quickly, joe scarborough saying he thinks there is too much attention paid to the border watch this... >> there were like 4 migrants and the hound dog on top of the hill in new mexico. and they had their 4 migrants and a hound dog cam on for hours >> martha: is that how you would assess what's happening at the border? >> all i can say is that right now we're seeing about an average of 3800 people per day back lower than what we saw some months ago but they've got to make sure we apply repercussions of the border no matter what number they are. >> thank you very much congressman it's good to have a with this thank you. >> any time, taker. >> martha: that's the story for thursday the 18th we look forward to seeing you back here tomorrow. your world starts right now, stick around. [ ♪♪ ] >> he is serving ukraine first
in the world? which is a little girl, her mother is a taker on her birthday, instead of throwing birthday parties, or take her to a local jewish orphanage and give out ice cream to the orphans. that's how her mother taught her to deal with the fractures and the justices in society. that's not a lesson she learned in law school. it's a lesson from her mom. that you make change. as ruth bader ginsburg goes on to the court and she makes that change in that legal world, that's all these books are to us. it's a way to make change for my kids, make change with your own kids. teach them how to be better people. >> message for all of us. the book, ordinary people, change the world, i am ruth bader ginsburg. it's out in bookstores tomorrow. author, brad meltzer and the granddaughter of rbg, clara sparrow, thank you so much for joining us to share the book with us. we appreciate it. that does it for the first hour of morning joe: weekend. on this sunday morning. stay right here for another
thing. taker the money, $650,000. using some of the money that the georgia city government was paying him and going on vacations with her? >> ainsley: allegedly. >> brian: are people okay with that? there is no ethics violation there? that's the thing that's going to come under scrutiny. you know if this guy mike rowe marn is going to go after him. trump is going to do the same thing. >> ainsley: of course. >> steve: as i was saying, somebody said something yesterday that has everybody's ears perked up. michelle obama and on the jay chety on purpose podcast. his podcast is the world's number one mental health podcast. and interview was mainly about mental health but the conversation got political when she was asked by jay about her worries. she said, he said what is the thing that keeps you up at night now or what is your biggest fear? after having overcome some? there is a thing such as knowing too much after being married to the president. she talked about wars and a.i. and climate change and voter
TOKYO: Japanese police on Wednesday were investigating the motives of an 86-year-old man who took two women hostage in a post office after reportedly first setting his home on fire and shooting into a hospital.
rivalry, no robbery. and to put it more simply, twitchell was not a criminal. didn't have a record. had never even been arrested. why would a young, married, father kill a perfect stranger? so, besides twitchell. people police also focus their attention on the quiet neighborhood around the studio. and where all taker may have gotten to see a woman that he liked. and they went door to door, had anybody seen johnny altinger or a his car? or anything suspicious? and they found this couple, who told the story that seemed almost lifted from a horror movie. >> i have never, in my life felt fear like that. >> these two, the names are marissa and trevor. we're out for an evening stroll. when they stepped through the looking glass. it happened when a young man kept stumbling out of the army and fell down on the ground with them. >> it was an instant that feeling. >> he looked at me and said i'm being robbed, can you help me?
was a moment where everyone here in australia will remember forever. the neck semifinal is due to take place in the next half hour, england taking on colombia, whetherfans stay in the fans to watch it or that your celebrating their win? i think the are your celebrating their win? i think they are celebrating _ your celebrating their win? i think they are celebrating right - your celebrating their win? i think they are celebrating right now - your celebrating their win? i think they are celebrating right now but your celebrating their win? i think. they are celebrating right now but i heard from my lot of fans that they will stay on for the next game. i have also spoken to many england fans earlier in the taker been trying to get tickets and go to stadium australia, they couldn't get their hands on tickets to the next best thing is that they are going to best thing is that they are going to be here. were already seeing colombia and flags and fans making their way, again, this will be one of the most entertaining games. england come in as favourites but how many tournament favourites have now been eliminated? they come in as a stronger team and colombia are the
what was that in dubai? we neeis.d help from d.c. five days later, action are taken. yes. when what your actions taken fil this information is being gathered is coming through the of the republican congress that we will continue to follow through and we will continue to bring more and we will take taker it takes. and if it rises to the level, we will do our constitutional duties. and this is the part i want america to know. america has a s a right to knowf there was pay to play. america has a right to know if garland is lying to them. america has a right to know. whe and this fbi, whether they investigate it and are there pay to play when it comes to this president? i woul presided think this president would want to clear that name rather rapidly. give us his bank. s bank mr. speaker, let me ask information. >> s believe we are looking at a bribery scandal with joe, who's now president actions. he took his vice president in exchange for family enrichment
year and they don't want to be tried going into an election campaign don't do the alleged crimes. one thing i would give to trump, and i hate to say this. i'll have to take thai shower after this, joy, when he says why did they wait two and a half years to do this. i kind of agree with him and think, merrick garland, this is partly on you. we don't have to wait to have trials in 2024. we could have continue this earlier. >> it's not sunday, but you can get an amen because this has been my problem all looj. the the calendar creatives closer to the justice department. it took them a year to prosecute the people who barged into the capitol. why did that taker so long? they slow walked it and now we have to live with the consequences, it's bizarre. but at least it's happening. thank you both. up next on "the reidout," turning our attention to ohio
job on those standards. it wasn't anything that was politically motivated. you've seen dr. allen out on tv talking about the stories, talking about his own family his taker and everything. so don't side with kamala, stand up for the sight. >> so the problem is that kamala harris stands with tim scott and the vast majority of the human beings living on plan the earth. and that guy and trump with the leading contenders. and those tonight they will appear at the same event at the lincoln dinner. and joining us for the conversation david jolly and also ayesha mills is here. >> you know, i don't even know how much more that i can say at
europe but i cannot remember the last time he visited paris. what is the strategic trade relation and what they have in common between the two countries? diplomatically, france advocated - countries? diplomatically, france advocated for - countries? diplomatically, | france advocated for many countries? diplomatically, - france advocated for many years since charles de gaulle, so they are strategic allies and then there is also this indian big growth in the past years, it is a huge market and france once of course to participate. in particular export goods with a lot of technology. india is a taker and, of course, a lot of technology. india is a takerand, of course, military technology in particular. india is trying to replace soviet—era military equipment and since