Us tonight. Multiple tornadoes are sweeping through the midwest causing extreme damage and flipping Tractor Trailers right right in front. Guys. Holy [blee, violent tornado guy, violent tornado. Well, monitor and bring, leak you more as it comesed. But first. Late today, we saw mounting evidence not in the courtroom, but outside it that donaldg thro trump winning. After eight days of sitting through this sham hushug money day trial, he pivoted seamlessly to the news of the day including. Bidens comments at Howard Stern Show that hes happye in to debate trump and invitevid biden to debate it anytime they want, including monda tonio were willing to do it monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursdayhere night, on friday night on national television. Were ready to strike anywhere. Brilliant. And by the way, he looks great. Its hard to see the biden ever debates him, but well start popping the popcorn early fo. E poinr that one. But the point is, at 77 trump camee, donald out of that courtroom ener
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That baker jack phillips is joining us live this morning. the first cable news interview you will see with him. starbucks executive is brew up presidential rumors. howard schultz announcing he will step down as executive chairman later this month. 64-year-old vocal critic of the trump administration, telling the new york times he is considering pli service. saying, this quote: for some time now, i have been deeply concerned about our country, the growing division at home and our standing in the world. stay tuned for that and a man swinging a hammer gets bush whacked a sheriff s deputy using two cans of baked beatens to take down a man threatening people with a hammer at a florida grocery store. it gave other officers just enough time to tackle and arrest him. the deputy says that the cans of bush s extra brown sugar baked beans were alternative to using deadly force. i m going to use that in the future. buying a beach house may have just saved this woman s life. nicole mcginnis recen
Something like 60 inmates filed complaints. some of them describing more severe beatens. this is a special case because he was actually a neighbor to the inmate who is broke out. so, officers immediately approached him trying to find out what he knew. you have to understand that, you know, in the harried moments and hours in the days after the two individuals escaped, they are on the news, and wanted information quickly. some of them resorted to tactics and the complaints seen across the line. there are going to be some that are automatically going to say, wait, wait, wait. is there a reason this could be fabricated? consider the source. there s motivation to smear the situation to keep them behind bars. address that. we saw the injuries on the
caller: it s always been a double standard when it comes to mexico. at least they are taking illegal immigration seriously. they don t fool around. if you are at the border and you don t turn back they will shoot to kill. what goes on? how do they handle their deportations or turning people around at the border? the stories we get from the people that we have caught from central america, they are much more violent, much more intolerant. if somebody, no matter what country they are from they know if they are caught by a u.s. border patrol agent they are going to be treated fairly, they are going to be processed and sent back to their country in almost all cases. but the people we talk to, the central americans that are apprehended in mexico and later caught by us they tell us stories of being robbed and beatens, raped in some cases. it s a very dangerous journey and a different environment in terms of law enforcement.