Responders sifting through the rubble in surfside, florida. And summer scorcher. You know it t nearly 30 million people under heat alerts today as parts of the country brace for another potential day of recordbreaking temperatures. It is sunday, july 11. We re so glad you are waking up with us. Good morning. Clock is ticking, isn t it? yeah, it is. In a big way because i think the whole world is watching the small town of truth or consequences, new mexico, because we are hours from british billionaire richard branson taking this trip to the edge of space. The launch of virgin galactic s unity rocket plane is going to mark the company s first test mission to carry a full compliment of space travelers. This voyage has been two decades in the making. The rocket powered space plane will fly from new mexico to the edge of space at 2,400 miles an hour. Branson is hoping this will usher in a new era of space tourism. My mission statement is to turn the dream of space travel into a reality for
i ve heard that decisions are much different when you sit behind the desk. wow. major news expected today on the war in afghanistan with president biden set to announce a date to withdraw all troops and hoping to accomplish his predecessors could not. the condition is will the conditions on the ground allow him to keep the date this time? plus, another night of unrest near minneapolis after the deadly police shooting of daunte wright. the officer who pulled the trigger has since resigned and many are asking the question why hasn t she been fired? and new information on the sex trafficking investigation into congressman matt gaetz, with reporting his onetime ally has flipped and is working with prosecutors. the question is how bad is this for the florida republican? it s way too early for this! good morning! welcome to way too early, the show that had plenty of lead worthy stories this morning. i m kasie hunt on this wednesday, april 14th. we start with th
world s second largest economy now close to an ugly tipping point for u.s. manufacturers and businesses? former reagan economist art laffer literally wrote the book on the trump economy. art laffer is here and he s about to answer that question. we will also ask is the rocket fuel from the tax cut running dry? the r word for recession taking a back seat to the o world, obliterate. when the president used it pertaining to iran, that s all it took to see a massive pile-on into safe haven investments, a pile-on that is continuing at this hour. look at gold at the moment. that is a 15-month high of 1,428 per troy ounce. you can see red on the screen for all major indices. plus, i just said rocket fuel. how about spacex s heavy launch. you won t believe how many satellites they strapped to this rocket and got back up into orbit. the federal reserve chair s risk analysis and charlie breaks it on the sprint to the finish of that $26 billion t-mobile/sprint telecom deal. less t
goal the policy objective is a nationwide and total ban on abortion, on women s rights in that area. the supreme court is very close to a ruling that, according to a lot of available evidence, could open the door to that option. in other words, the supreme court can make it easier for states to decide how to regulate or ban or limit abortion, and if they do that, essentially what many see would be gutting roe v. wade. if they do that, well, i m about to show you the evidence that conservatives are moving towards trying to make abortion something that people don t have access to in many or most parts of the country. this is something top republicans have been planning. as we stand here today, we may well be on the verge of an era when the supreme court sends roe vs. wade to the ash heap of history where it belongs. that was mike pence s view referring to the case i mentioned in the news right now and that there is a conservative blueprint now being basically worked on an
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