about what have you achieved? the most exciting part of this jury is watching her experience the fullness of america. go there. and returned by howard. howard is in for the touchdown. what a night for this miami dolphins team. i don t want to work i want to bang on the drum all day i don t want to. steve: ed to is one of the favorite artists from the 1970s. i m a little older. as you look up live from the americas it s rachel campos-duffy day. rachel: i sneezed. brian looked at me what the heck are you doing? brian: so angry. have you ever said that i don t want to work i want to bang on the drum all day? very talented man that doesn t seem to be your mantra though. i can t picture you banging on a drum. rachel: i don t want to work i want to cook all day. steve: i was never a drum player but did i play saxophone. brian: really? where is it? you had to return it to the store? steve: you know, for a while we rented it. and then my parents bought it and it was the c
voters to give the democrat continued control over the house and senate. it makes little sense politically. she already taken a trip to virginia, where on going governor race is very close. if polling is correct, republicans found a way to be competitive in statewide races in blue states. free advice is usually worth when you pay for, i am giving it anyway, if democrats are struggling to win a statewide race in virginia, they will be in for a very long night when midterms roll around, best thing that democrats have no is the year long infomercial that mainstream media will give them. and a republican party that sometimes lights to fight among themselves. joining me now. white house chief of staff reince priebus. is kamala harris the best closing argument for virginia or anyone where else heading to the midterms. well, you know, trey, by the way thank you for having me, awesome to be on your show. this to me is a total base play. and both parties now are playing a differen
economy. now on bbc news, dateline london with shaun ley. hello, i m shaun ley. welcome to our weekly round table discussion between bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences in their home countries from the dateline london. with us this week latika bourke, a columnist for two australian newspapers the age in melbourne and the sydney morning herald. justin rowlatt, the bbc s climate editor. and jeffrey kofman. jeffrey s been both a foreign correspondent and a news anchor for canadian and us broadcasters. first of all, lovely to have the three of you in the studio. i keep saying it every week, but it makes such a difference. socialism , according to a british politician of the last century, is the language of priorities . perhaps it s more accurate to say that politics in a democracy is about choosing between priorities. what happens, though, when those priorities conflict? no one accused of war crimes in ukraine today will
safely. the problem is on the rise. tsh we one hell of a traffic jam. you better watch out and move. [screams] the u.s. open is underway with the game s biggest stars showing off swings in the last grand slam of the year. you kind of got to go w. djokovic. he is the guy to beat. ainsley: straight to a fox weather alert. we are tracking hurricane idalia all morning long. the storm strengthening to a cat 1 about an hour ago as it is swirling off cuba and barreling toward the coast of florida. idalia is expected to grow even stronger before making landfall tomorrow morning. brian: here we go a state of emergency has been declared in dozens of counties. and with mandatory evacuations underway tampa international airport grounding all flights today. people across florida preparing for the possibility of life-threatening storm. it s life-threatening storm surge and catastrophic damage. it s better to be prepared vs. not prepared and have regrets. since i hav
live at the federal courthouse in fort pierce, florida, former president donald trump and his lawyers are fighting to get his documents classified documents case tossed out. and if trump speaks when he leaves, of course we ll bring you that live. on the right of your screen, a georgia courthouse at any moment we could get the judge s decision on fani willis. will she be disqualified? she is the infamous district attorney in trump s georgia election case. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. we begin in florida. the judge there considering two motions to dismiss, one on what trump s team says is special counsel jack smith s vagus of the espionage act and the other how he used the presidential record acts. smith claims the motions are trump thinking he is above the law. the hearing comes after special counsel robert hur defended bringing 0 charges against president biden live the this week. biden, of course, illegally retained classified documents. former fe