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Voters. He will need theres no reason for this. Shes just scotts shes also a lunatic and a huge drag and not the first strike by the way, i think jd vances the first drag on his ticket that was a bad decision. This is the next one. Alright. Se cupp. Thank you so much for being here. Appreciate you. The next hour of news. Cnn new central starts right now released of this suspect connected to the apparent Assassination Attempt of Donald Trump. New photo of the moment that he was taken into custody...

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Specification says 14,763 feet. but obviously, the ocean at this point could be a little bit deeper than that. its not fully mapped. so they dont know. i know any change in depth at that far below the surface, it could be an incredible change in pressure. is the bluefin able to operate outside its formal range if it needed to? >> yes. the bluefin standard 21 that phoenix has is rate to 4500 meters. and as you noted, thats about two and a half miles down. at that depth, the pressure is equivalent...

To be an astronaut. they tell her no girls allowed. >> nasa may have said i couldnt go into space, but nobody was there to tell amelia earhart she couldnt do what she chose to do. >> reporter: as secretary of state, secretary clinton publicly endorsed a renewed search for earhart based on a new clue in this old picture taken off gardner island, a wisp of land in the south pacific. look at what experts spotted. that blurry bit on the left there. could that possibly be the landing gear of earharts...