organization, really, spent our entire career looking for koch linked and koch funded organizations,o together and figure out what's going on. >> i want to be clear here, this is not some sort of conspiracy, and astroturf, it's what political organizing looks like. there's some anger on the ground, there's a lot of focus on this in right wing media, and then these groups come in, particularly on the right, use dark money more often than not to essentially mold and shape and sustain and cultivate and push this agenda. it is interesting to me that this is where they have landed, on school boards, and not just with one issue but sort of a cross of variety of different issues. >> well, that's true. not everyone who is going to these school board meetings is a paid operative. now, some of them who are appearing on tv and presenting themselves as run of the mill parents are paid operatives, like the ones i learned of in the course of this reporting. there are parents genuinely concerned about critical race theory and other issues, whether or not that's accurate, but i think what this is re

the koch brothers, coal, oil and gas. and what terry anderson did for me in writing this was to declare, once and for all, that the american public lands was absolutely in the crosshairs of the wealthiest people in the worldas soon as they knew about them. hello, this is hal. and you follow that, and it just gets wilder and more improbable. i mean, like i said, i ain't the king of clout or nothin', but goddamn. thpreponderance of the evidence that i have discovered... there's an enormous well-heeled movement to take lands away from the american people to make vast sums of money for somebody and change our country forever. there are people in america who are ready to divest the public lands and enter whatever that uncertain future is. and all i want people to know is, before you enter that uncertain future, let's take a good look at what we have, how we got it, and what's at stake. when most people think of public lands, they usually think of national parks. but the vast majority of the public lands are not in parks. they'

recalled a trip that david amess, a devout catholic made to the vatican when apparently he brought a kochto his mouth at the same time and the postal decided this nub a serious object and decided to bless the sweet. unprizingly -- unsurprisingly, there was some anger being expressed about m.p. safety. ros: still to come, we'll turn to the u.s. state of georgia, where jury selection has begun in the trial of three white men accused of killing a black man ahmaud arbery, while he was out jogging last year. moment? rogues: now, russias shutting down its ditch lomatic mission to neto. earlier this month if weste military alliance expelled eight rushings. relations between russia and nateo detear rated for a number of years. really since moscow annexed crimea from ukraine in 2019. here's more. >> next month the russians will be withdrawing accreditation from the military liaison and information offices in molls cope so they will have to pack up and go home. but also, russia will be sus suspending activities of his mission at nameo. so they will be packing up and going home. and they say if name

goldman sachs, koch, vaccination will have a positive impact on employment and help people go back to work. moody's and wall street, vaccination means fewer infections, hospitalizations, and deaths. in turn, it means a stronger economy. one economist called vaccine requirements the single most powerful -- he did not say single -- the most powerful economic stimulus ever enacted. the third point i would like to make, reports show that vaccination requirements have broad public support. yes, some object very strenuously and some are making the political statement out of this issue. but a strong bipartisan majority of americans support vaccinations. they know it is not about politics, about life and death. that's what it is about, looking out for one another. it's about being patriotic, doing the right thing. vaccination requirements work and there's nothing new about them. they have been around for decades. we have been living with these requirements throughout our lives. students, health care requirements, our troops. the reason most people in america don't worry about polio, measles,

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change, which is included in this bill, it's something that he can use when he gets the glasgow for koch 20 sakes and say, look, the united states might be the world's 2nd biggest polluter. but we're actually taking concrete action and climate change and others need to follow along and a lot riding on this planning past. thanks for the update alan fish life for us in washington dc. the u. k says, thread spy, france to block british boats from its ports are a breach of international law. it's the latest escalation in a dispute linked to a post breakfast fishing agreement. the comments come off to france, say to british boat fishing in its waters without a license. piracy is threatening sanctions. if the u. k doesn't grow more licenses to french fishermen, you can waters, the british government says any sanction would be mask with the appropriate retaliation. it is very disappointing to see the comments that came from france yesterday. we believe these are disappointing and disproportionate and not what we'd expect from a close ally and partner the measures being threatened. do not appear

south africa. batsman quinton, to cock returns to the team on takes the ne before that t 20 while koch game against herancha. ah hello and welcome to the program. we begin in sudan where thousands of people are taking to the straits to protest against mondays, military code. major roads and sedans. capital have been closed, and a cybersecurity watchdog says the internet has been blocked. the u. s. and the un, no calling on sedans, military not to interfere with demonstrations. these alive pitches. at least 11 people were killed during protest. this wake activists have broadcast messages in mosques, urging people to continue their opposition to the military's take our no, my be not mine. and then what's log on, we want to topple the security committee and bring it down. we don't trust these people. this is not their 1st coup. we need the world to know that the sudanese people are living under oppression and are being beaten. our voices are not listened to because there is no coverage and there is no internet. there is nothing in the constitution that allows braun to dissolve the governm

earlier, a polish koch willing challenge the supremacy the law in the country and to sentence reports from the calmness of the european union's court of justice in luxembourg comes what amounts to a bombshell in this crisis involving poland and the you? the text is brief, e c. j, vice president orders poland to pay a fine of 1000000 euros a day because it's failed to suspend a disciplinary chamber of its supreme court. that order was made in july in a country where the vast majority of people support membership of the european union. it's government has been defying legal reforms ordered by the u. poland stands accused by brussels of political interference with a new disciplinary system for judges. polish judges of declare that some e u. laws clash with their constitution. even before the latest action, the governing party of poland, accused the e. u. of blackmail. the $1200000.00 fine from brussels coincided with a harsh warning from belgium's prime minister, aimed at polish leaders. you're playing with fire when waging war with our european colleagues for internal political reasons.

. >> we moved to the koch pointer because i to see what else you are in charge of producing because thisual is one aspect lodz tell me what else goes on. >> the glove mascot, always something new up his sleeves. bobby dynamite, the train operator and the new dj station. >> reporter: massive american flag covering the outfield. is that under your direction? >> coordinator on the field for all activations, we are in constant communication. coordinating all those elements, determining the outcome of the games that we can help them out and get the crowds going giving that energy at the moment they needed. and nothing else. >> nothing like it. you watch the game and when you are watching it you don't realize how much effort goes into it. when i cover the world series a few years ago when it was the astros of the nationals i did behind-the-scenes with fox sports to show how they put the production from the game on to your tv and you'd be surprised how many cameras there are on the field itself and it is so fascinating to see and how quickly they cut those replays. >> we are watching will's pie

havens in delaware and south dakota, the people exploiting cheap illegal immigrant labor, like the kochsthem to target conservative groups. go ahead. >> tucker: now, please come you keep going. i'm just nodding in agreement >> the funny thing is the irs actually apologized for that in 2017 but now biden is turning the guns again on the little guy and allowing the most powerful and corrupt players to slide and of course they went, they are in his administration but the irs is actually just one head on this monster. attorney general merrick garland has recently instructed the fbi to investigate threats. threats of parents protesting the teaching of critical race theory in public school. in other words, if you don't want your tax dollars to go towards indoctrinating your children into white guilt, you might get flagged as a terrorist threat by the fbi. the federal government has secretly ordered google and other search engines to track and provide data on anyone using certain search terms through so-called keyword warrants. biden has effectively declared war on privacy in middle america. >>

neil: that is koch brothers good. >> he might be rivaling charles koch in terms of contributions to rights. what gop views source are telling me, operatives in washington there is movement afoot by elizabeth warrens, by the gary genslers, essentially try to neuter his empire and essentially go after him because he is this big guy in terms of republican causes and -- neil: you don't think they would if he were on the other side? >> they're saying if you look at some inquiries going on right now, this whole notion payment for order flow is some sort of a scam, these things that his citadel does, it makes no sense. they will tell you other than it is ken griffin doing it. if you remember he went before congress and warren gave him a hard time on these things. gensler is now, gary gensler, sec chief is doing major inquiry to the meme stock stuff any conflicts of interest involving citadel's role in it. they buy the order flow from robinhood, right, so robinhood can charge zero commissions. gensler hate this is practice. i don't know why. it works. people trade cheaply on it. he may outlaw the

down okay that's coming back they have a manager i rarely ever met any who can hold his jacket and kochphenomenal and let me tell you something, he's done a great job and it will start to show itself. >> all right that was nelson peltz with us last week speaking about general electric the company reported an eps beat and a revenue miss all right, steph you've been the biggest supporter of this stock on this show what do you say now? >> i thought it was a very solid quarter. earnings beat, as you mentioned and led by power and aviation. aviation orders grew 70% year over year. that's incredible. total revenue organically grew 10%. the biggest thing i look at with this company and boeing is free cash flow ask they came in at $1.7 billion versus 1 billion expect eggs and i think some of that supply chain and will be 350 basis points and that's remarkable for a company like ge he's doing a great job i like the story >> okay. then there's ups, degas which beat stocks up nicely today. i thought one of the best lines of the entire day came from jim cramer earlier when he said of the ups earnin

that's all very koch. i love that so much.has gone viral. >> and their phones have been ringing off the hook ever since people wanting to hear their story right. hanks a bay area native. and we just love. and next today. >> the warriors get another big lift from their bench as they try remain unbeaten tonight in oklahom >> ports in southern california. think money can be a motivator to eliminate the logjams in los angeles and long beach. ellis is a big long jazz, too. so they want to find the shipping companies that are leaving the big containers at the terminals for too long. reporter lauren lister explains how it might work. >> ever seen anything like this. no, not the 20 years i've been robert kapp was a longshoreman at the ports of los angeles and long beach working more than ever. he says, to help unload cargo from ships during an unprecedented surge. we're working day and night trying to move cargo for the world. but 10's of thousands of cargo containers of been stacking up. and now to help get goods moving the ports of

because you're right, west virginia is a poor state and depending on oil companies, companies like the kochs have influence. do we need to root out the influence and get it out of politics all together, something like in the voting reform bill that died? >> without any question the campaign financing is the root of all evidence in the congress. it's very, very bad. we start with the nuts of being very civil majority to get rid of the filibuster is nothing that has barack obama sent at john lewis' funeral is part of the leftovers from the days of the slave holders. you got to get rid of it. it's very, very bad. >> absolutely. i'm going to ask you to hold on senator reid because i want to bring in congresswoman jie ya paul. we were hitting for her to come through. i want to bring you into this discussion congresswoman. can you give us updates? where do we stand as of now? >> joy, the really wonderful thing is the president also affirmed the need to do both bills together and made it clear that where we are is that we will not be able to do the infrastructure bill without the reconciliation bi

you have beverages, they have a tougher time >> fair enough by the way, boston beer's founder jim koch about the trends and more on a cnbc exclusive at 3:00 p.m. eastern time in the last minute we have here, i want do squeeze in a mention of the second day now that we are seeing speculative moves dwac is up another 130% today, has been halted multiple times it quadrupled yesterday, one of the top trending tickers on reddit's advertising bets. phunware is going parabolic as well, soaring 1,000% before pulling back trump is expected to roll out a beta version of a new social media. it was said if you want to support trump there's better ways to dot. you have to be really careful with some of the stocks the way they're trading. >> you know, it was -- when i was first in this business, kelly, i was a very active day trader i did my first day trade a couple of years making money in this thing it has been wild i have never seen price action like this. i contracted a friend who is an active gambler and said what are the odds that trump wins the election after this and he said they went down h

i wonder if you need private security to get kids in school because of the proud boys and the koch brothers claim putting masks on kids are causing them harm and dumbing these people down more even though they know better. it is dangerous, liz, not just stupid. >> joy, i saw a woman holding up a sign that said i will not mask my unborn child, and i'm like ma'am, you're wearing pants. you're wearing pants. so i don't even know at this point -- harvard has a lower the bar exam at this point in law school. it's all so absurd and i just try to figure out, like, i think it started, jason, you got a sweat pant -- when people just stopped getting dressed and wearing sweat pants in public, i'm not going to do it anymore. i'm not going to put on clothes. we started devolving when we actually just wanted to literally live and do the least and when i look at these people, i'm like you're so mad that someone is actually requiring something of you to be part of a community. don't live -- go live in a weird ted kaczynski hut if you don't want to live among us. >> i miss you. the serious side of this is t

things worth trying but the main line democratic party and again, this goes back to our old friends joe kochnecessary. jones has a bill that's been supported in the senate by tina smith and ed markey. there are democrats on the right side of this but far too many of them are trying to go and hug lindsey graham instead of fighting lindsey graham for control of the third branch of glove. >> melissa, polls don't mean everything but right now, these are different polls but, you know, the supreme court is polling below the president somewhere just above congress. if they lose the legitimacy that is typically come to the court because it is seen as the non-partisan, the sort of just out of politics branch of government, let's just say that people start to think you know what? that's bullbullshit. they are politicians doing what lindsey graham is doing. what practical legitimacy would they have? what then? >> all the court has is a legitima legitimacy. it's unlike congress and doesn't have the power of the southward. the only thing it has to make us the public compile with its orders, its decisions

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but imagine what about brent koch would've -- about the history of mr.he man was evaluated ten years previously by a board certified psychiatrist. who found that he was a danger, and a continuing change or to the public, and apparently that warning was not listened to. i was shocked. >> coming up, who was john gardner really? good friend. john go or sinister offender. >> this was a man who started out being violent. >> two very different pictures come into focus. >> when dateline continues. when dateline continues hi everyone i'm khloe and i'm hosting america's first ever candy crush all stars tournament! [ gasps ] sweet! everyone can play and anyone can win. come and get it america. may the best crusher win! join the tournament now in candy crush! now, we all know progressive offers 24/7 protection, but we also bundle outdoor vehicles with home and auto to help people save more! [ laughs ] ♪♪ [ humming ] [ door creaks ] oh. [ soft music playing ] what are you all doing in my daydream? it's better than that presentation. a lot better. you know, whether i

closed testimony last week, he was sitting on the koch and he didn't really care what general miller's opinion was. that's the type of thought process we put into decisions that are made at the department of defense. i think we all need to acknowledge and recognize it. al qaeda is not gone. i hope we will make that clear to the president. and we will have to have additional discussions about over the horizon as things develop in the upcoming months. thank you. >> let me recognize senator gillibrand. >> in continuing on my line of questioning from the first round, secretary austin, general milley, are you aware of any internal audits being conducted within the department of defense on the execution of the war over the last 20 years? >> i am not other than the aar activity. >> what's that? >> after action review. >> what will make up that review? >> we'll focus on the things that occurred as part of this latest operation. i think your initial question was it z this a review of the last 20 years, and the answer to that is no. >> do you think a review of broad scope would be useful to the

i was really fortunate to serve under mayor ed koch who taught me about politics also. i had some great mentors along the way. very, very fair even though i was the only republican. and gave me access to his staff, his teams. so i had to grow up fast in terms of that, right, because you would have a debate on the floor over something president reagan would say. one democrat would start and i would have to stand up and defend him. another democrat, i would have to stand up and defend. you got a great opportunity to hone your debating skills because there was no one else there to do it. the issues that you handle in new york city government, as much as it was great and it was a thrill, it didn't carry, i guess, the national and international, of course, importance of being in the united states congress. i was privileged to serve for at least my first year under george bush xli and really get to sit at another master who had such respect for members of congress. we were in and out of the white house all the time negotiating things like a civil rights bill, transportation b

a lot because of lobbying efforts by the koch brothers but the cities not only are becoming extremely congested with traffic, with the air pollution that comes from the traffic, but they're becoming a city of highways, it seems like the more people that move down, they want to build highways. the city of orlando is basically under this mass conglomeration of highways. the more people that move down, the more highways they build. when you say mass transit, you can think of two things. you can think on a national level where people go from city to city and you can think within the city. i am assuming that this bill -- the mass transit part of it refers to both, but i am curious as to the comments on that. but there is one more comment i'd like to say. observing it seems like the republicans and democrats here in the house and in the senate, that their top priority is to make sure that the other side doesn't get a success and in the meantime these very, very important bills that could be passed, that could be put into action are left sitting on the table. thank you. host: we will start w