Up. Something screen to me, something is wrong. Could this murder had been deliberately. She was murdered. I loved sarah. I would never have hurt her. Sarah crying because i felt so bad for her. There is just no chance that he had anything to do with. It three trials, three juries. We are scared that the truth may not come out. Sometimes the shades are drawn early in a marriage. Even for a young couple so in love like newlyweds sarah and ryan. Everything in life was still fresh. Even at home on your average monday night. After his workday as a sports writer, ryan said he plop down on the sofa on an august night to chill with the bengals preseason opener against green bay. Sara, he says, went upstairs to draw a bat in the bathroom. She liked her calling baths. The young dental hygienists had been tormented with more of her headaches that afternoon. The young couple in the suburban state in that the home that evening had been married for just under four months. 114 days to be exact. They
america s diplomatic boycott of the olympics. and washington tehran far from the deal. i will talk to anna applebom about it all. then, merkel s era ended with a song and now the schultz era has begun. what to expect from europe s most richest and powerful nation? i ll ask an expert. also, syria descends into a narco state as the new york times reports its top export now is illegal amphetamines. i will talk to one of the reporters about that harrowing story. finally, does the nobel peace prize need a rethink? i ll explore. first, here s my take. in america we tend to listen with rapt attention to the people who succeeded in the private sector. if they made billions, we think surely they must have profound insights into the world. and when the person speaking is obviously brilliant, this adds to our veneration. so when someone as staggeringly rich and staggeringly as intelligent as elon musk talks, people listen. what came out of elon musk s mouth this week was ill
and washington and tehran seem far from the deal. i will talk to anne applebaum and ian bremmer all about it. then, merkel s era ended with a song. and now the scholz era has begun. what to expect from europe s most richest and powerful nation? i ll ask an expert. also, syria descends into a narco state as the new york times reports its top export now is illegal amphetamines. i will talk to one of the reporters about that harrowing story. finally, does the nobel peace prize need a rethink? i ll explore. first, here s my take. in america we tend to listen with rapt attention to the wisdom of people who have succeeded in the private sector. if they made billions, we think surely they must have profound insights into the world. and when the person speaking is obviously brilliant, this adds to our veneration. so when somebody as staggeringly rich and staggeringly intelligent as elon musk talks, people listen. what came out of elon musk s mouth this week was ill-
he is so white he thinks marshmallows are too spicy. here is one more southern stereotype she will beat you to death with opossum. [laughs] and then there s jimmy, voted one of best dressed men by used-car salesman magazine. while citizens grapple with inks and same crime wave, what some of the most enlightened concerns that we have? language. they believe that it s the words that must change, not the behavior. for example we ve seen lots of living this week, but you know what s worse? calling it looting. looting assuming that we typically use one people of color, or urban dwellers are doing something. we tend not to use that term for other people when they do the exact same thing. color dictates a language? and who do find that force? do we call it something else? that s a white collar crime but takes a phd to smash a window. i ve got a lot for that. and where we try to protect white looters feelings? maybe there s poor white people who need a bunch of poor expensive han
representatives josh gottheimer, neither the president over the speaker last time we checked, are in talks right now to strike a deal that would see the infrastructure bill voted on tonight, in exchange. , democrats voting for the infrastructure bill, moderates have reportedly agreed to support the progressive build back better bill, a separate bill, once at the cbo has scored it. now what could the congressional budget office find? as the warden school and independent analysts have pointed out, the build back better s real cost to you, the taxpayers in the ballpark of $4 trillion. likewise university of chicago economist casey mulligan who is actually read through the bill line by line estimated it will destroy 7 million jobs. where do we stand tonight? for more than 14 hours after ths entire debate started, fox s chief congressional correspondent chad pergram joins us live from capitol hill with detail. chad, what is the latest? what s happening on the floor? good evening