tyler semple. neither one of those women knew that he was getting married to julia. so you can imagine their surprise and perhaps chagrin when he shows up in washington with julia as his bride. so when you brought julia back to washington, d.c., you know washington was just flush with energy and excitement about it because essentially, julia tyler became the first presidential spouse to serve as white house host us since louisa. catherine adams in 1829. so there's three visualizations i want you to pay attention to on this slide. on the left is julia garner tyler's wedding portrait, which was created in 1846 and was finished in 1848. it's about a year and a half after she married tyler for the portraits. she wore a diamond. veronica on her head to honor her late father, who had given her the diamond set. but on her wedding day, she actually had a wreath of orange blossom in her hair. and it was just like queen victoria, which you see here on the right that she had on her wedding day, because julia

harrison tyler, john tyler's grandson invited sharon and me to thanksgiving dinner. it was an interesting experience. we've always enjoyed our time with the tyler. they actually served lamb chops. so we we thought it was interesting that at least for that particular thanksgiving, it i don't think it was because we showed up they decided not to serve the standard fare of turkey and stuffing chops. instead. it was a it was a terrific time. it was a terrific experience eating in the same dining room where we're julia and john tyler in their family. yeah. and just to add to that, pay me, tyler, his wife, harrison's wife had the researched a lot of the furnishings and decorating that julia had done. so she had really made the dining room to be exactly the way it was with the same wallpaper and everything. so it really we were kind of pinching ourselves and of course they were just having dinner there. there used to two dining history things. so. well, well, thank you so much. if there are no more questions. i'm now pleased to turn the program back over to the president, t

tyler semple. neither one of those women knew that he was getting married to julia. so you can imagine their surprise and perhaps chagrin when he shows up in washington with julia as his bride. so when you brought julia back to washington, d.c., you know washington was just flush with energy and excitement about it because essentially, julia tyler became the first presidential spouse to serve as white house host us since louisa. catherine adams in 1829. so there's three visualizations i want you to pay attention to on this slide. on the left is julia garner tyler's wedding portrait, which was created in 1846 and was finished in 1848. it's about a year and a half after she married tyler for the portraits. she wore a diamond. veronica on her head to honor her late father, who had given her the diamond set. but on her wedding day, she actually had a wreath of orange blossom in her hair. and it was just like queen victoria, which you see here on the right that she had on her wedding day, because julia

in my opinion, tyler as well. i, you know, it's interesting and thanks for me on peter i've, i've known joe biden, for over 40 years. i went to church with him every sunday i went to school, bo and hunter, and, you know, i studied the man close that went through his 84 senate kick off, and then i began studying his record and i was 12 years old at the time. i was a little sort of and neal fight to politics, but i studied what he did in the senate. i mean, it'd be, i'm working for his opponent, john burris, where i stuffed on gloves all summer for that in the ranking bush campaign. and you know, when joe biden began running for president, the more i got to know this man, and i knew him just as you know someone from church every sunday. are my parents on the lot next to his property. but he sold doing and being a executive for like 3 times what it was worth after they ran it into the ground. but uh, and i always felt that this man was not only a, a pompous pandering lightweight, but also dangerous, actually a danger

in my opinion, tyler? well, i, you know, it's interesting and thanks for me on peter, i've, i've known joe biden, for over 40 years. i went to church with him every sunday i went to school, bo and hunter, and, you know, i studied the man close that went through his 84 senate kick off, and then i began studying his record and i was 12 years old at the time. i was a little sort of in neal fight to politics, but i studied what he did in the senate. i mean, it'd be, i'm working for his opponent, john burris, where i stuffed on gloves all summer for that in the ranking bush campaign. and you know, when joe biden began running for president, the more i got to know this man, and i knew him just as you know someone from church every sunday. are my parents on the lot next to his property. but he sold doing and being a executive for like 3 times what it was worth after they ran it into the ground. but uh, and i always felt that this man was not only a, a pompous pandering lightweight, but also dangerous. actually a

well, tyler, i mean, tyler, i mean, in, in that same vein here, we saw how the justice system had been weaponized. that is really and that's why we, you know, outside of the foreign policy blunders, which we'll have to deal with for decades head. but, you know, the weapon ization of the judicial process is also a legacy that is hard to, to, to push back from go ahead. tyler joe biden has always been a demagogue. he was one of the 1st to come out. and if you look at his speech and 1987 to the end of the a, c p where you called jeff sessions out right, a racist. and you know, it's always been about pandering to what he perceived as his, you know, the core audiences. and using any tactics necessary, including demonizing, you know, his opponents, he was part of the barking of judge bork. you know, i mean, basically, right there with ted kennedy and, you know, biden is, it's just, he's never, uh, he's never seen an opportunity wouldn't take no matter how base or d based. it was good. he could never back it up. i mean he's, i mean, his drug war policies alone have been devastating to this co

well tyler, i mean it, tyler, i mean, in, in that same vein here, we saw how the justice system had been weaponized. that is really a, that's why we, you know, outside of the foreign policy blunders, which we'll have to deal with for decades head. but, you know, the weapon ization of the judicial process is also a legacy that is hard to, to, to push back from go ahead. tyler joe biden has always been a demagogue. he was one of the 1st to come out. and if you look at his speech and 1987 to the end of a c p where you called jeff sessions out right, a racist. and you know, it's always been about pandering to what he perceived as his you know, the core audiences and using any tactics necessary, including demonizing, you know, his opponents, he was part of the, the barking of judge bork. you know, i mean, basically, right there with ted kennedy and, you know, biden is, it's just, he's never, uh, he's never seen an opportunity wouldn't take no matter how base or d based. it was good. he could never back it up. i mean he's, i mean, his drug war policies alone have been devastating to this count

and in denver we crossed to tyler nixon. he is an attorney and political strategist, gentleman across black roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i would appreciate patrick, let me go to you 1st because you actually inspired this program with your article. the wreckage biding leaves behind which you can find a consortium news dot com. you write a lightweight. when it came to talk, it came to time to prove himself as a statesman and a leader. the white house has simply defeated him. what do you mean by that? it is it's one st peter to uh, to uh, as we say in, in american english roll logs in the senate for 30 years and so forth. right. but the white house there's, there's no hiding in the white house and he just was not the old phrase. he just wasn't presidential timber. right. he's, you know, he had, he had various committees. i think finance was one, notably the chair, the foreign affairs committee is not a statesman. uh, you know, he was, he was faking and seeking in miss representing for decad

well, tyler, have a tyler. i mean, in, in that same vein here, we saw how the justice system had been weaponized. that is a really, and that's why i mean, you know, outside of the foreign policy blunders, which we'll have to deal with for decades. i had. but, you know, the weapon ization of the judicial process is also a legacy that is hard to, to, to push back from go ahead. tyler joe biden has always been a demagogue. he was one of the 1st to come out. and if you look at his speech and 1987 to the end of a c p where you called jeff sessions out right, a racist. and you know, it's always been about pandering to what he perceived as his you know, the core audiences and using any tactics necessary, including demonizing. uh, you know, his opponents, he was part of the barking of judge bork. you know, i mean, basically, right, there was ted kennedy and, you know, biden is, it's just, he's never, uh, he's never seen an opportunity wouldn't take no matter how base or d based. it was good. he could never back it up.

and now 100 biden is a convicted felon that we're joined by tyler nixon. tyler is an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the biden family in delaware, and he has known 100 biden for most of his life. tyler, welcome to the show. it's a real treat to have you, john. it's a pleasure to be with you in honor titled the pleasures mine you and i have known each other for quite some time. and always, i always get a kick out of the fact that you literally grew up with 100 bytes. and you've known the bite and family for decades before we get into the specifics of the 100 byte in case and into the political fall out. tell us about your childhood and about the years in the orbit of 100 biden, in delaware, you know, it wasn't like friends with them per se. i mean, it was always, they knew i was a republican, i was a big reagan kid, you know, and i was a sort of young republican young, conservative. and um, but, you know, i mean, we, we sort of all ran together and i me

they were joined by tyler nixon tyler's, an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the biden family in delaware, and he has known 100 biding for most of his life. tyler welcome to the show. it's a real treat to have you, john. it's a pleasure to be with you in honor titled the pleasures mine you and i have known each other for quite some time. and always, i always get a kick out of the fact that you literally grew up with 100 bytes. and you've known the bite and family for decades before we get into the specifics of the 100 byte in case and into the political fall out. tell us about your childhood and about the years in the orbit of 100 biden, in delaware, you know, it wasn't like friends with them per se. i mean, it was always, they knew i was a republican, i was a big reagan kid, you know, and i was a sort of young republican young, conservative. and um, but, you know, i mean, we, we sort of all ran together and i mean, around school. yeah. you knew, you know,

they were joined by tyler nixon tyler's, an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the biden family in delaware, and he has known 100 biding for most of his life. tyler welcome to the show. it's a real treat to have you, john. it's a pleasure to be with you in honor titled the pleasures mine you and i have known each other for quite some time. and always, i always get a kick out of the fact that you literally grew up with 100 bytes. and you've known the bite and family for decades before we get into the specifics of the 100 byte in case and into the political fall out. tell us about your childhood and about the years in the orbit of 100 biden, in delaware, you know, it wasn't like friends with them per se. i mean, it was always, they knew i was a republican, i was a big reagan. uh kid, you know, and i was a sort of young republican, young, conservative and um, but, you know, i mean, we, we sort of all ran together and i mean, around school. yeah. you knew, you k

they were joined by tyler nixon tyler's, an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the biden family in delaware, and he has known 100 biden for most of his life. tyler, welcome to the show. it's a real treat to have you, john. it's a pleasure to be with you in honor titled the pleasures mine you and i have known each other for quite some time. and always, i always get a kick out of the fact that you literally grew up with 100 bytes. and you've known the bite and family for decades before we get into the specifics of the 100 byte in case and into the political fall out. tell us about your childhood and about the years in the orbit of 100 biden, in delaware, you know, it wasn't like friends with them per se. i mean, it was always, they knew i was a republican, i was a big reagan kid, you know, and i was a sort of young republican young, conservative. and um, but, you know, i mean, we, we sort of all ran together and i mean, around school. yeah. you knew united peo

tyler perry is here everybody. [ cheers and applause ] very excited to have tyler back.the creator and host of the podcast "call her daddy" and during the olympics, she'll host "watch with alex cooper" on peacock. alex cooper is here tonight, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] very excited about that as well. before we get to all that -- well, i just got back from a rejuvenating two-week vacation. i completely unplugged from the news. i'm feeling refreshed, and energized, and ready to dive back in. [ laughter ] what did i miss? [ laughter ] >> the biden campaign trying to ease fears following last week's debate debacle. and the first democrat in congress is now calling on president biden to withdraw from the race. >> i am hopeful he will make the painful and difficult decision to withdraw. >> the biden campaign has called concerned democrats bedwetters. former house speaker nancy pelosi called the questions about the president's fitness legitimate. >> he had a cold and a bad night. it was a bad night. and he did, on top of that, he had a cold. >> as one democrat suggeste

. >> tyler reddick all he had had.drives away. tyler reddick came so close but didn't regroup the car. now 3.6 seconds behind. >> reddick had about 20 lap newer tires on his race car. running bowman down and simply made a mistake. got into the wall. that's allowed alex bowman to drive away. >> alex bowman making his way through congress plaza for the final time. he works through turn ten. now 11. up over the railroad tracks and into 12. alex bowman has never won on a road course and now he is going to conquer the streets of chicago. >> alex bowman has won at chicago! >> yeah, buddy! that's what i'm talking about! hell of a job, brother. >> awesome job! >> oh, no. the celebration into the wall. alex bowman's happy. locked into the playoffs with that move right there. and strategy call. staying on wet weather tires. >> great call. crew chief, driver, on the same page. bowman drove an amazing final run there. reddick put the pressure on. made one little mistake. jeff burton pointed out. there are hundreds of mistakes thro

i'm tyler mathisen. welcome to the second half of the year, july 1.rs hoping it will be much like the first tech in the crosshairs in europe right now, though. meta's new model could be in breach of europe's new law. and french anti-trust regulators may be prepping anti-trust charges against nvidia. >> plus, with another contentious election season upon us, companies can expect to be caught in the crossfire of recent issues and culture war. and the best thing to do is to know their customer. let's check the markets and the numbers so far for the year. today, we see the dow up a tenth of a percent, similar for the s&p. the nasdaq leading the way with a half a percent gain for the year so far, as tyler referenced, we're talking about 14% gains for the s&p 500. 19% for the nasdaq. on that note, let's bring in mike santoli. michael, is the biggest obstacle to a strong back half just these sky-high expectations? >> yeah, kelly. i think at least when it comes to earnings forecasts, the expectations have been ratcheted pretty high. it's a pretty daunting hur

>> tyler, thank you very much. thank you for joining us.s, during the call, i'm listening to it and there were a number of questions from analysts about the target you have for production aircraft deliveries this year and whether or not you can hit them, given the chang challenges in the sup chain. how do you convince investors you'll be able to hit this target you previously brought down your guidance for several weeks ago? >> last year, we had guidance for 720 planes. we ended up with 735. this year, we're facing some changes with the supplies, expected in q1. unfortunately, they're impacting the final line, quite delayed, because it's engine, standing gears, seats. we have a challenge that we need to overcome. and the guidance that we have changed, that we have modified, go to 770. it's something that reflects the best of what we think we can do. and we are, with suppliers, working to secure the deliveries. we see what july delivers, but i think it is an encouraging performance that puts us well on trajectory for this revised guidance. >

>> reporter: yeah, tyler.his is so important, this industry, and it's gotten so important so fast that we knew we had to incorporate some metrics about a.i. in this year's top states for business study. we have them in the technology and innovation category and in the business friendly category. and from that we can glean america's top states for a.i. and we're not the only ones tracking this. for all the subjects they study at stanford, only a handful warrant their own institutes, like foreign policy, neuroscience, the economy, and since 2019, artificial intelligence. that's how big a deal they say this is. >> this technology is a general purpose technology that's going to affect everyone and everywhere. >> reporter: in addition to helping to shape the future of a.i., they're measuring the present. where's the innovation occurring? where are the jobs? who's regulating it at a time when the industry is asking for direction? >> right now we, kind of, are in a wild west in this space. >> reporter: using data fro

time will tell. >> i told you, tyler. do you care to add any to that? 26 years old next of biden. it's crazy. i think you might actually be transitioning into a woman because that might be the only last kind of rebrand that can get him -- joy biden or whatever it might be. i took an over here and i was like if i got in the car and my goober driver was like, i would run the heck out of there and jump in the subway tracks. >> greg: heather. >> that went dark, sorry. >> greg: that's okay. >> i think he looks good. he looks a lot better than he did before. >> greg: he looks like a tanned ghost. >> the only problem is, now when they are saying orange man, you are not going to -- you will be confused which one. where's tom when we need him, he would do a great impression. but if you can't beat him, join him. it's fourth of july weekend, maybe he just went to the beach. >> greg: i don't think he went to the beach. tyrus, what say you? >> for his pigments to kick in like that, he'd be giving obama a run for his money. pretty safe to say he's not. if you are goi

dan, tyler.caldwell anchor at "washington post" life co-author of the early brief newsletter and what is correspondent tyler, thank you all very much forr coming back. [applause] [applause] will go to the opinions round table in just a moment but first, watch this short clip for my 2019 conversation with then senator kamala harris about her run for san francisco district attorney, watch. >> in 2003 decided to run for district attorney of san francisco challenged incumbent who comes from an old political family and san francisco. he had been in office for two terms. his nickname is kale he is known as being asow a boxer who knocks people out. when i decided to run because i thoughte i could do the job better. people said to me, nobody like he was ever done this before, they're not going to be ready for that are old, you were too young went on to wait or owe, it is not your turn. people would say it's going to be soe difficult is that we run away from hard work. and i did not listen. i was all exci

everyone can we please hear it for tyler? [applause] i want to thank tyler for that incredible introduction. i invited him and several other young entrepreneurs to visit me at the white house and we had a very long and important conversation about the future of america and tyler, you represent the best of our future. thank you so much. [applause] please give it up for quavo and megan. [applause] it is so good to see everyone. let me also thank our incredible members of congress who were with us. senator john ossoff. senator raphael warnock. and representative nickel nikki williams. mayor andre dickens, thank you for welcoming me back to atlanta. thank you to the great stacey abrams. for your extraordinary leadership. georgia, it is so good to be back. i am very clear that the path to the white house runs proven through -- runs right through this state. you helped us win in 2020 and we will do it again in 2024. [applause] yes we will. i will get into some business now. georgia, as many of you know -- and have a seat if you hav

that's tyle tyler.well, as somebodyes as who identifies as gen z, i've been pretty triggered by this whole conversationge i . >> yeah, their whole thing is a scam, don't you know? you know, men can saythat's they're women. that's kind of a scam. i've gone on dates befor kind od >> the guy in a wig, you know? yeah. and then i got to pay for it. that'sou know, andve it is. >> it should be illegal. i've been dating gen z women there. it's, you know, they are,. the other day i had a date and this girl was like, i need a date. then i was like, first of all, o why does every woman under 27 sound like rfk jr.? i don't knoweverrl under7 so. >> going on with the vote? is it the oats they got? oatmeal, cottois than? >> yeah, it's all the oats and the soy. and how do they sound? well, i. >> they're women. oh, like, yeah, that's how they, sound, right? i >> yeah.am yeah. the whole thing's a scam. i'm dating now. okay.. >> tyler fisher .com sent me an email. >> they said, oh, you just. go. just go. you're going to g

>> absolutely, tyler.rom the fed. look at a one year chart at the unemployment rate, at 4.1% it's nearly a three-year high going back to november of '21. it doesn't end there. let's look at a one-year chart of average hourly earnings. dipping under 4% at 3.9, it is a three-year low. and how did all of that play out in the treasury complex? look at twos and tens, look at the volatility at 8:30 eastern, up, down, but ultimately here we are on the lows, basically close to the lows for the entire week. as a matter of fact, let's open the chart up for the week because this is really guys incredible. we are now at 460 in a two year which means we're down 15. 1-5 basis points on the week. and the ten year not far from that at 427 it's down 9 on the day, it's down 13 on the week. these are big moves that underscore the range in ten year is basically 4.25 value, 4.5% is where the resistance s and what's really important is next week, guess what, we have threes, tens and 30s auction which always cements the eyeballs

i what then about what the tyler bond has been asking for these tools, sending dates, how close it is to achieving it saves when it's, it's tough to say at the moment, but the demand from the telephone side is the, are clear. they wanted to national recognition as well as a seat in the u. n. a, but didn't return the international community. the with the us and the other countries are the main demands so far as we have been involved, a dispute a conference, the main demands or an inclusive government, enough gun is done as well as the human rights and women's rights. and i've gotten this done which is a major concern for the west to you is even those countries which had the issues with autonomy button. okay, thank you for that to i'm, i'm at that key, meet from dw diaries and pastor surface thing. so thank you. so much and without your up to date, i'll have more world news at the top of the hour in just a moment to close up finds out why more and more scam is that using romance to default. people more of course, uh, available around the clock online, the w a dot com or on the d. w to h

tyler reddick in the 45.n six up the hill and down to seven. >> here is the replay of what happened. this is riding on with denny hamlin. oh, he locked the rear wheels up. just not understanding the grip level. you could hear them boungs up and down. that is just too much rear brake in these conditions it sounded like to me. ricky stenhouse, wrong place, wrong time. 14th and 15th. the tire barrier doing a great job absorbing the energy. i don't think a tremendous amount of damage to the race cars. >> the 11 into the back of the 47, pretty hard hit. the 11 got into the back of the 47. back up to second and third. that is ty gibbs who is running second, third is larson. he is trying to close that gap and take the position away. >> everybody trying to search for grip right now. the track is starting to dry out. it's very wet. these drivers starting to get comfort as they hang the left on to balbo, turn one with christopher bell probably one of the largest leads we have seen all day. here is ty gibbs and kyle lar

>> tyler, no one's hearted me in a while. that was very nice of you to heart me.o, i know you said heartened. listen, i think, we were speaking of the semis not participating and yet the big five, apple, nasdaq, also making new highs, that the equal weight nasdaq is the whole issue is the equal weight s&p is still not at a new high. the russell is not. the new york stock exchange composite and many sectors, but within the most loved area of the market, there's even the issue of a divergence between sort of the median stock, if you will, or average stock, and the aggregate, and so this week, at least, that most popular of areas of the market, the qqq, the nasdaq 100, it's equal weight things able to get above a high not seen since march, and again, we're now in july. to some extent, there's been a little bit of a broadening in that area of the market. heartening? i'm not sure. but it's -- i think it is the single most important development of the week because making a new high in something that is one man, one vote, each stock, 1%, is much harder to do when you hav

>> it's not tyler perry, is it? >> it's not tyler perry. what is this man's name?mike tyson. [ buzzer ] steve harvey. [ buzzer ] o.j. simpson. [ buzzer ] >> i know that's kevin hart. but then, um -- >> he is the host of a game show. >> um, i need a lifeline. >> would you like to ask a black friend? >> yes. >> video call so they can see the picture and so that we can see that they're black. [ laughter ] >> i don't think i have a -- a black friend to call. >> no black friends to call. >> no. >> it's okay. >> ah, ah, i don't know. it's -- it's -- >> here's a hint. >> that's messed up. >> who's that? >> isn't that billy carson? [ buzzer ] >> what about favorite black actors. do you have any favorite black actors? >> i love rainbow who plays in "black-ish." >> so you're a fan of "black-ish." what is this man's name? >> that's dre from "black-ish." [ buzzer ] >> what about now? >> my name is anthony anderson. i know his face. i don't know his name. >> you a big fan? >> not really. >> could why you a favor? >> kangaroo jack. >> best two hours of your life. >> awesome. i'm

>> it's not tyler perry, is it? >> it's not tyler perry. >> what is this man's name?mike tyson. [ buzzer ] steve harvey. [ buzzer ] o.j. simpson. [ buzzer ] . >> i know that's kevin hart. but then, um -- >> he is the host of a game show. >> um, i need a lifeline. >> would you like to ask a black friend? >> yes. >> video call so they can see the picture and so that we can see that they're black. >> i don't think i have a -- a black friend to call. >> no black friends to call. >> no. >> it's okay. >> ah, ah, i don't know. it's -- it's. >> here's a hint. >> that's messed up. >> who's that? >> isn't that billy carson? [ buzzer ] >> what about favorite black actors. do you have any favorite black actors? >> i love rainbow who plays in "blackish". >> so you're a fan of "blackish." what is this man's name? >> that's dre from "blackish." [ buzzer ] >> what about now? >> my name is anthony anderson. i know his face. i don't know his name. >> you a big fan? >> not really. >> do you a favor? >> kangaroo jack. >> best two hours of your life. >> awesome. i'm watching it after this

>>> good afternoon, i'm tyler mathisen. stocks are rising today. the dow crossing 40,000 again and reaching an all-time high. gains for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also moving up after yesterday. those gains, by the way, kel. >> pushing those indices into gains for the week. the nasdaq now higher 11 of the last 12 weeks. dating back to april. but that comes despite losses for microsoft and amazon, believe it or not. >> while those mega caps decline, small caps had a great week. russell 2000 up more than 6%. home builders had a huge week. kb home and beazer up more than 15% as the cpi and comments from powell seemed to increase the likelihood of a september rate cut. are we entering a new phase of the market or can big tech and small cap all rally together? let's bring in mike santoli. can we have kum-bi-ya? >> you know, tyler, certainly we can. the prospect remains out there. i think that's what we're seeing today, by the way, nvidia up 3% and apple is up a couple of percent. it doesn't seem like a totally changed character of this market. maybe one

so shout out to tp, tyler perry.laughter] because, when he called me -- yes, i went back to sleep thinking i was in a dream, and it felt surreal. just for him to call me. then i read the script, and i was like, okay, i've got to do this movie. >> we've got to take a look at a clip now. let's take a look. >> jim, i can't do it, man. nope. i made some decisions in my life. i want a divorce. we don't have no kids, so this should be easy, okay? you can keep the house, because your parents gave us a down payment, and i don't want to hear their [bleep] mouths, okay? i'm not paying any alimony, i've got a lawyer to look over papers already. get somebody to get down there and look at it and sign them papers, ava. >> intense! >> listen, the whole movie is like that, mike. you're going to enjoy it. [laughter] >> i might be up at 3:00 in the morning! or it'll keep me up until 3:00 in the morning after i watch it! >> listen, i'm living the dream. i'm so blessed and thankful. i woke up this morning, i'm on "good morning america."

tyler freeman at the plate. and that's an rbi single to make it 3 to nothing.tom of the second now, stevens, steven kwan adding on. the local products out of washington high school in fremont to dead center for his 9th homer of the year. and that made it 4 nothing. harrison was charged with 4 runs in just 3 and a 3rd innings. but the giants, they fought back top 5 bases loaded in tyler fitzgerald comes through with a 2 run single that cuts the lead in half. tyler. top of the 7th now michael conforto lefty-lefty matchup makes the decision to pinch it. pay off for bob melvin. splits the gap in right-center. matt chapman hustling around to score from first giants are within one last chance in the 9th inning tying run on first base conforto up again. but this time he's going to ground into the fielder's choice to end the game. the guardians hang on to win 5, 4, rubber game tomorrow at progressive field. meanwhile, the a's coming off a tough one-run loss against the a l leaving baltimore orioles last night. >> game 2 this afternoon on another beautiful day at the co

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i'm tyler mathisen with your cnbc news update.manslaughter trial is on hold as the judge considers the defense's request to dismiss the case. the jury was sent home for the day after a hearing on the issue raised more questions and called for more testimony. in a motion, the defense says the prosecution hid ammunition evidence from them that could be related to the "rust" onset shooting of the film's cinematographer, helena hutchens. >>> former first lady melania trump will attend next week's republican national convention in milwaukee, according to cnn. but it's unclear how long she will be there or if she plans to address the delegates. the former first lady has been notably absent from donald trump's campaign so far. they were last seen together in public back in march when the couple cast ballots in the florida primary. >>> and franchiseors can't charge franchisees junk fees not previously disclosed and limits them from using nondisparagement clauses to keep them from filing complaints with the kegovernmen. so there. kelly, ba

lot of these democrats we are talking to our. >> someone else we heard from today, george clooney, tyler. he is a major democratic donor who recently cohosted a fundraiser for the president. he describes himself as a good friend of president biden, but he wrote a new york times op-ed today and he said clinic warmth the democrats can't win with biden at the house and the senate. how significant was this today from george clooney? >> incredibly significant and i think one of the most damaging things and that op-ed is that he said the joe biden we saw on the debate stage was the same joe biden he saw at the fundraiser and why that is so significant is that it punishes this idea that the debate was an aberration and not a reflection of reality. this is what the president and his aides have said. his going to continue to prove that it was an anomaly and now it's not, a reflection of his ability to do the job. george clooney says that is not true. the reality is what we saw. joe biden has aged significantly and called into question his ability to do the job. there is some history here as i rep

it 1st and now the wind is pointing their path where yeah, an easy back to, to talk to the tyler bond about women without women presence, sense and not to control. so let me ask you this question. what are they talking to the fall event a berkeley? i would follow up on one women. certainly not right? also. the 2nd question is, what have they been in the past 3 years for upon women that mix them and the kids to talk on app on women, right? nothing right. what are the or solutions dreamworks that they have worked on for the past 3 years that has made it possible or even in the past 3 decades. but i've made it possible for us to think that'd be good. do something when it comes to women. nice. how come talking to them is gonna give us any of those? you can go to minister of education, you can go to administer every kind of me. there's no teamwork, there is no future plan there. the health care is right now in palaces. but the whole thing is that the tal about to have answers to the problems of appointments. i'm especially when it comes to that uses of women, right? so you think there is n

jim van hey, tyler pager as well. thanks so much to both the unhappy fourth you to new this morning, the u.s. added 206,000 jobs in the month of june. that was above analysts expectations by about 10:16 thousand. the unemployment rate did tick up slightly. the 4.1%, that is the highest since november 2021. though, job growth continues to be strong, wage growth cooled. average hourly earnings rose a tenth of a percentage point in june, so up but not by a lot. the overall job market remains strong last month mark the 42nd consecutive good month of job growth, the fifth longest employment expansion on record in this country coming up 30 seconds from death and elite australian navy divers life is changed in an instant. >> this is actually where i got attacked, right here, this close to the brand. yeah. that was the first know it was one byte. one byte is my hand was by my side and it's a pull my hamstring and my hand off in the same way good lord paul to the elder joins me next hour to talk about how he has turned this ex

tyler mathisen is getting ready for "power lunch."ight amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. >>> welcome to "power lunch," everybody, alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen. glad you could join us. stocks are higher today after a strong gain in jobs, 206,000, but another tick higher in the unemployment rate to 4.1%. bond yields turning a little lower on the news. so i

joining us now, michael tyler, communications director for the harris campaign. michael, welcome back to the last word. it is day nine of the harris campaign and this is your first appearance since the ticket change. are you surprised not only by how the transition has gone, but also by the enthusiasm for kamala harris for president? >> thank you so much for having me. i don't think we are surprised, but we are certainly encouraged by the groundswell of enthusiasm we've seen from the democratic base. what was formerly the biden- harris coalition, now the harris coalition as we head into the final 98 days of this campaign. you saw it on day one when president biden endorsed the vice president to take over the mantle and carry us forward over the next 98 days. you've seen the entirety of the democratic coalition come behind the vice president. you saw us raise $200 million in the first week of the campaign. you saw us put on 2300 organizing events in the first weekend of action in this campaign. you saw it in atlanta where you had 10,000 people show up for a rally

joining us now is the communications director, michael tyler.ee you. >> good morning, michael. the campaign wants to turn the page. you have five members of the house democratic caucus including a front liner saying the president should step out of this race. you have the governors saying that the president needs to carefully evaluate whether or not he stays in the race. how much more difficult does it make to have members of their own party second-guessing the president as you attempt of the campaign to turn the page? >> again, thank you for having me. good morning. i think the president was pretty clear yesterday in madison. he is running and believes he is the best person to take on donald trump and lead this nation forward for another four years. i understand there are some concerns coming off the debate and the president himself understands that and that is why he spent time talking with governors and members of the help making sure they understand that he understands they are concerned that we are focused now on moving forward with the cam

tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much.at oracle and/or any of the other a.i. stocks you like or loathe. >> well, again, often as is the case with elon musk headlines whether they are around tesla or some of the other entities in the case of the xai, i think that's just a lot of noise for oracle. those numbers were never -- deal never signed, never listed and counted toward the profile of the company. i look at the eps dynamic and the ultimately the multiple here, talk about the jv and varsity squad. it trades at 26, 27 times, 44% growth versus microsoft at 35 times. i think oracle belongs here and i think you stay with it. >> how about that? >> i agree. particularly if you're looking for a way to trade it now. would i rather own this than nvidia or a leader? no. in terms of trying to get into a trade that clearly is a bit long in the tooth and you had some astronomical returns, as tim mentioned, the price to earnings, like the imemployed ratio here tells you very much it is still not fully valued if it is actually able to

tyler? >> rural. >> cows, chickens, this is farmland. >> most of the county is probably farmland. >> tracy, we talked about trump rallies, people coming to celebrate, to see the former president coming in with an excited attitude. can you walk me through what you came in and what you are coming out with? >> i came in with hope and excitement. have you ever been to a trump rally? >> oh we cover them all the time. >> how does it make you feel? >> how does it make you feel? >> it makes me feel absolutely great and wonderful. in my heart, i feel that this man really want to help our country. because i really feel that. i honest to god, i do because this country for so long seems to be going down a path that it really shouldn't be doing. >> so you came in to hear the former president speak. someone you are a fan of. and, what is your state of mind now? >> not good. there's too much hate. this is too much. we can't do this as a country. we can't do this. we need to come together as a country and g

i'm tyler mathisen with your cnbc news update.n withdrew his motion for a new gun trial earlier this morning. in court filings, the lawyers for the president's son walked back their request submitted last month for a new trial based on a lack of jurisdiction after prosecutors said the motion was based on "a misunderstanding of appellate practice." >>> jury selection under way in santa faye for alec baldwin's manslaughter trial. he could face up to 18 months in prison, when a prop gun he was reversing with accidently discharged a live bullet, killing the film's cinematographer and injurying the director. >>> and jim imhof has died. he was the state's longest serving senator, serving five years from '94 until his retirement in 2023. he was known as a defense hawk and long denied that people were responsible for climate change. former senior aide confirmed he died this morning after suffering a stroke over the fourth of july holiday. he was 89. kelly, back to you. >> rest in peace. tyler, thank you very much. >>> now back to markets

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i'm tyler mathisen with your cnbc news update. u.s.foreign actors are looking to influence november's election. they're adapting to the changes in the presidential race. intelligence agencies expect adversaries to refocus their influence operations on vice president harris and her outsourcing operations to marketing and communications firms in an attempt to influence u.s. public opinion. >>> the u.s. announced today a new $200 million security aid package for ukraine. the package includes munitions from mobile rocket launchers called himars as well as artillery rounds anti-tank weapons and other support. >>> north korean officials are seeking medicines abroad to treat leader kim jong-un's obesity. he has obesity-related health problems among many other things. a south korea spy agency says the north korean leader has regained weight and seems to have obesity-related health issues such as diabetes and high blood pressure. kim who is 40 years old is rumored to be a heavy drinker and a smoker and he comes from a family with a history of h

kailey: tyler kendall reporting outside fiserv forum, thank you so much. delegates are beginning to trickle in today. we know former president donald trump after surviving the attempted assassination is en route to milwaukee. we will keep you updated when he does arrive in the city. still ahead, the impact of this weekend's assassination attempt overseas. that is next on the special "balance of power" from milwaukee on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ joe: this is a special "balance of power

tyler in california. tyler? >> tyler from california, how are you doing, jim?ent trend in the diabetes sector, what is your outlook on the potential for growth over the next three years? >> i was mystified and terrified. they own habit, it did not go down on the horrible loss. abbott is a better play. let's go to charlie in new york. charlie? >> i have edward -- and it is killing me. >> switch over to boston scientific which delivered a great order. let's go to been in ohio. been? >> thanks for taking my call. what you think about lowe's? >> that is one you should buy right here right now ahead of the rate hike cycle. let's go to darius in virginia. darius? >> hey, jim, my stock is -- aviation. >> go on draftkings and do a parlay. let's go to sandy in california. sandy? >> hi, jim. >> what have you got? >> vai sentimental change and i am curious about your thoughts on marvel. >> two different things, marble the stock is being hurt. marvel the company, matt murphy is doing a perfect job. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sp