>> guest: alex haley's book, not roots, but the book he did with all the interviews, alex haley's interviews. alex haley interviewed a lot of the prominent social - socially responsible individuals in america during a time with playboy magazine. people said to me, playboy or whatever, alex haley was that writer because he interviewed jfk, malcolm x, martin luther king. as a matter of fact his interview in playboy magazine was a spring board to malcolm x, they put all his interviews in playboy magazine in a collective and it is called alex haley:the interview. i read them as i was coming up independently as a writer. we need things collectively consolidated, changes the entire digestion of what you just read, like listening to somebody's career musically over the course of their career and listening to that box, it changes everything, the one thing to answer that question was alex haley's playboy interview. that changed everything for me as a grown individual. >> great answer. so many people when asked that question say autobiography of malcolm x and when you say alex haley i thought that is

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nikki haley believed it immediately. to make the point nikki haley often makes, which is that america is a very racist country. nascar president steve phelps immediately bowed to ben the perpetrator for life. jamal hill used the incident to target millions of nascar fans as racists. >> this reminder is the stunning, shocking, this custom reminder of who the sport is f for. i'm very curious to see how nascar handles it because based on what everything i've read it's that this had to be an inside job, because this garage was only open to essential personnel, but somebody associated with nascar likely may have been the culprit. >> tucker: in the beginning there were a few who expressed public skepticism. might this be a misunderstanding? bubba wallace, who never produced pictures of the noose,f had a message for anyone who questioned the story. they were stupid and they were racist. >> what would you say to those people who are doubting that this even happened or that it's true? >> just like steve phelps said, it offended m

ivanka and kushner favor this approach with political argument in haley's favor was she could win backen voters alienated by trump. it was said that the evangelical supported pence had nowhere else to go so the votes were not at risk if hailey took his place." >> john bolton has a lot of stories and histories are not viewed with the same level of credibility by everybody. george w. bush, the previous president that he lacked credibility and a lot of people involved in the story say they don't remember things quite like they seem to have written about in the book but i think it's good to look where people do think he's telling the truth and he writes of having very different foreign policies than president trump, that he supported military intervention in venezuela, north korea, iran, syria and ethic a lot of the challenges that some people have had with his administration ares that president trump really is moving away from a more interventionist foreign policy that marked the previous administration and focusing on national interests. john bolton definitely didn't like getting fired,

in this case, nikki haley's wish came true and the rioters were personal and people for everyone.he pain kept increasing and two days after she wrote that dozen of american cities have been thoroughly trashed and some destroyed. if a country already on the brink of recession faced economic collapse and the already fierce full populations and the locked on for months had been thoroughly and completely terrorized. mission accomplished, let's hope nikki haley is pleased we have a tome to be to house the trump administration responding to the horrors going around us? well, the national security advisor robert o'brien did a live interview and here's how it began. >> first thing i'm to say, on behalf of the president, our hearts and prayers are going out and we mourn with them and we agree with them and it's horrific and i don't know what the poor families going through as the video is played over and over again and that the tragic thing and the president said that from the study. we are with the family and is the president side, where with peaceful protesters. >> tucker: we are with th

next up, we've got haley. senhello haley. introduce yourself. >> hi, senator. thank you for being here with us. ingoveior at georgetownn economics and government. my question for you has to do where y with -- is the river moment that you have had in your ednd oncareer e you've changed your mind ond bea something, or your opinion shifted because of a bipartisan conversation?s a or porridge acacia? >> thank you. question. yes. i know that not only do i think it is importanth that we educate others, but we have to be open to being educated. metimsometimes that is hard. sometimes we think we know everything. i've covered thispecec not change my mind. lwaysbut you have always got to in with an open mind to really be willing toto listen to others and hear it from their i perspective. yes, that has happened in the senate. it has happened in my career as an attorney general.l. partparticularly when i was advocating on an issue or i'm looking at legislation and laws that will have an impact on all of us. key to having good law is ensuring that before you pass r it, youe

nikki haley believed it immediately and used it to make the point she often makes which is america is a very racist country. remember that. nascar president steve phelps meanwhile ban the perpetrator for life and then jamal hill used the incident to tar millions of nascar fans as racist. >> this reminder is very stunning, shocking appalling disgusting reminder of who again this is for. i am very curious to see how nascar handles it based off of this has to be an inside job because this garage was only open to essential personnel. so somebody associated with nascar likely may have been the culprit. >> tucker: from the beginning, there were a few who expressed skepticism. never produce pictures of the noose had a message for anyone who questioned his story. they were stupid and they were racist. >> what would you say to those people who are doubting that this even happened or that it's true? >> doing everything in their power to defend what they stand up for instead of trying to listen and understand. >> tucker: the fbi about the story completely. they've done nothing to arrest the peop

it's why i'm so disappointed and surprised that recently nikki haley came out saying it would be againstthe first amendment to have enforcement action and regulatory action. to me that's looser talk. we ought to vindicate the first amendment rights of all americans in the way to do that is to treat them like common carriers, revoke sections of the communications decency act and have the department of justice bring antitrust actions against twitter and other technology platforms that are using their market power to try to define the scope of debate in this country. it is absolutely un-american and we need a response from our government that is stronger than the response we got from former ambassador haley. >> lisa maxwell i also think competition is good, and you see things like parlor popping up to be an alternative to twitter so i think competition in this for republicans to set up counter institutions and organizations as may be the path to go down as well, but you know, look, if president trump didn't have twitter, how would he communicate with the public when you look at the fact tha

and i'm joined by supervisors walt on and haley ronen and soon to be joined by supervisors mandelman and yee. i would like to thank sfgov-tv for broadcasting this meeting. madam chair, any announcements. >> clerk: due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, the city employees and the public and the

i got pregnant with haley. my bad! we didn't even have a proper wedding.just went down to the courthouse on a tuesday. the judge sentenced me to life with no chance of parole. you begged me to marry you. it's true. i did. what are you doing? ing romantic. god, you're solid. sweetie, put me down. go on. okay. honey, come on. let's turn this vacation into a honeymoon. sweet pea, i'm a mom traveling with my kids. for me, this is not a vacation. it's a business trip. let's go.

next up we've got haley. introduce yourself to the senator. >> senator, thank you again for being here with us. i'm a senior at georgetown in the college of economics and government. my question for you has to do with, is there ever a moment that you have had in your career where you changed your mind on something or your opinion shifted because of a bipartisan conversation or more education? thank you. >> thank you. that's a great question. yes, i know that not only do i think it's important we educate others but we have to be open to being educated. sometimes that's hard. right? sometimes we think we know everything. i come with this perspective. you are not going to change my mind. you have always got to go in with an open mind to really be willing to listen to others and hear it from their perspective. yes, that's happened in the senate. that has happened in my career as attorney general. particularly when i'm advocating on an issue or looking at legislation and laws that are going to have an impact on al

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. >> haley. these are the sites. that is where it's decided. everyone wants to be a george washington or martha washington, or abigail adams. but it takes thousands of men and women to follow these people. to do the suffering that answers that question. deciding whether we are successful or not. to be noncommittal, any place, any of these hallowed grounds, he's monuments that talk about what would we have done the same thing? it is the question i ask myself every time. it's easier to say that when you are in a car with air conditioning in 90-degree weather. and you think it must have stung to have that uniform in wool when somebody was shooting at you. but imagine them being shot at, not being fed, not being paid. what is an american living it out day by day? that is what drove my grad school and continues to drive me. the sacrifices in this hollow ground. any battlefield. >> and you don't have to be on a battlefield when you think about sacrifice of the common troops. just a few blocks from here at the presbytery in church, you can see the two

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yikes well haley gets it but how do you be an effective ally to the black lives matter movement if you are not black that is what we'll be talking about with the guests today. tell everybody who you are welcome to the street thank you so much for having me i mean it's the chairman's i am a retired social worker and they're all there i'm an activist and a black 5 minutes so i'm happy to be here. happy to have you a smile welcome to the stream great job new tell everybody he. says so my name address my mina cam i am an author a clinical social worker and been doing this work about for. it to have the luxury it to have you back on the strangest remind everybody. i my name is mark greenhill i'm an anti-racism educator i'm the executive director of muslim anti-racism collaborative. great having i suggest we are streaming on you tube right now so we have people watching if you have questions you've got comments and i guess would be very happy to help you out with them so just jumping in time and then you can be in the conversation resumes say ready or guess a so ready i might get. allies eve

to rex tillerson no john bolton i think the only person there is a skate his wrath would be nikki haley the u.n. ambassador who left on fairly good terms and with unusually a handshake in the oval office certainly the trumpet ministration is going to go to court in probably just about 3 hours time they will be arguing that there is classified information in the book and therefore it should not be circulated the real problem is that many people of copies of as i was showing 24 hours ago i got a digital copy of it i've seen hard copies of it here on the white house campus you also know that it's in every single bookstore ready to go on the shelves on tuesday and so it's going to be very difficult for them to argue that this book should not be distributed john bolton says the only reason the donald trump wants to stop it is not what foreign governments might take what the american people might take out of it the reality is it's not going to change much of donald trump's support also the top white house is probably going to be slightly more concerned about another book that's about to come

. >> our next question is from haley with wght. >> my question is about protesters and testing. there is a push to get protesters tested. what has the data revealed? is there a spike in protesters being positive for covid? are we seeing super spreaders? are there any trends? gov. cooper: i think any time you have a group of people crowded together, many of them not social distancing, many of them not wearing cloth face coverings, you have the great potential for spread of covid-19. dr. cohen may have information on whether we have traced any particular protest to cover 19 infections. usually the contact tracers in that kind of a situation will trace things down and letting people know and it is not necessarily anything that would come to our attention. but we want people to get tested if they have been in any kind of crowd, because of their increased chance of getting infected. dr. cohen, do you want to add to that? thank you. next question, please. >> our final question is from the business journal. i am curious, you talked early on about the importance of using science and dat

and gilead said that they will produce an and haley are -- an inhaler version which should be effectiveon't have a therapy that cures it or a vaccine. until we can get those building blocks together, it's really hard to see how a ceo could get the confidence to increase their capex and have meaningful investments. and i think consumers -- there is some pent-up demand, people are eager to spend money once businesses reopen but i think consumers know that this is not over. the willingness to make big-ticket purchases may be a little lethargic. give us your thoughts on gold. ron: i have an intellectual problem with gold, it does not produce any income. if you take physical gold, you have to pay to store it somewhere or maybe you have armed guards at your home already. it's an asset i cannot figure out how to price. to me it's more of a fear index or a tail risk optionality asset . honestly, i cannot give you a value because it does not produce a cash flow that i can discount. i much more inclined to purchase an income producing asset like real estate if i want an inflation hedge, or timber

we asked a couple of others including haley if she was the unanimous. were you the author?o, i put my name on the book. i don't know who anonymous was. while we are on the subject, i don't know who the whistleblower was for the ukraine situation either. >> dana: john bolton, thanks for joining us today. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> dana: all right. house minority leader kevin mccarthy a lot on his plate. that's next. the tempur-pedic breeze° makes sleep...feel...cool. because the tempur-breeze° transfers heat away from your body. so you feel cool... night after night. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, save $500 on all tempur-breeze mattresses. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car

he criticizes nikki haley and everyone around him. bolton is always confident that he's 100% the honorable person in the room and people can take what they will with attitude of the president who frequently questions assumptions and didn't want to go along with the agenda that he had. i also think it's big story the fact that the president hired him in the first place, someone so inconsistent with the approach he had in running in 2016 and that raises questions about the team that he had. howie: capri, in the book, president trump asked xi that they were fine with bay gin building concentration camps with the persecuteed uighurs muslims. >> capri, what we are seeing is very pointed views on this, it's not about the veracity of john bolton, it's about whether or not individuals believe that president trump could have done or said things that john bolton said that he did in his book. the press if you're on the left and you don't believe -- you believe that president trump could have said, yes, china help my reelection, yes, i support co

. >> our next question is from haley with wg ht. >> hello, my question is about testers and testing.groups that have been protesting have been tested but what does the data reveal going into these protests. [audio difficulties] are there any tracks? >> i think anytime you have a group of people crowded together that art many not social distancing, many not wearing cloth face coverings you have the great potential for spread of covid-19. doctor cohen may have information on whether we have traced any particulars protests to covid-19 infections and the contact tracers in that will be tracing things down and letting people know and it is not necessarily anything that would come to our attention but we want people to get tested if they have been in any kind of crowd because of their increased chance of getting infected. doctor cohen, would you want to add to that? thank you. next question. >> our final question today will be from [inaudible]cr with the charlotte business journal. >> governor, i'm curious you talked early on and continue to talk about the importance of using science and d

nikki haley is the problem. who isn't the problem? i mean, it's not president bolton.there is one thing about the john bolton book, and this is it has united the country. because both republicans and democrats are you're fuss at him. republicans are furious that he would spill these beans. democrats are furious that he wouldn't come testify when he it his opportunity to damage the president. ainsley: let us know what you think about that. are you going to buy the book? steve: we know everything in it already. ainsley: mick mulvaney said i'm definitely not buying that book. i washed the interviews, i watched every second of that interview yesterday, i refuse to may money to buy that book, januaryian meally has headlines for us. >> we begin with a fox news alert now, two people are dead and 12 others hurt after a violent night in charlotte, north carolina. police say dozens of shots were fired during a father's day and juneteenth block party. seven were hurt by the gunfire and five more were hit by cars. witnesses call the scene absolute chaos. this marks the end of a bl

the trafalgar group's other than is none other than pollster robert haley, correctly predicting the president'sin 2016. later this week we'll be joined by an election forecaster who has an extraordinary record, and he believes president trump is well on his way to reelection. don't, don't miss him. he's our mystery guest thursday. >>> former president barack obama is fundraising right now. he is raising money ostensibly to boost more mail-in voting all across the country. mailing. not absentee ballots. this comes as four men were charged with voter fraud in new jersey, two democratic city council members, two others associated with their campaigns by the state attorney general for stuffing ballots in mailboxes including in a neighboring town. no voter fraud? the democrats say? get the feeling they live off of it. joining us tonight, former kansas secretary of state, chris kovak. he's running for the u.s -- kris kobach. i get a kick out of the democrats who say there's no voter fraud. meanwhile, ballots are being harvested -- [laughter] the nonsense goes on, and the national left-wing media, com

. >> next we have haley. thank you again for being here with us. is there a moment where your opinion shifted because of the bipartisan conversations with thank you. >> that is a great question. yes not only do i think it's important to educate others but they also have to be open and sometimes that's hard. sometimes we think that we know everythings and you've always gt to go in with an open mind to be willing to listenno to others. from their perspective. that's happened in the senate and in my career as attorney general and particularly when i'm advocating and looking at legislation to. to tell us from my perspective tell me how this is going to impact you and if it is good to makepe change for the good legislation is passed. the we coordinate and to bring everybody in and then make changes where appropriate and that to me is a good public policy. >> next up, we have j.. introduce your self. >> caller: cei'm sure you're familiar with what has been occurring overin the years my question is are they being introduced to congress let's start with a

only honoring the nine lives lost five years ago wednesday but also the governor at the time nikki haley'sthat flag removed in south carolina, and of course it makes me think of the governor there in mississippi. and the governor has not taken a position, saying it needs to be up to voters there in the state. how concerning is it that you have a state official in that capacity not saying get it out? >> well, i want to be respectful of our governmental leaders, but also we felt as a conference important to make our position clear. and, again, it's really a restatement of that position. and our goal is to have the legislative leaders, the government's leaders, work through these issues. we've seen that before, and our desire to see that happen again. >> also five years ago, it's a five-year thing is ole miss that removed the mississippi state flag from flying high above the campus there. and we've seen responses in the wake of your comments both from ole miss and also from mississippi state. i'm just curious what are you hearing from others in mississippi? and are you getting any major pushb

ambassador nikki haley did five years ago today, we were at the sale where we were commemorating theife of reverend pink and his eight parishioners murdered and she said let's take down the confederate flag in our state. it is divisive. it is pulling us apart. and it is contributing to the racial tension and that is what i expect from the president of the united states and the republican leaders as well as democrats all across our country. enough is enough. let's have a new day and make this a turning of the page and let's heal america once and for all. >> and the conversation just speaking of the president, with sean hannity last night trump was asked about his priorities, right, for a second term if elected. it's a question that any sitting president running for re-election should be well prepared to answer and it seemed the president was not prepared for this question. watch. >> what are you your top priority items for a second term. >> well one of the things that will be really great, you know the word experience is still good. i say talent is more important than experience. i've

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himself, congressman will herd, rising star from texas, probably running for president in 2024, nickki haley these are voices that are beginning to push the envelope further and not only attempting to connect with the black community and with minority communities with the way they talk about the issues, steve, but really in so doing attempting to shed that old law and order dogma that the party practiced the better part of a half century. >> tim, stand by. i think we reestablished the connection with congresswoman sheila jackson-lee. i want to come back to specifics of what might be happening. congresswoman, i want to return to you. we have the connection up and running. i apologize for the difficulties. we can start with the question i laid out a minute ago. we look at the case of george floyd, we look at cases like that that have everybody's attention. what specifically do you believe you're presenting in this bill that you laid out today that would prevent that from happening in the future. >> steve, thank you. might i just start by indicating this is the services in texas today, today wa

nikki haley said in the wake of that she wanted to take down the confederate flag because she thoughtas incendiary. and i think that is absolutely the way to go and we should call on all of our elected officials around the country and those in positions of power to say, why would we choose either to america to commemorate people who fought against our country and who supported slavery? >> dana: we are about a month away from bone vice president biden said he would be choosing a vice president to run it with him in the 2020 election. is it your position he should choose a black woman as his vice president? >> it's my position that i trust him completely to make that decision for himself. when he's elected he is going to be walking into one of the most challenging times in our nations history, and economy far worse than the one president obama inherited and vice president bidebiden helped him steer thro. the leftovers hopefully as we are recouping from covid-19 but we may be going through a second wave and the tensions that have been laid bare in our country over race relations and he s

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mitt romney as shot by haley talbott of nbc outside the white house. let's play that first. >> we need a voice against racism, many voices against racism and brutality and stand up and say that black lives matter. >> it's not surprising mitt romney would be against president trump. the only one voted in favor of impeachment. for him to join that protest and say black lives matter sets him apart from others as well in his party. >> reporter: it really does, andrea. when i saw that moment, i thought that was probably mitt romney looking to his father's example for guidance. remember, george romney was the moderate republican governor of michigan whose example mitt romney tried to follow in every part of this political career. in that case, george romney was a foe in many cases of richard nix hoon appointed him to his cabinet at one point. you see the same thing with mitt romney on issues of conscious. i think that's what drove him to add his voice to the chorus out here on the streets. here in washington, i have been covering these protests since last sa

massachusetts attorney general maura haley now getting criticized for saying that the rioting is a, quote and that, quote, yes, america is burning, but that's how forests and trees grow. healey added, quote, i support calls for a revolution but not the revolution of violence in our streets. she's saying this as 131 people are now -- 11 people are now dead, including 4 african-americans, more than 300 law enforcement officials injured, shot at, hit by cars and bricks. let's welcome former white house official kyron -- what was your reaction? more tragedy upon tragedy. and yet again if we just stop and the take a deepen breath, an african-american, george floyd, that had a white police officer butt put his knee on his -- put his new on his neck. those standing birdied nothing. the reaction that was -- by did nothing. thee reaction that was initial expect words from the floyd family encourage us toward peaceful,ts nonviolent protest. what's happening now is that the reality of george floyd has been taken to a metaphor of putting the neck of -- the knee on the neck of african-americans using

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ambassador, nikki haley.vid ignatius rights, "you are the hero of nearly ery anecdote what about that? wh about the criticism that this is a book about self-aggrandizement of john bolton and criticizing a lot of other people? >> wl, my focus is on the president. the range of issues we covered.n some people come out better than others. i try to make sure i admitted mistakes i made. i'm sure i made my share and more. i was tryinto tell this as honestly aous i. obviously it is a memoir, i told this from my perspective. i'm not questioning the integrity or patriotism. they can tell their side of the story. god bless them. judy: a few other questions. in the white house right now, who do you believe would stand up to president trump? >> iwef i a that question i'm going to get somebody in trouble. i will just say this, i think there are people who remain in the administration who have the correct view of how to nefend americional interest. i think they are striving to do that i've been criticized, so have other peo

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napa airport a degrees cooler, yet oakland and haley and livermore about six degrees warmer than thisime yesterday. some already cooler without the northwind and others warmer. fog back tomorrow . highs today above average for this time of year . let's go to sal and see if there's anything new popping up on the screens. good morning. >> good morning . right now we don't have anything new. as a matter fact we see traffic that's moving along relatively well. there's little slowing. this is eastshore freeway that we see right now. it's 18 minute from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze but not too slow of a drive with average speed at 65. you can see traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for about a 10 minute delay. let's go back to the headlines.>>> breaking news from san jose. a possible hostage situation. we will give you a live picture. we are looking at el cajon drive and essential road. look at all of the police here . this is just west of halyard county park in the san jose. it's an active situation. a police negotiator and a s.w.a.t team are there at that seen. authoritie

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it is making me remember when alex haley's at my groups came out, i was alex haley's at my groups came schools go back, if they are still taking these feelings, if we have not addressed the issues, what is going to happen? it is not something i believe should be a small conversation, it is great the bbc are having us on here, but don't let this be a one trick pony ride. it cannot end here. this is the start of something here and i hope that you do give others a platform to continue sharing. if boris isjohn -- if continue sharing. if boris isjohn —— if boris johnson continue sharing. if boris isjohn —— if borisjohnson is listening, we wa nt —— if borisjohnson is listening, we want you to sit around a table, we are tired of being on the menu, we need to be at the top table, because you are making decisions about us without actually coming to us. you are making decisions about us without actually coming to usm you are making decisions about us without actually coming to us. it is really highlighted how important it is to be awake and alert. just the phrase, black lives matter, when you ta

only senior person i can think of who has left and there hasn't been a significant problem was nikki haley who is the u.n. ambassador sheehan fight left with a handshake in the oval office and donald trump's grateful thanks something i'm sure she'll put in the bank when it comes to considering running for president in 4 years time yes the trumpet ministration is going to go to court that hearing is due to take place in about 2 hours time the trumpet ministration through the department of justice is going to argue that the book has a number of classified paragraphs which contain information which should not be out in the public at the problem that they have got is that the president didn't say that what he said is the book is full of lies the other problem they've got is the book is out there the media have it extracts have been published people have copies of i have a digital copy of copies circulating here and many many many thousands of copies have hit the bookstores in the u.s. and beyond ready for the publication date on tuesday so it is very difficult for the court to argue to the the