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It has been put together in 10 years. it was supposed to be bipartisan. the liberals took over and theyre basically turning the museum into a woke cathedral if you will and the people who got the first taste of what they were supposed to -- the sample of what they were going to do could tell this was going to be more of their identity politics, et cetera. douglas: by the way, why does they need to be a latino smithsonian. rachel: thank you. douglas: weve got the smithsonian, a great collection. ...

Rachel: i didnt know those protests are still happening at some of their homes. we have a big show coming up sotelos who you have and what you will be discussing. >> an attorney, part of the trump legal team, shes not handling the latest indictments, she will talk to us about how the team is handling them. we have our legal panel to dig into it. congresswoman nancy mays has been in the headlines a lot, she will touch on a lot of subjects, and we got the newest person to qualify for the debate st...

Coverupobfuscation of the story. we may come to the conclusion that joe biden sold influence. that may be obvious. what will remain after the bidens is doj, fbi and various institutions that were determined to make it so it was never obvious, it was never discovered. to me, that is such a deeper problem. douglas: the thing to me where i disagree with former president trump on this, this doesnt have to be an either/or. this is a case that ukraine is very corrupt country before the war and everyon...

Relationships. the brics nation, brazil, russia, china, south africa and saudi arabia are aligning into economic and financial blocks, experts from kinexco that study the trade between argentina, par guaguy are forming a trade deal, set to go to 1 trillion. capital outflows are sir couple navigating the united states. >> douglas: as we saw with gulf countries, with the dollar, and in the middle east it seems that america isnt present. its china thats brokering deals. >> exactly. we see not just ...

Douglas: i think its pretty constant, a little more belief in religion in america, of course. i think this figure is constant. 34% believe in as as ttrology. ive never been one of those. i cant follow the whole star thing. will: its interesting high numbers when we talk about the path to decline in church attendance and organized religion and belief in god. those seem to be in decline. you could argue more abstract beliefs seem to retain pretty high percentages. douglas: 58% in hell. thats a big...

Theres a lot of money being sent over. we have zero transparency. i just saw by the way -- douglas: we dont have zero transparency. rachel: listen. we have very little transparency. there are ukrainian government officials buying up all kinds of villas around europe and you know thats true, douglas. they are buying up stuff. theres corruption abounding. we have -- and by the way, when we talk about national interest, just forget about the money. were toying with nuclear war with russia. is that ...

Give hunter biden millions and millions of dollars with no access to his father, i have a bridge to sell those people. i mean -- rachel: you dont have to guess that. douglas: a preposterous suggestion. rachel: he lunched and golfed with the business partners. douglas: why would anyone give hunter biden who has no skills in anything apart from perhaps if you were a bad art critic, painting, why would anyone give him $8 million if it had nothing to do with his father. rachel: he knew nothing about...

>> god isnt surprised by ai. he wasnt surprised by the printing press or television or the internet. god allowed ai to come into existence so of course weve got to be very concerned and make sure we are thinking privacy and security and ethical use of ai but he allowed it to come into existence. we assume it is a moral imperative for us to then struggle with that to struggle for his use and his purposes so people can flourish. douglas: this sounds abstract but it is not. if someone uses a keywor...

The new program, aimed at reducing recidivism, will begin on Sept. 1.

Nevada state agencies participated in the Toys for Tots 2019 drive. Toys were donated at state buildings and agencies, then delivered to the State Capitol in Carson City for a final pick-up Tuesday by Santa, joined by Joyce Buckingham, Toys for Tots Executive Director for Carson City, Douglas, Storey and Lyon counties.