another statement on social media. mr trump said: we will fear not, but instead remain resilient in our faith and defiant in the face of wickedness. our love goes out to the other victims and their families. let s show you the moment donald trump was shot. the fbi says the gunman who was on a nearby roof killed a spectator and wounded two others before being shot dead by snipers. and as you can see, security agents rushed to protect the former us president, who ducked down. and hurried him off stage with blood on his face. in a social media post, mr trump said a bullet had pierced his ear. he s now in newjersey, where he plans to spend the night at his private golf club. this image obtained by the entertainment news outlet tmz shows the exact moment the shooter who is lying on his stomach lines up his shot from the roof. clearly questions about how we was able to do that without being stopped. the gunman was shot dead moments after that. shouting and that was some o
years. ahead of his high-stakes meeting with president biden next week. here at home, the crisis of the southern border continues to worsen. the migrant search has completely overwhelmed law enforcement as far as resident harris faces questions and criticism over why she has yet to visit the border. we have live coverage, with his out the border in texas but we begin with peter doocy live in england with more on what happened at the g7 summit. good evening. what happened today, we heard leaders in europe they went on the american president with the g7 abandoned in america first foreign policy. i think u.s. presidents out and willing to call for aid and i think when you demonstrate leadership is ownership. we heard from biden administration officials at the group of seven is ready to sign onto a joint statement calling out china for unfair economic practices and/or human rights abuses. we were told previously president biden had forceful comments behind closed doors abou
karen hundred ton told the the washington post that cuomo gave her a hug. cuomo brushing off the allegations. he poses for hundreds of pictures, that is what people in politics do. his office responding to hundred ton s claim. karen hundred ton a known antagonist with the governor is making points with allegations from 21 years ago. however it is also the responsibility of the press to consider motivation, this is reckless. other aides tell the new york post that cuomo created a hostile work environment for decades. lindsey boylan tweeting at the positive, resign you disgusting monster. two female staffers who defended the positive are now under scrutiny it was revealed their families raked in millions of dollars lobbying for cuomo. back to you guys. will: thank you very much, marianne. good morning pete and jedediah. you know the old saying where there is smoke there is fire. this is not a conclusion. i ve always been one said you must have your allegations proven, no ma
in his pespeech, right. he talked about the values of the republican party, being about inclusivity. he said to folks believe in this convention hall if you don t believe the values of lincoln and his party. that was a real moment for him. we saw an evolution in a different way for the republican p party, and he of course endorsed donald trump, who didn t necessarily stand for those values. i met him in his office, put on my best blazer, and to me he was the embodiment of power in washington but also someone who could connect with an average person. is that the blazer you re wearing? but as somebody who covered him, he could be really he could give you that glare and a couple of words when you wrote something he didn t like. on the other hand, he could just flip it in a minute and be incredibly funny. and, you know, i was talking to him about losing the race to cli clinton, an he said, well, i figured he could shake twice as many hands as i could, so that s why i lost,
was in terrible trouble. president reagan started a commission and ronald reagan and tip o neil. you can t get further on the political extremes than that. bob dole was a key member. they saved social security and kept it solvent and he worked together with a lot of democrats to pass the americans for disabilities act which of course he felt very personally his disabilities he suffered as war wounds in world war ii. and also expanding food stamps, which was very good for america, also good for the farmers in kansas that he worked on very hard with a liberal democrat george mcgovern. it was an old-fashioned democrat who understood if you don t compromise and legislate you don t get things done. we don t see nearly enough of that in washington right now. one other quick thing i would like to add. i don t know if somebody said it already this morning. i didn t realize it was there at the national cathedral, the beautiful cathedral on mount st. all bin that bob dole married eliza