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Political backgrounds. shut up. no, we wont shut up. we will keep talking. j.d. vance leading the way on this. he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. you were unintimidated by that attack on your character. that tells us a lot about what the future will look like and its good news. >> i hope so, tucker. heres the thing. when they accuse us of being racist, they dont it to promote racial harmony in the country or give black or brown americans more opportunities in america. these are all honor...

But the polling doesnt shock me because people forget republicans, democrats, independents, people have seen the outcomes of these terrible policies by the radical left. and theyre over it. theyre sick of it. >> they want to go back to just common sense in america. drug legalization has been a complete failure, but billions and billions of dollars are being made on the legalization push. overall, huge amount of money. so i dont expect much change there. but savannah, youre in portland right now ...

0 a sad morning here in new orleans, texas. fox news america is watching. >> all right. a special programing note tomorrow we will be in york, pennsylvania, with an exclusive hannity town hall with senate candidate dr. mehmet oz. we will also be joined by newt gingrich, senator tim scott, senator tom cotton, and hopefully by you or is next, let not your heart be trouble. >> hey, hes got to win. you cant you cant lose to fetterman. and you just that, you know, that would be embarrassing. so there...

People with different ages, different socio—economic backgrounds, different ethnicities, different religions participating in these protests so its very difficult and they are very broad—based so its difficult to quell them even though there is a lot of violence being used. ., ~ is a lot of violence being used. ., ,, , ., is a lot of violence being used. ., ,, i. ., is a lot of violence being used. ., ,, ., ., ,, used. ok, thank you for talking to us, used. ok, thank you for talking to us. s...

Organised locally, in big and small cities, the provinces. we have cities that never participated in protests in the past who are participating in these protests. they�*re intersectional, so you see different people with different ages, different socio—economic backgrounds, different ethnicities, different religions, participating in these protests. so it�*s very difficult, and they�*re very broad—based so it�*s difficult to quell them even though there is a lot of violence being use...

Years, i mean thats almost a given. weve seen a ground swell to stay in the commonwealth but not - to remain tied to the monarchy with a head of state _ from the royal family. his royal highness, the prince of wales, prince charles! charles wants to govern with the broad consent of the people, and wants to be seen as a modern monarch. so in some ways, perhaps, being seen as the midwife at a new age of the transition to republican government. politically it might play well for the king at home. b...

Indicative of a bigger, more important problem. but the press thought quail was a dunce, so they had at it. some of these scandals have been way overblown and unfair. oh how i long for those days when a republican candidate would be savaged in the press for pursuing gender equity. >> we took a concerted effort to go out and find women who had backgrounds to become qualified to become member of our cabinet. they brought us whole binders full of women. >> binders full of women. believe it or not, ...

I dont have time to go into them all this hour. before that, we were in a very different place. historically, the word scandal has been thrown around pretty loosely here in the nations capitol. back in the 1992, then-vice president dan quayle hosted a spelling bee at a new jersey elementary school and told this poor kid he needed to add an e to the end of the word potato. a spelling scandal. how quaint. quail was working from an inaccurate flashcard prepared by the teacher. that in and of itself...

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After 40 years the families should be applauded for not letting this go. Hopefully they will live to see justice