that's going to be lousy.er to be a meteorologist for mike you have to learn three words you say all the time. probably, possibly, maybe. all right let's look at this map, now you know what to do and what it means, give a little forecast for us. kennedy: this is lousy, oliver here, florida, governor jeff santos wants to kill people with the weather and there's nothing we can do about it. maura lago, john. tampa, strippers, you dance for your last nichols. [laughter] and scene. let's dance. >> all right, okay let's do it. here we go, i liked what we are doing earlier but yeah. i can teach you some moves if you want. ♪♪ here we go. this is a good song. can you do this? one, two -- get it, girl. there you go. you can't always walk back to the signs up. kennedy: you can. this is like rocket stuff. [laughter] >> then you can just -- there you go. hey, now. kennedy: i left it. >> was this -- that went well. kennedy: is is the best day of your life? >> you manage to work these words into your forecast. [laughter] ken

we just have, you know, lousy wages, lousy work conditions, lousy hours.e people, you know, may in the end decide that they can't afford not to take these jobs but a fair number of people seem to have decided that sacrificing some of that income or at least stepping out, you know, not everybody who quits is becoming unemployed, is going -- is becoming idle. many people are quitting for better jobs. they're just saying that some jobs, particularly sort of jobs in leisure and hospitality, jobs in restaurants, have been so awful that people have reconsidered in the face of the dramatic events of the past year and a half and now they're mad as hell and they're not going to take it anymore. >> so, i want to expand a little bit on kind of the speculation that you just put out there from your piece. because i think it puts it quite well. and you say it's only speculation but it seems quite possible the pandemic by upending more americans' lives also caused some of them to reconsider their life choices. not everybody can afford to quit a hated job but a significan

the guy in the lousy jacket makes a good point.does that make jon stewart a racist? i think somehow defending trump, he is now a racist. >> he is six years late because they ran through all the trump jokes in 2015 so where is he now? this is his way of indirectly trying to distance himself from the guy who is hosting his old show, stephen colbert who was profoundly unfunny so he's definitely talking about the media, talking about the unfunny hacks who now occupy the space that he is used to like the dancing. >> greg: you know, i think he is trying to hone in on my turf. i don't like it one bit. >> has there been a less graceful vivid the intellectual than jon stewart? there's nothing accidental about that shot. there's a reason why he's wearing a t-shirt and looking like he is mailing it in looking off-camera at his phone, trying to show so hard how much that he is more intellectually above the conversations that are being had but he's just not part of the conversation anymore. he's right in the sense of its more now. that flips ov

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paul: a related reason for quitting -- lousy employer treatment for lousy pay.made $12.50 an hour as a commercial cleaner in ohio. >> any time i haa family emergency, i was treated horribly. for example, my husband passed away in 2015 and i called and said i needed a week off and they told me how inconvenient it was and that it wasn't going to work out. it was just years and years of abuse and mistreatment. paul: the shutdown was the last straw. >> i had no backup work, nothing. my hours were cut in half. i felt this was really unfair to me. i'd been working really hard for these people, sacrificing, and i quit. paul: oscar garcia was a teacher in el paso, texas. teaching online pushed him over the edge too. >> you spend less time teaching in the room and more time documenting contacts with parents, helping students, technical issues, and then hybrid, it became worse because you are now in the room with some students, but some students are still at home. i was so tired and you're going to hear that a lot from teachers how exhausting it is. paul: for chicago-area

barack obama did a lousy job of it. have never seen it as a president like joe biden, that just absolutely refuses to do it, just defies federal law full-scale, and you know, let's take a community like del rio, we have been talking a lot about deli real a lot lately. i was there a couple weeks ago. del rio is a small town, the population of del rio is about 35,000. in one day, there were over 15,000 illegal immigrants, mostly from haiti, one day come under the bridge there in del rio. that is nearly half the population of the city, and i have to say come in response to my bill today, it has been fun seeing democrats pull their hair out and explain why it is a terrible bill. the governor of rhode island said "well, i can't say anything nice about this bill at all, all i can do is insulted, i responded to the governor, gosh, it seems to me you can only say 1 of 2 things. you can either say "sure, we would love to see 2 million illegal immigrants in rhode island. number to come if that is a bad thing, "gosh, maybe joe bid

earnings or one quarter's lousy guidance so i would wait for a recovery from an oversold condition,ou're not hearing me pound the table on this. >> for sure. i have you at aicm that's the new acronym for your firm that's all in capital management, so we're going to go with that. >> pete, do you see activity in starbucks? >> yeah. there's a little bit of activity, scott. when the stock was getting hammered it was trading at 104 and they were reaching out buying the november 107 calls. so about 4,000 of those trading. i will say this, not as much activity as you might expect on the day that the stock is punished 6%, 7%, 8% to the downside and usually we'll see more activity because they're more concerned about that down side or looking for an oversold and looking for an upside. we're just not seeing a whole lot other than what i'm seeing here which is november, looking for a turn, not a huge, sharp turn, but with the stock at 104. i'll tell you what i still wonder about the growth factors for the company right now given the fact that the backdrop and what's going on in china as well a

explained it dealt with lousy weather and during periods of irregular operations, involuntary deniedings may occur in rare circumstances as remaining flights are overbooked. during that same period, other airlines bumped people, too, not as many. hawaiian, allege yant and delta didn't bump anybody. new airline software might do away with it eventually. >> there are things you can do. >> reporter: some contracts say use check-in time to pick who is not going. last to check in, first to kick off. get boarding pass early, 24 hours before flight. >> set alert for check-in. >> reporter: some bump whoever is late to the gate. don't push the clock. >> get to the gate early and be ready to board when the flight is ready. >> reporter: wondered if insurance which airlines sell aggressively will cover you if bumped. >> this is tricky one. >> reporter: at insure my trip looked it up, it's neither included or excluded, it's a total crap shoot. >> interesting question, wish there was straightforward yes answer, there's not. >> one last note who gets kicked off. fare matters. low fare passengers ge

bannon's lousy arguments plus trump's lousy arguments, zero plus zero is zero. that is not going to slow the judge down but any -- but the same would be true of any of the mainstream judges. you know, they need to move this along. this cannot be delay as we sometimes saw during the trump years. the stakes are too important and this committee understanding what caused the insurrection so that we can prevent another one from going on, particularly with the big lie continuing. that causes these terrible events. >> and, gloria, of course, the vote tonight coming and we are going to see it live but, you know, coming in prime time when you are going to hear chairman thompson and vice chair cheney speak. you know, it's a big moment for the committee, right? we are going to see them all. we are going to see them cast their votes, and we're going to hear thompson and cheney speak live. this is -- there is a lot at stake here for them. >> there is. there is a tremendous amount at stake because, yes, it's about steve bannon and what steve bannon knew, and who he spoke to a

southwest explained that it dealt with lousy weather this summer. during periods of irregular operations when flights are cancelled, involuntary denied boardings may occur in circumstances as remaining flights become overbooked. during that same stormy period, other airlines bumped people too, just not nearly as many as southwest. in fact three carriers, hawaiian, allegiant and delta didn't bump anyone. delta told us overselling is a practice we selectively employ. new airline software might do away with bumping eventually. well, we want to protect your seat now. >> there are things you can do. >> reporter: some airline contracts say they can use check-in time to pick who's not going. last to check in, first kicked off. so get your boarding possible. usually 24 hours before your flight. >> set an alert for when your flight will open for check-in. >> reporter: some airlines bump whoever is late to the gate so don't push the clock. >> get to your gate early and be ready to board when the flight is ready to board. >> reporter: we wondered if travel ins

as you know, the seahawks coach pete carroll in fact called the turf out here lousy a couple of years ago. with the rain and wind, who knows what it will be like for both teams come sunday but we will be watching. again, because fans will be wanting to come out here, tickets in hand, this is your warning now that it will be a cold and rainy day on sunday, but it won't keep them away. >> just bring the rain gear. you are going to need it. thank you. >>> we have you covered is the atmospheric river gets set to slam the bay area. complete coverage through the weekend on cbsn bay area, and kpix.com. we will have live radar and storm reports focused on as a storm moves through. >>> now to oakland, a retired police captain is recovering in the hospital tonight after a shootout with robbery suspects. oakland's police chief walked out of highland hospital about an hour ago after visiting retired captain ersie joyner. the chief says the motive appears to be robbery. investigators say it is unlikely the suspects new joyner when they robbed him at a gas station. joyner shot and killed one suspec

we're choosing between lousy and more lousy, and it's a question of which is more lousy, and i wonder joe manchin or to senator manchin and senator sinema, to their face? >> not yet, because i'm really focused on making sure we get paid leave and affordable day care and other really high priorities in this package across the finish line, so i have sat down with both senator sinema and senator manchin many times over the past week to talk to them about these ideas and why protecting families and keeping workers working really matters. i've also met with the white house twice about it, and this is the most urgent thing we could do right now to help certainly our national economy but also families who want to provide for their kids and want to stay at work but need the flexibility to be there during an emergency, whether it's an ill or dying family member or a new baby or kids being sent home from school. so, my focus right now is paid leave, affordable day care, universal pre-k, the things that i know will help the economy, and i think the process of going through, trying to get republi

ronnie's what lousy lauren has a show of strength after the rally is on monday by the anti government protesters. the government, which has been in office the less than a year, has called on its support, is right across bolivian society to really show their numbers to bolster their authority as officers herself, the less than a year in office. and to show they mean business about trying to get this law through the bolivian parliament, it's already passed through the lower house. the government is suspended, sending it to the upper house while it seeks further consultations. and he's asking the anti government protest why they're out on the streets, if they're willing to negotiate with them, to really is a case over showing their numbers to try to stifle these anti government protests. the anti government protesters have said that if the government doesn't suspend this law within the next 3 days, they're going to be out on the streets again within 3 days with a 48 hour stoppage. so really it's all about now. the show is showing of numbers just to show you know, who, who is the stronges

the toots looked lousy in winning. jonathan: i watched season one for you. futures down 12 this monday morning. good morning to you all. futures down 0.25%. we are unchanged on tens. going into payrolls friday. euro-dollar 1.1609. stronger euro in the mix. lisa: there is not a lot of drama today. the nature of the ongoing concern of what happened earlier of the idea of slower growth and higher prices is weighing on markets. we are looking at supply chain disruptions. today, we get u.s. factory orders. i am curious to see when you dig into the numbers what you get in terms of people ramping up orders as well as how long they have to wait to get those goods. today, we are getting a speech from the u.s. trade representative on the china strategy. it sounds like the u.s. is going to crackdown on china for not meeting some of its phase one trade goals. they are kind of stuck between a rock and hard place. they need the goods. how do you work with china in its new regime where people are not willing to wait in america for what they want to buy? president biden is

they did a lousy job with me. that's something most americans could agree on. >> sean: no. [laughing]. you were great at the presidential debate. maybe a make over on the beard. the jury is still out. >> you don't need a make over at wall. >> thank you. the truth is these kids ought to get oscars for theiracing. -- acting. they pretended they were interested in what cackling kamala harris had to say. something we need to recognize about this ridiculous video and she is trying to be public. she's been invisible. like joe biden they are both better when they are in the basement. it's when they come out of the closet. come out of the basement. come out of the darkness. when we see who they really are. people say she's just got a lot of gaffes. these are not gaffes. a gaffe is when a politician tells the truth. i am like a lot of americans who feel like with joe and kamala harris in the front seat of the car, honestly, i am like a back seat passenger in a car driven by thelma and luise off the cliff. >> sean: that might be the line of the night. i think the president and the vi

the fourth quarter guide was lousy, no other word to describe it it would make sense to see it trade down to the september top which was 605 or 606 that would be the healthiest thing for the stock. we talked about it last night and i will stick by that >> there has been a lot of talk about squid game we have given viewers the squid game for dummies version if you haven't watched it but it was released at the end of september the benefit of added subscribers, we may not see it until next quarter or the quarter afterwards >> it's up sequentially nearly 100% i would mention this i saw the movie in the theaters. i am going to see dune this weekend. i am going to see a lot of movies that we only have so much time to watch some of this stuff. as some of these shows move away from this hybrid model of release, i think you will see starts and you may see some softness. this massive move up 13% in the last month or so anticipates a lot of good news and for some of these companies not in the crosshairs of some of these bottlenecks as relates to supply chains, we are going to see plumpiness and

. >>> the football game is lousy, anyway, tonight, so it's good for you to watch the next two things.ing to change your disposition. have you seen this video coming out of florida, this epic showdown between a man and an alligator. of course, like all good things in america these days, his buddy decides to just video it with his phone than help the guy, but he is taking on the alligator with the trash can. he has never done this before. he knows nothing about alligators. he's not even from florida, he's from north philly. his kids were playing outside this week, they heard hissing, realized it was the gator. he springs into action. there is his boy right there with the cell phone. like he couldn't help. he even uses the lid as a trap door on this. and it works. amazing. then he lifts it up. what else do you need to see to make this man someone you absolutely call whenever anything happens in your life that needs help? he then -- this is the even more beautiful part. what do you think he does with the alligator? look what he does. you would be thinking kill it or call the cops, you kno

even if the trump allying there have lousy arguments, as i think they do, the courts move slowly. said, they don't have all day. the congressional elections are almost, you know, just a little more than a year away. the delay of going to court will serve to interfere with the committee's investigations and stop this testimony, even if they're wrong on the law. >> walsh us through how it will work, jeffrey, if the committee decides to charge them with criminal contempt. well, first of all, that is a process that the committee has to go through. that takes a certain amount of time. at that point it gets referred to the justice department. the justice department has to decide whether to go forward with an actual proceeding against these four witnesses. in the meantime, these four witnesses and any other witnesses who don't want to respond, can filed motions to quash subpoenas. think about this, the house judiciary committee subpoenaed don mcgahn, the white house counsel for president trump. the litigation over that subpoena too two years before there was a silts -- settlement. it was

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when your kid or you feel lousy in the morning, you can test yourself at home. if you're positive, you don't go to work or if your child is positive, they don't go to school. better to test people right at the beginning of the illness before they have the ability to infect more. it should be ubiquitous. we should have them in the country. now, we have tests that you can buy at cvs. >> but i just was at cvs yesterday and they were out. >> sold out. right. if they're not available, it doesn't help. >> appointments were not available. i thought, okay, i'll try somewhere else. >> it's going to be more important in the cold and flu season. as we're less masked than a year ago, we're going to see more flu. last year we had less flu because there was so much social distancing and mask wearing. it should be easier to test. >> that brings me to my next question. you have the approaching colder weather coming, the holidays where more people are going to be gathering indoors. of course, that raises the threat of localized outbreaks this winter. what do you think this upcom

but are parents trying to get to the bottom of the lousy education?more of a national threat than china, russia, and iran combined. school board and the law want you to think that parental concern is now a domestic terror threat. that's right, a mom yelling at school board members at a public meeting is the same as her blowing up a school. demanding quality schools is now like crashing a plane into the pentagon. they've taken the most necessary debates one could have and recasted it to the perfect left wing fantasy. heroic educators -- go" are the dads. right after the national school board letter demanded help from the white house. first, can you imagine asking joe biden for help on anything? other than how to use metamucil. did you not see the kabul airport evacuation? asking joe for help is like asking ted bundy for a ride home. it was either that or ted kennedy, i couldn't make up my mind. thank you. now, they may be unsavory incidents, but when it comes to getting between a dad and his kid who you've labeled as racist because of his race, that ca

he warned the new program won't be as funny as the daily show, he's getting lousy reviews.veterans who haven't been able to get healthcare after being exposed to toxic chemicals. >> burn pits. burn pits. we did that to ourselves. and as these smoldering ashtrays of freedom burned, they released a bouquet of carcinogens and it has had devastating consequences for the people who served. howie: he chatted with ailing veterans, interviewed the va secretary. knows 45 minutes of this sober stuff doesn't have mass appeal, and he's right. crew saiding rather than -- crusading rather than comedy is a tough sell. i'm howard kurtz. i hope you like our facebook page. you can continue the conversation on twitter. you might want to check out my podcast. i'm out of time. we're back here sunday. you know the time. we'll see you then with the latest buzz. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> wom

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might be trying to control the tempo but it is notable that he has yet to answer questions on the lousybers in september, rising inflation, and the supply chain crisis. so maybe he is heading ground rules but as we noted, his approval numbers are at the lowest point of his presidency. >> shannon: and peter doocy -- they are not going to stop asking. thank you so much. we have exclusive new video from south texas tonight. our team and vetted with texas state troopers as they carried out missions targeting human smuggling and other criminal activity. here is bill melugin with the images he will not see anywhere else. >> a shocking scene in texas monday afternoon as we witnessed dozens of illegal immigrants hiding inside of a train car in which they had been hitching a ride in the blistering heat. while embedded with texas dps, we watched as troopers pulled the migrants out one by one. all of them single adult men who had been hoping to use the train to get further into the u.s. 23 men were pulled out in total. and their demeanor changed noticeably when texas troopers told them they would

abysmal and showing people don't want to work, gloom and doom, all because the top line number was a lousym reading and seeing dismal, gloom, and doom. people don't want to work. the government doesn

a personal one-to-one basis, you hope doctors are decent human beings, although a lot of them have lousyeing if anybody says would you please meet on a mask, we're meeting in my office and this is what i like in my office. i get trying to raise his profile and be a household name and go on a speaking circuit one day when there are such things again but it just seems kind of pathetic to me. >> i agree with you. and that was really what made me so upset and why you knew i had to to tell the story. nobody would have known if he wore a massk in my office. our governor today came out and defended him -- >> of course. >> didn't say one word about high cancer and, by the way, his wife also has breast cancer, didn't even mention my name. he couldn't even call me the senator. he just said "they" and he was talking about how the surgeon general offered other options, which is going outside or in the hallway instead of wearing a simple piece of fabric over your mouth. the senators have to confirm him. >> you've been receiving death threats. do you think it's part and parcel of the larger problem of

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they're patting you on the back for a lousy back and the reason it's lousy for one simple reason. you took the initiative on your own without anybody twisting your arm to promote [indiscernible] on christmas eve. you thought nobody would see it. i got the e-mail you sent to the p.u.c. through one of my contacts in less than 10 minutes. now, [indiscernible] and dwayne jones and the other hopefully soon to be arrested that sits on the board of supervisors, that's a little clowns that sit in their own little sphere and according to masut and people have heard them how they fix contracts and limit who can get the notification of the contracts and i quote on behalf of masut you promoted i decide which anything nigger i put on the contracts. this is you, michael and this is the p.u.c. these are the clowns ruining the city for years and years. so i do want to congratulate you. i hope you never show your fucking face again in the city. >> you manage to violate every request we made for civil discourse and a for one do not appreciate that. [please stand by] . . . >> caller: there are few p

and we're starting to turn on it, which made sense it was a lousy jobs report and there's a lot of issuesfinitely are sewing some soft spots with regard to the economy. mostly due to supply chain issues if you look at boone yields on top of uk yields for your ten-year, you'll see they're both at 29-month high yields minus ten basis points in bunds and approaching gilds and as rates go higher is benefitting as it's now hovering at a one-year high. tyler, back to you >> thank you very much when we continue, a power player we will speak with fertitta entertainment's chairman and houston rocket's owner, tilman fertitta just as business was returning obmsormal, there's a new set of prle he will weigh in on all of this and more we'll be right back. - [narrator] introducing the grubhub guarantee: our promise to deliver the food you love on time, and give you the lowest price, or you'll get $5 off your next order. somebody in there? [ scream ] micheal myers is still alive. tonight, our family will kill him. i want to take his mask off and see the life leave his eyes. [ sigh ] not gonna happen. th

it takes like those lousy rice cakes i eat. it's good for the rest of us how about steel, there are more bears who have been prowling around nucor arguing they've seen peak pricing. nucor did miss estimates and those estimates were set not that long ago, and that gave the bears the evidence they needed to call top, and it's why the stock got slammed. we told club members we don't think that we think it's an opportunity, but i see when people say that the steel cycle has run its course when nucor misses its numbers. let's say there is a peak in chemicals. i think there may be let's say there's a peak in steel. i don't think so, but the market says i'm wrong one more, that's the biggest of all, the semiconductor shortage. total horror show, right how have the basic semis been doing? you listen to the semiconductor capital equipment makers, sure doesn't sound like the shortage is going to last forever a i asml gave you a sense business is on fire lamb embraced the midpoint of pretty much every range of estimates. so when you hear

have a little bit of luxury to wait and see, reevaluate, if they don't have to return to the same lousy jobs they had before, and you have this all over the country. in fact, to some extent it is related to more strike activity and the organized union sector of the economy. >> now, you tweeted this, ending the expanded unemployment benefits didn't get people back to work but living wages, paid leave, child care, good health care and the right to join a union would. some of that would be handled by the social safety net bill that the president talked about and we'll talk about that in a moment, but on the issue of wages, what do you tell the o owner of a medium sized business, under 100 employees, facing the higher cost of shipping, fuel, and here robert reich says there should be added cost of wages increase that as well. at some point, they say the incentive to operate this business becomes less attractive. to them you say what? >> the reality is that most of the cost factors that you mention, that is raw materials and shipping and everything else, those are temporary. those will be ov

nevada the week after the election saying that this case proved that the election in nevada was a lousy with voter fraud. surely this was one example, but surely, if there was this one clear case of a ballot being case -- cast by this woman who is dead, there must be hundreds, there must be thousands! the whole election in nevada must be thrown out. look at this one case. this is an exemplar of one must be many of these cases. now they held a very big press conference that was well attended by the media. now in the national media, over on fox news, and they went hog wild with it. >> so was there voter fraud last week? that is the question we have been working on since election night. we try to be careful and precise as we report this out. and moments like this in matters more than ever. the last thing that america needs right now is more damage. should we be more accurate? what we are about to tell you is accurate. it is not a theory, it happened and we can prove it. other news organizations could prove it to, they've simply chosen not to. the former elementary school teacher, according

how would you describe the economy as we look to turn from what was a pretty lousy quarter last quarter we're in a restrained recovery because of labor and supply chain constraints we're seeing inflation in the labor fropnt, low-end wage scales almost all of our customers comment about labor shortages and inability to hire. our job openings in the state of ohio, and this is generally true of the midwest, exceed the unemployment levels so we're in a catch-22 we've got momentum for recovery, great underlying fundamentals and yet we're constrained on supply chain and especially labor. >> would you say you have more cash than you can loan out >> i think the system does we'd love to lending another $8, $10 billion of loans so far the money supply growth has outstripped demand and part of that is, i believe, a function of the supply chain constraints. you just can't get vehicles produced in adequate numbers by the ems. that backs up in terms of supply chain. it's not just an auto industry issue. this is being felt in significant ways across many businesses. >> absolutely. i mentioned this a l

, and it's not really as much our failure to be able to predict threats, because we've always been lousyl be because there are so many way threats can arise. we can decrease our vulnerability to them, make ourselves stronger. if we look at covid-19, covid-19 was really not that big a threat. i mean, it was a known thing, yet we dropped the ball because internally the things we needed to do to be resilient we just didn't. >> another threat that we talked about is the threat from cyberattacks. we're seeing it every day practically from china and russia. again, you have an interesting point here discussing risk because you say the greater risk from cyberattacks is not so much if technological capabilities of a russia or china but our own weaknesses, how we would respond to them as a nation. i'll quote from you, you say, "if you turn off the electricity for 48 hours, we would see a tribal-like response of the kind we've only seen in zombie apocalypse mu vees." wow. i mean, that's remarkable to read. tell us why you believe it might play out that way if we were attacked in such a way? >> i th

be able to pick them up at post offices and schools, and this is the way when your kid or you feel lousy in the morning, you can test yourself at home, and you know something, if you're positive, you don't go to work. or if your child is positive, they don't go to school. better to test people right at the beginning of the illness before they have the ability to infect more. it should be ubiquitous. we should have them in the country. we have tests that you can buy at cvs. >> yeah, but they're -- i just was at cvs yesterday, they were out. they were out. >> it's not available. it doesn't help. >> and appointments were out at places. so i said okay, i'll try somewhere else. >> it's going to be more important as we get into the cold and flu season, since we are less masked than we were a year ago, we are going to see more of a flu season than we did last year where we had very little flu. we had so much social distancing and mask wearing, so it will be very important for us to be able it to test and weed out what's just an innocent cold versus breakthrough covid. >> that brings me to my ne

the country, these strikes as well as mass migration out of some companies and what some are calling lousyoday. stevie, what else is on your mind or list? >> you know, it's mostly the way that news anchors just, you know, don't use the language properly. they constantly referring to the judges that trump and mcconnell have installed as conservatives. they're not conservative. not by my gold order father's definition. you know, they're religious extremists, which is not what the original meaning of conservative. conservative meant mind your own business, you know. that's not what these judges are doing now. they're not -- they're violating separation of church and state. >> and you think the language the way that sometimes an old phrase or sentence just keeps getting reused launders or normalizes stuff that's changed or gotten extreme? >> that's right. they're not conservative judges but they're called that every day. mansion and cinema are not moderates but they are called that every day. we shouldn't ever use the word abortion. it's women's equal rights, women's rights not the word aborti

charlie: there's no evidence that the execution is lousy, just a lot of noise. and i'll tell you, its got people thinking this is political angle, that it's just because how many more republican s, you know, on wall street give them the type of money that ken griffin gives, the coke brothers one of them is dead, but coke industries, i mean, charles coke, he's on wall street and runs a private company. this is a big story inside washington. liz: yeah, there are other billionaires heavy on the democratic side, mark lazary charlie: why aren't they investigated and people looking at their business model by the way mark lazary does a ton of public printer fund money, i'm sure he manages a lot of public pension funds for democrats. liz: i'm not sure. charlie: i think he does. why isn't that being investigat ed by gary gensler? you know? do you have an answer for me? liz: no, i'm thinking i'm so stuck on kraken, and un leashing the kraken. charlie: don't you remember that kraken was that other thing that election stuff. liz: seattle already had the name before somebody

in nevada the week after the election, saying that this case proved that the election in nevada was lousy with voter fraud. sure, there was just this one example they had to talk about, but surely if there was this clear case of a ballot being cast and counted from this woman who was dead, then there must be hundreds, there must be thousands. the whole election in nevada must be thrown out for all the dead people voters. look at this one case, it is clearly an exemplar of what must be many, many, many of these cases. they held that big press conference, well attended and well covered in the media. in the national media on the fox news channel they went hog wild with it. >> so was there voter fraud last week? that's a question we've been working on since election night. we have tried to be careful and precise as we report this out. in moments like this truth really matters more than ever. false allegations of fraud can cause as much damage as the fraud itself, and the last thing america needs right now is more damage. so we want to be accurate. what we're about to tell you is accurate. it

but you are saying the only way to address that is to have a lousy economy, which of course raises the issue of stagflation, an issue that bedeviled another democratic president named jimmy carter. where is this going? >> no vote or ever wants to hear that the message from the administration is really -- it couldn't have been worse. is not a positive message. they want to know that people are fixing their problems. that's why voters have a pervasive view over the years that politicians are disconnected. that's why we have that old gotcha question, do you know how much i gallon of milk costs? voters don't think that people who live in these bubbles really do understand that. it could be worse is not a positive message. i understand why this white house is doing this. they want to pretend that problem is not there, because they know that it imperils their $3.5 trillion agenda in that washington spending is considered one of the problems behind this inflation. the american people see what is going on. and there's a certain point at which you have to address it, not close your eyes and pre

. >>> now, something that's being played as a surprise, but any lawyer, even a lousy one like me, hadoming. if it's all about, in the "rust" movie shooting, where alec baldwin ended up accidentally shooting and killing his cinematographer, how live rounds got on set. the person responsible for there being live rounds on set was going to own it or deny it. we now know how the situation will be played by the attorneys and the team surrounding the 24-year-old who was in charge of the ammunition. it's bring in a veteran armorer. what makes sense, what does not, next. >>> the "rust" movie set. investigators say they're still waiting to hear from the armorer on that set, hannah gutierrez, about getting a followup interview. that's the key to an investigation. it's not what somebody says the first time. it's what happens when investigators learn more and can go back with different questions. now, here is the statement from her lawyer. you could email an urgent question to lisa in marketing. and a follow up. and a “did you see my email?” text. orrrr... you could see her status in slack. and g

this is a lousy deal. it holds hostage the debt and credit of the united states for another two months. and then we are going to play this game one more time. a dispickable and irresponsible act for adults who know better. while it is a relief to american businesses, the default has been pushed back just a little bit. and i believe that will be short lived because we will find ourselves here in a month's time faced in a same situation in which we found ourselves this past week. that did not happen during the trump administration because this side of the aisle was responsible. this side of the aisle knew the truth. this side of the aisle, not very happy with the president of the united states, but happy with america's credit worthyness. one party has played party's games refusing to act responsibly as we have so many times before. mr. speaker, between now and december 3, america will be watching leaders mccarthy and mcconnell to see if they will lead the party down the responsible path or continue to play t