sending info kit.com is physicians mutual rahel, solomon in new york is cnn it s monday, july 15, right now on cnn this morning, donald trump, just days away from becoming the republican nominee rewrites his speech in the wake saturday s assassination attempt, and questions unanswered about how the attempt on the former president s life unfolded and the potential motive of the gunman you know, the political record in this country has gotten very heated it s time to cool down pull it down. president biden with an oval office plea to the american people for unity then at a time of crisis, how americans can look to advice from past presidents about how best to come together it is five au 1:00 a.m. here in milwaukee, wisconsin. it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a live look at the fiserv forum, the home of the republican national convention, where later on this week, donald trump we ll accept the republican nomination for president of the united states. good morning, everyone. i
it s laura in the studio. in glorious green. thanks. if you re listening and not watching, its glorious. i m paddy in the studio. and henry in the studio. so, the last 48 hours, there s lots and lots and lots of talk already about the history and the significance. and we ve kind of gone on and on and on and on and on about that. what was interesting to me today was actually slap, bang, thank you or maybe not thank you very much ma am. big, big dilemma for this new government, forjonathan reynolds. the new business secretary has to decide what to do about the tata steel plant in port talbot in wales, where there are 3,000 jobs around that number at risk because the company that owns it, tata steel, wants to close the blast furnace before they build another, newer, greener one. and this is one of the early but there will be many of them tough decisions for this new labour government, which will get to the heart of what they re all about and what kind of economy they
it s laura in the studio. in glorious green. thanks. if you re listening and not watching, its glorious. i m paddy in the studio. and henry in the studio. so, the last 48 hours, there s lots and lots and lots of talk already about the history and the significance. and we ve kind of gone on and on and on and on and on about that. what was interesting to me today was actually slap, bang, thank you or maybe not thank you very much ma am. big, big dilemma for this new government, forjonathan reynolds. the new business secretary has to decide what to do about the tata steel plant in port talbot in wales, where there are 3,000 jobs around that number at risk because the company that owns it, tata steel, wants to close the blast furnace before they build another, newer, greener one. and this is one of the early but there will be many of them tough decisions for this new labour government, which will get to the heart of what they re all about and what kind of economy they
about 700 people. images from that january 6th riot will be burned in the minds of americans for years to come, that s why we see these massive preparations for whatever is going to happen today. on the political side republican congressional candidates are scheduled to appear, sitting members of congress who made an effort to brush aside january 6th haven t said much about today s rally. we haven t heard if any plan to attend. live to capitol hill, ellison barber is at the capitol, julie is inside. ellison, you were there for january 6th, i was following your reporting as things were getting scary. from your vantage point you didn t know everything that was happening. how are things looking there with less than five hours to go? reporter: it is quiet. it is fencing, fencing, fences, as far as the eye can see. there were bicycle racks january 6th. the heavyduty came after the insurrection took place. closer to the capitol an area to the left that was breached by insurrectio
happy, happy wednesday everybody, just got back from celebrating my birthday. wow, what a night. first, i hit the lake. [bleep]. oh, my god. [bleep]. [indistinct] greg: oh, man. i had my phone on me. then we headed inside. greg: wait until you see what happened after that. got to pay extra. one guest could not resist getting back into the water. oh! [bleep]. all right? i m good. greg: yeah, he s good. but not everyone had a good time. [laughter] yeah. there is always one. and after holding it in all night, i was finally able to use the bathroom. [laughter] thank you, chipotle. so, let s talk about corrupt elections. i know, i know, there is no corruption, greg, stop it fear of our elections are as flawless as pete hegseth s hair. look at his hair appeared in like a rubik s cube covered in e to tamper with, trust me on that one. of course, you can hack our banks, servers, fuel lines, but that can t happen with elections, right? like trying to make kilme