who remembers frank mcgee? i do. okay. still a fair amount. frank mcgee had the same attitude toward, barbara walters as harry reasoner, that she deserve to be there. and it was beneath to have her sitting beside her beside him when he was doing interviews, she wasn't yet the co-host of the today show, but she had relentlessly worked her way to being on the air, and he a rule validated by president of nbc news that when they were doing interviews from the studio, barbara walters could not speak until he had asked the first three questions. can you silencing barbara walters next to you for three questions and but, you know, so you know the way life can be funny and bad news can become good news. and for barbara walters, this bad news, she it into something that really ended up being great positive because if she arranged an interview outside the studio for herself, frank mcgee wouldn't be there and she ask the first question and the second question and all the questions. and she started to do that in defense of this to get around a workaround f

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heather mcgee is author of the best-selling book the some of us what racism costs everyone. right, fix it. >> no. i will say one thing to start with, i have tremendous respect for joe biden as a person, as a president who wildly exceeded my expectations. >> may end up saving civilization. >> canceling lanes of dollars in student debt. i don't think it's fair that his approval ratings have been so low and have been solo, not talking about since the debate, i'm saying i don't think it's fair based on his record that the approval ratings have been so low but about nine months ago, i began talking with grassroots organization leaders who were saying, our way to win and reelect jill biden is not to talk about joe biden. and that was worrying. >> you were talking about people to put a coalition together, our best message isn't about -- >> isn't about joe biden. we don't need to talk about him. i think he is being blamed not for his age, i think he is blamed for inflation. that's corporate price gouging. i think he's being blamed for wall street mucking up the real estate market. i

trace: people i know who are leaning to the left say that is one tough son of a gun, kaylee mcgee white and steve hilton thank you. trace: we're learning more about the shooter cb cotton has been covering story outside of the home of thomas matthew crooks in bethel park, pennsylvania that is where she is live,. reporter: we know federal investigators were probing whether the gunman had formal train, we have some insight. an attorney for clair clairton sports plan club con firming that the shooter, was a member. the attorney said that club admonishes the senseless act of violence but further comment could not be provided because. the investigation. the 20-year-old graduated from high school two years ago, we have confirmed he was a dietary aid at a local skilled nursing center, a spokesperson said his background check was clean. we also learned he was a registered republican, according to voting records, another set of records shows during the 2021 inauguration he made a $15 donation to a progressive chicago-based political act committee, law enforcement sources tells us that bomb making

trace: people i know who are leaning to the left say that is one tough son of a gun, kaylee mcgee white steve hilton thank you. trace: we're learning more about the shooter cb cotton has been covering story outside of the home of thomas matthew crooks in bethel park, pennsylvania that is where she is live,. reporter: we know federal investigators were probing whether the gunman had formal train, we have some insight. an attorney for cl clairton sports plan club con firming that the shooter, was a member. the attorney said that club admonishes the senseless act of violence but further comment could not be provided because. the investigation. the 20-year-old graduated from high school two years ago, we have confirmed he was a dietary aid at a local skilled nursing center, a spokesperson said his background check was clean. we also learned he was a registered republican, according to voting records, another set of records shows during the 2021 inauguration he made a $15 donation to a progressive chicago-based political act committee, law enforcement sources tells us that bomb making transp

heather mcgee, thank you very much. that's all in for this week. alex wagner starts tonight. alex, you know heather. >> i do, and i spend not an insignificant amount of my time trying to get heather mcgee to do my show. and i just want to tell you, heather, i'm looking at the camera, 9:00 is only, now, it's 9:00. you can do this. you are welcome to stay, should i just say? thank you, my friend. >>> in the past eight years, donald trump has given three speeches, three, accepting his party's nomination for president. his first speech now feels like a lifetime ago. it will always be remembered for this moment. >> i have joy in the political arena, so that the powerful can no longer beat up on people who cannot defend themselves. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i, alone, can fix it. >> i, alone, can fix it. that instantly became the thing everyone took away from the speech. it really nailed exactly how trump managed to turn the republican party into a cult of personality, focused on just one man, donald trump himself. but in the eight years since then, the cu

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let's bring in steamboat institute fellow kayleigh mcgee, white and conservative commentator alicia crouse. thank you both for coming on. so kevin says there you have top aides saying, you know what, maybe he will reconsider and drop out of the way. but we should also point out that here's biden's deputy campaign manager tonight saying this. >> watch our campaign not working through any scenarios where president biden is not on the top of the ticket. he is and will be the democratic nominee. i don't want to be rude, but i do not know how many more times we can answer that. joe biden has said he is running for president of the united states. >> our campaign is moving forward. that's it, alicia. he is running. i don't know. i didn't like the movie titanic. i think i'm the only millennial in my generation that didn't love that movie or leonardo dicaprio. but it's like the titanic. it's like, well, let the orchestra just keep playing. it's all going to be fine. you know, we have this iceberg and everybody's sinking and dying. the democratic party is literally falling apart. he has people that

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andrew goodman, james chaney, mcgee schwerner, three young people and they were not the only ones who went to mississippi, we might be talking about mississippi a lot today. who went, james was from the south but the other two went south because they were committed and part of a program that was bringing young people to the south, freedom summer, helping people register to vote, helping kids learn how to read, something revolution -- revolution where black folks had to recite state constitution to vote, sometimes before the illiterate white people who would not know if the words were meaningful, but they went and they were murdered shortly after arriving. you are the dean of a law school and again thinking about young people and the 60th anniversary, i am wondering how that sits with you. >> one of the points you made is that it is important we remember these stories and these histories. to remember the deaths of these three young men, the horrible executions, gives us in a powerful way a sense of the horror we were confronting and the need to move forward and address. so one thing so

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willie willie mcgee. willie mcgee is from richmond. >> yes. and that's where you're from. yes, but that's not right. okay. that one's gone. >> willie stargell. >> no, no. okay another willie, maybe it's willie something. >> yeah. kylie stargell, you're correct. okay. >> willie stargell, how'd you know that? >> because the field that encinal high is named willie stargell field. >> the astronauts of apollo 11 back in 1969 have a deep connection with the city of alameda. thanks to that aircraft carrier behind me. can you name the connection? can you name the ship? and for extra credit, who were the three astronauts aboard apollo 11? >> i should know this. it's the uss. >> you're getting there. it's not a b. it's not a wasp. it's . it starts with an h. what's the aircraft carrier? >> oh, it's a hornet. >> i think it is. >> hornet is correct. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> can you name the astronauts on apollo 11? the first trip to the moon? >> i know tom hanks was in the movie right? >> that was apollo 13. oh, go back to, if you're not weak, you are

and one of those moments was when i ran into these mcgee cool, was coughing, reading the, getting straight to where they called so. so i phone and i just followed and i think that dialogue is something that's going to stick with me. full points inside the i think the means are these, these process, these though into perspective where they do the success or failure done into perspective. but the one thing the one can be nice if they didn't see the whole that has been planted. the whole nation can have a unified voice nor try north visions nor political by jesus, nor reads or no voting books. i unified voice for the time until the country lead by the nation. i don't see what they're, what they're getting you the and to discuss what this means for the future of tenure. we have 3 prominent voices from the move with joining us live from nairobi today, the people's watchman, bonnie foss, milwaukee, a photo journalist who made the move into the political realm. 1010, co founder of the my thought is, social justice, center and cons. wilma corey, a musician who has taken to the streets to join the

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editor of restoring america kale /* kaylee mcgee white. >> this is nothing new, they have been attacking the supreme court every time they release a decision that challenges the left agenda. this ruling yesterday, fact alvin bragg was so quick to give into trump's request for delayed sentencing and merchan agreed, proves alvin bragg's team is a little nervous about what is to come. we know the hush money payment alleged was not an official act because president trump was not president then. merchan made it political and did introduce items of evident that happened while trump was pres president. it does not matter if hush money payment was an official act, th that will have effect on legitimacy of the trial and sentencing moving forward. >> ashley: if you turn on liberal media, all you see is democrats hammering the supreme court. that is all i saw yesterday on the news. my question to you, is this just a distraction? biden is taking a lot of heat from all directions, even some democrats. >> kaylee: attacks on the supreme court are dangerous. there is reason there was a man camped outsid

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kelly mcgee white, invoking the 20 fifth amendment would create political chaos? that is what the wall street journal said. >> it would be a lot better for national security and overall national health if the president who is incapable of leading this country were removed and the democrats need to be careful. several are coming forward and calling on biden to drop out of the 2024 race but he of unfit to run for the presidency it means he is unfit to serve right now over the next four months while he is still in the white house. they can't come to an agreement on what the message should be to the president. he is rebuffing all attempts to get him to drop out. he seems to be the only person who thinks he is capable of serving another four years. stuart: maureen dowd says the biden campaign aide asked her to scrub a verbal gaffe during his abc interview. it was included in her article. the times are said abc altered the initial transcript at the behest of the white house. they are losing credibility. >> reporter: this is new news. stuff like this has been happening f

next, kansas city chiefs lee mcgee white and kayla booth are here to respond but first we want to checkdagen and charlie hurt in for sean on the bottom line. >> hey, liz. thank you very much. we have a great show tonight. senator joni ernst talking about tax deadbeats that work in the irs and talking to steve moore on possible fed cut to interest rates and proposal to eliminate income taxes on social security for seniors. >> get down. monica crowley is here talking about the jd distraction. dog gone those democrats will do anything to talk about their lack of policy. all they've got is go abortion! and then lee zeldin is here. can kamala harris remake her entire not just image but resume through anonymous sources talking to the new york times? well, she sure hell is trying. without having to answer to policy issues like trying to ban fracking in the country. top of the hour.of ♪ tlove. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. more people on eylea hd had no fluid in the retina, compared to those on eylea at 4 months. eylea

nbc show the weekend but he is also the former chairman of the republican national committee and ruth mcgee. so happy to have her. a professor at nyu and author of lucida, a newsletter following threats to democracy and the important book, strongman coleman mussolini to the president. michael, your the former rnc chair. if you are thinking about being in that seat now, looking at what you just saw this week, what is your basic reaction to what is in place as we saw it? >> where do i get my nikki haley voters from? how do i reach to disaffected democrats who are looking at the literal role implosion of the democratic ticket? how do i appeal to them now? what is the case and narrative that i come out of this convention selling to an america that does not want either of the two candidates? as a party official, whether i am at the state level or the national level, i have to figure out where i get my vote from. this convention a, well orchestrated with beautiful graphics, you know, everybody has got the pop and sizzle of it . from that standpoint, at the end of the day i have to create a level

the governor said, okay, the legislation, our friend tommy mcgee doesn't like mike like me, doesn't we have going to do that. -- them. and it stuck by coincidence sometimes luck by coincidence renzo the head of the local brooklyn, is old friend of my father's, had was retiring from the boston business job in getting promoted to vice president in guy is done in washington so. there was a going away party for aldi renzo with every building tradesman in the city attending it, the governor gives a speech, says there's a that's going to be a zillion jobs and it's stuck up in the state house get there tomorrow morning room just went right to everybody who thinks he he didn't know how to play that political from all those years ago he do that that's what really made it made it happen both that integration of different aspects that he brilliantly put together he didn't micromanage every detail these things he he insisted the process partly breaking the sale silos partly the periodic look at each metropolitan from their point of view and now rain it's a guy who did all of that to break down the

let's bring in tiffany mcgee. good to see you. >> good morning.you. >> we mentioned the nasdaq 100 s&p new all time highs. how do you see today shaping up? >> my wex word of the day is higher as in we still believe there is still room for the market to move higher. i feel like we are in that scene from the first jurassic park movie where the guy says life finds a way so the market is finding a way and seeing that hitting 32 record highs yesterday. excitement around a.i. is fueling this upward momentum. >> we had a guest on earlier. kind of a mixed message here. therapy forecasting the s&p to 7,000 next year but at the same time, saying it's a bubble that will eventually pop. looking at the a.i. trade will you still putting money to work that trade? do you think it's still a bubble? >> i don't think it's a bubble. this is one of the questions that we are getting kind of like repeatedly from clients and also in our prospect meetings. we think about a tech bubble and the excitement around a.i. we are naturally kind of comparing it to the tech bubble

and kaylee mcgee white steam boat fellow. just the beginning of the biden slide and are you amazed that suddenly these people are believing their eyes when he spent all their eyes ridiculing us for believing our eyes? >> exactly. voters have been expressing concern about biden's mental acuity for years. that's actually why he has been struggling in these polls against donald trump. the thing that's changing right now is merely that the media and other democrats are worried about their ability to pull, drag joe biden across the finish line in november. that's why they are panicking. and then boy are they panicking. >> brian: yeah. in fact, the "new york times" now reporting that democrat tammy baldwin, won't appear with president biden when he visits her state of wisconsin friday. she is locked in a tight senate race. and that's key for both parties. what kind of sign is that, kayleigh? >> you know, it is a sign in the right direction that democrats are clearly thinking about whether they could boot joe biden from the ballot.

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nancy tengler, national review reporter caroline downey, and conservative commentated or , kayleigh mcgee white. house oversight chair james comer demands biden's white house doctor dvornikov why he said biden is fit to serve. also, why did that doctor meet with that parkinson's specialist we're staying on the story and house impeachment managers claim they've got proof biden's white house doctor was also involved in the biden family deals profiting off of government access, and the "evening edit" debate tonight. media watchdogs hammering the media as a "propaganda press " for joining in years of" cover-up" about biden's physical and mental fitness. we've got new details this hour on trump's pro-growth contract with america. the rnc platform is out ahead of its convention in milwaukee next week. we've got the details and the former president trump's supreme court victory on immunity now hitting all of the trump prosecutions. we're digging in, plus d.c. is bracing for biden hosting this week's nato summit amid growing concerns among european leaders about his decline and trump again hammer

. >> we are also joined today by carley shimkus, kaylee mcgee white, marie harf, and of course bill hemmer that you just heard whom you just heard from. i want to get to this and come straight you, marie. alexandria ocasio-cortez, you saw democrats shift from all of the gun talk at the beginning. guns where the big problem here. the politics started to fall away when everybody in the room had to have realized when everybody in america who is watching this realized, this woman is neither hiding the truth or doesn't have access to the truth. the big question to both of those would be, well, why? >> i have prepped a lot of people for congressional hearings. you don't go up there without having answers to questions you know you will get. she knew what the questions would be. i cannot remember the last time, harris, that we had a congressional hearings were democrats and republicans agreed on so much. where there will not a lot of theatrics. for the most part, they agreed that there had been a failure. they want answers and pressing for accountability. we are heading into the last three months

doing that the window and to a policeman, i am senator mcgee, i need to be in the capital. immediately, he got us a police escort who took us over to constitution avenue. the site that jackie kennedy would be on just a few minutes later. we drove by all the faces that she would see and we were taken behind the capital where all the dark cars were parked. my dad drove a blue and white chrysler with big fins on the tail end our car was parked right in there and appeared in all the pictures we were taken up the steps into the capital and put right behind where the casket was. this is kennedy. i think only carolyn came up to the casket. it was that far away from me. it was the first time i had ever had experienced death. i finally, i was trying to hold back tears. i did not want to cry in front of my father but i started to cry. right as i was wiping a tear away, a reporter snapped my picture. i had but my parents never told me that it appeared in different places around the country. it has become a big treasure of mine. then my father told me however many days later that they

parker, the fellow for steamboat institute and senior fellow for independent women's foreign, kaylee mcgeete, fox news contributor, joe concha. biden's team now unveiling a new strategy to resuscitate sweltering campaign, including casual, unscripted events and aggressive travel schedule two battleground states and a 50 million dollar paid media blitz here they will sit down with the ex-clinton aide, george stephanopoulos, for airing in prime time but a growing group of leading democrats, operatives, donors say the president's attempt to salvage his campaign simply won't work. and just the last 24 hours, this is important, listen to this, "the new york times" reporting that, "major democratic donors are devising plans to pressure biden to step aside, the donors, the money dries up, that is big pier at the times cnn also reporting the president told democratic governors that he needed more sleep and that he no longer schedule events after 8:00 p.m. he read what a display of confidence, that is what he told the governors he was supposed to reassure and then biden gave this tumbling and we wi

here now with reaction are kayleigh mcgee white from the washington examiner committee to unleash. founder steve moore, whose newsletter i get every day. d to and it's great. and democratic pollster doug schoen. deatic poldoug, let me just stah you. this is americans are suffering . we all know it's it doesn't care. the price of eggthggs. don't ask you what your party is before you go and can't buy them. you know, thisis is very is ver. you can't memory hole it on the internet. is she going to be able to talko her way? e econ >> the economic disaster we'res still experiencingstill ? >> well, joe biden couldn't talk his way through. well, one of the reasons whyh his poll numbers tanked, i don't really see what kamalaet harris can say to deal with inflation and the costlivig of living skyrocketing. she's got to try to personalize her concerns, but so far, she's come up empty and the democrats have come up empty. i'm a democrat. i i want the party to address these issues. partybut so far, an honest assessment is they failed. >> you know, kayleigh, i think . what one thing they seem to

i'm senator mcgee. i need to be in the capital and immense immediately he got us a police escort. who took us over to constitution avenue? the site that jackie kennedy would be on just a few minutes later. so we drove by all the faces. that she would see. and we were taken up. behind the capitol where all the dark cars were parked? my dad drove a blue and white chrysler with big fins on the tail and our car was parked right in there and appeared in all the pictures as this one light car, but we were taken up the steps. into the capital put right behind a rope line where the casket was. and that's right where mrs. kennedy and i think only caroline came up to the casket. and it was just that far away from me. and it was the first time i had ever had i'd ever experienced death. and i finally couldn't i was trying to hold back tears. i didn't want to cry in front of my father. but i started to cry. and right as i was wiping a tear away. a reporter snapped my picture i had a copy of the picture. but my parents never told me that it appeared. different places around the country so it's

. >> we're back with the nightcap crew kevin corke, caitlin mcgee, white, julie hamill, jennifer se,ric messersmith and alex villanueva. tonight's topic, united we stand, donald trump giving his highly anticipated speech at the rnc tonight, reportedly writing it to focus on rather than division. do you think his speech met the expectations? will it help bring the country together as he set out to do? and would you have added anything to it, julie? i absolutely do think that he got the unity message across. i really liked what he said when he said he wants to represent the entire country ,not just half. and it resonated with me. jennifer, i think you have to look at the convention as a whole. >> it had big tent vibes, much about unity. you had amber rose, you had hulk hogan, and you had trump wrapping the whole thing up. and it really felt like they wanted to include everybody, all americans, to somebody so successful. >> amber rose and hulk hogan in the same convention like it really was. >> it was kind of you talk about a big tent. >> yeah, i think the convention as a whole was a bi

now with reaction, "new york post" columnist miranda washington examiner opi opinion editor kayleigh mcgee, whitniickey whe, and former spel assistant to president trump, marc lotteecial asr. kelly, i want to start with you. i'm fascinated the internalng ot pollings that are leaking out what we referenced in the refer introduction was internal polling from a superpac of biden'sen the was int. sa and now i saw this this morning a wisconsin one. one example, a group of democrats woke up thursday to a y s woke new poll from must win wisconsin. >> that's where joe biden was today, had biden down seven points and only in the i thirties on a ballot with third party candidates. the i can imagine looking at thk and thinking, oh my god, this guy has got to ging o. and these are reliably blue states. so imagine the situation in the swing states right now. and i actually asked some of ask my independent and democratic leaning friends back in my home state of michigaedom n to watchatch tonight's abc interview with president tview biden and i me whether they felt differently about his mental ments. t h

don't think they, they leave the demo on building 5 because the most of those i take no credit, union mcgee for the wednesday. the 22nd is not at listing funding resources and needs to get the combines before knocking in this piece on coming down to something and positions i think have spoken to the principal. but i imagine he has kind of dispos just to ensure that they just didn't get it as long as there's a need. or they may need the apple saturday home, every single cabinet secretaries extremely satisfactory. and you will see the display, the warmly, i don't know when that these will be not within 2 to cancel the call, whole one dependence to me. because there's also gonna be an a for option which has been the biggest file on the convention. and you know, the biggest things, the company tool, so really making vacant, but to see what the president, who do i want to perhaps have we seen the protest take a lot of the last few days. most your reading of the situation, the systems, especially the you sense what the people are saying so. so let me give you some of these in the last 2 weeks, yo

he rained out the window and said to a policeman, i am senator mcgee, i need to be in the capitol. immediately, he got us a police escort who took us over to constitution avenue, the site that jackie kennedy would be on just a few minutes later. so we drove by all the faces that she would see, and we were taken up behind the capital where are the -- all the dark cars were parked. my dad drove a blue and white chrysler with big fins on the tail, and our car was parked right in there and appeared in all the pictures as this one light car, but we were taken up the steps into the capital, put right behind a rope line where the casket was and that is right where mrs. kennedy and i think only carolyn came up to the casket. it was just that far away for me. and it was the first time i had ever had -- i had ever experienced death. and i finally couldn't -- i was trying to hold back tears, i did not want to cry in front of my father. but i started to cry and right as i was wiping a tear away, a reporter stopped my picture. i had a copy of the picture, but my parents never told me that it ap

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mcgee is in maryland on the line for independents -- maggie is in maryland on the line for independentsller: i have a comment. i served 20 years in the military. i do not want to get into gun violence but [indiscernible] they are designed to rip people apart. it is really sad this is another example of gun violence in america. my main point is what i struggle with is a lot of these comments are pointing fingers and a lot of them are not taking a moment to sit back and say, what have i done to contribute to what is going on in this country right now? i was born and raised in one party and have since matriculated away from it based on my personal values. i do not like the demonization going on across the aisle. when you hear even trump after he got injured yesterday saying we need to come together as a country, president biden said the same thing, we need to take a moment to do some soul-searching and understand how all of our individual actions may insight somebody who disagrees with us. i think we need to take a moment and reignite what it means to be a citizen in this country and what

mcgee is in maryland on the line for independents -- maggie is in maryland on the line for independentscaller: i have a comment. i served 20 years in the military. i do not want to get into gun violence but [indiscernible] they are designed to rip people apart. it is really sad this is another example of gun violence in america. my main point is what i struggle with is a lot of these comments are pointing fingers and a lot of them are not taking a moment to sit back and say, what have i done to contribute to what is going on in this country right now? i was born and raised in one party and have since matriculated away from it based on my personal values. i do not like the demonization going on across the aisle. when you hear even trump after he got injured yesterday saying we need to come together as a country, president biden said the same thing, we need to take a moment to do some soul-searching and understand how all of our individual actions may insight somebody who disagrees with us. i think we need to take a moment and reignite what it means to be a citizen in this country and wha

i was quite intrigued by mr mcgee with your comments at the top there and about the euros.hes. do you think it really is one of the biggest matches without without without question. >> well the third biggest i mean we've been in this this is be the third final we've appeared in. don't forget three years ago, euro 2020, which was played in 2021. that was only the second final we'd appeared in since 66. we've not even got to a final since. yeah, we've been to a few semis, but, but no, but not not an actual no. >> so i mean, actually, this is, this is very, very big. >> yeah. i mean, you can make a case for it being it's. well, if you say the world cup final was the biggest, you'd make it. you'd certainly be a toss up between three, three years ago and tomorrow. yeah. >> when's the next world cup. >> when's the next world cup. >> next world cup is two years time in the us. and that's why i think gareth southgate probably has to stay on if they win it, if they win it, i think you'll want to go to the states and try and do the world cup as well, because that would give him immor