toxins in the body. but the majority of doctors say there s no such buildup of toxins in the body certainly they can t be measured using scientific methods. many detox programs resemble therapeutic fasting the patients say they feel free a mentally and physically afterwards it s the hormones associated with happiness that are responsible the body releases them as you fast. if there were toxins in the body before a detox there should be demonstrably fewer toxins after the detox right the mess and measuring detoxification is a tricky matter we don t pursue any scientific research on this but there s nothing better than seeing the faces of our guests at the end of the program when they say
i m feeling much better i can feel myself again i feel motivated to exercise there s no. i think better so in that sense i don t need scientific research when i hear these sentiments all the time maybe i should conduct the studies myself. but there s no shortage of studies looking into health and nut
significant law enforcement present in all the schools so law enforcement is goes to protect these schools along with hardening rather than having the teachers. i want the teachers to teacher. and rhode island has become the first state to act on gun policy in the wake of the florida school shooting. gina romando signed an executive order that establishes statewide red flag policy. right now, more than dooz dozen other states are considering similar red flag laws. it s been almost two weeks since the deadly shooting at a high school in parkland, florida. the school resource officer who resigned after failing to go into the school after the gunman is defending those actions. the attorney for armed campus deputy scott peterson is speaking out, peterson,
three bullets, in her stomach, chest and hand. doctors calling her recovery a miracle. and i d just like to say that i m so grateful to be here and it wouldn t be possible without those officers and first responders and amazing
we ll see. thank to you phillip, zerlina, john. thank you for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. tonight on all in. i don t want to talk about pardons for michael flynn yet. a new york times bombshell. can you say unequivocally no one here has discussed pardons in this case? the president s lawyer reportedly floated pardons for flynn and plfrt before they were charged. i ve always found paul manafort to be a very decent man. tonight it the reporter who broke the story and what this means for the obstruction case against the president. then, did the special counsel just file evidence of trump campaign collusion with russia? that s what he said. that s what i said. that s obviously what our position is. plus, the president announces the firing of the v.a. secretary on twitter. and apple ceo tim cook on mark zuckerberg s current
predicament. i wouldn t be in this situation. okay. more from kara swisher and my exclusive interview whe
live with a lawyer who was arguing against this policy in court today. who will update on us whether the trump administration is complying with the judge s timetable to put these families back together again. we start tonight with fredrick vaughn stew ben. he was born in 1730 in the kingdom of presha. an air that is modern day germany. at 17 he joined the preshan army and fought in the seven years war. it was one of the most sophisticated and powerful armies in the world. he had a distinguished military career, eventually becoming a top aid to fredrick the great. he also believed to be a openly gay man. back then, being gay was a crime. in 1753 he was dismissed from the army. he was rumored he was let go because he was gay. with no job and nowhere to go,
fredrick went to america. he arrived in the states in the throes of the revolutionary war in 1777. the continental army was losing. they suffered through a bit l winter at valley forge. the troops were living in filth, untrained.
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question, did the u.s. play any role and what your reaction to what maduro is calling an assassination attempt? i can say unequivocally there was no u.s. involvement at all. i spoke with - - down there, he and his staff are up much of the night making sure americans in venezuela were safe. as of now, we think everybody noticed at the embassy is in a secure position. they will evaluate conditions today but they focused on that principal responsibility. as of now, feel pretty confident that americans are accounted for. with respect to what happened last afternoon, look, could be a lot of things. from a pretext set up by the maduro regime himself. he s made accusations regarding the outgoing president of columbia responsibility. what he calls the extreme right wing and that s a vast opposition to his authoritarian role and unnamed - - in the
united states. these are things he s said before. you have to take them for what
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nowhere, i did not know about it. the tweet contradicts statements made by the attorney who had this to say. i had bad information at that time. i made a mistake in the statement, i talked about that before, that happens when you have cases like this. i think it s very important to point out that in a situation like this you have over time facts develop, that s what investigations do. griff: across the aisle democrats continue to accuse the president of collusion. as long as the russians interfered on donald trump s side, vladimir putin can count on the president never calling him out. there s plenty of evidence of collusion and conspiracy in plain sight. the president is in bedminister in what the white house is calling working vacation, the negotiations continue, so this will, i guess, eventually give us an answer but it ain t coming right now, rob,
jillian. rob: okay
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adviser john bolton and marco rubio, a top member of the senate intelligence and foreign relations committee. bolton and marco rubio only on fox news sunday . then a federal judge blocked a texas activist from putting blueprints online to make plastic on some 3-d printers. cody wilson joins us to explain why he thinks it s a good idea. hours after this - - i do not feel the media is the enemy of the people. chris: president trump bashes journalists again. what ever happened to fair press? what ever happened to honest reporting? they don t report it. they only make up stories. chris: we will ask our sunday panel about the trump family divine. all right now on fox news sunday . hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming
midterms is real. president trump keeps calling it a hoax.one of several issues along with north korea and iran
newsroom. great to have you with us this weekend, i m ana cabrera in new york. president trump making good on his promise to hit the road full throttle for republicans this summer. in just a few hours, he ll be pumping up gop voters in ohio in a deep red district that he won easily on election day. but now, a republican win there is by no means a given. these two are fighting for a congressional seat in tuesday s special election. on the left is the democrat, can danny o connor, suddenly surging, making it a toss-up against republican troy balderson. the president s visit is last minute push to keep that seat republican. boris sanchez is on site. if this district flips, what does this mean for midterms? reporter: hey there, ana. well, it could be a signal of that blue wave that commentators have long been prognosticating for the 2018 midterm elections. this could be a referendum on
where president trump stands with midwestern voters as well. the fact is, we wouldn t be talking ab
up next our documentary series doc film looks at how global warming may be opening up the arctic and reviving old rivalries omarion evanston i ll be back with more news at the top of the hour hope you join us then. language courses. any time. w.b. .
the arctic is often described as a vast expanse of eternal ice but in some parts of the region that s no longer the case. this is alice muir island in the canadian arctic. this strip of coastline was once covered with ice but the nearby glaciers are melting so we can see more and more of the land that lies beneath them. some researchers predict starting in 2050 the arctic will be ice free in summer so what will happen to the region is all that ice melts. almost for me to rise should she look. the arctic helps to determine the climate for a much wider area including parts of the us due to climate change due to the ice receiving
. the wall maps in retreat to the arctic in the center. that will cause massive changes here and in other parts
from the mueller report would be unsupportable in the house and unsustainable in the senate. do you remember writing that? yes, i do. why did you write that? because i think it s true. the fact is this was reviewed by main justice. the special counsel did not reach a conclusion and he should have. i think his justification quite frankly was a bit absurd not reaching a conclusion. the deputy attorney general did, and they came to the right conclusion. i don t think this is a real case for obstruction. but then this body would be impeaching the president on the basis of the in verse conclusion. i don t believe it would be appropriate. the gentleman s time is expired. miss dean. thank you, mr. chairman. words matter. in my earlier life i was a professor of writing. i taught my students to be careful and clear about what they put to paper.
that is a lesson the framers of our constitution understood far better than anyone. they were laying the foundation for a new form of gov