was the federal reserve that saved our economy during the great recession, and i m convinced that he does not want us to dip even slightly into a recession under his watch. so he has got some serious injuries. by the way, his counterparts around the world, they are doing the same thing that president trump wants powell to do for their economy. president trump sees that it is patriotic, he wonders why he will not do the same thing. trace: he says we are competing against other parts of the world, and they are manipulative. they manipulate their currency, and i don t want to do that, but i want to be treated fairly, and we have to be given a level playing field. certainly. it s the truth.
evidence, but they are both currently out on bond. personal belongings from the home that she shared, she was overheard saying that she loved him and doesn t believe he was involved in the disappearance. in a statement released yesterday, his attorney defended the gone girl theory again, saying efforts to distance her from this are well-meaning, for sure, but the fact remains that she is gone and had the imagination, means, and motive to disappear. one new piece of information, we are expecting an update from the chief of police. we expect to bring that to you later on today. if you have any information, you are urged to call the new canaan to plan. trace: thank you. does mackenzie have an alternate phone that she is using? who did mackenzie meet? does mackenzie have any social media accounts we don t know about?
well as their imperial ambitions. sandra: what does that mean? in response to these additional sanctions, they say that the door to diplomacy has closed. they may say that, sandra, but ultimately, iran i stomach facing fewer and fewer choices. they have a lot of mouths to feed for supporting terrorist groups. or rebels trying to gain power in yemen. given all the money that they lost over the last 13 months, they face fewer and fewer good choices. the point of the sanctions all along has been not just to get better nuclear deal, which cuts off their pass to a nuclear weapon forever, but also to stop their campaign of terror throughout the middle east. trace: thank you for joining us. i want to play the sound bite for you about starting a dialogue with washington. you cannot start a dialogue