Goal is to get China to play by the rules. News that from South Carolina Republican Senator Lindsey Graham after President Trump stepped up the trade war with China I think we can do this and here's what I would tell the American people if Donald Trump doesn't do it who else will and if you don't do it you're going to lose the world the world to China is the story with Martha MacCallum earlier today China announced it would levy Newtownards on u.s. Goods and President trouble ordering by tweet that u.s. Companies find an alternative to doing business with China and later the president tweeted that starting October 1st $250000000000.00 in Chinese goods now under a 25 percent tariff will jump to 30 percent and tariffs on the remaining $300000000000.00 in Chinese imports said to begin September 1st will be $72.00 a 15 percent tariff rather than 10 percent the president about to leave for France for trade summit with world leaders the White House is teasing this g. 7 summit as a chance to talk to keep trading partners about global growth and explain how they can both benefit by making business better with the u.s. I think your administration official on a call with reporters yesterday says Trump spoke a small being pushing the same fair trade pro-drug message he pushes here at home it will also give him a captive audience with many world leaders that have left trade talks with the u.s. In limbo boxes Hillary Vons Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been treated for a tumour in her pancreas the high court released a statement this afternoon saying there was no evidence of disease elsewhere in her body she had bound back from that thing she is somebody who really liked that she is of course well into her eighty's is the oldest member of the court though she's going to have challenges like anybody any of us that we get it you are over 8 but she can be strong she shows up and run by far her she seemed very strong Shannon Bream America's listening to Fox News. now. A hearing in New York in a court fight over the president's finances the oral arguments a federal appeals court in New York heard today concern a request by congressional Democrats for president trumps financial records a lower court has already denied the president's request to block a subpoena for those records a lawyer representing President Trump argued that the congressional subpoenas were too broad the attorney for the congressional committees argued the committees were looking into possible foreign influence and possible laundering of billions of dollars of Russian money a ruling by a panel of judges is expected in the next few weeks at the White House John Decker Fox News Daily air industrialist David Koch has Di Koch and his brother Charles have been major donors to conservative causes they didn't back now President Trump in 2016 but their political network praised the administration's efforts to ease regulations it's a major killer across the world but the World Health Organization says not nearly enough is being done to wipe. Malaria Larry is a parasitic disease that kills more than $400000.00 people a year most of them are children in Africa Dr pager Alonso of the World Health Organization says the disease could be eradicated but better methods are needed to control the mosquitoes that carry it and the vaccine meant to birth than it needs to be improved with the time that we have. A chance and made sure. Always fall short. The shot is getting delivered to children in several African nations but it only protects about one 3rd of those who get it chill NATO Fox News Chicago judge naming a special prosecutor to look into why state attorneys abruptly dropped charges against actor just the small let that accused him of staging the January tack against him former u.s. Attorney Dan Webb says he'll move the investigation along. Here's what's happening. President Emanuel has said that the record number of fires in the Amazon rain forest is an international crisis he is right it needs to be on the top of the agenda of the g. 7 summit he said Our house is burning literally the u.n. Chief also said that he was deeply concerned by the fires the Brazilian president earlier said his government lacked the resources to fight the surge and fires in the world's biggest rain forest 85 percent increase in fires across Brazil most of them in the Amazon region now here's the problem the Amazon rain forest produces 20 percent of our planet's oxygen and it is going away rapidly that's not good. Health Organization said the level of micro plastics in drinking water is not yet dangerous for humans but call for more research into potential future rescue and it's 1st reported in the affects of micro plastics on human health who looked at in new the specific impact of micro plastics in tap in bottled water Apple's popular i Phone 7 produced radio frequency radiation above the legal limit in a new test prompting the f.c.c. To investigate that issue Federal prosecutors say 80 people most of them Nigerians have been charged in the United States with being part of a widespread conspiracy that stole millions of dollars from businesses and elderly individuals through a variety of scams then laundered the money law enforcement officers have already arrested 14 people in the United States a deadly strain of salmonella that has sickened more than 250 people may not respond to the antibiotics commonly prescribed to treat the food borne infection according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and its report published the c.d.c. Said that from June of 2018 to March of this year 255 people in 32 states were infected with the strain with 60 being hospitalized to dying from the infection are food safety coach Jeff now can with us Jeff this is not good news at all no not at all and what I would like people to be aware of the errors investigation right now on that take fear is that there are you know fed to our pets that the salmonella has been linked to but they haven't linked to it yet to any manufacturer so they have any take serious you know those dry take series that you have to chew on something you need to get rid of because despite touching those . Big fears you may end up contract ing salmonella How exactly is someone. Contracted let's say by the animal or whatever will certainly it can be you know feed situation you know it can be in the in the dirt and dust you know it's picked up through eggs poultry meat on pasteurized dairy products so if you have any of these pigs ears you should really get rid of them until we get clarification because the investigation is ongoing and also to avoid on pasteurized dairy products Thank you Jeff just a Web site food safety Coach dot com. Doing light physical activities such as cooking or washing dishes each day is a nuff to substantially lower the risk of early death according to a study researchers say people can raise their chances of living a longer life by moving just a little bit more and sitting at a little less so remember that social media use has been linked to depression especially in teenage girls and a new study argues that the issue may be more complex than experts think the research published in the journal The Lancet child involved interviews with almost 10000 children between the ages of 13 and 16 in England the researchers found that social media may harm girls mental health by increasing their exposure to bullying and reducing their sleep and physical exercise Now here's an interesting study a whimpering dog begging for table scraps or a content cat hurrying away are familiar scenes for pet owners and most of the time they know exactly what their pets are trying to tell them the bond between human and pet is a strong one and now a new study conducted in Denmark concludes that pet owners develop a special sensitivity to all dogs and cats whines whimpers barks and meows according to the study out of our university dogs are more effective at conveying distress and negative emotion in their sounds than cats Furthermore dog and cat owners even rated the sound of a whimpering dog to be just as sad or emotionally compelling as a crying human baby then they said the whimpering dog makes humans feel as sad as sound of a crying baby Dr Peter Bergen our resident psychiatrist with us that's an interesting study Peter. Yes it is Georges it's very consistent with things I've been saying on your show before which is dogs especially I think that throughout evolution they have managed to help us learn to be in passing I think that their unconditional love for us as health helped us evolve I was thinking though that this you know your audience may be very interested in some of my experience I'm sure with my wife who actually has telepathic with but she doesn't want her. Now with. This goes beyond just this these if these simple social communication I've seen Ginger help alone did Siegel that was he is. By telling it that she was going to you know free it from a trap it was in and I saw the bird go to like heck at her instead it get her clothing while she extricated the burden let it go free you can tell from her voice or something well I don't know I might be an interesting thing to explore some time with with you audience for that because I've had a lot of people may have these experiences I haven't had that kind of experience but I've definitely seen it that's an interesting take Peter thank you so much Dr Peter Bergen our resident psychiatrist as website linked up at our Twitter feed it coast to coast am dot com Russia has launched an unmanned rocket carrying a life size humanoid robot that will spend 10 days learning to assist astronauts on the International Space Station how about that in a moment one of our favorites l.a. Mars really back with us on coast to coast on the trail of the Nephilim the mysterious Mound Builders next on coast to coast am. This is Richard. 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And welcome back to coast to coast George Norry with you l a marginally with us author lecturer a filmmaker he has penned many books including The Nephilim trilogy and received an honorary doctorate for the series from Pacific International University l.a. Is lectured on the subject of U.F.O.'s the national team and ancient prophetic texts presenting his incredible research at conferences in churches as well as appearances in interviews on media outlets throughout the world he's got several D.V.D.'s ald including of course on the trail of the nationally and the mysterious Mound Builders l.a. Welcome back my friend they great to be here Joy Thanks for having me on last time we were on we're talking about the late Richard Shah. Still tough to get over that is you have a. Gosh my gosh how are you how you settling I know you lost your house and all human beings in those forced fires I mean it's been one heck of a coverage for the last 8 months he lost the house to me lost my brother's wife. To a brain tumor a man my mother in law passed away in January. And then Richard so it's it's been it's been difficult I've been fighting a little bit of depression I'll be honest our prayers are with her I'm working through it you know that you know you all you always have a home here you just reminded her did you end up moving to where was an Oklahoma or sorry Oklahoma and I suppose I just you know yeah we're here were settled in got a great house great studio but we're also talking with the idea of rebuilding we lived there for 34 years of our marriage I live on the property for 40 years so that's home where we're looking at that will see it happen all right well good luck and again only We're here for you just get ahold of time any time you need us and were will take care you Ok. Thank you builders 1st of all let's talk about the mounds what are we talking about when Boone folks hear the word mounds we're not talking about the candy bar what is this well they basically go from Ohio all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico they spread out Coke is in your neck of the word and then you know Apple Wisconsin is mounds I mean they're basically everywhere and in Ohio alone there's over 10000 mounds and some of these are really large For instance part of the point in Louisiana is 3 190000 tons of earth that translates to 28000000 lives in that we're talking maybe 5000 years ago and it begs the question who gets up on a Monday morning at the size to do all this stuff and why and where is the manpower How does a hunter gatherer make all these and how do they compacted dirt they still really don't know how let's say the Edina mound and when I use the word Edina this is a made up word archaeologists have no idea who these people were or what they actually call themselves there's no written record and Native Americans insist like the Shawnee that they didn't build a shepherd now these things were here when they got there it's a lost race of course if you say that in mainstream archaeology you're left that rate and yet that's what's going on here so when you look at the mounds like poverty point one just like what that was created I mean 1000 tons of earth how is the dirt moved how many men would it take and then you get it Vance mathematic which are embedded in the mountains themselves like in the octagon mound in New York Ohio which which we didn't really get into in mathematical mysteries of the Mount builders this is a chance trigonometry George Well it's almost as secret as the pyramids right and it's it's it's not not quite as amazing as a grape. Or maybe because a pyramid needs of his class by itself but this is something that that is a hidden in plain sight miss when I'm on the trail and there's something else going on here not only with the mathematics but how is a dirty move how was it compacted and it's just not dirt from let's say 10 feet away some of some of the some of the dirt is actually brought in from a mile or even more distance from the mound why would people be doing this why do we have to bring dirt from a mile away and how would they do it we had talked archaeologist they insist Well they use dog sleds and that's that's colorful that's kind of nice you know sort of that's a 1000000 trips. Are they almost as tall as the pyramids No they're not not nearly as much. 607080 feet the Hokie is probably one of the tallest ones. I'm not sure exactly the exact measure between 80 and 100 feet I'm going to guess but the Hokie is up around 450000 tons of earth that's a lot of earth that's a lot of earth have they found anything inside the mountains. Well this is where it goes off the rails or the pens on who you talk to the earliest. People that went in and start excavating some of these things and these are very primitive Archelaus you know they're not even really tenured archeologists as we would call them today they're primitive they're their methods of sort of primitive but yet they find giant skeletons 6 fingers sometimes of copper powered him and so on sometimes red hair elongated skulls and this is a matter of record in fact I sat down with our teams archaeologist mother Gonzales who actually went to the Smithsonian's records Ok so that's where he's drawing all this information from from the Smithsonian Institute. And he's coming up with. There are records from there are people in the field and we found giant skeletons just under 8 feet and we actually had this on film and will release that fairly soon so. When you go back and you look at the newspapers from the 1900 centuries same thing going on there 789 foot sometimes 12 footers are found the ones I found that I can lean on and there's no you know this that's like right you know I used to see Catalina almost daily and we discovered that picture from Ralph where there was a primitive archaeologist out on Catalina Island and he's standing in an open grave in front of them is a very large skeleton I discovered a photograph I had and analyzed by 3 different. Technicians that looked at the same to analyze it each person but something different of a table it was no collusion between the 3 of them when I got the result I did a conference call of all of them everybody was blown away because the giant and front of rough going is just under 9 feet that's a really big and we publish that George Calyon redacted the giant out of the picture they blew up the picture put it on the wall wrote this long diatribe underneath it but the giant was cropped out of the picture and Richard and I went back there and we what we've the film that and then that went viral because it was a deliberate obfuscation a total cover up are we talking about the national Leaman you talk about these giants Well in my opinion yeah that's why they the overarching theme of the series is on the trail of enough a lame and the Nephilim some of them are giants but not all of them for instance one of the Nephilim tribes in the Lavon when Joshua and Caleb go into Concord 3500 years ago or call the Ana came that this is not necessarily mean giant what it does mean it translates long necks we find that really intriguing So there's there seems to be a different tribes and they have different. Nena characteristics Yes some are giants some are huge like Elias and I think Elias was between 9 and 12 feet which is a really really big when you go up you go out I've stood next to a 7 foot basketball players we actually have a scottie called Big John is exactly 7 feet he comes to a lot of the conferences I've got pictures next to him George I'm 6 feet I look like a shrimp guy I mean I just look like a little a little punk that's a huge because when you go it's only foot taller than I am and you go up you go out there so can you imagine 9 feet by that god my point we start looking at 9 feet it's like oh my gosh it's a whole different deal. When we talk about the nuff Aleem you then have to talk about the term fallen angels and now we're getting very biblical very genesis something happened a long long time ago could this all be tied together it is it's absolutely tied together it's all agri other and I think I would go as far as to say that it links into modernity with the whole u.f.o. Phenomenon. The lead that he has on the trail and not only are we looking backwards 5000 years ago 3500 years ago some of the si