It's Thursday, July 10th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day, a show that salutes

U.S. President Donald Trump on his firm command of the English language, which also happens to be the

official language of the nation of Liberia, whose president met with Trump Wednesday.

Well, thank you. It's such good English, such beautiful. Where did you learn to speak so

beautifully? Where were you educated? Where? Rare is the president to whom I can say,

oh, honey. And yet, here we are. On today's show, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waltzes around Capitol Hill chatting with lawmakers,

and the CEO of the platform formerly known as Twitter coincidentally quits,

just a day after Elon's AI bot went full anti-Semite.

But let's start with immigration.

Earlier this week, federal agents descended on a park in the middle of Los Angeles in the

middle of the day. They showed up on horseback in armored tanks carrying rifles. And of course,

most of them had their faces covered. Why? As of Wednesday, that still wasn't at all clear.

Here's a dispatch from the local ABC news station, which was on the scene.

At times, they just kind of stood there in formation lines.

At other times, they moved in unison throughout the park.

Now, from our vantage point, we never saw those officers make any arrest.

But we did see Mayor Karen Bass show up as she pressed the agents to get out of there.

Okay, so no arrests that we know of, no detentions.

But shortly after the exercise or whatever it was, Gregory Bovino, a customs and board of

protection chief in Southern California, told the local Fox News Station the country should get ready

for more.

Better get used to us now because this is going to be normal very soon.

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