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plus, we are kicking off our "cooked to perfection" series with chef michael symon and has perfect roasted the co-host desk. all next on "live!" [cheers and applause] and now, here are ryan seacrest and luke bryan! [cheers and applause] >> luke: deja, good morning. >> good morning! >> ryan: what's going on over here? >> luke: i am no

guess what, somebody's been cooking all morning. >> the michael moore's are here.love their barbecue. hey, guys. the father and son are back together. >> i never let one get away. my wife, tonya, could not let me get away. i wasn't going to let her get away. she's here with us again. so we have a surprise for you all coming in at 7:00. we have a gift for all three of you all. i know that steve is not here. working to get him one of those next week but well, thank you for coming in. it's always great to be here. >> it sounds like you all of a gift receipt and you're going to give it to well? >> we have masterchef. 1 of 78 in america with us from the american masterchef order helping us do some lamb this morning. for dell mike vip's this morning were going to be serving up about 160 of these babies right here. this is leg of lamb chop with a chimichurri sauce. we've got mashed potatoes, we've got wings, we've got smoked mac and cheese coming into you all. so, ainsley, hopefully will be serving you up something. brian expected to eat this week. >> going to think about

cook. on the change in the law that led to an pay pellet court ruling. >> reporter: strong reactions to the overturning of the three convictions of the correctional officers in the michael tyree case. the district attorney's office says it is still relying on viewing the court's decision but the attorney representing the fam of michael tyree says the case should be retried. >> at first i was shocked. >> reporter: paula kenny represented the sisters and daughter of michael tyree, a mentally ill inmate who was beaten to death in his jail cell allegedly by three correctional officers in 2015. >> there is still questions that the three defendant correctional officers acted terribly, that michael tyree suffered horribly and that he died as a consequence of their actions. >> reporter: a jury convicted officers matthew mcconaughey, lubrin and rafael rodriguez to second degree murder. but in 2019 sb 1437 became law which changed how people can be convicted of murder. under the new law they must bel actual killer or had the intent to kill. in the officers' trial it was never proven who dealt the fatal blows. the law is retroactive, so the appeals court overturned all three convi

cook. on the change in the law that led to an pay pellet court ruling. >> reporter: strong reactions to the overturning of the three convictions of the correctional officers in the michaelon viewing the court's decision but the attorney representing the fam of michael tyree says the case should be retried. >> at first i was shocked. >> reporter: paula kenny represented the sisters and daughter of michael tyree, a mentally ill inmate who was beaten to death in his jail cell allegedly by three correctional officers in 2015. >> there is still questions that the three defendant correctio

michael is a professional meat chef. for example, i never let my wife in, but i cook more often, of course i do, because i just love the eldest adult, she lives separately with ekaterina and mikhail, the daughter and three sons of russia’s matveis olga nikolai are all called by age from 11 to 4 years old, the head of the family celebrates christian holidays at the big table, like no one knows a lot into tasty and orthodox food. for which i love orthodox cuisine because it does not have such a number of prohibitions as in judaism, as in islam. that is, apparently, an orthodox person. able to digest everything idea from a honey cake oven to a honey cake saved came by itself michael shares his professional experience. first of all, we prepare the cream. i'm in elementary on mom's recipe. i just add sugar to sour cream. all this is stirred after the most painstaking work of the dough on the cakes. he kneads slowly, gradually adding ingredients to hot water, butter , be sure to honey, a little cognac is always used as a drink of nobility. due to the fact that he lets the whole dough saturate, two eggs a desperate spoon of soda, a

presidential historian michael beschloss, national correspondent for "politico," betsy woodruff swan, "the washington post" correspondent eugene robinson and amy walter of the "the cookat a man did fire shots in the air, somewhere between the capitol and the supreme court, and ended up according to the capitol police killing himself. so there was a lot of tension this morning, just a block from here, and it is just an indication of the overall tension in our society right now. i don't need to tell all of you. so, let's talk about the biggest takeaways from this week. matthew continetti, republicans outraged, we saw more moderate tones certainly from senator rounds but a lot of questions still unanswered. what do you think? >> i think trump entered this week as the front-runner for the 2024 republican nomination and he leaves it as the front-runner for the 2024 republican nomination. what we have seen with the republican reaction to the raid on mar-a-lago is a strengthening of his base support, fund-raising off of this, and trump benefits when he's able to play the victim to his supporters. and this latest investigation allows him to do that. >> and, eugene, democrats

and finally, about the close connection between music and cooking, the resident made an edible bust of the king michael not even forget about the legendary michael silver gloves studded with diamonds, how to eat everything now, this is of course a question, but culinary masterpieces are created in order to be eaten one day. do you know that at the end of summer , these bloodsucking mites become active again and you need to be extremely careful both on walks outside the city and even in city parks and, of course, protect yourself and your pets cats and dogs. see what live this tick has not yet passed the laboratory examination. is there borreliosis encephalitis or other dangerous infections in it, while the riddle is the answer after analysis, when ticks are delivered to us and removed on their own. they can be in oil and in some impurities, and therefore we first need to wash it all off from it. bream are bathed in alcohol, then placed in a mortar. there are bloodsuckers here. literally wash well. we are preparing what is needed for the nucleic acid isolation process. after the station has passed. uh,

cook political report. that's jessica taylor, msnbc contributor, tim miller, and joining me onset, michael, the multi-emmy-award the founder and creative director for the people pac, progressive digital advertising that is working to counter republican extremism, and eugene, you're the guy who came out in playbook today with your colleagues and said, here's the landscape that we're facing right now, things are moving fast. democrats have been saying for the last couple months that the momentum is on their side, but now that we sort of see, like, pretty clear sense of all the senate races that are really in play, not all of them, most of them that are really in play, we know who's on the ballot for republicans, we know where democrats stand. talk about, from 30,000 feet, why it is it's not just the democrats are feeling momentum, but why it's right that they find themselves in a better position with respect to the midterms today than i would say they've been in for a year. >> and a year ago, and even, you know, less than a year ago, when i was talking to republicans, they were saying, you know, they may see 60 s