hurt 's report into— counsel robert hurt 's report into the _ counsel robert hurt 's report into thered some of your reporting. in spurred some of your reporting. in february— spurred some of your reporting. in february when we got the report— in february when we got the report from him saying the president is an old man with diminished faculties, there are diminishing faculties with age a well—meaning man with a challenged memory. those were the suggestions. at that time a lot of— the suggestions. at that time a lot of questions were asked, a lot of questions were asked, a lot of— lot of questions were asked, a lot of questions were asked, a lot of questions asked like they— lot of questions asked like they had been asked after polling _ they had been asked after polling of 2023.— they had been asked after polling of 2023. who did what when and how— polling of 2023. who did what when and how much - polling of 2023. who did what when and how much influence polling of 2023. who did what - when and how much influence and editorial article has on the president of the united states and i

>> has a great ironing you remember when robert hurt came out of his report that he would not prosecutehe's an old man with the failing memory he was hammered by everyone in the democrats went crazy. turns out he might've had a point they'll be increased pressure to release those i see many democrats who let biden off the ticket to make that exact the push it will get that further out i suspect it's not favorable to the president if it were they would release it already. >> robert trent eight may be feeling vindicated these days. thank you so much. insight with the defensive for assiforces sing the very latestn the ground it the war ravaged rafah forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ only purple's gel flex grid passes the raw egg test. no other mattress cradles your body and simultaneously supports your spine. memory foam doesn't come close. get your best sleep guaranteed. save up to $800 during our 4th of july sale. visi

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hurt. i think you recently filed some sort of appeal to the court rep. jordan: two and half weeks ago. we went to court and we would like to get an answer soon. rachael: you and i both know, me from covering congress and you from being on oversight these things take years and often times we don't get the information until the president you are probing is already gone. . i guess i'm wondering if you think you think there should be some sort of changes to force the court to adjudicate these disagreements between the executive branch and the legislative branch more quickly. i know you are no fan of adam schiff. the shoe is on the other foot a couple years ago with democrats. . they talked about something like this. now you are in the position. is this something you could look at? rep. jordan: i get a little nervous about some of that. it is frustrating when you want the information and you can't get access to it. it is frustrating when you are calling the hedge of these -- the heads of these a

he made decisions that have hurt our country. robert gates said he has been wrong on pretty much every decision that the obama administration had to make. i think voters need to look at these two candidates because they are the candidates of what is their track record. take the mental acuity part out. president biden doesn't have a good record. >> sandra: richard haase, a foreign policy expert on morning joe this morning was saying there is no way biden could do this for another 4 1/2 years. it is too important a job. >> it seems like the best strategy is buy your way out of it. get some money and relief and create some check that we can put in the mail and everybody will be happy. it doesn't work that day. >> sandra: the president stated that no american soldiers had died under his watch under this presidency. >> he said a couple of things tough. when he says his son died in iraq. i take huge issue with that. it's a tragedy he die but he didn't die in war. for a man to be so out of it to be confused or dishonest to say it is an

pastor robert jeffers says no one was hurt, thank god, and is asking for prayers saying, quote, we thank god for his protection. he is sovereign even in the most difficult of times. a lot of catholic churches were also burned down in the last couple years. let's hope this isn't a trend the even for our protestant brothers and sisters. >>> thousands of disneyland employees are voting to strike over reported unfair labor practices. it's now up to the four labor unions representing those workers to decide if a strike will happen. disney if employees filed unfair labor practices charges against the company back in june, and those charges are currently under investigation by the national labor relations board. contract negotiations between the unions and disney are scheduled for next week. >>> and congratulations, a huge congratulations to our friend pete. his book, "the war on warrior withs: behind the betrayal of the men who keep us safe," will appear on the new york times bestseller list for a sixth straight week. pete, that's amazing. it's also the number one book on amazon in the militar

jd vance is up there, talking about what wall street robert behrens did and how they hurt the country connection to donald trump's policy, because it was wall street predatory lending. what happened when donald trump became president? he went to dwight about the consumer financial protection bree are. his treasury secretary became supremely wealthy because he profited off of that bubble bursting. yesterday might play out here. a commercial delta flight. i sat next to a hedge fund manager who raised $45 million for donald trump back in april. you know why he is so rich, because he shorted. so the issue that blew my mind last night is that jd vance stood on that stage and he could've talked about things that he believes in, like a national abortion ban, he believes that medicare and social security that's what we need to do to get back to financial sanity. he's all about project 2025. he could've talked about those things but he didn't. he talked about things that were wholly untrue, like how donald trump has-- what he has done and how he will bring jobs back. how joe biden is buying en

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think they would be more hurt and and like to the core if you've evern he finds out he was betrayed robert pain and i think that woul be their look because look we can survive a joe bid youàw around n survive and you know trying to a flight of stairs. barack obama or bill clinton, we can all these people. 't survive is electorate dumb enough to keep electing the people that do the same thing and they get worse. because when barack obama was president. we were like, this guy is crazy. he's so far left. he's doing the nuttiest tnglot d then are like someblicans are saying no. so i'm like, i there would be more despair. y would run a campaign to a bunch of people like, us who have neve+"r er hao worry about our next meal. reau was different be able to and the stakes were so higher that i can't imagine him walking thanks for coming out.my■# do you think israel's going to go after hezbollah? too, there you're talking about to the north and lebanon. so they've got a lot from a dift direction. i wouldn't begin to predict kno? we can sit back here and military and this and that and we can that mil

ou have tremendous i don't have gotten okay on everybody started running. >> he said the thing up to hurt in a mass way we don't know that that person is going to strike. again who did this? >> is it part of a strategy or is it a singular event? >> we didn't know any of that hello, and welcome to how it really happened. i'm jesse l. martin. in the summer of 1996, all eyes were on atlanta, georgia for the centennial olympics. the southern city put on quite a show for the opening ceremony as muhammad ali lit the olympic flame. but just eight days later, at a celebration in centennial park, a security guard noticed a suspicious backpack under a bench. security and law enforcement moved quickly to evacuate the massive crowd, but time was not on their side. this is how it really happened. [indistinct chatter] it's a weekend night in atlanta. it's hot. the streets are packed. [groovy music] there is entertainment at centennial park. the beating heart at night of the olympics. (singing) something about you driving me crazy they had music playing, bands coming in. they had food in the park. i wou

um and and and deeply hurt by the bullet wounds, so it's perilous out there. it's right, really, though it 1968 rings people's bells because of that moment when both dr martin luther king jr and robert f. kennedy were killed within just a few short weeks, and it led to a summer of anarchy, particularly at the democratic convention in 68. >liz>the fbi says violent political rhetoric is actually ticking up after this assassination attempt. but do you think there's any chance to its history? give us any kind of hope that events like these can actually soften the contention between the two parties, at least briefly. >live>um, i think it has briefly by and large on at least on the main game of public discourse. everybody's kind of cold their jets for the last few days. but, alas, you know, the secret service was established because william mckinley was assassinated. in in the beginning of the 20th century and buffalo and then when kennedy was assassinated in 1963, dallas, the secret service was mandated to protect perimeters, meaning no way whatever again, somebody

we as a society let it happen, think they would be more hurt and and like to the core if you've ever seen movie braveheart when he finds out he was betrayed robert the bruce and you just him drop down on the battlefield to his knees in pain and i think that would be their look because look we can survive a joe biden you know fumbling around normandy we can survive and you know trying to get up a flight of stairs. barack obama or bill clinton, we can all these people. but what we can't survive is electorate dumb enough to keep electing the people that do the same thing and they get worse. because when barack obama was president. he was like, we were like, this guy is crazy. he's so far left. he's doing the nuttiest things ever. and a lot of the things he said then are like some somethings like moderate republicans are saying no. so i'm like, hmm. but i think i there would be more despair. they would run they would run a campaign to a bunch of people like, us who have never seen hardship, who've never had to worry about our next meal. and they would not be able to relate because it was

thanks, robert. >> thank you. >> are you going to keep coming in the studio, or do we have to go to yous us now with more. >> melissa, intuit's ceo just sent out a note to employees announcing a 10% cut to the workforce, affecting 1,800 people. gadarsi writes that this cut isn't about reducing costs, it's about spending differently in the ai era. he says that after this, the company will hire about 1,800 new people in engineering, product, and go-to-market roles. so when intuit reported earnings about a month and a half ago, i asked gadarsi in an exclusive pre-analyst call interview about whether and how he would be looking at the workforce differently and here's what he said. >> i'll give you three examples, actually, that areas that we're looking at. one is although we'll be adding to engineering, our engineers are actually far more productive now with all of the ai capabilities that they are using. so we'll be shifting engineering off of certain work where ai is not going to do the work to more important work. another area is our investments that we've made with ai across our custome

the roberts court has been the least worker-friendly court and god knows how long. >> that's right. > do think that is a correct formulation. i think we didn't do enough in that moment. but i don't think they realize what right-to-work states, you know, what they think mexico is to the united states, texas is to new york. like, it is a race to the bottom. and there's all kinds of studies that show right-to-work states depress wages, they depress worker safety, they do all kinds of terrible -- so what is this economic populism based on? >> well, it's not based on policy. it's just body language. it's his idea if you just act like you are a populist number that that counts. look, i am under no illusions that elections are just a policy exercise, and a lot of it is vibes, and a lot of it is tile. but if your party has been systematically against unions, against a higher minimum wage, against things like paid family leave, against over time, then just because you found hulk hogan and kid rock and put them on the stage doesn't make you a friend to the workers. right? [cheers and applause]

congratulations. >> i mean, we could spend another half hour on the robert half and o'reilly autos oft is in flux. i don't even think we did justice to ai, but i think the rally in servicenow shows you if you use ai you got a return on investment you'll crush it. that servicenow is real and deserving. what are you -- >> i was thinking about the crazy story about succession and the murdoch empire. >> wow. >> we didn't get to that either. the lawsuits, the three children. it literally is playing out like the hbo show >> they don't have shiv's vote. >> clearly they don't. >>. >> frank must be likable. >> what is going on here. >> >> we'll see you at 6:00. >> thank you. >> "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. quick break as stocks try to rebound after wednesday's drubbing. back in 3. okay, team! oh, thank you so much i couldn't have done it without you. honestly, i don't do a whole lot here. i'm really just here for the at&t internet, it's super-fast so, any pre-launch concerns? what if nobody buys them? that's mean or, what if everybody buys them? oh, i hadn't thought of that that's pr