president kept saying his first and only priority is to keep americans safe, and that's one he has been tauting this vaccine. at the same time, he's not wearing a mask. he's not social distancing at his rallies. in fact, he's encouraging people not to wear masks. look at this exchange he had with one of the white house reporters as he tried to ask the president a question just today. >> you're going to have to take that off, please. how many feet are you away. >> i'll speak a lot louder. >> if you don't take it off, you're very muffled. so if you would take it off. >> i can speak a lot louder. is that better? >> it's better, yeah. it's better. >> robert, his actions do not

(laughter) i wanted to tie assad up and spank his taut-- plav plav his taut syrian-- i'm getting the vapors. i must be-- oh lord! (applause) anyway-- (laughter) >> you can read all about it in my new book 50 shades of graham! (cheers and applause) >> jon: my goodness. (laughter) i'm going to take that one man show on the road. (laughter) lindsay graham isn't alone in feeling that this successful use of diplomacy to achieve our goal is the worst defeat in american history. >> i just don't see how this is a good outcome for anybody. >> i think it's a loser. >> it ends up being a handoff to vladimir putin. i have never seen a fee as colike this from a u.s. president. (laughter) >> jon: what am i missing? >> we might contain a dictator's chemical weapons stockpile without having to kill innocent civilians in the process or invading a country and creating-- there's only two explanations for how this fella there, "the wall street journal" has never seen a fiasco like this from a u.s. president, n, he's only six months old. he's one of those benjamin button-- i've never seen anything like t

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the clinical trials of their much tauted drug to supposedly cure multiple sclerosis failed completely dynamic to have this hyping press release saying things are going great right before things actually cratered. >> exactly. i did a story where i talked to people in australia and also people in buffalo. they both looked at this as what's called a pump and dump scheme where you taut the price of the stock and everything goes quiet for a while while the insiders sell. >> so the investors in the know will get the best possible price for their stock while they are selling it out while the rest of the dupes in the public are about to take a bath. >> the highly tauted optimistic press release, that's not in there. but the second part of this long delay and the insiders dumping the stock, yes, that's in there. >> one of the other things that's in the indictment i think is a reference to you. there is part of what's alleged in the scheme is that congressman collins' office released a statement to a reporter, who i think is you. >> that is me. >> essentially saying that, hey, when my family so

she said that school shootings in the united states began after school taut evolution, in the classroom. >> tooling the two things created -- to lioning those two things created controversy. >> what needs to be said and the further we get away from the founders ideal for education in our state, and their ideal for the very government judeo christian values, the further we get away, the more we'll have things not like throwing spit wads and chewing guns, as was the biggest trouble many years ago. today we have shooting >>> the texas state board is not knew to controversy, in 200950 organizations criticized the board for an attempt to weaken the board. since then voters elected board members. >> the circus there prior to my arrival is nothing like what she brought to the board. now it's feared that as essential is putting believe over fact >>> get ready for long lines at airports. we told you about this last nights. airlines are warning passengers that security can be worse than usual as the travel season ramps up. that's because the t.s.a.'s precheck programme has not caught on as the ag

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the president first stopped in pittsburgh to taut progress on improving infrastructure.veled to philadelphia attending a fund-raiser with the state's democratic nominee for senate, lieutenant governor john fetterman. there were no cameras at that event but there will be cameras today when the president speaks with washington post associate editor and pulitzer prize winning journalist jonathan capehart. jonathan joins us ahead of the interview. he's also host of the sunday show right here on msnbc. so what are you looking for today? what are you hoping to ask the president? >> reporter: thanks a lot, mika. i'm traveling with the president. he's going to talk about college affordability. we're going to talk about the threats to our democracy. of course we're going to ask him about abortion. good luck with you interview later. our best to the president. >> we're looking at polls for the mid-terms, everything you listed there matters. voters care about abortion rights. they care about threats to the democracy but the economy is first and foremost. it's inflation, it's in gas

majestic powers of liberty bucks that sheldon adelson sprays like the sweet perfume of freedom on the taut, slender nape of our nation's neck. (laughter) >> you sound like you want to have sex with america. >> what right-thinking citizen doesn't? listen there's no difference between the two sides! >> yes, this sack is owned by the biggest power broker in harry reid's state! you are all comically dim-witted! so what is corruption? corruption is a billionaire who spends their money on (bleep) you don't like! >> what is free speech? a billionaire to spends money on (bleep) you do like! >> doesn't sound like a democracy, sounds like an oligarchy. >> no, russia is an oligarchy. what's the difference? an oligarchy is run by billionaires who aren't americans! >> all right, ja ♪ ♪ hard work, work there you go. ♪ hard work, work ♪ everybody's doin' it right ♪ hard work, work ♪ hard work, that's what we say ♪ ♪ hard work, work ahhhhhh! ♪ hard work, i earn my pay ♪ hard work, work ♪ hard work, do it every day ♪ hard work, work ♪ get up 'bout a quarter to three ♪ ♪ hard work, work ♪ got to go and earn

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. >> rose: taut. >> taut, exactly. >> rose: (laughs) >> and it affected all of us. >> soheil, the gentlemanho plays the reluctant suicide bomber, i think he uncorked this performance. and it was like... you could tell with jeremy.... >> rose: he was great. >> he kind of got this moment where jeremy was like, gee, he really was sorry about it all. and there was no take two. there was no... it was like that was it. it was one of those one takes. >> rose: you were said to direct what w a light hand. i never quite know what that means other than saying to the actors "you know what you're supposed to do, do it." (laughs) or saying, you know... >> if you've cast the movie right.... >> rose: exactly. >> i think there's, in a way... not that you've completely done your job as a director because you still have to block, choreograph and make sure cameras are in the right position, make sure the editors have exactly what they need to work with. but i think if you've cast it correctly and you've got the right actor playing the right part, you're... you know, it's like... i don't know, you're in a very

. >> po-taut-o. really it's not descrus. >> please stop doing that. >> looks dangerous to me. a recent poll shows qeet% of scientists believe g.m.o.s are safe while only 37% of americans believe them. but lucky for us-- i'm not a scientist. i'm not a scientist. i work-- i interview scientists and translate science into english so that everyone can understand. so yeah i've interviewed a lot of scientists, too. sometimes i purposely play dumb so that they explain it in a way that makes it really clear and-- >> i do the same thing. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> david suzuki a geneticist and tv personality said if any scientist tells that you g.m.o.s are safe, they're either very stupid or lying. i see, so scientists are all stupid liars which i suppose is why none of the actual simpot potato scientists would talk to us. >> no, they're worried that their labs and fields will be targeted. >> by who. >> g.m.o. foes. >> so the anti-g.m.o. people are the assholes. >> yes. >> these agra-businesses have a monopoly on our entire food supply and that is a horrifying fact that even scienti

majestic powers of liberty bucks that sheldon adelson sprays like the sweet perfume of freedom on the taut, slender nape of our nation's neck. (laughter) >> you sound like you want to have sex with america. >> what right-thinking citizen doesn't? listen there's no difference between the two sides! >> yes, this sack is owned by the biggest power broker in harry reid's state! you are all comically dim-witted! so what is corruption? corruption is a billionaire who spends their money on (bleep) you don't like! >> what is free speech? a billionaire to spends money on (bleep) you do like! >> doesn't sound like a democracy, sounds like an oligarchy. >> no, russia is an oligarchy. what's the difference? an oligarchy is run by billionaires who aren't americans! >> all right, jasonn honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with

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pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see... it's the world. >> jon: welcome back. you know with all the focus on the republican race for the white house, journalists have taken their eyes off the man currently in the white house. well, barack obama, your free ride ends here. ou newest correspondent jessica williams filed this report. >> we'll never be sure where barack obama was born or what religion he is but there is one thing we do know. >> barack obama is a socialist. >> his usual social self. >> this man is a socialist. >> but not everyone is so adamant. >> obama is not a socialist. >> that's socialist maria spark, of the democratic socialists of america. >> he's a centrist democrat. he believes that the free market is the best way to organize the economy. he's not a socialist, period. >> sort of. >> no, obama is definitely not a socialist rz so you are tell mega old white dude with suits on tv have been lying to me this whole time? that explains a lot of [bleep]. >> but could i trust the democratic socialists of america t

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i have taut students about his captivity. i said his did he brief when he came out of hand noy. i melt dpirl stack dale would come to our school and talk about being in the hand noy hilton. doug heg dahl our adviser said this man served with honor. and to have them smear him, to come and actually use -- people who didn't serve people who think it's a joke that he is dying, there will be buildings name after john mccain. monuments after john mccain. but there won't be for any of these people and perhaps not even donald trump. >> susan, steve schmidt also tweeted today -- he has been vocal about this. >> of course. >> people who don't know john mccain about this are vocal. but say why have no republican as fors stepped forward and expressed outrage about this by a white house staffer it's despicable is cowardis is nauseate zblag people don't have to say. john mccain engaged in debates with people willingly. i debated him others have. but his honor is not to be questioned. and the idea that you say that john mccain doesn't matter. >> let's and -- what kind of spurred this on was jo

sergeo taut us to think differently and to have the courage to change. ten in unconventional ways. often acting with a sense responsibility for the companies and their people. ihink it's har to name any other ceo in any other industry that's compiled his record over the last 10 or 15 years. >> fca's new ceo, a long time lieunant who turned jeep into the most profitable part of the business. >> jeep's global sales skyrocketed to almost1.4 million vehicles last year, and he's long been considered an err akparent for the ceo job. >> anyoneg over for a position that sergeo filled has incredible expectations upon them. sergeo is iconic, both in the industry throughout italy, throughout can dark really on a global basis. >> while fee at chrysler's future appears clear cut, it may be a bumpi road for ferrari. he brought the luxury brd public. ferrari board membe cam larry takes the rains. he may know the luxury automaker, will he havehe same magic touch as marcione. he was not a perfectceo. and not everything he tried panned out. fiat compact cars never really caught on here in the united

even now aware of its taut secretariesiness. blood poured from the wound where the swampi immediate had gorred her. she only had minutes to live and on this planet, minutes meant seconds. thinking quickly, i reached into my medipouch and cracked open a case of cigarettes. i lit one on the still smoking barrel of my magnatron pistol and rurustt t to her mouth. she breathed deeply the smooth taste of the healing vapors and her wound closed instantly. thank god you are okay, i whispered. no, she replied, thank the 22nd century scientist who discovered tobacco's anti-biotic properties and aphrodisiac properties, i addeds a removed what was left of her cybergown. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: still waiting for a publisher. and now, it's time for me to give out an award, to new house majority leader john boehner. mr. boehner was elected just a few days ago to reform the house republicans who are feeling the heat from lobbyist scandals. well, cnn has found out that he rents his two bedroom apartment from a lobbyist whose client had

home builders have also tauted strong consumer spending. stuart leonardusaidmers don't seem to be viewing it that way and the housing market in general seems to be strong. then there are the autos and industrials. that's a far less rosie outlook. sgraco's outlookd the trade slowdown in china is putting strain on a industrialivity across the board over there. unlikely a recession will become a self-fulfilling prophecy. ood news.ry the economicarrative has shifted from recession earlier in the year to slower but more stable growth, a far less dire scenario for 2020. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> globa markets are also in rally mode. itpan, france, germany and italy allng new 52-week highs in trading today. so let's turn now to larry adams to talk more about this record-setting market. hes thehief investment officer at raymond james. larry, nicic to have you back with . welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> is this move in the s&p 500 and the broader market sustainable in your view? >> i do th

. >> and so as the as the wave device rocks in the waves, those taut connections cause the winches to turn. so and you're doing that in three points around the device. >> reporter: the lifesaver came to shore last spring at the pearl harbor navy base so researchers could make adjustments to the undersea cables and power connections. the u.s. navy and the federal department of energy are funding the testing. kail macias is the technical director at the naval facilities engineering and expeditionary warfare center. he says the department of defense hopes wave energy might one day provide power to ships at sea or bases on remote islands. >> it's all about energy security. really critical for us. when you look at the logistical constraints of what it takes to provide energy as far forward as possible for our naval and d.o.d. forces, it does create quite a challenge. so when we buy, store, distribute fuel, it is a logistical constraint. so the nice thing about wave energy as it develops, diversifies our portfolio, and gives us another opportunity to provide another energy source. >> report

what do they need taut transiting through airports, and should they get tested when they get back off that plane? >> look, i think people sho use the same precautions that they were using before. it appears that this has been detected very early in south africa, and i think it's not that prevalent right now in south africa. we may be overestimating its prevalence because of the recent uptick in cases in south africa. there's a presumption many of those cases are this new variant. but it may well be the case that south africa could also exhibiting a surge of delta infection after they relaxed some of their recent mitigation following the big surge of deta. this probably isn't that prevalent around the world. i would still exer size the same cautions as before. i think the biggest risk to travelers right now is given the uncertainty around the world, and the fact that countries are reacting so briskly, if you do end up being positive overseas, you could find yourself stuck in a very onerous quarantine relative to where we were maybe one or two weeks because. because i think countries ar

. >> senator grassley taut me to listen. leadership. >> a lot of people say that.nce it gets there, it doesn't seem to work that way. >> everywhere i go i don't like him. he's a soft spoken guy. i'll read the bills before i vote on them. >> even if it's 2,000 whatever. >> if i can't get through it, i'll vote no. >> we had a president that ripped apart our economy, shredded the health care system, and crumbled the national security. if we stand together. and fight the conservative principles, we can do this. we can put our country and economy back together. [ ♪ music ] colorado is so unusual, we are the swingiest of the swing state, there's a reason for that. we divided one-third, one-third. democrats, republicans. the unaffiliated tend to go with the national mood. >> it's a competitive district. it's in the eastern suburbs. based in aurora. the seat is held by incumbent mike coffman. >> it used to be a totally state district. you won the primary. what happened when they redrew the boundaries, they made it competitive. >> there were a lot more voters in it. all of

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tonight, for example, a press relief from the white house tauting what they called the administration's first term accomplishment. it reads again, citing as an accomplishment, ending covid 19 pandemic. apparently, they're ending the covid 19 pandemic. no seen of that. not true. so far today according to johns hopkins university, more than 850 americans died today due to covid. people are still dying. more than 850 so far today. final numbers won't be in until later this evening. more than 66,000 new cases again so far. they're telling you it is over. they think you will believe it if you say it enough that we are rounding the turn or magically disappear as the president said. one week from the election, their motivations are beyond transparent. it is just so obvious. with new infections of the hi highest level at any point of hospitalization numbers rising and more members infected at the west wing. the lies don't come much bigger and more egregious than that. the president getting as many people together to lie in front of them and possibly have them expose to covid as well. if the mot

one of them is tauted by the president but not necessarily by scientist. andrew cuomo addressed this issue a short time ago. >> we are also trying all the new drugs, therapies and hydro-colhloroquine which the president talks about and we are starting that today. the president is accelerating that to come to new york. >> elizabeth cohen is here with us. tell us where we are. when they tried it on 20 patients in france, people who had covid-19, it lowers the viral load in their nose. they have less of the virus in their nose compares to people who did not take it. is it promising? yeah, it is great. it will be terrific if it works out. we don't know until we have done the trials which is something that dr. fauci had been adamant about. they're doing this to show some promise. they are safe drugs but there is a narrow margin between the safe dose and toxic dose that's why you want to be very careful. >> right, they're sort of doing diy medicine and that's not a good idea. these drugs are safe but there has been reports of terrible eye damage and cardiovascul

as i said earlier, it's taut in the schools. it is very much a part of their every day lives. and you know, as mike said, wo was a military war. we were all in this together. so, too, were the people of europe. we worked though this toofght sadly it's coming -- together. sadly it's coming to an end. >> is to my perception or did things seem simpler, great powers banded together and faced each other. >> both sides. they took advantage of not having the same forces of media. they had time to let things stew. they made decisions in a longated time frame, which i thing allowed a better thought process. >> that is true. there were complicated issues. let's not kid ourselves. there were tensions between the brits and the americans over post war strategy and policies, concerns about what would happen with the advance of stalin. these were under the surface. mike is correct. you didn't have this 24/7 news cycle that we have. let's be fair, roosevelt held two press conferences. 997 press conferences over the course of 12 years. he was open to the press, knave a press conference at 4 o'

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pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see...'s the world. >>> all right, cnn brings you politics during this hour. we're bringing you the 12 presidential contenders in their words. we're looking at the big primary push come tuesday. i'm joined by -- i'm joined right now from tupelo, emily la cause, and george talbot from the press register in mobile, alabama. good to see both of you. >> all right, emily, you first, so is it politics or policy that will get mississippi's attention in are they looking for the most conservative or the one who's speaking of certain issues. >> i think issues are definitely important, we have one of the nation's highest unemployment rates, conservatism are definitely important, we are the most contest state in the nation and also the most religious. so social value south side key. if you've got the key to the other issues but you've not conservative and you're not a christian, then that might be a problem. >> george, any different in alabama? >> yeah, maybe a little, one thing i'm seeing is they came

the ten foot find was tauted as one of the most important discoveries in decades, but you know in californiahey don't have time to talk about giant skids, they've got their own fishing frenzy underway. here's miguel marquez. >> it's a southern california squid frenzy. >> every night fishing boats packed to the gillis set off the hunt for two to three foot long sometimes bigger squid. the sea here off dana point thick with crill. they make a fine squid steak. they are bizarre shooting ink in water when out of the water they change colors, sometimes like a traffic light. >> this is what the squid hunters have come after, humble squid. look at that. there's the eye there. their teeth are right in here. if i stuck my hand in there it would try to grab me. they change colors amazingly. somebody grabbed hold of this one and you can see a perfect handprint on that squid right there. >> the humble flying skid makes its home from alaska to south america. it is rare, very rare to have so many squid off the coast here