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and powerful drugs, we welcome mat yowelcome-- matthew whitake.l 500 people. >> it is stunning, let's remember why operation legend was established for the 4-year-old who was killed while slipping sleep sleeping in his n kansas city in summer was an increase in violent crimes in some major stays, and president and attorney general were not going to stand by and the lows the cities, they surged resources, money, agents with task force officers on address theou this you seeing result of the that cir effort that federal surge of resources will not be a forever solution, we need to get the city and police department to continue p to press the advantage that federal attention is giving them to take the bad actors over the street and the guns away, and fentanyl is a big killer, taking those big doses off of the street as is a win. elizabeth: i like you your reacn labeling to portland, seattle and new york city at anarchist jurisdiction, mayor de blasio pushing back. ior takyour take on this? your reaction. >> you are seeing in these cities deemed anarch

matt whitaker, thanks so much for coming on.e the frustration, it's infuriating to watch large monopolies change the course of american history by subverting our elections and nobody noe one is doing anything about it. will anyone in power do anything to stop this before election day, do you believe? >> glad to be with you, tucker. yes, i actually do believe that we are going to get to the bottom of this insidious really censorship of mostly conservative voices on social media. and i think the department of justice has been looking at this issue and i also believe that because of the way the algorithms that facebook and twitter and the like use to provide your news feed, i think that could be viewed and maybe viewed by this department of justice as a campaign conviction an illegal campaign conviction that ultimately, i think they will step in and take action. >> tucker: i mean, we have two months left and it's not even a question of trying to get trump reelected or helping joe biden. i think the implications are far more profoun

let's welcome the former acting attorney matthew whitaker with us. it's great to have you back on . >> your thoughts on this. >> i know, americans want their children to be able to play safely the front yards. and they also want to especially outside to dine in this moment of the pandemic. safely without being confronted on the street and joe biden's america, neither one of those appear to be possible in his supporters, clearly have just dropped. this sort of normal americans going about their everyday . and it's concerning and i would expect that candidates on both sides and americans on all sides would condemn this. and this is confrontation is not the american way. we settle things diplomatically. in a civil manner. in this what we are sing across her cities can be not seen. we need law and order. liz: but now we will have it through the election according to the protesters. riots leave scars that last for decades. and investigating the rioters attacking diners as you pointed out and restaurants in cities like pittsburgh and rochester. smashing ta

always great to have on the program, matt whitaker. thank you. >> enjoy, harris.ington to tackle coronavirus relief. finally. is any bill they passed dead on arrival inside the house? the white house accusing speaker nancy pelosi of stalling. >> this president helps stop evictions, that payroll tax cut and mentioned, and other items. what was nancy pelosi doing chimeric vacationing and going to a hair salon. ♪ who is usaa made for? it's made for him a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids become a member. get an insurance quote today. weyou can adjust youriggestary comfort on both sides...kids your sleep number setting.. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. don't miss the final days where all

elizabeth: matthew whitaker, thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. always enjoy it. elizabeth: next up, president trump firing back, saying joe biden's brand of d.c. establishment globalism companies hollow out and destroy american communities and take american jobs. we've got that. this story, a niece of al qaeda terrorist, 9/11 mastermind of osama bin laden. she now says only president trump can prevent another 9/11. she adamantly said america is not a racist country. we have house ranking republican house oversight james comer to weigh in on all of that and much more. stay right there. president trump: joe biden, radical socialist democrats would immediately collapse the economy. if they got in, they would crash, you have a crash the likes of which you would never seen before. ♪. elizabeth: welcome back. president trump slammed the d.c. establishment, quote, globalism as destroying american communities by taking away american jobs. this as joe biden told a union event that he will be the strongest labor president that union workers ever had. watch

tonight former acting attorney general matthew whitaker will break it down.epublican doug collins from house judiciary as washington braces for that senate republican report. their probe into what could come out possibly this week on the bidens alleged conflicts of interest allegations. white house trade visor peter navarro, president trump, telling the united nations general assembly, hold china accountable for covid-19, beijing fighting back accusing the president of lies and using the u.n. of confrontation. 200,000 dead in the u.s. because of covid-19. tonight former i.c.e. acting director on a major bust after massive human trafficking ring and a drug ring. what they were doing now, what they are doing now to commit their crimes this is a stunning revelation. you will see it tonight. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: president trump says he will announce his supreme court nominee on saturday to fill the late justice ruth bader ginsburg's seat on, this is basically out of respect, the president says for justice gin

i am joined by the former acting attorney general under president trump matt whitaker. want to know what you think is coming from the hearing today which is notable? >> well, i watched a lot of the hearing today. what i saw is that james comey i experienced before who believes he is the smarter person in the room and was unwilling to concede basic facts about the russian collusion investigation and conclusions in the duream report. he evaded tough questions or gave answers that were narrower depending on the question. what is unfortunate is congress and the senate needs to reauthorize fisa. by him not being truthful where mistakes were made, congress won't be able to reauthorize the act like they should. >> harris: about the claims regarding hillary clinton, what do you think is significant to note? >> well, i think one interesting thing is how james comey dismissed john ratcliffe's letter as unimportant. also he had to admit and was forced to admit he interfered in the election when he reopened the investigation in october of 2016 into hillary clinton and weiner's lapt

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whitaker states, approves the tax rate for fiscal year 2020-2021, and mr. whitaker summarized the 1.8-cent increase in the property tax rate per $100 of assessed value for all taxing entities in the year. we show on page 4 of our report, we get the detail on the taxing entity and on page 5 of our report we show the increase in the rate to a property tax -- of a residence owner assessed at $590,000. and we estimate based on that increase to be $66 specifically. we recommend approval. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any comments or questions. open it up for the public queue. >> clerk: yes, madam chair. operations, please let us know that there are callers that are ready. if you have not done so, please press star, 3 to be added to the queue. wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted. let us know if there's any callers for item number 1. >> madam chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment for item one is closed. i make a motion to move to the board with a positive recommendation. could i please have a roll ca

matt whitaker, it's great to have you, sir.ing talk two curt tucker kurt tucker carlson about the case. >> one of the rioters was right over him with a glock, the other one was attempting in both of them were attempting to disarm him, to take his ar 15. he was successful in being able to fight that off, he had no choice. >> what about self-defense? >> self-defense is a defense in wisconsin under wisconsin law. he is going to have to show that he had a reasonable belief that he was under imminent danger of either death, or grave bodily injury. that's a high bar. we haven't seen all the facts i'm sure there's more videos, more eyewitness statements that the police are going together, but i would expect when this is all said and done, he will be able to make that defense that he was acting in self-defense, but ultimately it will be up to a jury to decide whether or not that is going to beat these murder charges that he's facing. >> npr is going after president trump. president trump declined to of the 17 -year-old shooter of three

we have matthew whitaker. your thoughts, sir?are really getting out of control and they're criminal. what do you think? >> liz, first of all, glad to be with you, tonight. what i think john ratcliffe is telling us something very important, and that is, there are members of both the intelligence community and possibly members of congress that are criminal leakers and this is not only un-american but it is really disgusting. these intelligence leaks that really don't allow the federal government to function the way it should. that it is done instead of to improve legislation, improve our republic, it is used to damage individuals politically, especially the president of the united states. so i think, i'm happy to hear that these referrals have been made for investigation and i'm, i hope that we can hold people accountable and prosecute some folks for leaking classified information. elizabeth: democrats nancy pelosi and adam schiff say they are outraged by the pause on the briefings, the individual personal briefings by dni ratcliff

i'm going to ask my guests to stand by, matt whitaker.press briefing with the second dough my press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, has begun. let's watch together. >> secretary mcenany: the president was happy to get this thing going, and now you will have players in maryland, new jersey, pennsylvania, wisconsin, ohio, iowa, indiana, illinois, minnesota, mississippi, and nebraska who will now have access to football, which is very good to see. transitioning to a much more somber topic, and one that is very important to the president, i want to talk a little bit about our police officers. 14 months ago, two deputies with the los angeles police department were sworn in to protect and serve their communities. this past saturday, these two deputies were ambushed. while sitting in their patrol car in compton, california, a suspect approach the passenger side window, took aim, and fired multiple shots at point-blank range into the patrol car. "i have been shot, send help," begged one of the deputies over 911. this was a cowardly, brazen, and unpr

this time of year and also in the north bay you see in these areas right near la the need is so whitaker also the fairfax that will be careful fire danger is going to be running high over the mountain tops with some gusty winds this weekend out there right now looking good a nice evening, a beautiful friday evening in the bay area tomorrow we start to heat things up as high as a 105 in concord and limb or maybe 100 in morgan hill and a 105 in going to be hot. that is hi. thank you lawrence for your money tonight now unemployment scams during the pandemic continue to increase the latest. >>seen among some california homeowner yanez prompting calls for an emergency audit of the state's employment development department kron 4 sanaz tahernia has more on what all these homeowners have in common. a number of california residents say they've been getting unsolicited letters from the edd in their mailboxes some containing debit cards. >>they say the stacks of mail they've been receiving from the edd are addressed to other people. one man says he received 40 letters. another says he received a 1

attorney mat whitaker, thank you so much for being here., we should point out what took place that night in breonna taylor's apartment as well. >> yeah, maria, thanks for having me on. you don't want to see an american city go through this type of chaos. we can't have vigilantes on the streets trying to instill their own form of justice. i thought daniel cameron, the attorney general for kentucky did a really good job explaining as best he could based on ethical restrictions what the facts were of the case. they were different from, i think, what a lot of people believe the facts were or had been told by the media and this is very tragic death of breonna taylor and obviously the law can only do so much in this case and i would remind people that if they don't like the law, their elected officials can change the law to apply to cases like this and if they don't like the way the elected officials apply the law, then obviously they can vote differently in order to change that as well, so the people continue to be in power in all these types of

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since barr replaced the unqualified acting attorney general matthew whitaker in 2019, he has done nothingrr will ask which line would you like me to cross today? this is not how the rule of law in a functioning democracy works, and that should terrify every american citizen. joining me now, former u.s. attorney joyce vance. joyce is also an msnbc contributor and university of alabama law professor. i don't even know where to start with all of this. let's start with nora's resignation. she worked with john durham. we are hearing, we will know much more about her until yesterday probably nobody knew her name. but what we want to know is, why did she resign and is there pressure for -- coming from barr to john durham to release this so-called investigation into the russia investigation before the election? >> i think the short answer is that we don't know for certain yet. but nora dannehy, a long-time career law professor of john durham's had left the justice department and came back at his request and got involved in, as you point out, the so-called durham investigation, the investigation i

whitaker states, approves the tax rate for fiscal year 2020-2021, and mr. whitaker summarized the 1.8-cent increase in the property tax rate per $100 of assessed value for all taxing entities in the year. we show on page 4 of our report, we get the detail on the taxing entity and on page 5 of our report we show the increase in the rate to a property tax -- of a residence owner assessed at $590,000. and we estimate based on that increase to be $66 specifically. we recommend approval. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. any comments or questions. open it up for the public queue. >> clerk: yes, madam chair. operations, please let us know that there are callers that are ready. if you have not done so, please press star, 3 to be added to the queue. wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted. let us know if there's any callers for item number 1. >> madam chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment for item one is closed. i make a motion to move to the board with a positive recommendation. could i please have a roll ca

the only thing we're missing is forest whitaker in a mech suit telling us we have to find time crystals universe "schools are closed, the sky is orange, and tom brady is on the buccaneers we must reset the time line. the only upside of 2020 is there's a good chance the film adaptation will star jennifer lawrence and timothee chalamet. we could all use just a little -- just a little bit more chalamet also imagine finally re-emerging from six months of quarantine only to be told you have to go back inside for a different thing. "oh, is it covid surging again?" "um, no. it's not that. it's -- oof, oh, how do we put this the sky is on fire." more than 3 million acres have burned in california alone in oregon, than 40,000 people have been evacuated, and half a million are in potential danger zones. there is no doubt that thets han super charged by climate change. new res. l.a. county just set a new record temperature of 121 degrees. that's insane. scientists and experts have been clear that what we're seeing right now is the direct result of climate change. >> we just had two unprecedented h

here to react matt whitaker. thanks for come on this morning.he topic we anticipated discussing. your reaction to this happening? >> well, obviously, the first thing we need to do is, you know, my thoughts and prayers go to her family, you know, this is obviously an icon on the supreme court. someone that, whether you agree with her rulings or not, you understand how powerful of which she was. i think i agree with you earlier, which is, you know, we have to obviously take a minute to appreciate her legacy and what a warrior she was against cancer before we jump right into the politics. that is the nature of this town and what we deal with in today's hyper partisan situation. pete: yeah, it is. i think everyone is trying to be careful about understanding that legacy and recognizing it and here we are also with a senate 45 days white house controlled by a republican. when you look at lists and names, is there anything that jumps out at you as a replacement? >> well, there is some really impressive people on the list. i think, you know, one of the

a very good resource, resource for anybody who is interested in the -- [inaudible] in fact, when whitakerrs wrote to the publisher, henry regnery, that's why i want the book. solid research. they were the the great question mark during that period of mccarthyism but they completely disappeared when the arm tragedies came along. and -- arbitrages came along. and that proved to be a battlefield in which mccarthy -- [inaudible] c-span: we're going to be talking with mr. buckley until the bottom of the hour which is about 24 minutes away, and then it'll be open phones to you for two and a half hours as we try to work through all these books that you've published. here's one called up from liberalism. paperback here, but what was the purpose of this book when you originally wrote it? >> guest: that book was written in 1959, and what it attempted to do was to distill what i thought were the postulates of -- [inaudible] to the scrutiny of events and ask shouldn't we move up from liberalism in the direction of political realism and in the direction of policies that were more successful. c-span: f

on my shelf is a book by blake whitaker, jim whitaker's son the first american to climb everest and it's a memoir about lake whitaker growing up with his very famous father who was a first american to climb mount everest. that's my reading list for the rest of the summer. >> the china 2049 book, your district washington is pretty affected by trade with china. >> washington state is the most independent state in the country, about 47 jobs in the state china is one of the largest trading partners for washington state companies and the women and men who work at those companies. having a fairly good idea, fairly good look into that crystal ball of the future of the chinese economy has a direct impact on washington state, the washington state economy and the woman had been looking all jobs. >> do find yourself in congress sharing book ideas with your colleagues? >> not with all my colleagues but a few of them in a pretty avid mystery reader and there's one member in particular we trade book ideas and usually around which mystery we are reading lately and which mystery series we are reading la

scholars and i don't read a lot of books and with washington state in the home state as well and jim whitaker son who was the first american to climb mount everest. in the first want to climb mount everest. but that is restrictive it's trade right. >> it is where 40 percent of jobs are directly tied to trade but china is one of the largest trading partners and those that work at these companies. with the future of the chinese economy then on washington state economy than the men and women who work in these jobs. >> do you find yourself sharing book ideas with colleagues? >> not all of them but a few of them in one member particular what mystery series we are reading and that's right take my interest and share them. >> and those long flights from seattle to dc? >> people always ask wendy find time to read? five average across the country there is plenty of time to read. i can only watch so many recently released movies and so many netflix series or other streaming services. a good book and on paper not electronic version is still the way to go for me. >>host: tell us about the second district