terms of how strange so much of this week has been. not just in terms of what it has been like in terms of the proceedings, what it has been like in context, what this night means. tonight, the republican convention comes to its conclusion as the republican party presidential nominee gives his acceptance speech. he is given the acceptance speech, i think it cannot be overstated, he is giving the acceptance speech in truly unique, even bizarre circumstances. there is no nicer way to say this, he is a felon, recently convicted of 34 felony criminal charges, now awaiting sentences for those charges facing up to four years in prison. he is also under indictment in other jurisdictions, multi- count r.i.c.o. criminal indictment under georgia state law but multi- count federal criminal indictment in d.c. district court in washington. happily, for the nominee, just adding to the weirdness of it for the rest of us, at this moment, he is no longer facing multiple additional felony fede
nato allies. just minutes from now will take you there. he faces new calls to step aside now from a growing number of frustrated democrats publicly warning that biden is going to lose to donald trump come november. hello, everyone. this is outnumbered. i am kayleigh mcenany with emily compagno, also joining us carley shimkus, fox business anchor and cohost of the bottom line on fox business, dagen mcdowell. fox news contributor and host of the david webb show, david webb. top democrat lawmakers, allies, and now even george clooney, a big fund-raiser for president biden, pressuring biden to get out of the race. clooney just out with this bombshell guest essay in the new york times. he writes it s devastating to say it but the joe biden i was with three weeks ago at the fund-raiser was not the joe big effing deal joe biden of 2010. he wasn t even the joe biden of 2020. he was this the man who witnessed at the debate. we are not going to win in november with this president
miles by 100 miles is cleared for g-force one flight. that s lot of talk about these flights democratizing space, is this experience the closest thing that a normal person absolutely. will ever experience. no one would say $7,500 is cheap. cheap, but it s accessible. a lot less than $28 million. what is the value of the weightlessness experience like? is this just for thrill seekers or is there real research value to these flights? right now i would say half of it is research and the other half is consumer facing. we have done things that are literally on the cutting edge for space. testing out how to do 3d printing in micro gravity. we ve done experiments in how to animate freeze-dried blood to go out and test things in zero gravity or micro gravity in space prohibitively expensive and not realistic. reporter: now, brianna, the mission is set to be in orbit for three days and the crew they ll be orbiting the earth 15 times a day. and that was just a little
have a better example of the senate bipartisan. schumer didn t pick who went on of the republicans, they already have the report done by two different committees. two main questions. why was the capitol so ill prepared for that day, when they knew on december 14th they had a problem? and what have we done to make sure that never happens again? pelosi has created a sham process. unless speaker pelosi reverses course and seats all five republicans, we will not participate. but we think it s too important that those two questions, why were we ill prepared, why did they know on december 14th. why would they jeopardize the lives of the capitol police. we will run our own investigation. we have law enforcement, we have military, we have doctors, we have people from all walks of life. they want to know the answer, the american people deserve that. they don t deserve politics. they don t deserve destroying the constitution. no committee in congress will work if one person is picking