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Well everybody. Im jesse waters, along with judge Jeanine Pirro h, harold ford jr. Shannon bream and doug 5 00 in New York City. And this is five liberals attacking elon musk for simply seeing the carnage at thee border. The billionaire going where Joe Biden Refuseborders and Live Streaming his trip to eagle pass, texas on xng his t. The town gets routinely bombarded by thousands of illegal immigrants. The tesla ceo getting a tour from republican congressman tony gonzalez. And they say its not just women and children tony go cros. What were seeing here are in some cases some pretty extreme in ...

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Jon and sal, it is all changing. i don't think i will be going running or walking anywhere today! the whole nation is saying, where is my brolly?! as donald trump is expected to make an announcement about the 202a presidential election, former first lady michelle obama has spoken out about how his previous victory "still hurts". in an exclusive interview with bbc breakfast, she's been speaking to naga about her husband's time in office, and what happened next. let's take a look. and it still hurts. but, that's that point in time where you have to ask yourself was it worth it, did we make a den...

The world cup, the guys will be celebrating, they will have been doing what they want to do for the last couple of days and then you go straight into a game and now the focus obviously changes on to the 31 day international is and we will try to win that as well. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport michelle obama has spoken to the bbc about how she struggles with negative thoughts about her appearance. in her new book, the former us first lady also reveals how donald trump's victory, winning the us presidency, "s...

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