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Though he is retired. alexandria hoff joins us live from washington. alexandria, expand on this. it s interesting and some really good work because acting on a tip jesse watters primetime was able to get their hands on these documents that show that the u.s. marshals service has taken over the responsibility of protection for dr. fauci from the department of health and human services. that s despite his retirement at the beginning of this year. the paperwork reveals that the security detail includes limousine transportation. now, more interesting to senator rand paul is who has been paying for it and the murky responses he has received after pressing the agent, jess. we asked the government are you funding his limo and his driver and security detail and they say oh, we re not doing it oh, but somebody else is doing it and we are reimbursing them why is the retired guy the only retired official i know gets that kind of treatment is a former president. so i have no idea why this bureaucrat still has a limo
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London in soho, still to some extent the heart of the uk film and tv industry to bring you an interview with british film maker, gurinder chadha. too often in the past her accomplishments have been on song, but she has been a majorforce in modern british cinema. in fact she is the most prolific female film maker in the uk today. this year marks the 20th anniversary of bend it like beckham, her most successful film. bend it like beckham, her most successfulfilm. it became bend it like beckham, her most successful film. it became a real international hit and it has the distinction of being the only western made film ever to be shown on north korean television. i am “oininu a on north korean television. i am joining a girls on north korean television. i am joining a girls team. on north korean television. i am joining a girls team. bend - on north korean television. i am joining a girls team. bend it - on north korean television. i am joining a girls team. bend it like beckham is joining a girls team. bend it like beckham is the joining a girls team. bend it like beckham is the story joining a girls team. bend it like beckham is the story of - joining a girls team. bend it like beckham is the story of jess, - joining a girls team. bend it like beckham is the story of jess, an | beckham is the story ofjess, an 18 year old played by parminder nagra, played by death from a traditional indian malay. he wants to play football, much to the dismay of her parents. to play football, much to the dismay of her parents- of her parents. that s it explored no more football! of her parents. that s it explored no more football! i of her parents. that s it explored no more football! i want - of her parents. that s it explored no more football! i want you - of her parents. that s it explored no more football! i want you to l no more football! i want you to learn no more football! i want you to learn fuii no more football! i want you to learn full punjabi no more football! i want you to learn full punjabi dinner, - no more football! i want you to learn full punjabi dinner, meat| no more football! i want you to - learn full punjabi dinner, meat and vegetarian learn full punjabi dinner, meat and vegetarian but learn full pun abi dinner, meat and
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Cooking show next week. i think it s going to be grand, jesse. you are buttering him up, that s the strategy. that s what i did with sajak. i have one of those fruit bouquets i m going to send to him. i m looking forward to it. i have been doing 10:00 for five and a half years and we pretty much dominated at 10:00. we have an awesome team. they are very excited because they are young and they want to go out after the show. so, we re going to have a lot of fun. i m looking forward to it. you kept this seat warm for me and i m looking forward to throwing to you every night. jesse: you are the best. i can t wait to catch the toss. my staff is jealous of your staff because they have to stay up later. get use dod it. jesse: see you next week at 7:00. laura: great to see you, jess. jesse: the fbi director got destroyed under oath today. sounds like a shakedown, doesn t it, director? i m not going to get into commenting on that. you seem deeply uncurious
Thankfully, because this is going to show up and you be very mad. i said, ohvery. , she s like an older sister to me. and then i said, no, no, no. i mean t i. she s like. she s like a sister to me. we gotto each other for 30 year. i m like, great. laura is going to read that. and here today it s over all that. i don t care. okay: i ? that s where i am now. but you re my brother, so i appreciate it. thank you. so. well, this is our this is our last week of handoffs. because you are abandoning me. i m just going to hand off to you anywa ly, even thought i do i m going to jesse. so i m going to just i m just going to say i don t want to taln o k to you, jess. i m going right to shawn. okay, so i m just skipping. i m just. jesse i love that. no, i m just kidding. i love both of you. all right. thanks, shawn. of you.aurai am sure this is thn angle from washington tonight. grthe normal it strikes again. that s the focus of e. ight s angl now, remember what the anti-trump promised us in 2020. if democrats one things would go back to regular order. the countrack to ry would be moe united. things would go back to normal.
Of function research. and that he did knowingly give the money there knowing this was going to be spreading possibly in the lab and infect millions of people around the world. steve: that would be hard to prove. ainsley: jess asked him do you believe is he the devil because is he was referencing. jfk s book will the real fauci. they sparred publicly about policies, about vaccines, about the treatment, not having treatments availabler were that when they were saying this is actually what you need to take. steve: because we didn t know. brian: ivermectin. lastly, i listened to the whole podcast he did with joe rogan like two hours. he said if this stuff is not true, the real anthony fauci and i have not read the book and probably will dive into it, he said you would be sued by everybody. because you named everybody. you called them out directly. and he said when i m reading in this guy is going to get sued.
The next round also raised some eyebrows. the unseeded marketa vondrousova, came from behind to beat american fourth seed jessica pegula. jess softly was watching. elina svitolina has lit up these championships. she s spoken about the added motivation she has both from the war back in her homeland and from becoming a mum recently. injust her second grand slam since returning from maternity leave. she s backed up her quarterfinal at the french open by reaching the semi finals here after knocking out the world number one iga swiatek. the full time grand slam champion still hasn t quite cracked it on grass, but take nothing away from svitolina whose variety took that match away from the top seed. next up for svitolina is marketa vondrousova, the unseeded czech player who never made it past the second round here before she put out the women s fourth seed, jessica pegula, today in three sets.